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Show 7 VJ I iru SAVE SOME CABII PBOVO EVENING IIERAID. THURSDAY, OCTOBER T.IEr,IBERSFO 4 fiSAFETY SPEAK OTHERS J. STEWABT By IHAIUJ3! WASHINGTON. Oct. 14 Tan--. palgn orators are in Unusual de mand thin rear. Tbere are more eaUa for them, the iw llg partial' speakers tmreaua report than la the average president!! fights In this matter of speakers the part in power it at eowetbln of an advantage because its meu are ic all the higher executive poltiona, and on the stump their title give tbeui have to be prestige. The Itemm-rat-i contented with mere senators and The Republicans representatives. have a batch of cabinet members to draw on and, In an emergency, the DRUGSTORE BORIC ACID 20c Padtay SOFT-PEDALE- safe mild antl weptic which ! beneHcM wlien used a cleanRiug aucT beulln? agont. May be freely applied to ., buret; etc. the bort eye aotutlon. vwt. Makes HEDQUIS'ILDRUG - it y CO.; J2JS2 7 Treve FALL AND WINTER ! . Vacation Fares V : r . to W . CALIFORNIA and the PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND RETURN .. I Denver & Rio Grande Western . Railroad; : . 7" It ! d Virginia Alleu, the gtrT In, this. pic ture, caunot attend school dresssKtJn this manner. Her mother Insists the knickers are more modest than bare knees, and is contemplating court tctlrfn t uphold the Birt'a right ' wear them.-- - ! e rows,-whit- ;vCfag,way;;Cfrandmaf Tickets on sale daily with final return limit of Nine Months from date of sale. Stopovers In both dlrcctioua Dtverae route Newwhrl e ,' Coining- mm 1 I' TheTBeW rBlscayne ToOtevaTd ttl It be part of the Dixie highway. will afford a world pattern for w ha I can be achieved, with a- unified scheme for afreet architecture. IMira Far Design Prites amounting to $4030 hive been offered by the boulevard a sso- elation; One thousand dollars will lie awarded for the best design for observation towers aud traffic signal standards, with a $000 secoul prize. , Another competttfmr reiatea to for filling stations, which must have no open-ai- r greasin; room and which must have an of- new method of construction loops the bead right into the cords of the tire fabric itself. This makes the new Kelly so flexible that your car can now ride upon the air in the tire rather than upon the bumps in the road. , I Springville Has Two Gridders Out ft. We're heard tire users say thatthese Kelly Flexible Cords g are almost as as balloons. easy-ridin- And Smn-1m- ii mm thtiOTVtbeiilye sirable feature about them. Like all Kellys, they gire the long,dependable mileage every wants. 7 two lavatories and two drive( to The Iicralil) ways, each with capacity for four HPBINGVIIJ.E, (M. 14Col) cars. Prizes will be $700 and $4(X.( ike Young of 8prlngvl!le high scNsM This is believed to lie the first will be handliappecf this week l,v e absence of Hoffman, "slar ren step ever taken to confine the ing stations along an entire street ler, and Parker, veteran.elid. P. ith to, a plan of architectural harmony men have played brilliantly.-bot- h A ?at ui?nh1TIonwl rim' oftense'and defense; fhroTtgFowt' necessary to create the new boule- - the season, and their altscuce Ju vard. The south end, formerly Bay Friday's gameSith Payson ir .. . drive, was wldenend and im- - felt. proved. No lesg than 14 city blocks, A victory for Spriugviile will piii and ,19 improved residential blinks the Red Devils in the letd fo.- - rewere cut through !n making the jona! honors, while a Pays hi win f north two and miles of the will give the latter team a clear street. path to the title. fice, II 'S - -- mm KELLY-SPRINGFIELD- structures,4 show rooms, theatres, ?!frtcwrestaurants-aB- d firstlaas ; ihops. : , j More than Bo per cent of (be propin are owners t,be represented erty association. Blscn.vne Boulevard which instltnted the (dans for the widening of the boulevard and the architectural competition for Its improvement. An airplane view of Miami H arbor, showing Bisrayne Boulevard ' .Almost as easy rj as balloons . . . mm mm car-own- er KELLi Flexible fil:-'th- CORD Red Siar 'Texaco" Station - Opposite Jlotel Roberts one-hal- The Grease Spot 1 Corner Fifth West and Fifth North streets explorer in Arctic and wife - . h . Ohio bappefia not to le represent ed In the cabinet, but Secretary, of Labor Davis and Postmaster Gener al from IJir adjoin ing states of Pennsylvania jnd In diana, and Secretary of Connnerce Hoover are understood to be sched this an Immodest garb for a nine- uled to help Senator Willis In bis year-ol8'bool authorities at girl fight against Atlee Pomerene. So many appeals for aid have Port Fulton, Ind.,' have. juled-itel-tt : lf - L doubtful contest thtft there is considerable prospect of difficulty in go making the supply of speakers ' around. In case of a hortge, the candl-dat1h reasonably safe (ttHtes will simply lie left to hoe their own all available strength will lie thrown into-fih- se where ' stiff contest are on. North East .Third avenue, fro-urnsr rfre-- t, was. cut through the residential distrk-t- and the widened aireet thus created, was extended through the rrently dj vided estate of Charles Deeriug la to Ray Shore, a suburb of fine homes. Bisrayne boulevard, at this point, liecomes the Fed Tal high say, which combined with the Dtxl? Hlghaay, extends to the nor n. Buildfngs are llug demolished along the new northern section of the boulevard. .. Older building and dwellings are giving way to new waterfroat for three and one-hamites, will be a mew Fifth avenue a 4ouch of the Kiveris, com Biaading renlr view's of charmbig Bbrayse Pny, Its Manda and hipping and fri? Front' Park on the one." band, rtie city'a show hulld-inoa the .ore. . 'cut through 33 Au5 the at rsideutlal a ad business blocks, will be thrown vica Dec. 1, nurricane or I: ' TjeriTneTvWairdTh ii meri.r a . no! M u New structures MIAMI, rbx. (kt 14 Miami hurricane awept.froM iter feet by will emerge from the ruins with the world's Moat beautiful street. .'Blscayne bonkvard, along the g 1 " i T, STREET DESPITE DISASTER General Donovan, both New Yorkers will do most of their campaigning In the Empire state. Secretary of War Davis will devote himself mostly to his home state of Missouri and See tetary of the luterior Work, who halls from Colorado, will put in the major part of bis time in that quarter. Twe for Ohio av 'Pi' tendency he "has toward himself with a olnetimes auibarranxlug degrees of candor. Secretaries Kellogg and Jardlne and Attorney General Sargent are too busy." The ItepubUcan' heaviest guns will be concent rated on alasaachu-etts- . There are other states wtrlea mean more votes In Congress but Bone, the Bay States being the president's .own, which means quite so much' to toe sduilutfttratiati.' ' And victory Ihere for Senator Butler, the Coolldge candidate par" excellence. Is recognised as far from certain; New York, Ohio, Missouri and of , A V D president himself There Is no announcement, . in lyolorateLalisinrBied:Mlitgfr critical. deed, that President Coolldge will AssistuutSecretary of the Navy do any stumping, though be may llobiniton and Assistant Attorney Iitve something, to way ly radio. Cabinet Mm to Speak Several nieuiU'rs of the cabinet, however, will be personally in the neld before the end of October. Post master General New, Secretary-o- f war: Davis. Scerelarr of Labor Work and Secretary of Commerce Hoover already have promised their swviees, g welt as Assistaiit Attor-ueGeneral Ikmovau and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ilobinson, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, Secretary of'tbe Navy Wilbur, Secretary f Agriculture Jardl tie. Secretary of State Kelloitg and Attorney General Sargent are .not mentioned as prosper! I Ve 'or'a tors. . Secretary Mellon in welt known to shrink from direct political contacts. His speech in behalf of Sen atnrreppcTisrW-TorIWnVyF vania primary .is sal J to have lieen the first be evfr made and his ob vious sufferings then undoubtedly were such as to preclude any probability that he ever will repeat the ' : Mperlence. ; i Fear Wllhur's Ward- sSecretary Wilbur Is no backward" orator, but there are hints that party managers are a lttt)e, afraid mm mm wonders mm l; Immodest t ,11 l :'r. - . .14,-1926- IN NEW YORK, CHAT VIA RADIO V WTBP. primaries Hint rtlurn i!i old convention system:. Itoruh held, tli.il llie rcpculcrs' Idea "sinus tii Ikcoirujitliiu In public office? . safe." ARE FOR PRIMARY de- . Johiinoii remafked ibut ilie ll red. Winter Tourist Tickets to vjrF By. HERBERT LITTLE southern and1 southeastern destination oa sale daily to pril 30, 1927. Final return limit une 15, except certain destina oils Ins of Nvxtem liomi fin UniTVi'it 1n- t lie fniv- - priimiry pinn .rendered purcli'ic utore'jMt.!;-- , cult. KSposure uiitjer the priiimrj .WASHINGTON'. Oct. 14 (LT) system of heavy exitftirilturc.M. was Boralu Itctmbllcun. Seimto,rs Iclabivj more likely, he held, pointing to T. .1 !'... .4.11...... fiuid-- vclutions of hus iiia. today defended the direct pri in I llnois and Pennsylvania, Tbe nmry system following Ylce.I'resI in t lies- - Vlatcs lie Mi'.' dent Danes' I'blliidelpliia attack oil expt'iiditnws and fllilioifonf." were "repuKiuint It iiikL cliursfd that the corrupt wHiited the Rystcni rept'Mlwl. j 'The fellows who want "to buy, more Science Is nomiiiations," were said by Johnson to' lie the chief promoters of a for siniill boys. Now atitos are to burn wood. ' . ..J,, national... propaganda, caiuimien to i .tted.4reaa Staff .tnffluMrtap- 1 tions which hear lutai avmm ijay 31, 192T For detailed fares, routes and Pullman reservations, all on nearest Bio Grande agent , ma-kin- FOR THE PANTRY White oil cloth .makes a very prac tical covering for pantry ahelvea. II can be fastened down Hh thumb are very easy to reh move so that the shelves theniselvei njay be scrubbed. licks-whic- . :::.:: mirw w Maybe those Jokes you hear about grandmother belug more peppy than EASIER TO WASH oer gaudmothers, fiopper grautidanghtcT arr righ- t- Anyhow.-theseti It Is advisable to dust off your motor wimliran trnt hefnra vnto vssh them Mrs. W:V. Hudson (left) and Mrs. It. J. Elliott have just finished a even alone to and and Atlantic unaided, fixing! Seattle back, City trP Pm lh hot water soap and a bit of own tires along the way. l uey re sisters ana Beanie is ineir nome. . . ammonia. lhr OUR BOARDING HOUSE I MoviieA- - A VicUl i.it- - t.it?r)T; Vdli nnJLVayrm VlERS'-t- HBtf b V "Ti 9irf-1rtA- UlfivVi -r KR LAP2 we viiu. (so OF aiwn, 1 A y j UBCT VfeAp Am - "Trie A CrtOMP n. jiryjfaj'.t fvSSSr. w ILL-- ' JyHaW EBdltlo. Qrssfiland jg4 S I ' WEPrnOli OMnHOKil ltd ' -. . t.T. . I j of the Am erica 8 Mustum ureeniana mixpeaitron, waa lying. off JEUleamere Land, far op 'a the Aretl.CljfcJef a few nffAUi ago.Taa Jiour was I a. m.,ArcUc, tlme,n3 all members ot ' tha ';Cew, Edward Maajey; radio eperatorv-'wertlum-berln- In 'tttetrbUaki'V' 4h' ; j "Mr. Putnam! ake hp! . Tour wife wants la talk to you!" It' was Manlcy ahoutlnk la the ' explorer's car. ';.; --- ' . .' ' ... :For s momenC confused-bthe sudden awakening, Putnam feared his radio operator mjisr; havs lost ' f his mind. "My wife wants to talk with ma f What Say,' Mahley what" th mstt'er, old fellow j" y -- '.. ; '? WHERE ASHTON'S WEDNESDAY 1 7, PLAT THIS WEEK ' " iiL - i Phto Comfort and Cheer in a Let's hope on has a polar-bea- r tenant; His hide Is mortgaged for a rug fortune. All well. Dave has done'grand Job with his little book. . Convey New York Times, greetings and gratitude ' tor transmitting congratulatory messages. Yo'i. thank senders against Ice pan. ,. FIREPLACE The evenings are longer, now, J Hit ! ILarsen West Center St. giiiiiiiiiiiininiciiniiiiiiisNiYiiauBiscziakn ! A 2 rt short-wave- PER CENT DISCOUNT October 7 ri y v . to October on all Mattress Custom Work Phone - and.-dow- K M HI 8 m R nH H nM n U H H nM m M n M H n . v n Utah County Mallrcss Factory 1 B &................................; FRIDAY SATURDAY 'Pysbn; Pavilion;. PAYS0N AMERICAN FORK World rid . moWo Hall j Mor-riase- . Suddenl ' George AlPalmer Putnam, dlnector 'jof:,tb,i' expedition, which ; ha been gatherinB spscl-meof aad anhnal life for !h? American .Mutsintt of. Natural History . ainca laai June, waa aroused by someone 'ihaking vigorously hla Aouldar? -- - d and the. fireplace becomes a But Manley welcomed member of the. fammanaged to get for me." Putnam Into the Then "there was some mors ily circje and radiates more i o room. abou,t the success of the and cheer than .anytrip and jomfort There the explor- a request that Mrs Pufnam "regis' L ' i .. ..... . one. , now er, fully ter my appreciation to Bill Knapp in a If haven't fireplace you awake, realized that almost a mira- and Atwater Kent, for this radio ' - : cle waa about to happen. His wife, is a joy."- your home, phone 343. ::' nearly 4,000 miles away in New Scarcely had the last word been, York City, waa trying to talk with flashed ty Manley when Mra.put him by radfo! nam's answer began flashingback It was Just midnight tn New across nearly 4,000 miles of Isnd York. Mrs. Putnam was. seated and sea and Ice; in the radio room ot the New York 343 Mr. Putnam Replies Times, where many of the messages throughout the summer from "Heavenly full moori;' hot night. the expedition had been received. A hug for David. My love to the With her were Lieutenant Com- whole crowd. I share .your thrills mander ' ritihugh. Green. U. 8. N., and hops for you good'.hunting. But American .adviser for the expedi- long to have you all home .again. "DOLLY." tion,. Mrs. Putnam had been And for the first time in JitsiorVj that there was the barest po'jilbje chance that direct com- an explorer in the bleak Arstic bad munication tor and from the short- talked directly with hl wife by , adlo and wave radio equipment or the " . 6 20 radio at .that!' might be accomplished; 1 The request for "appreciation la Putnam here." Railph tamhbeth one of the Times'' oper-klo- Bill .Kuapp and ' Atwater Kent" ' meant that Putnam wanted to exflasn4 to. Manley, tend his thank for the short-wav.; 7 Valet Fram Fnun North ; powered transmitter Then the, following message and the radio receiver with which, 345 came back to the New York Times the National Carbon Company and' from Manley, Just as it was dlc- - Atwatef Kent equipped the expedl-- . S ' Jy8' Phone 345 and our truck will respond promptly. taUdaway Li.upJn JheArcticwbyltion for radio investigation and 5 meltaT pu11'a7MTOrrPutnam: "Hello, my dear, David " ' ...-''.lcrt New York last lune (Mr. and Mrs. Putnam's We take this opportunity-o- f S our friends thanking "Bob," "Art" and "Carl" are son. who Is a member of the ' for their wish to and show of our appre- patronage, Bob Bartlett, could g I. skipper and wish Captain you expedition)" ciation by giving a 20 per cent discount on all mattress share with us this unsilltry night the Morrissey and skipper for the t- B Custom work for two weeks. Peary on Jones as we parade up . Bay tn fog. Manley Jtiat now on North Pole yexpedltloa;. Arthttf 4 sen "el earihg ice off .Insu la fors Young, noted bow and arrow hunV Fog freeting icy coating ovefall. er, and Cart Dunrud, Montana who lassoed , walrusea Temperature 27. Grand Yuu across cowboy, on the 'Greenl-""- ' Baffin Bay. ' Bob, Art: and Carl ind "musk-oxen- .; Phone 345 g ' 661 Wes 2nd North send love. Just then we crashed! trip, - JgTJlgt &. I . imes-Wl- David Binney Putnam, son of tht director, I a member of thg expedition.' ?T hssdt Amarlean MuMum J f?f 2Xf .' vv-!-- rsimsr rutnsm, JJAiiry osorgs N,w Vork ublishsr, whs V5( ty Sz2sL a tt, gJy:"' ,'l - A i -- - UNITED STATES RRtfATlki6 AUO VirA--f l .... ....! at acf.NoQ 60lWG"1O Uw& - 2TtXRYOkebB-lri- e lAORkllkXS, AlLOVJmtS MI .fllPACSREtf' CAE0AR1- m i. - Bu Ahern V- VireKe AS0 r ii i ..'.jki . UTAH-,- . U .. Utahiia Gardens PROVO, UTAH , . |