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Show -- r 4 THE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 17. 1925 dciety- 1 Llalte Your Outing - The. members of the Amasta club will, be .entertained at like borne ot Mis Afton Dixon this evening. ,. ' . . Ida Lelchty entertained at a tlutulier party at her honw Friday evening. The fore part uifc was spent; who games aun music followed by a midnight luuclum. lu the inoruiug. the girls hiked to Miss Outing equipment or the lack of it, determine how successful or how miser able your trip will be. , , & few things you can hardly do without: tents Camp Stove . Luggage Carrier Beds Mattress : the foothills where a delicious was amed to fourteen,' - . break-fas- t- . lr it feioQii'-. - -- Walter Taylur was hostess tq of tbe Provannas club Mrs. tbe: Canteen Water Bag f I the-even- soap Aat is tsfe for toft&i at her ouuuuer hmne at Centra Friday sfternoiK The time 'was pleasieut with- neo(lU'irk antly Chairs Youll find it priced right at - tnusie followed by a dainty luncheon. . Mm. C. Jf: Funk wilt act as hostess lu the Valley Circle Club at her home, IIS South Fifth West, Thurs August .20, yjr'TTSO o clock. All Eastern Women 'are ; cordially Invited. Sf gam gt-a- r 44 (I G&'i&iiJ , 105 UINTA BASIN WEST CENTER YOUNG folks, to old folks, listen to my my story, andyou'll Historic Fort and Talk of Brilliant Future . H put securities and valuable rocks Piebbld Safe Deposit Box ! By J clocks ' She'd ought of tV-- . FOUT The K 1i.M.a ii diamond in a safe deposit box! i t.v... . fmnrall & Farmers ill . ". -v- - ... ? ' V, ; r,;-..) -! e- '1 " ... planted by Palmolive, That is because Palmolive Soap fa a uniqne creation, based on 60 years "of soap 6tudyA , A scjerrtificoap made for ONE purpose only; to foster goodprhpTexions. Don't expect Palrnoliye results from ordinary soaps. Don't expect them from medicated soaps! T ; iw. I .Don't expect them from soaps soaps claimed "germ combatants, soaps -" : claimed for facial use and fabric cleansing alike. 7 that compare favorably' . Palmolive is not the only fine toilet soap. We Know of no more than ordinary "soapir --- r -I- But they cost you S ants; while Palraolive costs But JQ cents; " " "f tuuubuuu uuuga yvw una uiwum tuv. i Wash, launder, cleanse with any soap you wish. Buf when beauty Is at stake, take care. TJse Palmolive, a soap you know W eae to use, . It nature's fcamula to "JKeep That School- "jack-of-aD-trad- es " two-other- I of people . prepare - and" eat illpT their meals.- Many people truilcd iiit,o Fort Duchesne hy pack train Merchants Bank -- s . . to be present at the convention. ' Many people from outride of the state were present . to participate ' " in the conference. . ; Complexion." Alfalfa seed .and railroads "seem M.M .th.jwo topics iujpermostLin every mind. Nearly tiall of. the Kpeakers.'even in the general assemblies, emphasized these twoubjects.' . Although Jhave been wrlttiig this story in the past tensa, I am really Kitting in an auto just otitside the ''- Frencft Soap Largely . grounds as I write. Indians on beaotJI' liorsejiack and on foot are passing, Fram, wocMtt fmfle al tbe ago-ol- d uiorfTsofjer costumes of tup whites. bubble of Trench soaps." , PalmoUv 4s today asm All three of the large educational in France)' tA the two greatest felling toikll institutions of the state are well been have French supplanted. soaps represented her. - l)r, JThomas L. Parisian beauties are glad to pay almost twice as Martin, representing Brigham tainch for a cako of Palmolive as American women Vomig university, has appeared on two sectional programs, and he and pay. And, in many eases, three times as much aa I ttrertnirljinvry Nelson wiitToth for their own Trench" soaps,: Remember this when Plelr onrprograms tomorrow. " tempted by Ttenchy claims for soaps. " ' President George II. Thomas of : ," . zthe University of Utah, and President Elmer G. Peterson of the Utah Agricultural college, both addressed the general assemblies today. I was given fifteen minutes on on1 of the programs. . Both the U. of V..aiul the U. A. C. are assisting iuateriallyiu putting overn interesting program. Brig-haloung university is mtribut-inalso towards the suceess of the convention. DrrTOrrayuriiaye and sliice fierkijfely psychiatrist, remained to we do noLuppear on the program, 'e,,t-aileI ly the defense to prove are taking in the sights of the conby that the expert testimony "jar vention. are attracting ninth girl" Js. insane. Then will follow of my attention. I think tho Utes, other, persona who" have observed after all, have among tliera some Durothy.hefore and after the slayreally intelligent Indians and some ing and the arguments to the jury LOS- - ANGELES, Aug. 17.(L'P) WASHINGTON, Aug rather striking looking young ' "I guess that lets Tex Riekard out women. Rattler, Plttebnrgh,. today "pald a $i(i,(X)0 fine In cash to the supreme of it," Jack Dempsgy declared to I .have met two young fellows ONE-EYEDDcourt ' where was Convicted for day li commneting on Floyd Fit- who are members of the L. n. 8'. . alleged liquor he cliArch. Both are handsome ami in conspiracy id the case simmons's "agreement with Paddy ltepreseutatire John W. Langley, Mulllns to niaUh Harry . Wills telligent. I photographed both with " ; Kentucky republican. their wives. agaiust the champion. " """It was . cha Sat Governor Dern is to lie here to rged tlerrtangley "All I can say for Tex is, he has ruT o'iuerjr pIofttNj"reeae of 4,000 my nyuipatby, but that's What he night to speak la" the night session. cases of liquor from this Penwick gets from playing with the New " ASTOtUA. May York boxing commission," said the Aug. 17. (CP) distillery in' Pennsylvania. 1D21, Ben L. Mosw, who pleaded champion. Mrs. John Spas, mother of "Cinderella 'MaTy'' was technically under guilty with 8attler hag hcen given . '! wouldn't' fight In New York arrest today, all because of "prince" two week to wbsch to pay W and I. signed- a prelimnlary agree" $10,000 ment wtth Fitaslnimons to meet her mongrel dog. " v; Wills In the middlewest; next Jnly 'A warrant fur Mm Spas' arrest proving he got - PaddyMulUs was issue dafter Rhe had ignored ' . signed up for tbe bout. a request by Charles Seaman of the ' are in . toon tnvbad"' "Now "glgend," its that has Inippmi SA Paiay 17. FRANCISCO, Aug. socioty for the; prevention of cruelty without "doling" by dm ' but formal the all arrangeot of animals in to ghostly rjgiire court and "Jimmy appear o ments, which are to be made in LaMarr" generally lielleved. a explain why she bad no ' license ' ! early in September. Dorothy ElliuKSon hmin, fou her pet pup. .v.' v Ihreatencd to tnke the stage in court Seaman said Mrs Spas probably, 2NO ANNUAL ROUND-USALT here today when the girl's trial for forgot to appear in court" because LAKE CITY, UTAH. 13.24 round the murder of her mother Is con- of "the excitement: ' atttuullng ' her trip VU penveir Rto.Grande West- tinued." ., v' diittght(jr'r adoption by Edward V. erw.r Tickets on sate August .15 to ' ' One ailenlsV-r-.Ja- j. Pon Bull, I!nwning. . 20,. Final return limit. Aneust 24. girl Ht'l :'A TrasrThTtnlffifiolih" distant parts fryjfl'stwell as of the state to participate in the .third anmial "Ciutah Basin Industrial convention. The parade ground as well as the it was a uvemies surrounding calldeacnne of cilor ns reils and, whites intermingled In an interest.. ing pattern of BueiHbility. t ailtomciliiles by the hundreds were Ulirked in a - gfet tinn re arduiid tJhefflindffwniid'a Hitents,' sSeep wagons and various i)ther tyjies of camiiers elliow each other ou three sides of the grounds where humlred; - ,'v"--- ' ; Trom y, ....... "grasre" ':" the skin.'-, ':: Then note what happened. Stfomen fried it and found amazingly good complexinna. Palmolive became quicklythe leacling toilet, soap ofthe.world.In France, home, ci cosmetic. Palmolivis one of the two largest Belling toilet soaps. .. French soaps, in France itself, are being sup-- j tt J it.., lOvFire, flood or accident (or even hungry bugs) May eat up all your property unless behind the locks safe deposit box ! Adapted Of a Diebold, two-keilOCEEN ,?A?ETY',DEPOSiT BOXES FOR RENT 17. at old Fort resounded to the din of marching men for three days this week resounded to tbe ebittor- - and txlk three or four tliotiwind white and ed men, women auil children who gathered here Alexander .Middlet on kept his family plate Behind a chunck of mortar, in the sittin' room grate The mfcWit a fire and the tight old fox Wished he'd paid the price of a safe deposit box. mi.! DCCIIESXE, Mig. iMiriulo ground iMichcNiie that once Ebenezer Hardgrass, he had a bond or two Kept 'em in a sock; though he knowed he oughtn't to Along came "a" robber" who specialized in" sox Ebenezer wished he's had a safe deposit box. . II. R. MERRILL (Special to the Herald). , putter '. at Reds and Whites Assemble a xrisfafo hi ccc3pTex!ori tarfV i SOME your sake and for ours, Soaps to "destroy, germs should be uscd only on advice of a physician. All soaps "remove1 germs to' a certain degree. Ho pqbq smtahlQ fpje tpDet use yall Jremove germs amj better -:: ; V thanPalmolive. "TTTEe reallKerenceJrA soaps is In ffieir effeel upon your"BMoT3&d good compledons'are loo1-.- . precious for experiment Remember, this when you are tempted tp touch your face yith other, than a good cornplnrinn soap. In old aays, womm were tol Useno soap on your face.' For aH soaps were "too harsfi.'. '.Then Palmolhre came,: A soap made of cosmetic o2s.A soap maidejto.be used lavishly; on " tale never lose your Young Mrs. Wickwire hid her diamond ring Right behind the clock, and a thief he found the thing Tain't the place forwelrythere's nothing-saf- e in. " t Beanry seekers, we toe fold, 'ma E practicing is published for the good of all corjctrned--fo- r IS BIG EVENT LCarn to Ii ..,..- f Deposit Blues a made to protect itj : CONVENTION fTh e Safe 37 lit . ; i i uf Hi FRENCHWOMEN VotNo"oa . service .v.--1 To know for a certainty jrour expensive furniture will be handled by men who understand the business of careful hauling is what your money buys here. . 'WE GUARANTEE SATISFYING RESULTS LI I Ft ,1 IB "We Aim to Please" I HARDY-mADSE- .A 154 & In N First W,. TRANSFER Of fiee and,Res. I'hone 148. ' I 9, ' topt L s- " - Noto carefufly the nemo and wrapper. Palmolive i$ sever aold unwrapped. ' . g - ' SATTLER PAYS Shows 2:30 - 4:00 - 7:45 9 :15 Tonight Tuesday - Wednesday $10,000 s L Cowboys" ShW SdTl FINE RICK ARD BREAK .17.-H- D DEMrWAND arry OG CAUSES ARREST . GHOST FIGURE flne.-Hr-T- UP IN COURT M one-eye- d -fe: ov' TnTlie ... fig'a-ment'- Cbi-oag- V VAPORUB P , .'- . n H rsrr Free JBstrs, Cream Hill Drinks, Dogs, Eta tt from "itetion" to ehapa,'. rang Garbed In the 'chthes of hundreds of Chicago acVwlboys have been spending their spare time ea the city playgrounds learning to be "cowboys." Under the tuteUaa afl Cuba iOrotchneld. a cowboy and. champion Toper, tha beya ha been learning tricks with' the lariat, ranging from the simple spinning of a loop to the feat of lyli down and arising while twirling the lasso la In conpreparation for the "Kid sCowboy" contest, which Is to be heldRodeo li nection with Chicago BindJp Jd World's Championship the Grant Park Stadium lAagnst 15 to 23, under the auspices of the -- i Association of Commerce, tvtth Tex Austin aa director, The boy lariat throwers) will, fight It out for the Juvenile title aa partj of the great cowboy spectacle, which Is expected to brlnr hnndreda; of thousands of sport lovers to Chicago from all sections of the eounrryj to wttoess what Is to he thW "Olympic Games" of the cowboys of the range. The schoolboys, may ot wnom are toy dcouis, nave ,buww greac skiii in tne cowpoy siiuis nuu .tiiiiicu vuumn ral " uyv. n fllHDfllllnnaiII f"k xsk r?ti rv n 1 ifrni? 119 |