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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST GREECE SEEKS Ancient Club in Leningrad Inflicted Odd Punishments British subjects, among them a cerfrom his. tain Joha B. majesty's American colonies, has been found here by th Academy of Science. It dates from 17J4 In th time of Pater ths Great, and recounts th exploits of a dab called "The Monastery," composed only of British subjects living in or visiting St. PetersThe Russians who heard th burgsounds of revelry Issuing by night from th clubrooms said th Institution savored more of a monument to Baocb.ua than a monastery. RULE . SEVERE. Th Monastery's rules and regulations about drinking and kindred sports were sever. Anyone not able to stand up under the regime oi exout. porter, ale. hot punch, Scotch whisky and multitudinous other beverages waa forced to pay great bodily penalties. Thee punishments, thought up by the "monks," were probably th original pattern for the stunts employed by American colleg boys la fraternity Initiations The were five major penalties and a number of minor ones The code read as follows: n L Any person who violates the rules of th Monastsry wU be punished by having to give a dinner to all high officials of ths soto ail others whom the of cietyand ficiala see fit to invite. 1. The high-boperson must allow himself to be stripped of hla and spanked by each memclothing ber of th society. n t. Th person must meekly acquiesce while th hon- - Goes First to Europe and Then Turn Want to U. S.j Credit. Waf LOirDOJT. Aug. t (Universal Service), The Greek xvrnmBt. sadly in need of fund to bolstsr up th drachma, has contracted a number of loan In continental markets aa a preliminary mov to obtain Ins xtn-slv- s credit a England and ths United States. Among the loana mad to date wae en eoncludd with the Swedish Match Monopoly Combine ia Greece, thle company having advanced the Greek government fl.000.MO at t 1 per eent Interest tor twenty-fiv- e years, with the right of increasing the price of ail matches supplied to the government. Other similar privet loans ere In prospect, according to reports reaching London from Athena with the result that President PangaJoe Is preparing to resume negotiations for loans from the British and United States governments. "After the conclusion of these new loans," Paniralos declared In an interview In Athena "1 will not request acain. but I will simply demand the Immediate release of the American war credits to Oreec as a matter of obligation on the part of the United States government. Trusting to the dimity of the United States as a great power. I hone that thee credits will be released at last to when the discussion of our war debt to America would on a favorable beela" j statement reNot only does this veal a new policy on th part of 'the Greek president, but It puts an official end to recent rumors, circulated In Oreece and elsewhere on the vintlnent, that the United States had war already agreed to release the credits to Greece. the Breakdown of the Dlecuesfng negotiations here for the funding of the Oreek war debt to Great Britain. MAIL ORDERS collar. Shop by mall with MR. JOHN WEST te fill your orders U. of I. School of For- estry Makes Distribu tion at Low Figure. 71-- serial to The Tribaee. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. MOSCOW, Aug I. More than 80. (W0 seedling trees have been furnished to the r arm art of the state by th school of Clarke-MeNar- K lrryPti! WiSsPgr' y - ing first ens and then another scheme WOO; western yellow pine, J0O0; poplar, westfor new taxation. ern white pine, 3000; western red 1000. cedar, According to the agreement with th federal government, the planting stock furnished In this manner can only be used for planting on wood lots and shelter belts, for shade trees. The Phone Wax demand for th trees waa much In 475 excess of the supply, and plans are being) made to greatly tncreas the output next year. By growing th trees on the farms In the above manner there will be considerable wood furnished. uch aa fence posts, firewood and other item, which will conserve th foreels of this section of the country which art y decreasing at thia time. CHOICE bar Crystal Whit er A.B. Naptha Soap large package Peet's Washing Machine Bess bars Crystal Whit Soap Free Antonin 83a Olive Oil, 98c p7nr,v Antenln Olive Oil, 168 quart lbs. lerg Blsek Fig 1 lb, American Cream Cheese 1 lb. Imported Swiss Cheese......... 1 pkg. Reb Roes Paneake Flour can Oulttard'a Ground Cheela te 1 f.-lb- , can Puritan Malt Syrup 1 SVs-l-b. can Vinegar... pkg. N. B. C. Cheese Tangs can firepan Lara OTivse l ean Whits Bur Tuna Fish........ I . A.I Ceftee..... 1 lb. Fort Punch............. bottle Antrol (Ant Exterminator) 1 Butt, Water Mineral rig Nut (a ral), ready t serve, die. tlnetlve In flavor. ko... in 1.65 3 lbs. Riche- $1.83 15c csn Sold Bsr 1 ..13c" Pimentos............. .. re b. Osmsstl Caviar t tub Anchevy Past 47c 1.00 can Flit, ' with Spray. 1 ' ,...4. 9c 33c 23c ,J5 BAKERY P)lsln Bread, 1 Cm loaf sandwich Buna, 25c Het Dog Fella, dosen .20c eeze.... Cakes (1 plain er with S........ 25c 50c EXS. 40c 30c CANDY I1.M BOX MCDONALD'S RAINBOW CHOCOLATES CAN DINNER MINTS, SPECIAL Quality Service .99c 23c f3 n 14 ia-$35- 15 29 27 r il ; All your immediate delivered immewhich we most Sizes Tin-ishe- s, ! a Entire Stock Included Sale That Is a Sale. $22.50 Top leer Eefrieratori. Side leer Befrigeraton $45.00 Apartment Refrigerators $40.00 Side leer Refrigerators $55.00 Side leer Refrigerators ; .$12.S0 .$19.93 $24.73 $2 4. CO .$39,30 .00 Terms $4 Down, $4 Month. ; August Clearance o 2- - and Living Eoom Siiifie s Upholstered in Mohair, Jacquard and Bailees Velom1 3-Pi- eee Embracing a vast and varied assortment of beautifully patterned velours in attractive color combinations. Suites are of superior, evening: Jarvie Kofnrd. I leers unload. SpecttI te TVe Trltmne. T BRIG HAM CITT. Aug. The Brirtham post No. 10. American wilt be represented at th state lesion convention, to be held at Cedvr Cltv. August tl. 22 and 21. by the following delegetea, who were named at a meeting of the legion, held at the organisation's homo In. this city last 1 .23c Icert-T- op endrof-the-seaso- Delegates Are Chosen to Legion Convention 1 Dependable EeSrioeatoiG Front leers All Kinds All sale that demands in a 'great action. Pick the Eef rigerator you desire and have it diately at these prices. It's a sale of necessity in Side meter. 1 lie - Season -- o2-i o n lieu Coffee 1 .15c End s, 53c 9c 40c 23c 18 Oixl Melatee. ....... 79c t rolls Hospital 25c Teilet Paper larje packag 29c Sold Oust. largs packag All Bran.... 23c Kellegg'e pkg. Swsnsdewn Cek v. 43c F!ur Pkg. 19c Orep Nut :63c Tokio. -- csns Kaysvlll xtra Sifted Pees.... 1 can Campbell's Pee Soup . 1 bettl Kitchen Beuqut 1't-a- . bettl Crem Fluff lb. csn .29c Near rious plans dealing with future imperial burying grounds. The sits selected was the scene of a famous battle In th Hojyo era and it beautifully wooded, with the Asakawa river winding through of thia new cemetery for emperor is a departure from long tabliahed cuttom. Practically all of th paat emperors have been burled In what Is known as the Knaneal district. In western Japan, which embraces Kyoto, the ancient capital. Kobe, Osaka and other citiea Hereafter, however, the imperial remain will rent in th Kwan-t- o district, the central city of which Is Tokio. There ar now sixty-eigformer emperore buried st Kyoto, thlrty-oat Nara and sixteen at Oak a. The new regulations retarding Imperial burials also provide that the graves of emperors, grand empress dowagera, empress dowager and empresses are to be called misaeart (maueoleuma), while the grave of crown prince, crown prlnceeeet. and pnnoes and princesses of th blood, shall be called halts (tombt). It Is further provided that ths area for th rre ree of emperors shall not exceed 1S0 square meters; for em press dowagers and empreeses 1800 squar meters, and for princes and prlnoeeses of all grades, 150 square t 47c 26c 68c .18c Qa 49 ..." 4. 23c 24c Llbby's Spinach 1 at. Snldsr's Vinegar. 1 pint Bnlder't 29 27 37 aUf i for.. .9j I n . 6 T0RIO. Aug. T (Universal Service). Futur emperors of Japan will be burled in a plot of ground S500 acre In extent at th foot of Mount Takao, not far from Tokio. This has been decided by th privy counts! after long considerstlon of va- 1 dsxen pints Amerl. can Betuty Beer..... AsA7 1 dosen quarts Amer. Aft lean Beauty Beer... 1 ess. M bottles. Cul.yt 4 A ln Ex. Dry Gin sera e ItXU 1 dexen battle Cullen Red SOAP SPECIAL f Emperors' Bodies Will Rest at Foot of Mt Takao, It Charged 100 Odd Bedroom Chairs, Rockers and Benches are offered for August clearance at this strikingly low price. The choice of style is almost unlimited, so large is the collection. They are in walnut or mahogany finishes. Some with cane backs, all with cane seats. The quantity of each pattern is limited. 12 bars Creme b. Values Up to SIS.OO Displayed in "Window s MIL PLAT b. $4 month $A9S Have" b. $i down, Sale o Auoust Glean-U- p Odd Bedroom Chairs, Eocken's, Benche J size cans Libby'i Pork & Beans... .,.25 ft Oil Soap .....78 can Harshey's Cocoa....... 29 1 1 pkg. Market Day Seedless Raisins . . ,40c sack Hosier's Wasatch Flour 1.79 100 lbs. Fine Beet Preserving Sugar 6.97 C 6 BOTTLES ALTA CLUB GINGER ALE, in a Handy Carton Terms EieCtoaoi'dinaL'y rap-Idl- 3 Medium 1.05 Value This August clearance of odd bedroom furniture pre sents astounding values, many of the nieces beinz given at reductions of almost SO per cent. Floor sam- pies ana pieces leu over irom divided suites are included in great variety of style and finish. The quantity of. each style is limited, however, so early shopping is advised; one-ha- lf Thar are pleasant er things than carrying basket, and more profitable things, too. It uses up your Z.energy,Ml takes tlms, spoils C. L do not ssk you your temper and lowers your dignity. to carry home your groceries. We believe that we can perform this service for you cheaper and better than you can do It yourself. Our growing business is proof that hundreds of housewives la this community feel the same way. Let us shoulder your marketing burdens. 1 .I'll school. Oar Policya 10 1 Value Up to $100.00 Displayed in. Windows forestry her during the past year, to P. O. Mller, dean of the according ' These trees r grown In th unithat th conditions put versity arboretum here and ar furGreek envoy. Venlselos by Chancellor of the Exchequer nished the farmers at approximately to Churchill, were "unacceptable" the cost of growing them, his government th Greece, but that act of congrees would hsvs to consider th possibilthis allowance. The univerity of ratlin" a loan In London, aa makingher, because of Its location and "every bop of th negotiations being sity largs nuraeriea, was designated aa the resumed has not vanished:" tor handling this nursery work. In the meantim. th Greek treas- place Moat of planting stock was ury la striving to keep the drachma grown from the seed, and the distribudown trail th of th from following tion was as folluws: Black apecles by frano and th lira, and is considerWillow snd locust, .64.009; a dosen dozen.... a dozen. 40.00 NO INTEREST ADDED Old Customer Psy N Money Oewn . . aa Pangalos said forward to th ........ . 50.00 i .oo 10.00 12.00 1S.00 20.00 22.00 1 HHEE. G0 high-bor- Solid Ripe Bananas, a lb.. Fancy Sunkist Lemons, dozen Snnkist Oranges, medium size, Sunkist Oranges, large size, a Extra Large Sunkist Orange, gt.oo . 20.60 25.00 10.00 , 40.00 CHOICE Grocery Specials 4-l- MOUSE!! m Me.Pyt. 10.00 Bods, Bi?esseiQ, VaEii&y Cases Chests and Chi&oi?etfc T ra Free City Delivery 43-l- tVM-Jfm- Zity Terms Down Pyt. $5.00 160.00 100.00 2O0.00 soo.oo 00.00 900.00 130.00 750.00 - Special Appointments After ( p. m. call H. Parker, Hyland 1747. J NOT SO PLEASANT. Ver- - Ami. With Dispatch a. H must willingly strip off an clothing and repoe quietly while "hie body la smeared with the whit of an egg on which (rains of corn are strewn. Then he mutt feign aleep while hungry ducks, not having been fed tor two whole days, do work to pick up the tidbits of corn. high-bor- rt 1-l- Our Taken Care of orable society bounces him on carpet held In the air. 4. H mutt stand while ten buckets of water ax poured down hla LENINGRAD. Aug. T. (Universal.) A queer old manuscript telling of the lively, am as menu of a band of 8, 1926. William V.H.V .r C. Call. Geome Hodges E. Oreenhalgh. Henry Frogle y. Orvtlle Merrell, Byron B. Jeppeon. Clifford Jensen. Alma Cook. Mathsw Compton. Jones, Victor Botl and C. V. Forsgran. JOURNEY'S END. By Alfred Noyea. Knov'st ttioo where that kingdom lies? Take bo Isnthor In thy hand. Searrh not the unfathomed tklee, Journey not 'er sea and land. or west. Crop no more to Heaven I locked within thy breast. Sp'endnvr of the enn grow dim, Stars are darkened hv that light; Thougtvte thai burn like eeraphlm thine Inner world tonlgtit. SetThrng thy heel on Death and find Love, new born, within thy mind. construction with TVl!lam P.: K. throughout, all web bottoms and equipped with loose ' spring filled cushions. Your choice of .suites comprising the at davenport, chair club and wing chair. 11 z ' "s : . - In that kingdom folded He All that eyee bellev th.v tee; All th hoe of earth and sky. Tim. Space and Eternity. Seek no more In worMe apart. Heawa Is folded la thy heart. An. "Olrls wer harder to kles tm dsv. werea't ther. Brandos? "Mebbe, mehbe." ventured the old gentleman, "but It wasn't so blame The o:d parlor sf.fs dangerous- Mill Bf "'".I". . .ihmi iiiw m wwm time." A awtaa Xfioa WeeSly. Igg i K Jacquard velour suite, featuring an elaborate bed davenport with removable spring-fille- d cushions and a large arm chair. wing regular $250 value Two-piec- e ...... Terms .'.;..$16i $10 down, $7 Month. massive pieces in Jacquard velour. The spring-fille- d cushions are re versible with one side of silk damask. 31 o s s trimming com pletes the beauty. A reg ular $300 value . . Three-piec- e Terms $10 down, $3 month. Three piece in luxurious mohair with cush brocatelle reversible spring-fille- d ions, elaborately carved frames and unex celled spring construc tion. value Terms $15 down, $10 mor.ii. h |