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Show "YK - " t f PAGE SIX! THE SUNPAXTOtALD. SUffpyr. XgBRXtLnCB.1 --4 Name Pastor; BUTTERFIELD" i : CHOSEfi JUDGE j I Tliese Are Tlie Mooeii FUEL BINS OF PROVO ' 1111 ATSTOCKSHOW Judge the Nluth Annual Iniermuvn Uia Stack Kbow hoaor out of tbe pionwra la (beep breeding and laiproremeDta la the Mutere woiutala 'weat for thU Ter show, It ia anaooaced b J H. Banderfleld, ehow oiaiuger, 1U t A. O. ButterfHd deloier r the one time faajona Butterflfkl flocka at Welaer, IdaW. Prior to 192Qttryear Mr. Botterfleld retired from" activity in' the ahwp bufdoeM, the, Butttrflfld ptaBt in Idaho wna rsrded by u lire The-Judg- u Take a Ride in the W t ' v v - ; . N ..f red ptant Jn ihe WrlS, At preaent Mr. Buttrrfleld reeidr In Enterprise, Oregon, bnt he n ut MMtitiv eommlua to rua foe nnred the aboir management of Otmgrtm m uocmof lo Joha W hi intention to come to Salt UHhr. WhO TMlgMd Md WUK U to Judge the abepp elaaaea at the prkwa for rioteUng the dry law. Th Xlnth Annual Show. Untaur la a tghtar and a aievai Ranin- rf. poutidaa. gliire Tama Mill la spoken: of In redtatlona of flock pedlgreea tn the sheep raising district a ot both run uuddahor In addition to bla work in, Hampshire, which achieved him international recognition, Mr. waa a leading breeder in RamlmuIleU and Llncorns, He is conddercd a competent authority on all breeda ot heep: . Other Judgea aelected thus far for the Show Include . J. B, Fitch of the KDag PrpfesBor 30BH MONTGOMERT By ft.". C. Uatnli of PUvUI. K 1M tMM choMa by th Damocratli So superbly smooth is Ui performance tad to delightful its comfort that you will step from the wheel amazed that such power j speed and snap could be achieved in car that costs so little-N-o matter what car you are driving or intend to drive take a rid In the Improved Chevrolet and experience the positive revelation it will afford. Thousands have already done it and thousands know the new meaning of .... Quality at Low Cost. ' """ See us today. Ask for a demonstration. HY- 51t .. 4- 645 TW OmA - -- H ta itafe Ike GIHS REPLACE FAN LETTERS 395 j.,...:iT; - East AT Q UALITY ""XT"Jt -- Cglleg&Ldalri'etttle ; (United PfcM Staff Correspondent) Agricollural W, F. Mnrphy of the Cudahi PekiWASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (TJ. P.) ng Company, at OmajiaiJbuLhogsx Frank Ball, American Packing A predecc 'mow,' recelvet prctiellf no Provision t nal fat rattle. John B." Gorman. fan' nmtt Omaha, When Harding waa lo office, be OndahyTacklng Company, carloads of fat cattle. ' to aaeki aeven received from five Professor Fitch Is on the regu of mail a day. Most of these wera lar staff of Judgea at the National letters of praise,, petitions or sug Dairy Show and last fall Judged at the American Royal Livestock gestions. The malL clerks Bpent exhibition. His. opinion on all . busy day. breeds are accepted In ,dairy circles Now the White House In coming throughout the country."" mail averages about a half a sack a day, a little mora than the outgoing malL Few of these letters are .'from unknown sources ; even Co. Schpfi50eld1stAuto North T d TOC00LIDGE MW P-- . LOW COST "' 'CC'iw. 'r7 ': ' ' gaaaaa. -- : ; ' 1 Real il::Tire - j I U eranke nem writing theit "' troubles to the President, Several reasons have - been ad-- 1 vanced for this decline In malL The most feasible Is that President Cool ldge has never made any appeal to never answers rthfffaTperana the letters of those who praise him by mall. Further, cranks have been discouraged by tbe activity of '1HF ' ' parement of Justice officiate, Fresident coolldge lias never shown tbe curiosity toward 'the dally menage of letters shown by former presidents. Harding would often eall forlr 'stack of letters se lected arranfloro. a iiarainu Til in- self by reading their contents, t9-vo- td Economy ......... . , Cords :Gum-Dippe- d : The tire that Tuns the most miles is the most ' economical tire to buy which is just like saying: buy i Firestone Cords. Gum-Dipp- ed Recordrplaen an .service. mileage Bear in mind, too, that Firestones are now selling ij at new low prices come in. tbe mail and answered a great many letters personally. Her considered these letters reliable indicators of the reaction of the people. " But gifts from adinti to flowinrtbeWhtte House in anunabated stream,- although prac tically all presents are now being sent by manufacturing and Jobbing -- concerns. The latest gift Is a newly In vent ed pants presser. Other recent gifts Include a washing machine, a gild- en cabinet phonograph and a weight pulling apparatus. . f BRIMHALL ' - Phdne 260. BROS. TIRE MERCHANTS ' . 223 W. Center St . JAP LONDON BUILD WITH PROVO BRICK ' PROCLAIMED ALLAHABAD. (C.P.) WireCu ts, Hollow Tile, Fire Clay and Farm Drain Tile. PROVO BRICK & TILE CO. NAMESAKES ProTtyUtah ' aaiyilans, PALMER and BROWN Service arid Storage Co. -1- Kelly-Sprin- J, -- Auto Service Station; Garage and : Cars Washed, Polished and : t Vacuum Cleaned. . on Case Crank Mondays and Fillings - Thursdays will be given one quart of -- : oiljfree.' iV 24 HOUR SERVICE . 206. S. U. Ave:' ' Opposite Roberts Hotel Phone 825 CARS CALLED RIDEtTHE "ORfeM r ; OR:& DELIVERED: : a- . :,:.,.iz:t. - a a J m- i 1 want GAS FOR EVERY FUEL NEED, .:' . See Us About House Heating ' : MX . ; 77 ;7; .::77;:;::77V(:: 7 7 ;7 5aS OaUTUkX, Anti-Opiu- - . tX&-V-'JX3iJr- :..7 - I it i ' m., fl ft ,:: Fight . that Bima v t " - wmv Z M.rtnw.. w ? im.co art; pro duelng more, opium than ever,; . . tliA uk . ' ' " i , , , , former premier, 7Tong , Shao-yiwho preside4 at tte meetlnj'Jatteft ly arraigned provincial militarists who are forcing farmers to plant opium In 'order that they-ma- y be able to levy high taxes. He urged ostraclsatlon of all engaged In the opium traffic and concluded with a plea to "build inore Jails for opium dealers and more hospitals for addicts."- ' - ' ed Want Clean Cotton RAGS- - at this-- office .Telephoning 5 - ty-fo- .. v -- i . At Your Boor , barelf 80a.j vaa Safety ' r Delivered Daily Before Noon v Pfcfsoa' i Saturday to Monday, Inclusive per mile-rate- " s. Heated car service . J ScknxelwUstJuctcodJbci drcn Ask our agent for details of our 1& cents per mile and 2 cents (China Opium Jersey, i founded. In 1773, with its present population, of 130,000, is the largest of the group of namesakes; Camden, Wash., is the smallest, with a population of for - Militarists Curb - LINE" - . souri, Mississippi, new York, North , Carolina, Ohio; Pennsylvania, So, Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, West . Virginia and Washington. SHANGHAI, U. p.) More than Each' mayor has been asked to 4,000,000 people In China are now bring a young tree from his native in a' camsoil which win be planted along a pledgedto, participation to suppress opium, according boulevard to be known as the paign to reports submitted at the annual "Avenue of Camdens." AssociaSearch has disclosed the fact that meeting of the only- two names are used by more tion. , Despite their efforts, , howseparate communities In' this coufl-tr- y ever, association officials admitted than that of Ca mden, Twen American commjimlttles 'bear the name of "Warren" and an equal nuiolSFTave the" name of "Spring-Oeld.-" or adobs a nd ntioa ollieaih-baifdnvitaniin- a. SrotR Eiflulsi on forr-protecti- of perishable - freight. is tbe form of ofl cod-fiv- er tlutmujonshabeennsing o wccmfuily since Salt Lake & Utah R.R. Henry I. Moore and D.iP; Abercr'ortbieCReceivers Rolls and Pastry By special arrangement with the Dainty Pastry, Shop I will deliver Dainty Pastry productsBread, Rolls, Cakes, and all other products to'your door iau prices. ; You can phone in your orderall noon. Regular daily-befor- e re- - 10? ' . health and ttrength. I WCTAIL DUGC.TI iwi AThteaiaJIIM eVVMCt - . a Bwaa, WSMSMkL v r . - ILL -- fH- U4iaa 1 irypodymrovooprmgyeapamshS , CamdenNew. WeekEnd Excursions ,$1.50 suffering to Salt Lake and "After five years of with stomach trouble I think I knovf all about it. But thanks, to MAYR'g "One Dose Will Convince" I am enjoying good health, again. I know of a millionaire who is very bad with; stomach trouble, but be won't take any patent medicine. In his present condition I wouldn't exchange with him," It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus-- ' from (he intestinal tract' and allays the1 Inflammation wblcfi caoses practie- aily all stomach, 4ver and Intestinal ailments, liiclnding'appendlcitls. One dose Vrilr convince Ot 'ononey refunded. : At. all drugglsts,-Ad-v. .. cts : UV7!:i:: mayors of twenty- one Camdens have been invited" to attend tbe celebration marking the opening of tbe new Delaware 'River bride, connecting Camden, K. with Philadelphia, next summer. Invitations to the executives, of the twenty "Camdens" hae been Issued from the office of Mayor Victor King of this city and, were addressed to cities in tbe following states i Alabama, Arkansas, - DelaIndiana, Illinois, ware, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, Minesota, Mis- - WitltMillionaire Stor--Tag- e; by-produ- I e Wouldn't Exchange Economy: - leHTTires gf - CELEB and TEXACO PRODUCTS I Such rapid expansion; accompanied by low rates, can be explained only by steadily increasing efficiency in eras nra duction by getting moire gas, more out of a ton" of coal than before. ; INVITED TO Twenty-on- 'k pitlffl ontinued nata's , Mahomed GIVEN HONORS pfiAMDEXWfc,-2L4lL-P-34 TOKYO, (TJ.. P.) The foni; Japanese aviators who recently made aTraeces8fnJ-fligb- tr from "T6kyo"lo London nnder-tb- e auspices of the Otiaka MalnlchL Japan's giViatest paper, have been welcomed, back as national heroea ' great crowd banzai-e- d the fly ers when their liner docked at Kobe, while a massed band played the national anthem and officials of the avlatJon bureau of the gov- eruuient tendered congratulations Hltanka to the and the ' '. plucky TourH , ,, - At Tokyo the viators, aU of wboin wereTrecelved in audience, ,by the Prince Regent, a most nuftsual honor, and were decorated by him with Imperial honors much higher ia grade than usually- - bestowed upon commoners - or civilians.' , :;f. - new Bbab of Persia, King Pehlevi, har been -- officially- proclaimed Crown Prince, and presented to'the learned doctors Ulema ) . members of the Cabinet and members of Par liament at (be palace. Theforeign office gave a banquet iu 'honor of the Prince, and the members- - of the Diplomatic Corps gave a reception. The little prince will receive an a year. Income of. 60,000 pounds a 'Cossack His father, formerly taaKhanj-succeede- d to the thronaJiy.gMerar consent, replacing the true ShahTi whose absence from his kingdom and lack of interest in state af fairs caused widespread discontent As., King Pehlevi, be Teceives an income of 120,000 pounds a year. , Pressed Brick in all Phone29&i - AVIATORS ARE We make the finest colors., 1 Each year 400.000 new customers acquired , Huge burners In factories and mills, consuming more gas tha ndoes the average city of 50,000- Industries using more and more gas in carrying out 20,000 processes :, ir;;..:::.. increase-ri- n In ten years,-l00- r total gas salesr but 2000 for industrial heating !v: Watch the gas industry: growl the mejnor living for HghtingFiNow itthinnlffiperisaBle tuel of thousands: of factories and mills, as well as bf hundreds of thousands of CROWN PRINCE i l f Industry Grow . : t Jrifwfl i If |