Show THE OffiDEN SENATOR MAKES To Head California U COLLEGE CLASS ERA OF PEACE FINISHES WORK ANNIVERSARY Pact Signing Her Economic Position Threatens By LYLE C WILSON Vnited Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON June 28 — (UP) — Today the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Versailles treaty the trend of International events raises hope that the real era of Is dawning for the World peace f This is the anniversary both of the beginning and of the15formal years end of the war Exactly ago on June 28 1924 a youth assassinCrazed with patriotism ated the Austrian Archduke FranWithin a month cis at Sarajevo troops were moving SOLUTION IN SIGHT the After ten years of effort world’s statesmen are beginning at last to believe the soltuions of problems raised by those moving troops may be in sight! Events during the week have buoyed the world’s expectations Japan removed of the last obstacle the Kellogg antito effectuation war pact by ratifying that agree- -' Owen D Young and his ment colleagues called on President Hoover to report a workable method of obtaining reparations payments from Germany at last had been found and of-- greater significance were the activities ofPremier Macdonald and Ambassador Dawes in Great Britain There are shows in the pictures TJens of thousands of Germans are demreported today to be planning Versailles the onstrations against treaty The problem of the French war debt to the United States Is unsolved Minority populations given over to the government of foreigners by the treaty in some cases i are alleged to suffer indignities and repression International suspicion persists and the vast ' area Of the soviet union is a diplomatic outcast UNEMPLOYMENT SEEN Britain’s war-wo- n heritage of unemplovment has not diminished f MW- -r Britain Unemployment Now - ' LOS ANGELES June Annual commencement exercises of th® Smithsonian Business col—Senator Tasker L Oddie of Nelege will fee held in the Ogden tab- vada chairman of the senate comernacle this even The following mittee on mines and mining said program will begiven: the mineral Prelude Tannhauser March in an address before California Developof the division Sam Whitaker organ(Wagner) the Thursday ist Invocation the Rev Arthur ment association for congress to had arrived time of Hansen the J Presentation -' &"T i I class Prof C S Springer Vocal solo selected Ed Greenwell Ora’‘Have You a Rudder?” tion Plano solo “Love Apchle Oram and Devotion” Marjorie Fowles (Anonymous) Readings “Imph-m- ” ‘The Highwayman” (Alfred Noyes) Fern Davis Vocal solo “The Love Song” Evelyn Pflsterer Associated rress Photo Address ‘Business as a Shifting Robert G Sproul will assume the Process” David J Wilson? Vocal of solo selected Ed Greenwell Prespresidency of the University California third largest In the na- entation of diplomas the faculty tion with the retirement cf Dr Class songs class Smithsonian and' Jubilee Marjorie W W Campbell in June 1930 Smithsonian direcDavis Fowles Fern piano vice been president Sproul has Rev': Arthur tor Benediction the Since 1920 J Hansen Postlude grand processional from the Queen of Sheba (Gounod) Sam Whitaker organist and threatens to affect permanentGraduates for 1929 are: Elm a Anderson ten In Marjorie Anderson Clois economic position ly her Benedict Myrtle Lucile Bailey of resentment Germany years the Leland Winona Bingham and Hungary against loss of ter- J Boseri John ABingham Boyle Isabel ritory and enforced disarmament Bramwell Mae Brown Barbara has increased rather than dimin- Bush Olive Bywater GweneVore ti Clark Louise Coffman Matilda ished DanVivian Crompton French troops remain in German ielson Fay Leota Davis Betty DeLange to are be expected territory but Cleo Doxey Iris Farr Viola Fra$d-se- n withdrawn soon Eleanor Gager Ralph GunderPresident Hoover’s inauguration son Mabel Harris Margaret Ho- r was almost immediately followed man May Higgs Melvina Hunsrtk-eby a direct movement toward naval JohnWalter Johnson Thomas reduction There was no echo of son Zelda Johnson Elmer Keil approval abroad which Increased Elizabeth Keseling Vera Korth to a roar with the defeat of Brit- Thelma Leach Irene Leach Robert ain’s conservative government and Verna Lowe Raymond the rise of the labor party on May Livingston Jeanette McLean Mjaseth Dortha 30 The road toward better Norma Orton Olsen Lottie Myers "relations seems to Elizabeth Nicholls Adelaide rage ' have been found again and the Palmer Josephine Pincock Floyd is forming parade Faye Rand Helen Reardon Vernai — Riley Sylvia Rlrie Fred Steclu Mabel West Ruth Whittier Helen kV GOVERNOR DERN Wilson Mildred Wilson' Wilma i Fern Davis 'Marjorie Fowles: URGES ECONOMY Wood Archie Oram Ross Phelps 1—— — V SALT LAKE June 2S — Instruc‘t to and state all tions PRESIDENT CHOSEN departments institutions of education pointing BY HARDWARE MEN out that the last legislaure approi esCITY June 28— amount entire of OKLAHOMA the priated timated revenue from state re- (AP)— J Charles Ross ‘of Kalasources and that therefore it will mazoo Mich was elected president & be necessary to operate during the and St Louis was chosen Tor the on of 19 members 30 funds convention by apthe ensuing biennium propriated was issued by Governor tho National Hardware Retailers’ association George II Dern Thursday 28-MA- Took Place Just Ten Years Ago WAR LOSS IS NOTED - MINING Exercises Will Be Held In Oddie Says U S Bureau Needs Chemists Geolo- Ogden Tabernacle This Evening gists Minerologists WITH TREATY Versailles STANDARD-EXAMINE- J FRIDAY EVENING’ JUNE 23 1929 R consider the $8000000000 mining and engineers who can understand the needs of the geological survey industry and the bureau of mines a for Oddie made Senator plea on® were to ask the experts national attention to the needs of theTfdifference in cost of kalsomin-in- g confor and the mineral industry coal and they wouldn’t mining gressional appropriations sufficient know” Senator Oddie declared to make available findings of 'the funds said He geological survey were provided to make the survey BONDS BOUGHT AT but money to make it possible In-to ONE-FIT-H VALUE distribute the findings to those been never had provided terested RICHFIELD June 2 8 — A set‘‘There is a crying need for this of country to become mineral mind- tlement with the bondholders district Sevier the county drainage said senator the “Agriculture ed” has had a lot of deserved attention No 6 has been made according to but the mineral industry alsodif-is aji announcement madefy Henry E Beal attorney handling the aflarge It has been more than ficult to make congress realize that fair The outstanding bonds total “We have a budget bureau in $76000 A settlement tot $15600 Checks were agreed upon Washington arid I guess it is man- was bondholders to mailed it What Thursday ned by bookkeepers needs is chemists minerologists This gives clear title to the district taurateur’s enthusiasm IDAHO REQUESTED reckless but deserving SPUD tion FOR 12-INC- H BOISE June 28 — (AY) — H H Henricl restaurant chain owner of Chicago and New York is an ardent admirer of the Idaho potato and wants to convert others Now on a visit to San Francisco Henricl has written a letter to Johnson Lieber and company a Boise business firm asking if spuds actually grow as big in Idaho as 12 inches in length “I’ve bet my brother they do” he wrote “Maybe that’s too big but will you do me the favor of getting the biggest one possible up to a foot in length and send it to him charges prepaid and send' the lull to me?” The Boise firm thinks the res -- merican HI t i X "Hi- Vfc Child’s Silk Ankle Sox Misses’ and children’s part wool Sewing Thread Light Globes 29c Value Men’s Fancy 35c 65c 30c Doz 19c 50c Bathing Suits t y f Y v ' f'x- - Just bring around your old tires casings with five ten or fifteen and thousand miles on them Hv f S ' " f 4$ k rf inascredit onbrand Tires Goodrich new just like those Fleet Silver you saw on tfie Remember this offer applies on the purehasq of any’ tire in our stock regardless of price we’U take them 4 H 4 T- - A? so?4- - - for price Suspenders - y f to the many bargains we will give one of our famous tan or Size 11 Ladles’ fine rayon hose Extra reinforced heels Per pair PANTY DRESSES beautiful assortment to choose from Organdy trimmed and guaranteed tub fast §!ze ! !° 14 t0 8100 8125 broadcloth Per pair to 8 materials A - £4 S ’JN ' SHADE HATS black sateen and 65c values Children’s y S'- - best grade shade hats 45c values 45c of we a s s P i YA ’‘S been conquered They’re out to demonstrate those tires and -- SPECIAL Saturday and Monday THREE GOODRICH TIRES: Silvertown De Luxe for superlative style and service The famous Silvertown— the standard d tire for keen buyers quality tire Goodrich Cavalier a 45c Ladies’ arch high-grad- e iiriciii sup- port slippers in straps and pumps JL ties i r $600 values With each purchase of $300 or more OH BOY! AND HOW! knit how ! low-price- Bargains at Everybody’s! Men’s or boys’ high-grad- e unions 95c value Then come in Have vour present rubber appraised by an expert Find out how much mileage you can honestly expect and what your allowance will be Remember tires that have seen long service may cost you more than new rubber all around So come in tomorrow Don’t wait for the final day Find o'ut now! what your tire requirements for the coming season will be then let us show you how to save by taking advantage of our trade-i- n offer Don't miss this opportunity to get new tires all around at a bargain! UP TO TIIE HUBS! Spinning your wheels in grinding mud is poison for tires but the Fleet pilots put their Silvertowns through it nevertheless a’-- 25c Special price our customers sell again Saturday only 10 pounds of sugar for $125 $145 UNIONS weaknesses V ' v'' QC Only SUGAR Priced m side-wa- ll kind of road the country knows Ladies’ ensemble suits beautiful patterns and tub fast 7Q 1 C By Request A new shipment of children’s Sizes possible 10 LBS Children’s Slippers 51-- e In another two days our trade-i- n sale will close Check up at once on your present tires Look inthem over for small cuts of wear tread signs juries DRESSES bloomers and Values to $195 Children’s Bloomers High-grad- quickly yT SILK WEAR Rayon step-in-s combinations Special price ty A ad When the Fleet rolls into lu SILK HOSE high-quali- But in any event New York City late this Fall its Silvertowns will have faced every $2:95 cf $200 or more ed men who make andl guarantee Silvertowns Mile for mile you can’t beat this tire for economy IN THE YOSEMITE1 This picture taken thousands of miles back shows the Silver Fleet in the heart of the high Sierras i and tan oxfords $395 value to 2 Sale 3 ' New line just in boys’ black i Grab Bags With each purchase $395 S Boys Oxfords In addition 9 4 ft ' FREE Men’s Oxfords Or perhaps you want sound new rubber at a low cash investment Then ask to see the sturdy new Cavalier the tire for hard drivers made and guaranteed by the same low-pric- - Sizes 2 to 5 tv We’re still in the market! Your old tires are worth our good money! The Silver Fleet left behind it such an such an astonishing Enthusiasm amazing interest that we are continuing to give motorists the same opportunity for bargains we offered when the Fleet arrived fc i' and babies’ slippers to sell — c-- o Your Used Tires Still Worth Good Money in Trade-I- n HfiV Anglo-A- we suggest superlative service the Silvertown De Luye Massive smart super-sturd- y Or if you want a tire built to fit the needs of 90 of all motorists a tire that is a standard of there quality the country over is the Goodrich Silverbm n v aiting for you And your old used tires are accepted as part of the purchase A Z3t-Appoint- ment Goodrich Dealer Extends Sale Due to Great Interest Here’s the Story If yob want a tire built - LAKE June of Edward P Kimtal' tabernacle organist and Rotary t ernor of the Utah-Idahdisti the presidency of the Gern’t Austrian mission of the L I) y church Wfts announced by the presidency of tjhqt church Thu: day Mr Kimball Willi succeed lierum W Valentine wiiiv!l v ::nj to his home at Brigham City Mr Kimball and family expern p to leave within the SALT (fo-let- T $545 Values- black blondes All sizes Special price KIMBALL BECOMES MISSION PRESIDENT I’a-ga- "1 I Is a b: of Justifica- OXFORDS L D S GARMENTS Special lot for children Size to 2 Was $165 Special price per 1 AA Saturday and Monday only we will sell old or new style garments values to $145 Some are slightly soiled r tj DC Special per pair vL®vlw vky PHONE 795 PPLY 2661 WASHINGTON AVE Ladies’ Silk GOODRICH TIRES ARE ALSO SOLD BY Bloomers ahd Step-in- s r WORK SOX Men’s r- - best grade Rockford work box 2 Special price pairs for C i SPECIAL Saturday and shirts Bud Maxfield Service Station R T Mitchell Co 23rd and Grant Ave 19th and Washington Ave 23rd and Kiesel Ave Mon- day your cheica ot dress John G william Service Station for men with collar or without Priced now pdV$100 ZJ 0 W Iverson Battery Service Mack-Robinso- n Garage Co 2441 Kiesel Ave 2586 Washington Ave Crystal Gas and Oil Station Riverdale Road Wasatch Service Station 21st and Washington Ave |