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Show tm THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY STORKING, JUNE 251020. EXPERT rprvi MAKES REPORT Investigation Shows Rem edy for Evil Lies in Education, Says Fuel Engineer Discontinuance of iroolca production Is assigned as the cure for Salt Lake's smoke evil, in a report submitted to the city commission yesterday by Osborn consulting fuel engineer with the United States bureau of mines. The Investigations made by Mr. were the result of a cooperative action for study of the smoke problem on the part of the city, the School of Mines of the University of Utah and the government bureau of mines. Initiated by the motion of City Commissioner Herman H. Green that the commission seek such cooperation as a means of getting a scientific Investigation of the problem. Mr. Monnette was employed to make the Investigation. The report submitted yesterday deals with all phases of the situation, Indicating the crux of the problem as being the accumulation of a dense cloud of smoke over the city before daylight In winter weather. The persistence of this cloud through much of the day Is charged to lack of velocity In atmospheric circulation, due to the topography of the city and surrounding country Formation of the cloud before da light foils the ordimeans of prevention by rigid Innary spection of smokestacks, more effective after daylight, the report points out. The according to Mr. Monnette, Is to against production of the smoke that forms the cloud Such Insurance against smoke production will necessitate. If the use of Boft coal Is continued, a painstaking attention to smoke prevention in the operation of all coal burning plants, down to the kitchen cook stoves, the investigator states. This attention Is to be accomplished through proper equipment of all large heating and a campaign of education of plants house wives as to the firing of the ordinary kitchen range Equipment of furnaces should Include smoke Indicators and the training of firemen to make proper use of provided smolfe prevention equipment, savs the report. While the presumes the continued use of soft report coal, it points out that substitution of smokeless fuel would at once be the effective means of complete remedy Anthracite coal Is dismissed as a remote possibility, but coke Is mentioned as a possible practicable substitute for the bituminous coal Recommendation of ordinance ment of thorough overhauling of requireall old heating plants and the Installation of Bmoke prevention apparatus In both old and new plants is Included in the report Devotion of the summer season to provision against smoke production in the winter by means of effective equipment and property constructed furnaces Is advocated of smoke the Application prevention equipment must be enforced as to coal burning locomotives, according to the report, as well as to all plants. Mon-nett- Mon-net- - M e, te Vi smoke-producin- g MINISTERIAL CRISIS PERSISTS. SANTIAGO. Chile, June 24 Irospects of a solution of the ministerial crisis before the presidential ele. tlons of Friday appeared extremely remote tonight, owing to repeated failures h the leading parties to agree upon representation of tho Liberal Alliance group In a cabinet to be headed by Fredertco Puga Borne, premier and minister of the Interior, In the ministry which resigned June 18. lie is A bitter n a National Unionist ersy is going on the principal contending factions regarding questions of guarantee of dminlstratlve neutrality during Fridays elections contro-betwee- Vi, . r HISTORY TO BE INDEXED. Indexing of the "Journal History" of the L D. S ihiirch, which for years has been In course of preparation at the historian's office, will be start d In the near A modern Index svstem lias been future suggested by Robert S Campbell, head clerk of the office, and will be compiled under the direction of Andrew Jenson and A. William Lund, assistant church historians Wed at High Noon and Leave on Honeymoon - POWER COMPANY WANTS WATER. The Utah Power Light company filed yesterday for the use of a second-foof water from Wild Cherry spring, In Boxejder county, for domestic purposes. The spring Is not far from where the Bear river crosses the line. ot Cache-Boxeld- MULLINER IN H L. Mulltner, Democratic party, for San Francisco, the sessions of tion. er SAN ! Table d'Hote Dinner Friday, June 25, 1920 $1.00 FYuit Cocktail The marriage of Miss Alice Newman, of Mr and Mrs. James Newman, and Harold R Mays, son of Congressman and Mrs J H Mays, took place last night at the First Congregational church The ceremony was performed by Dr Elmer Goshen. The church was decorated In palma, ferns and June roses The bride wore a white taffeta dress, with a veil caught with orange blossoms and carried bride roses The matron of honor, Mrs H I.. Pratt, wore white trioolette and carried pink roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Eva Newman, wore pale green taffeta and carried pink sweet peanB Mays was best man. The couple left Immediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip to the Pacific coast. Dk ' French Fried Potatoes Dinner Rolls The marriage of Miss I dna B Mulnn of Ogden and Henry B Tanner, son of Mr. and Mrs H S Tanner of this city, took place yesterday In the bait lake The ceremony was performed temple. A wedby Apostle Orson F Whitney. ding breakfast follow od at the home of the bridegrooms parents on Third avefor relatives nue Covers wereelald Pink roses in a crystal basket formed the centerpiece for the table. A reception was given last night at the home of the bride in Ogden Miss Mary Malan was bridesmaid and H. A btevenson of this city was best man The decorations at the Malan home were pink and white roses. The bride wore a white satin gown. A tulle veil was caught with rhinestones hlie carried bride and orange blossoms roses. The bridesmaid wore pink georroses gette crepe and carried pink The bride has recently returned from W ashinglon, she spent D. C , where three years in the department of agriShe was vice president ft the culture Mr Tanner Utah club In Washington attended George Washington university Mr and the two met In Washington. Tanner was In the aviation service during She war Following a wedding trip to Yellowstone of two weeks, the couple will make their home In Ogden Miss Rose Marie Young a bride of late June, entertained at a trousseau lea vesterdav afternoon at the home of her Hays, on Second East sister, MrsJuneL. Jroses and other garden street flowers decorated the house The tea table had as a centerpiece a basket of yellow Iris and coreopsis and a yellow color scheme was carried out In all of the decorative details and the Yellow candles In crystal refreshments. holders were used on the table Presiding at tho tea table were Mrs. Richard W Burton, Mrs Harold Felt and Mrs W N Lewis Assisting in serv ing were Miss Helen Wells, Miss Lillian Wells, Miss Mary Clavtnn, Mrs Hooper Knowlton and Miss Ethelyn Walker. The guests numbered fifty Mrs F J McGanney entertained her bridge club and a few other friends at bridge lum heon at My Shop" yesterday Garden roses decorated small afternoon luncheon tables Bridge followed. The guests included Mrs Sherman FarL Parkei, Mrs J C go. Mrs. F Mrs Emmet Annie, Mrs Fred Davidson Mrs A H Ensign. Mrs Walter Hamilton. Mrs Walter Scott, Mrs A E Aunts. Mrs J C McAllister, Mrs A Conover, Mrs W G Grimsdell, Mrs, L. G. Watt Is, Mrs A Fred Wry Mrs J H Manderfleld, Miss Vera bmithen and Miss Blanche Martin -- t, r Members oT the Ladles' auxiliary, yesterT,. were entertained at cards of Mrs. J E. day afternoon at the home South street. Naylor, 8.15 East Herond The assisting hostesses were Mrs W L. Wetherbee. Mrs. J. B. Lewis and Mrs M. M. Selby The decorations were in garden roses In vases on each table, where arrangedserved following the card games. tea was won bv Mrs Fred W. Meak-In- , were Prises Mts. Henry Dodson and Mra. H. W. C e Mrs T A Stanley entertained at her honor home on M street W ednesday In recentof Mrs . Nettie Neslen. who has to Pocatello a visit ly returned from Beautv basket of American A crystal The place roses de orated th table Miss roses In hand ere painted cards Vera Stanley, daughter of the hostess, assisted Covers were laid for Mrs Neslen, Mrs A. C Brown, Mra J W. Beverly, Mra. Charles Iamboume, Thomas Clarke. Mrs Sr . Mrs. Minnie Forrester. Mrs S. C Adams. Mrs Israel Harvev. Mrs Clara B Kelly and Mrs Ezra Palmer. J H McCowan entertained at and tea Wednesday afternoon at Pink on Ninth avenue home her roses were used throughout the on the tea basket a in were house and Included Mrs J K. table The guests I S Mrs. A Povon. Bramwell. Mrs. M Mra O E. Rice, Mra H A. Parkinson, Mrs Hemphill, Mra J. 1L Dunkley Mrs. George Fhrr, Mrs A. S Y Derrick. Mrs Tavlor, W. E Shtvertck. Mra 8. G H Watson, Mra W. T. Denn, Mrs and Mrs J J Mullln, Mrs J T Young The prize waa won by R S Wright Mra 8. Y. Taylor The marriage Combination Salad Chocolate Parfalt and Cake or Jelly Roll Red Tia Buttermilk Coffee of MisS Mae Jesperson will take place and George A. 8Walker this evening at 30 o clock at the home of the bride s parents Mr. and Mrs C. A Jesperson, 1451 Ninth East street. The ceremony will be performed by BishA wedding supper op C. H. Worthen. Following a will follow for relatives. short wedding trip, the couple will make their home In this city S IMPORTED POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL is th recognlwd quality Ubis oflia America Doctors Recommend o for the Eyes luncheon will be given today at the home of J H Dahlen on bouth State In honor of Miss Haxel Burton and Miss Mabel Larsen, brides of the summer. A e Mrs. bvbella Clayton Bassett and Mrs George M Cannon will entertain at a large tga at the Country club this afternoon from 4 until o'clock. Miss Dorothy Isabel Hyde, a bride of Saturday will entertain at a trousseau tea this afternoon from 3 until ( o'clo k at her home, 49 South First West street Bcn-Opt- Physicians arid eye specialists preas a safe home remedy scribe in the treatment of eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight Sold under money refund guarantee by all druggists. Bon-Opt- n a. $ I tfAA & t. N, ' tva for tho Ifonda? odltlono will not ho rocolood by toUphooo lotor thoa 11 o oloch Saturday ftoch ftoma nomlnf moat rolato only to oranta of Saturday or tor tho oomlar wook. 8ocial ooonta of tho past wools and notices of worn on a dobs must bo sent in by Friday night. ft J VS X fi e V. m .0US6S-- 0. . Regular $5.95 to $9.95 Values X. y a A ? ,4 v U. f H'-- , V v( r ' t-- v ; yy A- .4 !? 4' - 51 . ..S' yy.. x It? 4 , ular , ' K, will have a laid pailv at the lioim of Mrs Mary I, liubhind tins afternoon Members and thur friends arc tiivHed A Temple Marriage Followed by Breakfast GI.NhrVA RlLrllT, daughter Mr and Mrs L b Wright of and J.oreno Richards of Ogjden tok place c&tfiday morning in the halt Iake temple redding breakfast followed at the home of the bride, J21 FVst aenuo The rooms wtro decorat d In June roses Pink roess in a bakM fornud a centerpiece lor the table 1 he pla e card1 wei hand painted in rone d ignS oert laid for twenl-fouuvluilmg rea-the- s and doe fi lends The fuple h ft eail in th afternoon for a brief honejmoon trip and will le at home after Jul I at i"00 Prinroron avenue. The bride woie a dark- blue aerge suit, with a blat k hat cit, i, Mrs Pail Piatt will entertain at him heon todav at her home on .Seventh South btre t in honor of Mis Marv Williams, who will hi mained June 0 he Tlnmo r uo will ntertam in tue of a senes of Him? .r paitjes at saltair tlrN (wniiii Tin membis of Miss fclmpbon Jlna rJ he Daughters of L uds will unlav evening m igulir home of Miss K rn PiMer Mrs J but T,ak now LevirP of visiting Mrs T on her rdmn from wa tailed th mother L hal- - f halt at forrieii yi sruilurgo hn mot dl M t AITS TAUDETILLE. uieTil! and pirtuna with and iwu Keoon In The DRAMA Bandbox " 1 audeMlIr PA NT hill b' headlined hr loud lb Surjrled hue other ftaturea Three shown dully 8 (AHINO Will Rogers in Jig1 full Me Jitn ' ami a raudeTllle b 11 headlined by hint Entering the State Daily. Approximately 300 automobiles carrying about loOO persons are entering V tah dail, according to officials of the Utah Mate Automobile association, who report the heaviest motor traffic on recof this number stop over ord. In Salt Lake, and more than 50 per cent Apply at the association's touring bureau for road information Manv of these come hero for the purpose of viewing Bryce canyon and Zion National park, and r ports fro n that Be tion of the state are that travel Is exceedingly heaw as-srush the this automobile Despite nation officials rejKirt progress with preparations for the Boy Scout caravan Registrations are bung made daily bv those who are desirous of making this trip with the bovs, and present Indications are that this will be the largest motor vehicle train ever taken over an course. The aravan will be commanded bv W. B Jenkins of the Firestone Tire comwho successfully piloted the recent pany, ' Ship bv Truck train from this city to Boise, Idaho. hevernl thousand suggested titles have lwon submitted in the automobile ato-- 1 unions contest for a more suitable name to Krvc Dm winner of u.tg eatnou whbh closes Julv will be taken on the Bov out caravan to I tah a sc ithern wondenand Two-thir- oi le the musical comedy - Second 'Tnere she Goa MOTION PICTURES BH0AI1W AY J Warren Kerrigan in The bream theater. International Ness Weekly, Jack Hoxie and Ann Utile In Lightning Bryce and a comcdj PAHAMOtNT KMPRKhS Hamid Lloyd In An Pastern Westerner , Irene Caatle and W 11 ham T (arleton in The Amateur W'lfe KINEMA-Mnc- k Bennett comedr, "Down on the farm and Jim Corbett in ' Prince of Arenue A GKii Sex," star cast, corned), orchestra 8TKANDK K Lincoln in Desert Gold"; comely music AMtHKAN (ormne Griffith In 'Bab's ( Hunohme DumShould cowed) mies TeilT Pathe News Philharmonic Gordon Bretland at the organ. Bab's Candidate Running for Three Days at American Theater, Is Story of Election Campaign. If on eniov the thrill and of inpnc Ktate election. If like a love storv, then vou will enjovjou Hah s Dandidate whiih eterday opened a three run at the American theater Barts of it are like taking a vacation and rambling through the woods and fields or following a stream fishing for"l3rook trout. These scenes are contrasted with life at the nations capital and the excitement that ele tion campaign accompanies a red-hThe characters are quaint. Several of them are t pleat of frequenters of the village store or the hotel porch. Hab a storv of life a Candidate it is enacted in am Nw Kngiand town and gives a grarhic phture of nearly an lornmumtj ('01 nine Gr ff.Ui us Rirhata Man m, ilaugiiter of the worn ten pered snlo- - m .ehnigtou, docs some excellent wtr v a da' f. Floor) m and K B. Wight, Summit county; C. v! Billings, Duchesne county; Mrs. I. H. Masters, Utah Knox Peterson, Grand county; tounty; G M. Whitmore, Juab countv; Orlando Bradley, Sanpete county; Joseph Whitehead, Washington-coun- ty ; Joseph Giles, Miiiard county; J. F. Tolton, Beaver, Piute and Wayne counties; O W, McConkle, Ban Juan countyr O. K. Olav, Carbon county; D. B. Colton, Uintah J Stillman, Emery count) j PPlr, Sevier countv; Quince Kimball, Garfield county, and Randal! Jones, Iron and Kane counties, EXCEEDS M Louis win re sjl( m nous illness ttf j(tr AMUSEMENTS M V m 1 ORrnFl t street New-hou- AUTOISTS AiiPfltai-l- lie Mrs John B Gries of ngeles, formerlv Miss Xeilie Mail of this ltv. Is at the Hotel tah tor a bliort while J. XI Uiiains T More Than 300 Cars Carrying 1000 People Reported ( the nub are Miss hlortiue Williams, Miss Haifl Kartuit, Miss lga. .ihb, Miss I eona Ar her, Mihs Rua Pavlor, Mikh hha Hannan, Miss Lila Harmau Miss Mildred hello Miss Mabt! beUv, Puit. I These are the blouses that you have gazed at so longingly for many days the pretty, convenient slipover and surplice models that are so essential to a summer costume. It is as much a surprise to us as it is to you that we are able to offer them at such a low price. They are made of beautiful materials, some with perky ruffles, some with beads. Other models are trimmed with embroidery and lace. 'I Miss era Stanley will entertain MonMrs K. I. Davis has returned from day afternoon at luncheon at the hotel in honor of Mrs J w. BevLouisville, Kv , and other eastern cittes of in San who la at home at 97 o Third avenue is Diego, and the erly visiting city, on her way home from St Louis Miss Goldie Jacobson of Sioux Mrs A. A. Covey will entertain at Iowa, is the guest of her cousin, City, Miss luncheon today at her home, 1211 East Esther Boretskv Miss Boretsky will leave June 30 for beattle for an indefiFirst bo utli street. . nite stay. Mrs W G Grimsdell will entertain at luncheon Monday at her home on Dr and Mrs Robert R Hampton will in honor of Mrs J G Mcleave todav for an automobile Flrt avenue trip for Los through the Grand cam on. Allister, who will leave July Angeles to make her home Mr and Mrs Lvnn fcmuth have gone T II Gordon ltcle Ladies of the G to California to remain borne time ' $3.9o 1o $9.95 firt Miss Melba and Mrs I Y Dozens of atcolors and tractive from. choose to styles blouses. '4 I yj-i- l j INI Everv summer costume should have at least one of these pretty , r this early for first choice. They will go fast at this price. Reg(onto '4 J ? 40 Crepe de Chines 5 Tricolettes 15 Pongees - r-'--- -' , 320 Georgettes 20 Taffetas 100 Voiles S .(. 1W,Ctl (1,1 V Mrs. Fried Salmon Steak, Lemon Butter or Roast Lamb, Pan Gravy or Cold Beef Tongue, Potato Salad i' - 1 500" Soup Foulton Market Clam Chowder Wafers IN, Vlfe., Tr v w vr.; daughter seventy-fiv- NEWHOUSE HOTEL tf it r AND MRS OEORGE F. FELT announce the marriage of their daughter, Alice, to Dr. Guy Van The wedding took place yesterScoyoc. day at noon at the home of the brtJe 41 East First North street parents. The ceremony was performed by B H Roberts In the presence of Immediate relatives A wedding breakfast followed. The bride wore a Collins model of navy blue trlcoilne, with hat and boots to match, with a corsage bouquet of orchids The couple left In the afternoon for a honeymoon trip to Lake Tahoe and San Francisco They will be at home after July 16.at th( Hotel Utah FRANCISCO. state chairman of the left yesterday at noon The hostesses were assisted by Miss where he will attend Mary Naylor, Miss Hasel Selby and Miss numbered the national convenAmv Stephens. The guests REV. SIMPKIN LEAVES. The Rev P A Slmpkin, pastor of Phillips Congregational church, left yesterday for southern California, where he expects to remain until September. 'V R. Ham-h-et- WELSH ORGANIZES PARTY. Henry Weish. state chairman of the Republican committee, left yesterday for Vernal, where he will look after the organisation of his pally. He will deliver an address this evening In Vernal A .1 Lee atate commllteeman of Irhe, wag a visitor at state headquarters of the Republican party yesterday. RS.. H. B. TANNER, formerly Miss Edna Malan of Ogden, who wa married in the Salt Lake temple. Fathers Child From Grandparents Being Strongly Resisted. Special to The Tribune. COALVILLE. June 24 Mary Rosella Jones, a healthy looking youngster of one and summers, is the unwitting cause of legal proceedings m the district court here, ard also of a (ertam division of opinion amt ng a whole ( ounti v Mde Albert V Jone, her father, is seeking tutod of the child, and has initiated habeas corpus proceeding to enforce his r ghts The case was heard this week before Judge P C. Evans, the defendants being William Moore and Mrs Rose Moore Is a prominent rancher Moore and stockgrower of this section, and tes Ufled in court that he is worth some i o.ouo Mrs Jones mother of the child and d lughter of the defendant, died during the influenza epidemic of 1918-1when her bab was only four or five davs od Her pirents took their grancldaughL r when she was onlv two or three das old and have cared for her and maintained her since They became attached to the babv, a bright little girl, and though the father frequently visited the child, more or less friction arose between the father and the grandparents, according to the court testimony. hen Moore, who, with his father, runs a flour mill near here married aeain a ft w months ago, he ask to hive the t hild returned to him Tue demand wvs resisted bv the grandparent' Hem the court action, on which written arguments will be filed In the next few weeks The grandparents say that they took the child at the deathbed request of its mother, and that Jones a so gave his consent. He denies agreeing to any such permanent arrangement. one-ha- Children of State Give Double Amount Asked for the French. Take School to Effort lf hard-foug- 1 Utah Retail Merchants Society Names Officers Otfhers for the I tah Retail Merchants assentation for the comma ear were chosen at the annual convention Ilham Murdock Wednesday at .saltair was elected president, sucof Salt ticox of Chrden, Alceeding John W bert Coop of Ogden, vice president, succeeding Thomas s. Davis of Salt Lake, and Edwin Wright of Salt Lake, treas-ue- r, succeeding Comer Nichols of Ogden. ItftvId'A. Affleck, Thomas S. Davis and Albert E Foulton of salt fatke. ant Comer Nl hols. John W Tillotson ajd W. A James of Ogdt n were named as the m w board of directors, su feeding t He outgoing board, which enn-i. of Onarles Cottrell, Jr . John S M Mi M Hurt Olson of bait Lakei and Albert Coop of Ogdt n Whereas Its allotment was $1000, Utah raised $2261 87 from 75,126 contributions for the fund of Americas Gift to France, according to a report forwarded by C Ciarence Neslen, chairman of the state committee, to Myron. T Herrick, national chairman and former ambassador to France Si hoot chi dren wore most numerous among the contributors, small contributions rather than large ones bung The members of the committee having the matter in charge In addition to (ha'rman Nesien, are G N ChhI Adam Hamilton Gardner Bennion, Dante! J iAtng. Thomas OBrien. Herbert Hirgchrran, K Q (Tannon Dr Ernest A P S Ri birds Mrs L M Smith. MBailey, Mrs Sold m I riawson, D W Moffatt, S A Suvens and Mrs T W Arnolrtnn County reprt sntati s of the in the campugn (Ommlitee who aM-ueare Weston Cat he ourtv, Lvnn Bddv J H Boxeldtr tountv the Rf Carver W ebc r ountv Fdwirrt H Ander-o- n Morgan RUh anti Daggett toumit-M1s Martha Barnes ImvicouiV) Ar'hl-baHevar., Tooee countv J L Hov ien -s uin, . s ll TO VISIT SACRED GROVE. President Heb?r J. Giant ot the L. D. fV church will visit the Sacred Grove pear Palmyra, N. Y., Sunday, according to word received yesterday by church officials. r IFfSECtimS to Get Kid of These Ugly Spots There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Otlune double strength is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Stmplv get an ounce of Othme double strength from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than au ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear completion. He sure to ask for the double strength Otlune, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. (Advertisement.) Now la the Time Make Your Complexion nice for the Party fixing up rub a CREME ELCAYA into your skin before putting on your face powder. It will make your face and neck look smooth as veh et WHEN V st ' e&EME ELCAYA Is a delightful, disappearing toilet cream that makes - James C Crane, sU Attn . Creme ricaya Elnyt Roue sold tt for yean. Ask has. Eicaya Face Bow ier 1 tS Madison In Jart et 30e and 60c An., New York a non-greas- the skin like velvet. v to r A |