Show 7TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE PROVO and Southern Utah frovo Business Office — 21 No University Avc FALLING TREE KILLS UTAHN Phone 338 Correspondent 429 E St Phone Third North 1150 Agent: Phone 425-- Water Shortage Nonsupport Plea PROVO PLANS Wins' Divorce Suit APPOINT TWO PROVO — Charging nonsupport JULY4PARADE Mrs Allie D Caffali Lang was granted a divorce from Martin Lang on Tuesday by District Judge A V WatAccident Happens While Provo School Directors kins She was restored her maiden Cities Southwestern Sec-tioname Allie D Caffali They were married at Manti October 10 1926 Pair Work Near Site Seek Legal Advice County Mrs Esther Shepherd filed suit for divorce Tuesday from Ernest Albert of Sawmill Boundary Row Cooperation Shepherd on nonsupport grounds She asks for the custody of 10 minor ORANGEVILLE — Floyd Jewkes of PROVO— A letter requesting the children and $45 per month alimony PROVO— Plans for Provo’s Fourth Shepherds were married July 3 this city died shortly after noon Tues- Provo City school board to appoint The of 1912 at Richfield July parade a feature of the day from injuries suffered several successors for positions on the board morning's celebration should be comhours earlier when his head was caused by the disqualification of crushed by a falling tree plete soon Earl Conder George A Startup and Ole E Olsen Jcwkes with his brothtfr-lchairman of the event reportsgeneral law signed by three prominent citizens Fred Fail was cutting down a tree of the city Q Merle Taylor W R Cooperation from ail cities in the southern section of the county were three miles west of the family saw- Butler and Walter Adams was preassured Tuesday when Mr Conder mill located 23 miles west of here In sented to the board at the regular and D Orlo Allen secretary of the falling the tree struck a quacking session chamber of commerce visited the vaaspen and veered off to where Jewkes of Mr the letter receipt rious mayors was standing It struck him on the Following motion made the a that Startup The parades 'and celebrations at head authorize the president and Fail dragged the injured man to a board Spanish Fork and SpringvlUe will a- - letter to the to clerk draw up be at such times at not to Interfere near-bstream and after bathing his attorney A L Booth asking SpringvillePurcliases Eight with the program of the local head ran to the sawmill A wagon board's legion Olson's on Mr a his and for ruling post took him six miles to meet an auto status since East Grant Acres not live in the do they Six sections will driven by Carl Seely Dr J W Nixon comprise the pawhich they represent rade Mr Conder reports: Business ' had beeri called by phone and he met school districts School board due to the changing on the under Dr Franks Reynolds comic on them White dugway of the boundary lines of the district Lou Culbertson patriotic Orvill OlHe was born here a son of Mr and Mr commission the city sen industrial Jack Sutherland hisrecently Mrs Joseph Jewkes He married by Olson seconded the motion which SPRING VTIJF — The local city torical Mr Conder and the Della Reid on June 13 1621 He is entire announced of council passed unanimously the committee purchase survived by his widow two daughters will be presented to the approximately eight acres of land east letter The The line will of march be from Fif tli Beth and Shirley Jewkes his parents board approval before being pre- of the Grant school on East Second West on Center street east to Unisix brothers and sisters J B Jewkes sented for Mr Booth to street to be South converted into avenue versity thence north to Price Reuben Ina and Gotha Legal talent of the city differ as to a Eighth North east to First Fast community recreational park Jewkes Mrs Jennie Peacock and Mrs whether Messrs Olson and Startup land south to Center street west to UniPlowing and leveling of the Vila Fail Orangeville are qualified to serve since the boun- will begin this week A grandstand versity avenue thence south to First school will from South where it will disband moved be the change high BEAR ACCIDENTALLY KILLED dary More than 50 persons attended the compns and seats will be built Mr Conder and Mr Allen will visit CASTLE DALE— Charles Asay of meeting but the presentation of the Although It is probable that water communities in the northern section Hiawatha trapped a brown bear in Muddy Water a few letter was the only action from the will not be available on the grounds of the county Wednesday to ask for tills year all other improvements their cooperation miles north of Wattis last week Mr group Decision to make an inspection trip will be completed for the opening on Asay intended to place the live bear disBECOMES DEPUTT SHERIFF of various of the the July 4 buildings in the zoo at Wilberg resort in Castle The necessity of the park arose PRICE— Ruvie Monroe of Stand-ardvillDale but in his efforts to do so trict decided on the need of repairs has been appointed by Shersmothered it Two bears was made for Wednesday at 1 p m from an unsatisfactory plan of the ' accidentally were trapped here last summer one Following the trip authorization for a city and high school participating iff S M Bliss as deputy sheriff to in a Joint ownership of recreational succeed Traffic Officer Walter R a young brown bear and the other Janitorial program and purchasing a large black bear that weighed 376 of Janitorial supplies will be dis- grounds Joining the high school Bennett who died recently in Salt Lake campus cussed pounds dressed ‘ Assure COUNCIL BUYS n LAND FOR PARK June 21 1847 Dixie District RETURNS FROM TREK WYOMING f of of day evening camping at the scene Brigham Young party CARAVAN where camped AUTO About 500 persons from Utah and Wyoming attended the dedication ceremonies Sunday at 10 a m and the Salt Lakers then left the main highway and followed as nearly ate possible MOAB— Shortage of water caused ST GEORGE — Harrison Joseph the old trail used by the pioneers to by drying up of municipal springs has 79 a Utah Dixie pioneer of Oregon the California Burgess forced on temporary restrictions the Utah pioneers the pony express lawns and gardens By this conser- 1862 and resident of Pine Valley for and the overland stage prior to the vation it is hoped to supply domestic many years where he was a prom- building of the railroad inent lumberman and cattle raiser needs Heber J Grant president of the of at home his died the a 8unday After successful trip in locating L D 8 church presided The irrigation water is only half the dedits normal flow at this time of the adopted daughter Mrs Nina Faw- and marking the old trail used by the ication He had a of stroke cett paialytic Wilon are year aud crops Buffering Owen Woodruff ‘grandson been in ill health all winter and con- L D 8 pioneers of Utah climaxed of Wtlford son mesa as well as In Mo&b valley Wilford Woodruff who Jack by the dedication of a bronze tablet Brown was a scout for with Mill creek water has been sent to fined to his bed two weeks Brigham Mr Burgess was born June 13 at Independence Rock Wyo a motor the state chemist for analysis and Young's party climbed the rock and He lived there if reported pure can be turned In the 1851 in Salt Lake re slept there Saturday night In coand for a short time at Park City caravan toof Several score Utahns town reservoir of the climbing of the before coming to Dixie with his par- turned Salt Lake Tuesday noon-Th- e mmemoration party left Friday at 9 a m with rock by the two scouts in 1847 ents in 1862 wintering on the Fort Andrew Jenson assistant L D 8 Pearce wash In the summer of 20 cars and drove to the rock Satur church historian and John D Giles 1863 they moved to Pine Valley and secretary of the Utah Piohe had made ills home there since cett an adopted son Joseph Claw- executive neer Landmarks associaHe married Emma L Snow in the son Burgess and three brothers and tion Trails and kept a record of the Journey ' St Endowment house Salt Lake on sisters Abraham W Burgess markers will be placed In PRICE— Arthur Robertson who November 17 1873 George Isaac H Burgess and Mrs Permanent the near future atiilstorlc spots along was accidentally shot his brother Ho filled an L D 8 mission to Clara Bracken Central by June 14 the bullet entering his bralh New Zealand from 1885 to 1889 and Funeral services were held Tues the trail in cooperation with the Orewas released Monday from tho Price was active In church work He was gon Trail Memorial association morning day The party included some pioneers hospital where he has been confined president of the Pine Valley M 1 A who had crossed the plains by Automobiles registered in Egypt since the mishap His condition is and a counselor in the ward bish5000 32627 or a son and grandson of Brig Improved but still critical according opric from 1889 to 1928 when he was last year numbered ham Young and numerous descend to hospital attaches more than in the previous Mr Robertson released on account of ill health was taken to his home ants Of other pioneers th are his widow Mrs For Restriction ASK BOARD TO in Last Riles Held For Pioneer of Briu gs Demand M 1931’ r' 21 gold-seeker- s at Bullet Victim Leaves Hospital at twelve-survivin- g Faw-'mon- y of MAIL ORDERS FILLED Add 16 for Postage A UNIT OF CO WALGREEN kfc e 75o HILLROSE 40c 0 ASTORIA 4 50c THEATRICAL CREAM Pounds 88c for MENTHOLATUMt 2 for 88c 3 for 88c ASPIRIN TABLETS 69c Drastic Reductions On High-Grad- e for It brings values such growing bigger and better every day on standard high-grad- e as Salt Lake has never before dreamed possible I the finest quality goods you can buy at prices way under those stocks the more you save The more you buy asked elsewhere for Inferior qualities A Bale that Our Entire Stock of 30c PIIENOLAX 550 Deauvilles 850 Deauvilles 1050 Deauvilles Kules of the Sale are as Follows: —cash only —no layaways —no phone orders —no mall orders WAFERS Deauville Sandals 13 Pint PSYLLIUM SEED Pound 50c - PHILLIPS’ OF y 2 75 50c 425 525 OH 850 Women's Shoes 1050 Women’s Shoes 1250 Women’s Shoes 1500 Women’s Shoes 3 3 35c 4 for 88c 3 for 88c ale MILK MAGNESIA sec 75n S ROYAL JUICE VEGETABLE (do 75o Quart ROYAL JUICE CRYSTAL BORDEN'S MALTED MILK Flavor WHITE SOAP CRYSTAL h PEAU COLGATE'S SHAVING CREAM 45c 35c Every 750 Every 1000 1250 to $15 1850 to $25 Straw Hat is now Straw Hat is now Straw Hats now Straw Hats now Salt Lake Has Ever Seen! 98c 39c Included are: Queen o' Crepes Flat Crepes Panne Satins Striped 811k Broadcloths Checked and Plaid Taffetas All-Si- lk Large -- size 100 Dresses 50 - Dresses Printed Shantungs Satin Fran cals 33 to Bilks formerly 149 to 350 yard 75c Sizes 13 to 50 Were 1075 to 1650 Sizes 12 to 36 Were 1650 to $35 No- w- No-w- Sizes 13 to 60 Were 3975 to 4975 Now— $ 7 00 12 00 18 00 There are scores of other Items such as blouses sweaters riding habits skirts and fur that bear the same ridiculously low prices as the dresses but the scarfs and fur coats we dare not mention specific ones as they are being chosen so limited so quantities are to prtUted tell which will remain by the time this advertisement it is impossible rapidly BATH TOWELS Size StlO Pewter SALT AND PhrrtR 6I1AKEK5 f0 liuC $100 ( STAR-RIT- E JR CURLING IRONS VACUUM UNIVERSAL $100 BOTTLE OUTING leatherette durable Pint Size PORCH PILLOWS coyering soft OR VELVET 50c TOBACCO Pounds ft WESTCTOK BULLS EVE POCKET WATCH Unbreakable Crystal WE8TCLOX KENO ALARM" yise CLOCK 10c O f qj DO VJlw 3 for 88c! 2or88c Wash Goods 25e A B C Percales— 25c Kalburnle Ginghams— 25c Jap Crepes— 28c Lad A Lassie Cloths— 29o Dimities— 18c Brown Moallns- -r 19c Plain Colored Voiles— WHISK BROOMS Large now 98c t- - - Ball Top ch 75 Dresses side-openi- 50c ' Of) 2 for 88c pound 2 for 88c GARMENT BAGS SAFE-PAC- 3fsr 02c 3M8Sc KOLYNOS TOOTH 3(r8Sc 5 f 88c 5 or 8Sc 4 fer 88c 5c FIFTY FIFTY Box of 25 83c 82c ELECTRIC 88c 88c 88c Attractive fcr O O OOV 2 88c 3or88c or 4 88c lb Sla-Bri- le Tlie Greatest' Dress Values TOILET Tubing Floor Wax 75c 75c Peerless Floor Wax C2c 80AP BENGUE 55o WALGREEN CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK ‘ 40c BATHING EPSOM SALTS Bag ‘Two-qua- rapid-flo- 2 for 3 fcr 88c roll SERVICE HOT WATER BOTTLE rt capacity Pastel shades SERVICE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE-Two-q- uart capacity POWDER 50c 0RLIS LIQUID ANTISEPTIC 75c ANALGESIQUE BAUME 4 FLAKES 15c LYNDIIURST 1000 Sheets to the 149 to 350 Silts flfl 37c BRISTLE-TIT- E TOOTH BRUSH 15c LUX - BATH 50c LABLACUE FACE POWDER BOo L’ANAMAI (JUVs BOc RUBBING ALCOHOL COMPOUND 10c LUX TOILET SOAP 295 395 495 795 PERFUMED PASTE 25c 0RLIS TOOTH PASTE 25c LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 50c 1 ftflU AMELITA' 50o PEBECO TOOTH PASTE 60c PEAU DOUX AFTERSHAVING LOTION All Straw Hats at New Low Prices Every 500 Straw Hat is sow 195 S9o 10c CREME OIL gQjj q fLOW ER8MN3f8rCC3 MISSION BELL SOAP 3 88c 3 for 88c PALMOLIVE SHAVING DCs M 30f°r88c DOUX SHAVING CREAM 50c 02: 17 88c 17 for 88c 5c WHITE KING LAUNDRY BAR WHITE fIUl fnr fcUJi lOo 30 for 83c (Walker's Street Floor) O for BOo ORANGE GRAPE PURPLE Pints Chocolate Do GRAPE PURPLE Ofta law PERFECTION CREAM 5 for 88s 5 for 88s q jor BprAuWa POUND BEEF IRON 'AND WINE Tints 545 645 745 945 BOo 88c 88c 88c 88c PINK-HAM’- 3 fer 4 for 88c LYDIA 25o GLYCERINS AND C fa ROSEWATER 6 --ounce V 181 BOo WALGREEN HAIR Bcech-Nu- t PEANUT BUTTER MILK WALGREEN OF 3 for OCs 3 for 88c MAGNESIA for $150 Black 60e AMELITA THEATRICAL CREAM 4 for 63c -- 88c or OIL 60c AMERICAN All Women’s Shoes Drastically Reduced —no exchanges —all sales final 2 TEA— Green or 44 Pound UPTON'S 30o 100's Seasonable Stock & TIIIIR V7ED ld to the Right Limit Quantities We Reserve I 35c HINKLE or PILLS 100a $125 BAYER’S ASPIRIN TABLETS 25c PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN 50c JERGENS’ LOTION CREAM OF ALMONDS- 88c 5m8Sc 3 hr 88c - LOTION ' 3M8Sc ABar”:: 88c CIGARS 3'8Sc LEMON CASTILE SHAMPOO Mo LTEGG1E ROUGE— SOfl All 88c the popular shades o fa PHe W 181 fa Of? W 181 LPEGGIE LIP STICK Q fa —Light Medium and Dark U 181 BOc 50c “Q f E TALCUM Uiet f$e ft Uwu firtfi UWW 50o PEAU DOUX GOLF BALLS 3 or 88c 50c BICYCLE PLAYING CARDS 2M88ci 2cr8Cc j |