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Show T4C3 TWELVE; PROVQ SA- M- TALESMAN I (76tt. of eR6MM V I pp 1 sow BUTLER WILL tOMCTHW weRfWff M,6CIT5 - I fO00J u. soix.6 iKtwereo m real sce t MeWs. OOTOX COT om cw.vice.TA RCM. eMtOMtl PWCt-T- MK FtKAK4KMJCjae-cAjyseeTrr?- fk! Em'G HERALD. FRIDAY. JUNE 15, 192S. HID 'SMIJT hard-boile- 04 CTl THRCeOMCt. O.P. eceoftt ! ' By ROD VET DCTCHEB appearing placid aad probably eoa-- I MEA 8rrioa Wrtu teat, though for from marry. He I flva-mtabuaiaeaa-lik- a WASHINGTON. Jud U Sortoua, can make tranger to oraolid and llrat WlUlua U. Butler uta a peach, but la He believe, of course, . that of MaaaachuaKU waa four yaara tory. nation' tha welfare and prosperity of ta (ha ago placed charga Rpub on the Republican party. Ilea, party by hia frlvi Calvin drpend Butler always believed a straight Cooltdf . Now ha ta about to quit answer was tha bast policy. Whan tba chairmaa ahlp of tba national him hia praconven- eonunlttao atill artoua, aolld aaa I Ooolidge made tion manager la 1934, party politie- I Uia four year of hia rolgn. lans began to find this out ltU Mrt Butter haa JuatiflMt tha OooUda Bmira When the 1834 convention -- -- WMftT WVW . WrMT A MtUUTt, He, mister.-eR&a- es ccrtwmw! So aw njectwk ,tc.ll ) TH' M.CK IS soap; wmwph r 'VTV -- "tntt wttk eaaapavign asaney k'a M- quectionahly --the xaost chairman they' ever had," Wba Butler was appotnUd to ths F.I Reeata to succeed Hocry Cabut Lodge, he waa kicked on as a successor to Haana, Quay, Penrose and Crane. He was boas of his party ergaaixaUoa and represented the president in Congress. But his to power path along tha royal road waa blocked by David ' L Walsh, Democrat who defeated him la ths next Massachusetts senatorial election, H may run again this year. Kansas itjr Butler's last outstanding demonstration of leadership and control earns early this year when ha forced ths convention to go to Kansas City. Ha considered It good strategy to meet ta the heart of the agricultural belt, but he also held ths convention should be attended by delegates rather than proxies. He knew a Ban Franciaoo convention meant nearly three weeks' loos of time U delegates and much more expense to most FOR SUMMER TIME Drink t Pk-ke- J M4es-Mab- ra I mothers. V rrwry T 33JT i0OYWkR,MAWli Datikeo worwm' ail 1 e rT-i- L X . - - Tn ' ra Mlvti. Quart, 20c Bring your :' : V container." 7J7;- - ; , ' i . CREAMY ROOT BEERf V W We specialize in cleanliness and sanitations J. W. LAMB 144 West l Center - ' ' - ;; READ HERALD WANT ADS eI A e ! I ! WYOUiur. I- 1 Ir I Ml Verizon N57j W clone-croppe- d AT f e "I I Butler le short,- almost -- pudgy man, 87 years old, with Iron gray hair and muatarhe. He wears clothes Indicative of thl He Industrial captain. sits with hands clasped on his bay window, - '. e. rases - are oacicea dv cjsrw; sK home. - V - Mm ww i "Mr. Coolldge." Aside from politics. Butler's main Interests are the textile and utility corporations which he heads along with the Innumerable ones of which he Is a "director and his private yacht Born and raised in the fa; mous old wHallng city of New Bedford, he has. always been a goo J sailorman.- - Once he told CooUdgt the yacht ' Mayflower appealed to him as a hotel parlor would for a ' - " Western Auto's" president's two closest friends, they call each other "Mr. Butler" and lALWKk3. j'.' er ler, Coolldge Is gsrrulnut , Although he is supposed to be one or the SOME TROUBLES AHEAD FOR THE ELEPHANT BECCO'S MALT BEER . . Recognized Health Drink, especially good for young trans-Atlanti- bark-Mapp- Recommended by leading physicians and hospitals. ' -- faith by rlrlnf tha party every- bled, Butler, acting (or Coolldge, thing it demands of a national was boss. He ran things to suit chairman. himself and some of the Old Guard Soaadaia Avoided senators thought he was coldL Hekaaavoidod It After the vice . Ho bafM deficit brfaUd blooded about presidency had been tossed about and several times refused, they took S. He has bewa tadlspatabiy beea the reins and began to work for the cemmJtte. ef down from I Dawes. Butler vArmt FLAXES CBASII That record ta a key to Butler's the platform andstepped said to a Dawes More than anything senator: "It's to be Hoover!" personality. ARI3. June 14 (UP) Caught In else, Butler la safe, sans and con"No It Isn't" ths senator a tcyelonk; wnirrwina, Tnree army servative. Smart presidents pick back, "It's to be Dawes on theyelled next airplanes of squadron K 21 crashnational chairmen who will run the ballot ed early today, eight more landed want It as lhev Uatioa party organ And so It was, but Butler prompt- safely and tea still were unreported run. And Butler has dons tha Job the reins and submergly at 2 p. m. as Coolldge would have done It ed regained the undercurrent of criflclsm One pilot waa killed. himself. from the Old Guard. He won his Butler's biography shows that he "Keep Cool With Coolldge" camwas first a corporation employe, P LAVES STILL HEBE without tha' hoorah of Hays then a corporation lawyer, then a paign and without spending money like a and finally water, as Hays had in 1920. - Accordcorporation organlaer, ST. JOHNS. ..r. June 14 (UP) corporation owners Naturally, beM ing to bese available estimates, he Fog and a atrong northeast wind the Republican party operated about half as much. Of his today forced postponement at least It were just one more corporation. spent c $3,000,060 campaign fund a third until tomorrow of ths Not Popular Ma-nrace between Miss waa given to the state organisations. airplanes moat from the been far haa Butler "With his own money he's liber; Amelia Marhart's Friendship and national chairman the al," popular Boll's Columbia, says one who knows him weHv no He's has had. party like his predecessor. Will Hays, and his refusal to be a dummy for Harry Sinclair's oil glfU Indicates that he Is more scrupulous: ' It hat been said thst compared with But 5 m d sw . no other stores can give! ; 1. Recently we reduced our already low tire prices, just in time for Summer tire requirements . . . Since that . announcement, thousands orV mo torists hare taken advantage of the additional saving offered, and bought "Western Auto" tires . . ; secure 'in the knowledge .that however far from home their trips may take them, they will always be near another of our more than 150 conveniently located stores . . . Where, if their tires should need servicing, they will be promptly cared for in the full spirit of our "Customer is always right" policy, and our Iron-Cla- d Guarantee, that assures their complete and lasting satisfaction.: ' ' No other stores in the west caa offer this Service." Think what K means to ytra a touring trip that is free from all tire worries . . . nothing on your mind ... but ... full enjoyment of your travels and the guarantee and service of the world's largest retail Auto Accessory concern to back your v confidence! Then check your tires at once, and replace every doubtful one with fully Western Giant or Wear-we- ll tires at these' New rugged, y Low Prices. r . guar--antee- d, long-weari- 4 - Mounted Free c&ytesxcmAjitdsAiore I Make Your Savings Even Greater Trade in Your Old Tires I wily gaaranreeeT Cianfs or Wear-avemil erewnaf. mi1 awe ml J, svern Hres mm Fw ; maw, Wearer tlumlSO Conveniently pmymmml Located Stores.1 any rr fera 1 ll V ta VilllTl FuBlleoai.l Gunmtttdl thmm, mt Amtm mm. r; 11 lajooosNte,! store. 1 "Western Auto" Service sut . . that mvm. res Is r. maifit.lntSMint k.r tr. ha mm PfP-rl- r Mrrh.aMl frem may Sons.sue pmmpUit laailM at a irwr low Sat rkia la maar laMaseaa Ira. A' fratse Srvtc II el it VncUBaQoon ! Inwaw I non-ski- ml !'-- 7-"- Ti '.. disHeT s rt ; Made in '3 ."Vrr " :T " -- jM.K mj- - saving When made vithBordenrs Evaporated Milk. Doubly rich compared to fresh. Economical, convenient, no waste. Always pure. The Finest Music The Most Select Crowd The 'Best Floor r"rr--..i..- MAPLETON lrialflJkf V - M.. In compliment to Mrs. Warren Perry, a recent bride, a miscellaneous ahower was given Thursday evening by Mrs. Johnnie Warner, Mrs. Elda Johnson and Mrs. Horace Perry at the home of the latter. G3in furnished entertainment .A special feature of the party and one which furnished much amusement, wss the "mock wedding" enacted by Merlnus Johnson and Mrs. OW aenof Spanish Fork, who weree dressed In wedding attire of thirty-fivyears ago. A program waa alao given, after' which a dainty lunch eon waa served to about forty frlenda and relatives from Maple-to- n and nearby towns. The honor truest was the recipient of many useful and beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs.- John T. Jensen of Castle Pale, Mrs. Annie De Tries and daughter Mrs. Haxel Vance of Long Beach, Calif, anJ'Mra. Vera Johnson of Mesa, Aria., are visiting with Mrs. Anthony- - Nlelson and other relatives of Map let on. Mrs. Bert Whiting entertained at l at her a family reunion home Saturday evening. Social chat was enjoyed and a delicious dinner se red to sbout twenty relatives present Those attending from out of town were: Mr and Mra. Leonard Neilson of Ppricrvllle; Mrs. Anna De Fries, Mrs. Hazsl Vshce of Long Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Vera John son of Mesa, Aria.; Mr. and Mra John T. Jensen, of Castle Dale, and Andrew Neilson of La Jara, Colo rado. and-socia- i I Guanoiietd I i I ITEMS llQPOOMitej I 29x4.40 30x4.50 Our new Low Prices on these full 30x5.00 SlsS.OO standard weight tlrea, with thick, 30x5.71 offer treads, tough, 31x5.23 savings to car own-er- a 30x5-7aita tremendous Allowance West. of fur the mint) 33x6.00 old Urea, tool duty ma Law jLi g la Cord 'Wear-wel-l . aaaaw liraWI Mika SMS Oar New Law Balloon , Balloon Ballooa, fit Ballooa. fit ....... road-grlppl- awaaaw I Full Balloon. 1 1 CuamrtfMtfl lUjCKWaal Zt A 1 lVrl I 1W Weston Uu Balloon Saataaia llJSt Extra heavy throuehout . . . built to gives extra ml leans under the aervlce. At ,jonr most lexactln new low prices, they offer un-- equaled, tire economy. Trade In allowance makes these prices even lower,'- -' -- ' Oav Hew Lew Saw rrW $ 7.85 8.85 Ballooa, Kt29x4.S 11.45 Balloon, fit )04.$S 11.95 Ballooa, StSl4JS 12.65 12 95 Ballo 13.45 Balloon 14 5 Balloon Balleea, S mly.. 17.95 18.75 Ballooa. Ballewa, 4 mlj.. 20.75 29i4.40 BsIIomi ' 30s4.SO Balleea 305.00 UG03 rrnrrra SlsS.OO S2sS.O0 SOaS.25 3US.2S 305.77 326.00 33x6.00 326.20 New Reduced Prices on ; Tubes, Tool -- At ear tune new reduced iUDDon prices, our iudcs ior iwuik service, snd our Jumbo Extra ths -- best Heavy Duty tubes-ar- e tube values you can find. (ELEbvoACALiA V- - SSB) Extraordinary ssvlnas are offered In these full balloons with broad d treads. Look at ribbed, Iheee new low prices . . , and remember our trade-I- n allowances on vour old tires! ' luatil isav- - aiat It.SW MSaf Our massive, extra heavy overall super cord tires are extra heavy throughout extra tread extra and aldewall thickness heavy carcase and extra tjuallty materials. Ws Invite compsrlson with any eiher standard make tlrel IV Oar New Lew rtlee ghw 303 Reg. RsejCLy. CL6.97 303 H Estrs Overaise 7.90 303M S- - S. Overaise 10.95 S.S. .Overaii. 31x4 11.85 324 S.S. Oversise, 12.45 334 S.S. Overaise. 16.23 324 H S.S. Oversise. 16.75 33x4 H S.S. OverJse, 17.90 34s4M S.S. Ovenias. 23.35 335 5 5. Oversise, 23.S5 S.S. Oversise, 35x5 ... ly ly S.4S S.6S 6.9S 7.40 8 95 Si. .. 334 4 3. 3. Ovsrsise . BtUooa . B.llioo .... lO " J Vt 9.9S 11. 4C 13.90 14.95 The e fu'l The WeWaTs UrgmH Rttmilm mt Samplin : . . Smrving tht mtmtmrimt minem 1909. Caoranfee1 iines mt Accessories, Tirmm, Cmmp Ceoifs. Coif Emuipnfnt ana RaJim. tiw'- A ate -- i"n-- i mt. fll - rm 'e ll. ..r.ia ati a aiinftnum e- -n. wta- 'm-it- i 2M.rt Supply Co, 129 West Center, aatuiuuv June 16th SalurdaTi RSj li J . jlTj f 1 e1 f 4 Tj"C m IC'IkftrVT!I 1 llas-a-l-r- SWrvt. far SaaS More than 150 Scores In the ; II 0 'j 303!. O. I4.4S It .i.., ...... 9.IS SJSS 10.1S 10.95 11.95 .9.40 All Other Sizes Proportionately Reduced -- 34 H iO4.$S 29-4.4- rrve $ 6.65 7.2S f BaMoss rrlre Oar Hew CI. Regular Sise..$ 30x3 30x3 H CI. Regular 303 H CI. Oversise . . . 30x3), S. S. Oversise S. S. Oversise . 31x4 324 s. S. Oversise . . s. S. Overaise . . 33x4 s. S. Overaise . 34x4 32x4 H s. S. Oversise . . B.llaoa .. . . ... UnUI '9 Bil.5.6J j$ l W V Western Giant Truck Tires Also Reduced specially designed extra- -' The nmlv track tires are built to . carry the overload under most ex-- " art.n trucking eondltlona At maour new low prices. they will terially reduce " your commercial lire budget. ByrOIl DaSlrup'S There w no other rn-iT- rR : TirhO place in Utah i MVirD J-- fi |
