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Show of the patronage of the Southeast merchants come from the Southeast, let The Bulletin carry your Message to them "The Bulletin Published in Su- garhouse bring to the attention of the buying public the many advant- age offered by dealing with it ml- vertiser. It j Independent and j ! Non-rartleia- n. II" Local News, Events and Activities of the Southeast - L VOL. S. .. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. FRIDAY, AUGUST i r NUMBER 30. 1035 for Roxy Tatrons, Includes, THE Democratic MYSTERY OF MR. WONG. a Chinese mystery thriller and HoneyMeeting Remodeling of the Schramm-John-so- n moon Limited," a rioutoua comedy Drug store, located in Sugar-hous- e picture, and a news reel complete will begin in the near future the cinema part of the program. Democratic Study Group Ward according to S. C. Leaver, manager Bargain prices will prevail and all will hold their first meeting Salt Lake is invited to attend this Wednesday, September 4th, at 2:00 Ashton collosal entertainment value now of- - o'clock at the Sugarhouse Library. fered at th0 Roxy Those taking part on tha program Holds Reunion are Mrs. W.L. Foxely and Mra. W. IL Terry. Mrs. Junius Fisher, presiMembers of the Ashton family Electricity Lures Fifth dent of the club Invited all mem' held a reunion Tuesday evening at Into to be present. Open bers A social tea M. O. the home of Ashton on South hour will follow the meeting. Twenty-firEast Street Quick, easy capture of enough A barbecue super was served to worms for a day's fishing is claimone hundred seventy-fiv- e people and ed B. L. Hutshing of San Franby was followed by a program of comcisco for his invention of an angle-wor- n New munity singing, games, dancing and accelerator." Church music. It is an insulated metal road connected to a light plug. When stuck Into the ground worms dash out, he Rev. Grady Snuggs arrived this Hosiery says. week to succeed Dr. McClure in 'the Bible Department of Westminster Mr. Snuggs is an ordainCollege. ed Presbyterian Minister. Men are about to get a break, it Congress He will seems, and an eyeful of limb (leg to supply the pulpit of the Third PresNobody you) will be visible even in the byterian Church at 11th East and 17th South, beginning Sunday, Septevening, what with uneven hemlines, The Aug.30-(Washington, P.) deember and 8th at 11 a. aro all. skirts Yes, drapse capital was chuckling Tuesday at Mr. means returned in March which shorter, Snuggs hosiery finitely approval of a j16 000 appropriation is all the more Important. The dif- - j that from Scotland, where he Edinburgh, nobody wants, 2 years on a fellowference between a superb stocking studied has for to was authorized expenditure and one that Is only o is evident aid a national encampment of the ship won at the Presbyterian TheoMr In clear texture, in colors that com- - Grand here in logical Seminary in Chicago. Xrmy of the live 1005 and Mrs. will at plement your costume. It's worth-- 1 1838 Snuggs The catcll G. A. R. while to spend a great deal of time men ay yje oganization doesa'tknow East 9th South. in selecting the right stockings and il8elf yet here it will meet in 1938 to spend a few cents more and get I that the local encampment has quality you can depend upon at the L, intention of suggestion Washing-Grani- Embalmed Body of I Mart in Sugarhouse. To Remodel Store Study Croup, Hold Family Ruth Crow Atkinson Reunion and a contest. that Members of the William Atkinson winning 5--7, 7-- 5, Fisher, decision in Dorothy 6-- 2 Fred Eggers Establishes New Location family will hold their third annual reunion September 2 at Liberty park. Mr. Fred Eggers, formerly with Service Barber Shop has established his business in a new location with Miss Dorothy Shirley, The HawAn outing for former L. D. S. thorne Barber and Beauty Shop lochurch missionaries to Hawaii will cated at 1642 South Ninth East. bo held at Lagoon Friday, August Mr. Eggers and Miss Shirley will be gald to serve their many friends 30, It was announced. at their new location. Outing At Lagoon Missionary Farewell Street Dance Suggested ' An L. D. S. Church mission to Australia will be filled by Elmer S. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Evans, 1429 East Thirteenth South street He plans to leave Salt Lake City September 15 for San Francisco, from where he will sail A farewell testiSeptember 17. monial will be held September 8 at the Yale L. D. S. ward chapeL I Worms st Pastor For Third Presbyterian Important With Shorter Skirt Votes Fund Wants That A. It was suggested by a few of the street dance be business men that a staged on the new paved street in Sugarhouse. Those merchants that are in favor of this dance and are willing to help raise funds to put it on, kindly make it known to Mr. Kasteler in the Bank. It will cost the merchants about 360.00 and it is believed good advertising for Sugar-housIf it Is staged the public will be invited. e. Southeast Girls I 3-- 6, 6--3, 6-- Rbhc yt te Water Famous American all-arou- nd ns lOOs Are Taking Advantage of Our Contest Saving Plan LEFT TO PURCHASE YOUR NEW FALL LIVING ROOM SUITES NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS PURCHASED AT RECENT EASTERN AND western MARKETS HAVE JUST ARRIVED. ALL WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND INSPECT THESE BEAUTIFUL SUITES. "WE ORDER BY THE CAR LOAD AND PASS TIIE SAVINGS ON TO YOU." 1050 East 21st South Sugarhouse HYLAND 676 Ab-ysinl- an - Bartlett Returns 4 Tag Traffic Offenses Walton Wins To 1 in . , Vacation Returns SCHOOL DAYS Fountain Pen v,,32 I Attend Birthday look-ountr- y, st 1 VURNITJJREiCO. Ethiopians detets being called because Abyssinia means "mixed race" while Ethiopia means burned by the sun." P1" Party At Provo Take Advantage of These Savings For During the 1934 drought the government bought 8,279,000 head of cattle and 3,608,700 sheep. At Inter-Mounta- ONLY 8 More Days Put. 16.000 More GlLe Linutl ItalyMyers in Air Force Proceedings to set aside rulings of the state engineer involving water In a new treat to the supremacy rights must be instituted within 60 01 tha Brltlsh Mediter-i- s iQ days after the notice of the decision Mussoline naea Ki revived, Attorney General Joseph Tuesday increased the Italian air Chez held Monday. force, his shock troops for tha Ethiopian campaign, by 16,000 flyers. Italy now; has an air force of nearDies ly 200,000 men, of whom 40,483 are Hospital officially stated to be trained pilots. Edward Arthur White, 62, 866 East Seventeenth South street, died Mrs. at a ocal hospital Sunday following an illness of several weeks. At I Napoleon's Son May Be Moved To Paris DO YOU KNOW Prince Bonapart, head of the dethroned French dynasty, has renew There are more than 4,000,000 leped his negotitatlons with Archduke ers in tho world today. Otto of Hapaburgh, the Austrian Baltimore was second only to New Pueblo pretender, and with Austrian authin the shipping business durYork orities in hopes of hastening hometho- first six months of 1935. ing coming' of the Eaglet. Mr. H. A. Sorensen, manager of The embalmed body of the EagNot all insects aro destructive to tta southeast Furniture Company, let," eon of Napoleon I, will be plants, soma preying upon tho harmleft last week for Pueblo, Colorado transferred from the Capuchin cata- ful Insects. to enter his eight thoroughbreds at combs, from the company of his the Colorado State Fair. Mr. Sor Hapsburg relatives, to the Dome of According to the Commissioner of ensen has received several invitaInvalides in Paris, to the side of hi Reclamation the new reservoir or tions to enter his horses. great father, If the negotiation aro artificial lake created by Boulder Dam holds 1,453,915,000,000 gallons The famous American Saddlers finally settled. have won several grand prizes in the This wish of the Bona partes, wri- of water. lnermountaln wnt, and they are ex- tes Alfred International Tho Bruckner weather cycle indiAfter limping along without our News ServiceTryanuer, lpected to win honors at Pueblo. in cates Staff correspondent that abut 35 years elapse beMrs. Eleanor beloved head librarian, Cuts Scarlet Vienna, was refused in 1932 by the tween C. Bartlett most of the summer, periods of severe drought republican government of Austria, Sprague Library's staff is almost which regarded the Vienna burial Ninety per cent of the farm houses Ivan complete again with her return to place of the former rulers of the In the United States aro without IiuL, The shame of j our ranks the first part of this Coast Huntington, Austrian mplro as a national mu- bathtubs; 30 per cent of the village having to display one of the Scar-- 1 weet Mra. Bartlett who spent homes and 10 per cent of the city let Letter traffic violator tickets 8everal weck8 in the Middle West seum. homes also lack this necessity." Hundredth Anniversary a car windshield has eliminated reports a wonderful trip and la deMr. Ivan Walton, sales manager Celebrated 3 yean ago of the Morgan Motor Company won per cent of minor traffic viola- cidedly optimistic concerning busiIt has become clear that treaties a trip to the San Diego Exposition tion In this city in the last week, ness conditions along points east The present government, which count for nothing in the face of nafor the highest sales of Ford cars according to R. C. Frost, chief of Everyone seemed busy," she said, has strong monarchist leanings, may tional ambition and of what the ruldurin the territory, police. "and there were evidences of things raise no objections if the Hapsburgs statesmen regard as national ing contest the recent But are willing to deliver up the corpse staged by ing a picking up on every side." Nicholas Murray Butler. security." Mr. Walton has Ford Motor Co. when asked bou it seemed to be of the Eaglet to the Bonapartlsts, won several other contests and Is home again, Mrs. Bartlett reasured whom they fought so desperately a well known in the southeast us with two small but expressively century ago. Three yean ago the hundredth emphasized words, "So good!" FOB of the death of the anniversary A Grand Fall Opening is announcYOU WILL ENJOY flnnitq was celebrated by France. Eaglet ed by Manager Floor of the New From Next I the 125th anniversary Is summer now And year that edging Roxy Theatre, Salt Lakes popular will be observed there, of his are birth cooler days theatre, with a new policy of into autumn and childhood he his earliit tho from will find Louise Cluff Hoggan returned this fnny entertainment most of you and two fea- here again, In In and lived as his short life Austria as well week from a two week's trip to the turn in interest YOU WILL NEED reading, first run photoplays at popular your do anyto much chance not he bad but coast other Vau-ta surely slowly thing, prices. Seven big Real Circut But the various For you, we have satia-- thing heroic. eville acts booked In each week from I reviving. news-so- me and at dramatists new novelists, aided of books, among the eastern circuts, with a change tying SPARAL no course the for is which you, Bonapartlsts have proby just the story of program weekly, running seven Note Books matter what your taste. If youre cured for him a big popularity in days starting at the Grand Opening not France. Westerner a fan, Republican why story on Monday, September 2nd ( Labor The Eaglet, who was made king Headline "name" acts will watch for Bindloss latest Sweet School Bags of about Rome when he was bom in Paris, be included and the variety of en- - Water Ranch" or, what "House of the Four died as the duke of Relchstadt at Mr. and Mra. Karl Kellerstrass of tertainment offered with seven acts Buchans NEW SCHOOL or Cody's Dangerous Gold?" the age of 21 in the Vienna Castle Grains of Gold Company, with their will offer Salt Lake a place with Winds, of Svchoenbrann, where he was kept Dictionary friends Mr, and Mrs. John Naylor the big Vaudeville houses across Then If its a mystery youre seclusion his in would strict grandfathby suggestions birthfor, thrilling 50th York ing of Salt Lake attended the City darting In New BUY EARLY FOR YOUR The Roxy ha be- - be Murder at the Inn by McAlister, er, the Austrian Emperor Francis, day party in honor of Mr. Charles uid Chicago. BEST SELECTION his of most embittered the Dusk." enemy Wright The party was held in the me part of a big Vaudeville circut or Death in the loved Hast-xnL father who For those Gladys Napoleon Bonneville Ward amusement hall darted this season to play from In the same Castle of Sctaoen in Provo. to coast. W. Rea Jewell will tags Carrolls first book, As the DESERET e years before the -- win as director of this new en- - Earth Turns, we now have her sec brunn, twenty-threhad ond and equally as well received "A death of the Eaglet, Napoleon I, BOOK terprise and Roy Duncan and his If you as a conqueror taken up his headAnd Ones." FDolish In Few and been enlarged orchestra have COMPANY WUla Cather, quarters. There he forced the proud will move Into the pit to play the Just cant get enough Lucy Habsburg emperor to recognize tho new Vaude- - youll like her 44 EAST on SOUTH TEMPLE Mrs. George Luke, of New York accompaniment for the new map of Europe and to consent these resist Can you Gayhcart. vine policy. City is visiting her parents, Mr. and After reading these books. to his marriage with' Marie Louise Two feature pictures, first run In titles? Mrs. M. D. Wells of 721 East Twen-of Austria, his daughter. for more. Salt City, another new feature youll cheer South. Saddlers Enter Colorado State Fair 1, he so-s- Win Championship Agnes and Grayce Norris Monday captured the intermountain women's doubles championship, defeating Edith Van Hadeln and Francis Uffens, in an interesting final match. The Norris sisters continued the extremely steady play which marked their performance throughout the tournament, and with Agnes playing a splendid game and Grayce contributing some booming forehand drives, they chalked up a title victory in convincing fashion. combinaThe Von Hadelin-Uffetion, seeded No. 1 in the tournament, previously completed its match with After the fall of the titan, his son was taken to Austria, where he was deprived of everything that might remind him of his father, lie was new of title of duke a the given Relchstadt and waa guarded day and night because of the plans of the Bonapartista to kidnap or rather free him, whom they regarded as the lawful Freeh emperor, Napoleon IL He died of consumption, according to the official announcements. It was popular belief, however, that the young prince was poisoned by Prince Mettemich, the Austrian chancellor, in order to put an end to the scheming of the Bonapartlsts. Medical experts claim that the charge of poisoning the heir of Napoleon I, could be proved or die-tThe heart house of Hapsburg. owing to the strange burial rites of of the duke of Relchstadt is preserved in a silver box in the church of St. Augustine, whereas the intestines are in a copper urn in tha St. Stephens cathedral. The embalmed body is buried in the Capuchin Catacombs, where all the Hapsburg emperors and their families were laid to their lost rest. Visiting Southeast Just-publish- ed I ty-fir- st . . |