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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER $25 tary Club at Luncheon. The Hpbby Horse Barber Shop More New Dresses Girls -- Coats Republican Candidate for Ro, Governor Addresses 15, 1920. at. Main Floor. $35 DRESSES THAT ARE REALTY UNUSUAL in style and quality- of materials are included in this group. Duvetyns, Tricotines and Satins in beaded, embroidered and . braided models or in smart tailored effects. Black, navy, dark, brown and taupe, chow and beige. - Oscar A. Kirkham Tells of AmeriAchievements ' can Boys at Scout Meet. - y 0 : 9 The necessity of building up American dtlsenshlp, developing the reaoureee the country end adhering steadfastly to the principles upon which the American nation la founded, waa told yesterday Tricotine Suits by Charlea R. Me bey. Republican candt date for governor, when he addreased members of the Rotary club at the week' ly luncheon at the Hotel Utah, Another speaker waa Oscar A. Kirk ham. Salt Lake Scout executive, who told the club of the achievements Americans at the scout Jamboree in Eu rope and of the manner In which the youths represented the American spirit abroad. Mr Mabey declared that the American people should take mors Interest la the political affairs of the country. - Too many people, he said, are Indifferent In the use of the ballot, but are quick to criticise when those who are Sleeted to offloe do not respond to their Ideas of conduct. ONE HUNDRED SUITS just received will offer exceptional selection because of the wide variety of style effects they embrace. in straightline or belted styles. All-wo- ol man-tailore- d, At $59.50 to $95 One Hundred Heavy All-Sil- k Jersey Petticoats Voting Declared Doty. 8 to 16 Years Intelligent voting," he said, source or real government. It is tlmate authority upon which a meat suoh as ours la founded. the ballot Is not only a privilege, but .i duty, and one which ehould be faith' fully discharged by every cittsen. "Another subject toward which America must turn more serious thought and effort la that of assimilating foreignera On of ths revelations of the war was the undesirable condition which existed among those of foreign descent Thou Santis bad taken out their naturalisation American papers and were cltlxens but when they were enlisted In the army. It was found that they could not speak ths English language, that they knew nothing of the ideals of America and had no conception of her ambitlona These people must bo taught Americanism and aroused to all that the 8 tars and Stripes mean and taught to under stand the sanctity of our constitution Today at is:!siisis :c . a Our showing of Girls' Coats is most extensive all that is new as to style, cloths and colorings is embraced. . rHand Embroidered We feature coats at $25 for example, the one illustratPoloma ed. It is of Cloth, full lined with collar elf lined, two eet-l- n pockets belted effect. and smart Light brown, Pekin and ' , J Blouses White and flesh Georgette Crepe Blouses embroidered in France and each one a work of art. Made of French Georgette of extra quality. They will be much wanted all-wo- I Main Floor. $19.75 I Resource Development Urged. Mr. Discussing Industrial conditions Mabey said: "We must turn with jndre determination than ever to developing our resources. Utah Is one of the greatest states In the union. Its natural wealth Is only scratched. Yesterday, we produced gold and silver, Topper, coal, cattle and' sheep; today we are learnlni the possibilities of our oil shales ant, phosphates; tomorrow we shall produos Iron and steel. Especial Values ; IN COATS "Great stretches of land await the fanner and we must make haste to conserve ths waters of ths stats for Irrigation purpose!, before energetlo citixena in neighboring states obtain for all time the sole right to the use of those waters. The ubiquitous sms with Its steel grey stare must give way to fields and gar' dons, and to puah back the sagebrush from what art now waste lands. we must leant to use our water sources to the fullest extent. Our engineers are tog great progress, and some day they to learn how to water the lands which are now unpro- high U ductlve. $125 and $150 Mr. Kirkham Speaks. , Mr. Kirkham, who was morale officer of the SOI Boy Soouts who went to England, Francs and Belgium, declared that the young men proved themselves to be made of the stuff which Identifies America as tbs greatest of modern nations. American scouts entered the contests with confidence and assurance which won for them the utmost praise of the people In whose countries they visited, Mr. Kirkham said. They won a number of the Includleading contests of the Jamboree, a, ing the scenic pageant, scout band tribal displays and many athletic events. As enthusiastic welcome was extended them on every side and they were splendidly entertained. They saw all the notable sights of London, Paris and Brussels, nd participated In demonstrations which were almost unprecedented In the history of Europe. "Thor had the distinction, among oth- -' ora, of having their photographs taken under a mulbwry tree at Mild May park, near London, where King George Hi received and read the American Declaration of Independence, an event which was discussed at length In the British press as one which emphasised the friendly relations now existing between the two countries. f ' A SHIPMENT They come, in all the kimono colors and have beautiful embroidered , terns. i Two Hundred Muslin Go1 of fifty fwt of boy was able to walk homo from the garden hose. O. W. Burns 467 West emergency hospital, where bo received Fifth North street, reported that half of first aid treatment. a single harness consisting of a backing band and breeching, was stolen from his re-- low EXAMINATION SET. Special to Tbs Tribuna place. WASHINGTON, Bept. 14. A oWll los examination will be held October It flU the postmastership at Superior, Boy , Wy o., paying 11300 per annum. THEFT ARE REPORTED. An overcoat was stolen from Orln W. Owsn of 1231 East Seventh South street, according to a report mad to tho police POSTMASTERS NAMED, Fred Lux of tho Arlington yesterday. SpM-lto The Tribuaa hotel reported the low of two black serge WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. Two Wyo- suits. D. El Posner, JflJ South Main ming postmasters were appointed today, street, lost a black handbag containing t'leveland B. Ward, Egbert, vice Nellie a handkerchief and soma candy. A. O. B. Schnets. deceased, and Dost! C. Mac Wki tin ore of Ul A street reported the Accidentally Shot by Rifle of Companion Harold Grover, years of age, tit South Fourth East street, was shot In the left leg just below the knee at TtO reo'clock last night, when a volver In the hands of a boy companion was accidentally discharged. The two were climbing the hills above Beok Hot Springs. The wound was slight and the Injured 14 Bungalow Aprons , ' Co. Witk-mri-Q vlcq BUss Bayns V Dolly Varden Cretonne Specially Priced V tin, Hyattsvills, signed. t Second Floor. f and Envelope Chemises, Values to $2.45, at . . . home-comi- , r " 7 Bpselel ti i . f. Home-comin- il h at-trac- $4.45, $5.95, $6.45 edturirig Summit County Combine g and Fair ts The Tribase. COALVILLE, Kept. 14. The Summit oounty fair will be held here September 11, If and IB. This sxhlbltion promise to be ono of the most successful yet held. The above dates and event will also be 'time for former residents of Coalville and Summit coun- -. ty, and an Invitation is extended to an who have lived here to come and meet their old friends and acquaintances. A neV'bulldtng to being erected In which will be housed the various exhibits, The grounds will be well lighted for evening t entertainments. The exhibits will consist of livestock, farm products, fruit, mining, poultry, educational, cooking, sewing, war relics, eta There will be 31600 In cash distributed la prises, besides ribbons for vari. ous grades of exhibits. An extra bill of attraction ha been soured for ths event. Including baseball each day between prominent teems of the county, free oomle cyclist, showing twice seek day; a real wild west show, boating. The Bush Troubadour band and orchestra will furnish music, and there will be danolng each afternoon and evening. JUST RECEIVED brings values such as we ave not seen for several years past. i , i Lovely Embroidered Japanese Kimonos at Attractive Prices Visit France and Belgium. - W coats will prove of much interest, because with their THESE styling and superior workmanship, they are values, , every one of them. Coats with collars of Seal and Mole Coats made for separate fur wear Coats with the new Deep Cape Collars Straight-lin- e or Belted Models, and Models in the new Wrap Effect. ' ' Veldynes, Bolivia, Silvertones, Velours and Plushes eon-test- "In England, Franoe and Belgium the visitors found wonderful Inspiration In ' the manner In which all these countries are arising from the' ashes- - of the war and rebuilding their homes and cltlea "While there is much apparent pros have ' not perlty In Europe, the peopleblow which recovered from the spiritual has-- been dealt. Man do not know where they are at. It la as though they word, walking around the edge of a volcanA which might break Into eruption any moment, There Is sorrow In their hearts, sod America must not forget that we ewe them our deepest sympathy and our lovo that wo must aid them to return to the normal Ways of humanity. "However, the beet way for us to aid now la to keep quiet; to labor eonscien-- I tiousty and withhold criticism or Inter' ferenoa, but In our quietness ws must , find a way to be helpful. Rotations present at the Visiting luncheon were W. EL Long of Chicago and William McKay of Ogden. - $85 - $95 - $100 At $69.50 Federal Grand Jury Member Reconvened The members of th federal grand Jury which last month brought Indictments agslnst a number of Utahns for alleged violations of th Lever and federal reserve bank acts, yesterday reconvened st the federal building. The Jurors wer Adjourned August 11 to give time for the collection of additional evidence In Important oasw for presentation to them. It to expected that the Jury will ooa tlnue In session for two or three days No Intimation would be given yesterday as to tho matters before them for con- FOR SALE sideration. Norman El Leo of Bijgham City 1s foreman of tho Jury. Tho other member are; Lewis Keller of Ogden, John Mathlae of Brigham City, Roland A. Madsen of Brigham City. Melvin Smith of Pleasant Grove, Isaac Adam of Kayevllle, R. J Bailey of Holliday, J. B. M. Barnes of Kayevllle, David O. Stohl of Brigham City, Archie B. Bennlon of Granger, Alma gbnne of Logan; W. D McClean, John C. Daly, R. E Campbell. P. H. Ooggln, Ambrose William Hlgham, Murdoch, George F. Richards Jr., William Wood, and J. W, Edmunds of Salt J. 8. Evans Locomobile Chassis Gomplct Here is a chance to buy a real chassis, on which ean he built a classy body incorporating your own ideas. In Six cord tires, practically, perfect mechanical condition. new. Can be seen any weekday at Karl Winters garage. Address R-1-8, Tribune, or Phone Wasatch 0223. Lake i f I |