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Show PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1 93 0. ROWBS GREET 2 LINDBERGHS CURTISS-WRIGHT AIRPORT, CHICAGO. Aug:. 27. (HE) The arrival ar-rival of Charles A. Lindbergh, flying fly-ing with hia wife in their speed plane, today completed the roster of famous aviators attending the national air races. The low-wing racing plane which carried the famous flying couple across the country in record time a few weeks before the birth of their on this summer, flashed out of the haxe above the airport at 4:55 p.m. CST. It waa easily distinguished by Its brilliant orange wings and fclack fuselage. Sail Into View ' Lindbergh's appearance rewarded thousands of spectators who had been expecting him momentarily all week. He and Mrs Lindbergh left New Tork late yesterday and stopped stop-ped overnight at Columbus, O. Today To-day they came on to Chicago by way of Indianapolis where they were delayed by loss of their fuel through the accidental release of a safety valve. When the plane sailed into view It was about 5.000 feet up. Lindbergh Lind-bergh circled the airport, once and then brought his ship to a graceful landing at 2 p. m. The crowds in' the stands .had kept in a state of excitement for several days by the management's erroneous reports that "Lindy is coming today." When he finally aDpeared they stood up and shout- ei Lindbergh flew far the northwest, then turried anJ came back slowlv. before landing. He taxied across the field, turned, and with an automobile auto-mobile escort, moved across to tho southeast corner of the airport, , where he came to a stop amidst a group of 20 planes. Police could not keen the ero-w.'l off the field entirely, but they did prevent them from getting too close to the plane. Talking moving picture outfits, mounted on trucks, were in front ef the Foeakers stand. It was f-ound these trucks that mnt of the people gathered in the belief Lindbergh would be brought there. SARATOGA HOT SPRINGS REMAIN OPEN UNTltToCTOEER 19th Dance Hall Free to ep'ash parties. Fall DathTng Prices Adults 23c; Children 10c. "Swim in drinking water." 20 miles isn't far in a good car. Desserts may come and desserts may go,but " CUSTO continues to be the most popular dessert in' the world because CUSTO . is made Jronra secret non-fattening non-fattening Arrowroot recipe rec-ipe that took 18 years to. perfect! No other dessert is so deliriously healthful and nutritious. No other offers 8 genuine flavors! 10 W p serves 3 ilii 'i)-(ij't - ivl A-T-.- I . . J ; Salt Lake Stock Exchange As Famished By QUOTATIONS WELLS L. BRDQTAIl BKOKEB 1 FRIDAY. AUG. 29 1930 Bid Asked Alta Con. .024 .05 Alta Tiger ........ 03 .05 Alta Tun. ..C. ... -004 Am. Met. M. Co. . . .00 V .00ft Beaver Cop 00V .004 Big Hill ......... .25 Zl Bingham Metals .. . .01f4 .01 Bonanza Mining .. '.02 .03 Bullion .00 .00 Bristol Silver .14 .20 Central Standard . .02 .03 Chief Con 1.00 1.02 Colorado Con. .... .03 MM Colb. Rexall .01 Combined Metals . . .13 . .15 Crescent Eagle .. 102 ft .03 Croff 02 v02ft Crown Ft. .04 -05 Daly 10 .50 Dix Butte .... .50 .56 Dragon 05 .10 E. Crcwn Pt 01ft .02 East Standard 00ft .00 E. Tin. Coal 10 .20 East Tin. Con 32 .35 East Utah .10 .11 Emerald 05ft .07 Emma Silver .00 .00 Empire Mines .... .OS .10 Eureka Bullion .... .20 .22 Eureka Lily .. '.38 .33 ft Great Western ... .02 Greeley ... .08 Howell .03 .03ft Indian Quern .... .00ft 01ft Iron King ........ .20ft .25 Kearsarge Stand. . .01ft .01 Kennebec 09 .10 Keystone .11 .19 Lehl Tintlc .. .02 .02 Leonora .01 .02 Uttle May .01 .02 Magnolia Lead .. ' .00 Mammoth 45 .50 Moscow .71 .85 Mt. States Pet .00ft .02 Mountain' View .. .00ft .02 National Trea3. .. .00 ft- .02 New Birig Mary .. .06 .10 New Quincy .05 .05 V. North Lily 1.32ft 1.35 No. Standard 06 .Ooft Ohio Copper 25 1.00 Opohongo .00 .01 . Paik Bingham 03 .04 Park City Con. .. .31ft .32 Park Cummings .22 Park King 04 ft Park Konold 20 .21 Park Nelson .. .13 .15 Park Premier 15 16 Park Utah 2.00 2.10 PIc-che Bristol-.. .00 .01 . . Piutus .CO .70 Prince Con.' ...... .01ft .04 Provo .........,... .25 .33 Rico" Argentine .. .09 .10 Silver King Coal. 7.15 7.30 Silver Shield .04 .07 Silver Standard .. .00 .01 Sioux Mines ..... .01 .02 So. Iron Blossom .. .OO.ft .01" So. Standard -.09 .11 Tar J3aby.; 03 ' .06 Tintic Central ..." .02ft ,04ft Tintic Lead 1.05 1.25 Tintic Standard . . 5.C0 5.10 Utah Con .01 .02 Victor Con 03 .08 Walker Mining .. 2.12 : 1.17 West Toledo .00ft .00 Wijbert ...... X2 .Ql Yankee Con .01 Zuma .03 .05 SALES Alta Tiger, 500 rt? 4ftc. Bullion 1000 ? ftc. Dix Dutte. 200 iv 55c-100 J? 6tc. East Utah, 500 ti 10c. Eureka Lily, 1100 7 36c. Lehi Tintic, 5000 2 ftc. Park City Con., 100 Si 31ftc-500 & 31c. Rico Arg., 350 U 9c-100 Q 9c. Silver King Coal., 100 di $7.30. Tintic Standard, 32 Cf $5.25-200 Q $5.05. New York's negro population ha. increased four times aa rapidly as the white during the last JO years. DODGE SEDAN 192G A very nice car which we recommend for its good condition. con-dition. $275.00 R. J. FRY, Inc. 310 West Center Provo THE SEA BAT" UNUSUAL ADV'ENTXJREItOSIANCE COMING TO PARAMOUNT 1 t-; n : r:::.yyyy ' - A' ''A Adventure, lusty and breath-taking is the keynote of "Tne sea Bai' which opens Friday fit the Paramount Para-mount theater. Never In the history of ( motion pictures has a more unique or terrifying villain been featured than in this- South 8aa romance which presents an -?:cep-tional caft heudod by Chailc-s B'ck-ford. B'ck-ford. A giant riy, or "set bat, weighing more Irian two tons and. having a wing spread of ten feet Is tha "menace." Th!s monI?r, more deadly than the shark, infects tropical waters nnd preys upon the sponge divers, crujh'.ntr then to death with their hu.e wmg3. Raquel Torres, the dark -eyed Mexican star, is cast as "Nina' the daughter of the Spanish superintendent superin-tendent of a run down s pong a fishery fish-ery on an island in the south seas. George P. Marion, who won great-praise great-praise for his portrayal as Greta Caxbo's father in "Anna Christ i plays the role of the doddering, and r nken old Spaniard who cares nothing about his daughter's wcl-fare. wcl-fare. Nils Asther makes hia talk, ing picture debut aj "Carl," a young iver in love with the seductive Nina. John Miljan, is excellently cast as "Juan" a rival for the ghl's love. ' .- : : " The plot-is filled with suspence and surprises. Nina, a seductive Spanish beauty, embittered when her young lower is killed by .the set bat swears that she will marry the man who kills the - monster. When the Reverend Peters arrives on tho island she foe-uses all thf hate she has for the Christian god she believes has robbed her of her lover, nwm him and is. "iirDrised to find him indifferent to her hate and her charms alike. She Joins the voodoo worshipers but his disgust dis-gust brings her to a shamed awakening awak-ening to hT follv Weary of his role as minister, Bickford suddenly throws all caution to the winds and becomes the battling he-man his fans are familiar with. BETTY COMPSON STARS. IN A, MnJNlGHT MYSTERY A' THRILLER AT STRAND Here is a thriller with a punch of novelty that makes it doublv interesting. in-teresting. Splendid playing hy a cast smooth direction and a story that builds to stirring ' climaxes make "Midnight Mystery" an even-ing'3 even-ing'3 genuine entertainment showing show-ing at the Strand theater Friday and Saturday , , The story, ha3 been adapted from the stage success, "Hawk Island and is concerned with an oddly-assorted set of guests at a house party in a caste on a storm-beaten island of fthe Maine coast. Every bit of action in the film is encompassed en-compassed .within less than a twelve hour period, with the major part of the story running through a night of electrifying adventure. Based on, the "murder" of a "dummy" which later proves -to be mere tragically real than the joker supposed, the picture offers - the novel angle of letting the audience in oh the secret before the characters charact-ers them elves suspect' what -has transpired Even so, the element of mystery is maintained to the end. George B., Seitz,' veteran director of many mystery successes, scores hia finest work with "Midnight Mystery." His direction is given capable st'pport by the cast which Includes Miss Compson, Mr. Sher man, Hugh Trevor, June Clyde,' Rita La Roy, Marcelle Corday, Ivan Lebedoff, Raymond Haton. Wil-. Ham Presley Burt . and ' Sidney D'Albrook. Peters III. HERE THEY ARE, MEN! Jt Comfortably Wear Well and Conservatively-Priced at 02.9E5. 03.45 03.95. 04.45 05.5O ' Buy' Work Shoes at ' V A i I ' 5 .346 WEST CENTER ST. Watcli Sunday's Paper For Details of Foot Contest and 5hoe Fitting Service. You and Your Friends Mrs. George Startup and daughter daugh-ter Margaret, spent last week in Little Cottonwood, canyon, the guests of Mrs. Ernest Wright, v Mr. and Mrs. IC H. Smith of Salt Lake, were' among the Provo visitors Thursday A. C. Merrill and wife of Logan, visited here with friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ashworth and baby left today for Firth, Idaho, where they will make their home for the coming year. Mr. Ash-worth Ash-worth will teach at the high school there. v Mrs. Gil Cox, Mrs. Clarence Bees-ley Bees-ley and Mrs. R. E. Homer spent Thursday In Salt Lake. t Thomas W. Duke of San Diego, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Duke and sops, LaMar, Bobbie and Donald, Mr. and MrsATH7 Peay and daughters, Edith, ,Edna and Grace,- ana son Paul, returned to Provo Wednes-day Wednes-day night after spending two days at Luke's hot pots in Midway, where they attended the annual Duke reunion. . : Mr. and Mrs. L. IVL Harris - and children of Bowling Green, Ky., left Thursday . for their home after spending a few days in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Firmage. Prof, and Mrs. Elmer E. Nelson and children have returned homo from a delightful month's auto tour through California, In Los Angeles they visited with Mrs. Nelson'j sister, Mrs. Harold E. Anderson, and in Oakland they were the guests of Mr. Nelson's brother, T. E. Nelson and family. , . Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Dixon and family, Mrs. Sarah Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarercft'lioy'e and family of Provo, anJ Mr. ant, Mrs. R. E. Knowlden of Salt Lake, will spend the week end in Fish Lake. Mrs. A. B. jnmons has been visiting In Salt Lake for a week. I with relatives and friends. Mrs. Harold Menck and children, Ila Dawn and Harold Jfenck Jr., left this afternoon for their home in Grand Island. Nebraska, after spending two months here with Mrs. Menck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H G, Blumenthal. jVIivand Mrs. C. H. Davies, Afton Grant and Vivian Davies, are visiting visit-ing in Blackfoot, Idaho," with Mrs. Thomas Williams. . Mrs. B. H. Bullock, sons Vern J and Tom, and daughter Alice, left Thursday afternoon by car '-for Philadelphia, Pa., - where they j will join Mr Bullock' rm! nwnd 'i'i(i months. Mr. Bullock i3 In business there. : ' V -r : , . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Briggs of Salt Lake, are spending a few days in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Firmage. ' ' v ' Miss Luclle ; Markham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Markham, and Miss Arlene Harris,' daughter of Pres. and Mrs. F. S. Harris, left Thursday evening for' Juarez, Mexico, Mex-ico, where trev 'will teacS nt Juarez academy, during the coming com-ing school year. En route they will visit in Denverand Pueblo, Colo. In "Puebld they , will be the guests of .Mrand Mrs. Fred Crandall. 0 Emma Crowton and Edna Gilles pie or Tooele, were among the visitors here Thursday. . Bishop John Johnson is at the Aird hospital, convalescing, from a major operation ,- performed Tues- I IJ TODAY & SATURDAY EDMUND LOWE .. . ' ; in X:. y "BORN RECKLESS" A Daring, Thrill Packed' "Ride" Through Gangland with "Louis Beretta" Gangster. ' "Also OUR GANG COMEDY STARTING SUNDAY Ramon Navarro . ; in "DEVIL MAY CARE" A Musical Romance 3 USED CARS JOHN JACKSON ha3 4 re-conditioned used cars at half price. Must be sold! Cars on display at 63 EAST FIRST NORTH Phono S33 ORPHEUr, day evening. His many friends will be pleased to learn that he is recovering re-covering nicely. " . " Violet Stevens of Pa'rawan, spent today in Provo. .. John E. Young, of Los Angeles, and Jennie Warner of Spanish Fork, were issued-- a marriage license at the county court house Thursday. v Bernice Hall of Cedar, 13 a visitor here today. . - Marie and John Morgan have returned re-turned home f rom California, where they have been spending past month. In Los Angeles .they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jepperson and family, Mr- and Mrs. Art Lloyd; and Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, and they visited with Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Hughes at Long "Beach. ' Bathing Tilt Is : Old Story. Among Ancient Writers BUDAPEST, Aug. 29 U.E Apropos Apro-pos the annual discussion each summer concerning the" morality, and Immorality , of mixed bathing and concerning the ' amount of bathing suit required for decency's sake the Hungarian writer Jolan Jacob in a recent newspaper article cited two Fifteenth century documents. docu-ments. : ; One stated: "It i3 comic that decrepit de-crepit old women "as well as beautiful beauti-ful young girls should walk nake t into the water -before the eyes of men." x Another r ecorded - the fact that in a then famous public bath "both 9 1M 5 FRIDAY - SATURDAY Greatest of All Mystery Melodramas for Wild Thrill? of Witching Hour Weirdness AND ,-AN ALL-STAR ALL-STAR CAST In Coming SUNDAY for FOUR DA YF. Greatest of all circus pictures "SWING HIGH" .. If II 'M - : ' ! i. m m w rw j s m i i i 6 - RING CYCLONE - OF CIRCUS FUN AND CIRCUS THRILLS! AVith an AU Star The Greatest Circus Girls flashing high in the Big Top, swinging, their lithe, bodies at risk of life and limb . '. ; "Clowns, acrobats, animals it's all here - the v greatest circus film you ever, saw, with a dra-t dra-t matic'and musical story you'll remember for -months! The First 25 Children under 12 years admitted admit-ted Free at our Sunday Matinee at 1:15 p. m. STMAME) M. I. A. Officers Plan Activities PLEASANT GKOVE The M, I. A. executive officers of the Timp-snogos Timp-snogos stake gave a dinner party Tuesday evening "at which the bishops bish-ops and the M. I. A. executive officers offi-cers of the six wards in the stake were guests. ' : - The purpose" of the affair was to. 'ntroduce the new mass - partlci-paUcn partlci-paUcn in activity work which wili be carried on this coming winter, and to make uniform plans for th opening of Mutual on September 16 During the evening. Alfred Swen son etnertained with two - violir solos : Mrs. Lyean Johnson talked on "The Importance of the Open ing Social": Miss Estelle Fenton on, "Mass Participation In Activity Work," and A. P. Warnick on "The Era Drive." ' Ford M. Paulson led tha community singing. exes are in the water together, the men clothed only in their beards and the women in a loin cloth;- therefore it ia an, urgent matter that more drastic measures be taken to insure that all bather, where men or women, cover oi entering and leaving ,the water."' PARAMOUNTPUBLIX GREATER TALKIE . SEASON IS IIEItE! - LET'S GO! COOL and RESTFUL Today Saturday Adventure! Romance ! .:-, a wuuiy exciung i: , uianic meicHirama of the South seas. Amazlnr f fa "TS -.' . . -. Battles with ' with CHARLES I. ittrr BICKFORD Star of "Dynamite Raquel Torres - Nils Asther Plus This Splendid Program : EDDIE CANTOR in The Cockeyed News" CHARLEY CHASE IN "Whispering Whoopee" RUDY VALLEE & BAND in "The Stein Song" NEWS. OF THE DAY Saturday Continuous-l:15 -11:15 3 Big Days! Starting Sunday . Can Wealth . and Beauty Get Away ' with Murder? You'll thrill to the an- swer in the dram atic sensation of the screen! A!so Sunday Contin'ous 1:13 - Hrl5 Comedies and Sound News 99 Cast of 16 Players Film You Ever Sawf SUNDAY - MONDAY TUESDAY - WED. 1 V? T7(o? UU Ca lif ornia Law Fails to Cut Marriages LOS ANGELES, Au. 2S. iU.P Youth of Los Angeles vi 11 be sen'eJ and served quickly at the altar of matrimony ever if a trip out of the -state ; is neceasary. . Rosamond Rice, in charg:e of tha county marriage bureau, made this discovery when "she looked over th statistics of her office for th month of July. The report showed that 2719 applications ap-plications were ; filed In , July o 1929 compared with 2458 . for July of this year. , . yy, "Quite a few 1 couples have cancelled can-celled their license applications, ' Miss Rice said, 'fstatinp; thev intended in-tended to go to Reno, Nev., Yurna Aiiz., cr Tijuana, i Mexico." . All of the young people- a!mit ted they didn't:' like to wait for the end of he three-day lim't f" fornia requires between the day ol'. application, and . final granting- oi the license. r The hrw which is tinning Yuma, I MkUKR Sale of Boys & . Girls . . New School Shoes Good Looking! b S t u Yd y ! . ; Inexpensive! CHILDREN'S PATENT ONESTllAr SMl'I'EH 0Hc5G $2.E9 BOYS' SHOE Built for service good enough foi.- school or ; play A bit higher heel for the big girl who wants a little lit-tle more stylo Patent or Gun Metal v 02o95 .03-95 E R C A N B R A C K'S SHOES WEAR! Reno and Tijuana into Gretna Greens for California was playfully called the "gin wedding" law because be-cause cnc of its backers declared that many young folks wed during gay parties who would remain single sin-gle if three days were given them to consider their action. .A 'German acrobat is pulling a ' car around Europe by means of .i rope held in his teeth More'mon-y is being spent In, America, for' beauty aids than for bread. ' TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION! t ; SITUATION WANTLl) F'fD. girl wants housewoik. Plioir? 968M. . 5 FOK KKNT IX'KXISHi:n "' i 3 rom mod. apt,' on first floor In Truman. 195 E. 4 No. Phone 220. kj '- '. One 3 loom and one 2 room mod. apts. 443 No. 2 East. Phone 17JVV. k3 2 or 4 mod. roomn, KaiaK'. 3Ml No. 3 West. Phono 142M. 5 School Girls' Patent two- strap . -.or; Pump. Gun Metal or Patent Oxford Ox-ford . $2.69 $2.90 Hoys' sturdy School Oxford Ox-ford that will look well with hard wear $2.79 02.9C GROWING GIRLS' RUBBER SOLE CXFOlvD in the new autumn brown .95 "ZD -2w |
