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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12 1922. 8 ) II. ' "A : eraska specaa ? i Ladles Peart Gray Sewed PUMPS Special $ lilt 6m o Communities Vis ly Heavy Winds; Number Dead Not Known ited r Neb., Mr It. Several Pe-m- .' were, killed and widespread damage o property wee don ai a result of dndstorm In varlou part of Nebraska eaterday and last night eccording to dvleea received her today. B. F. Glenn and son, of Hildreth, Neb., wo of the victim, were electrocuted urleg a windstorm there, according to ore. received bv Mrs. Qienn. who here deeding a convention. No details war iveg. . Advice received by the Chicago, & Quincy Railroad company aaid lie person was killed and several Inured by a tornado that swept territory etween Broken Bow and Aneley, Neb., hough details could not be obtained beaus communication facilities were la a v moralised stats. Kaarney, Nab., advices said two per on; had been hurt by a tornado near Small buildings at exihgton, Neb. icottlo, Bloomfield, O'Neill and Bummers, ... Ccbi were wrecked. Twenty buildings, homes and barns, were no8y smalt far at ths latter town, but noso loss is could be learned, there was f life. Hid road advices also told of high water omtUlon in th Black Hills region of miih Dakota, where there was a heavy From Sioux City, now and rainstorm. owe. came a report that flood conditions h 'revelled In the Red water and river valleys. Of South JDakota of small acres of nil that (thousands . ratp and sugar beet land were Inundat-dBom resident in Bsdlefourche have move. sen forced to OMAHA, V- -' Gray ink. trimmed In black; aleo brown calf. . , Special price. . fj gaud-trimme- d A Our Buddie Pump T7D Pt patent leather, gray gnede; lew Special price....,,;.,'. Xn low heel. 2 Flappers Ci shi patent leather1; low rubber heel. Zn $4.35 V Hens ' ; REFINED by Oxfords In brown or black; new last; and, oh boy I j the prices . J methods that make uniform in quality from one years end to the next. It is the result of a long experience in petroleum production and the closest refining study of every phase of motor lubrication and motor operation. You can depend upon it as you do upon tlie water supply of your city or town for it is tested just as carefully. ; SPECIAL v m -- o r p Oxford, o Bur-ingt- o The Romp om 1 One-Stra- ( . ''$4.85 to $6.85 Belle-mirt- ' - . BROKEN BOW, Neb , 'May 11. Edton of I)r. and Mrs, vard, 1 t. j. McArthur, of near Wetssert, Neb., .vas killed yesterday when struck By a flying mlssll while members of (ha family vers running to a cave to escape an Approaching windstorm. plast In Wyoming. Wye., May 11. Terrific and today demorallasd ' telegraph kilghf k nd between telephone communication kherldan and eastern Wyoming' today, kvire companies reported all line east of Blieridsn down. Washouts east of 8. D have swept away th a track gif fhe Chicago, Burlington A Quincy tallnoad, and railroad offlctala announced I his .afternoon that all trains of the anIn that district have-bee- n SHERIDAN, iaimand aleet storms that prevailed last v 1 Edge-kno- THE, CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY ... ' (ACeietedeCeegeratlstk) Bur-inxt- m 8AX.T LAKE CITY Butte nulled. The storm atlll was In progress at noon loday. with no indication of abatement. Denver Cheyenne Albuquerque 'rain Is Belated. FORT WORTH, Texas. May 11. The unahine special of the Texas 4k factflo rallxray.-eft.- er making a detour of .til inllcfc In order to reach a point only kevetitv-si- x miles away, and consuming hours In doing it. dragged rvtity-one- Itself Into the Fort Worth depot ye, El Paso Sunday after lenity, having leftwas held up by a wash ooTf The train The pessen-;ei- sj kut gear Mlngua Monday. were discharged at Fort Worth. '4 ' Boise Pueblo . Greet Fells . I Do you use CONOCO, The Balanced Gasoline) INDIANS LOSE BALL GAME. t Vb Trlbnae. IlUIO .FALLS, Idaho, May' 11. The flahp Falls high school defeated the Fort lull; Indians, it to 1ft, kn a well matched a 11; of baseball her thla afternoon, - '' if JC r. A with counsel for the state. P. J. Lucey, former attorney general, who la counsel for Lieutenant Governor Fred E. Sterling, a eodefendanOn the case, who .la to be tried In Sangamon county, also was en attentive listener. Vernon Curtis, 'the third defendanL was not present We must vacate our used car department at 455 South Main on June 1st. We have not sufficient room to accommodate our large stock of used cars and trucks in our main building. We must reduce this stock. In order to do so quickly we have made a big cut in prices on all used cars and trucks. These prices will have no A few days will sell them all. Dont wait until the choice ones are sold. com-petitio- n. , rebuilt Everything from a bug to a big passenger car. And a Ford express to truck. ' . seven- - .' Small payment down long tehns on balance. Open Sundays and evenings. i SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 11th U KJ OLDSMOBILE . ... ... 445 South Main Street. Vx DISTRIBUTOR. Wasatch 2876! Several members of Governor Small family were present They Included Mr. Small, a eon, Leslie Small, with his wife and small boy, BurriU. At th conclusion of Mr. Mortimer's statement, which covered approximately three hours. Attorney C. O. Leforge, chief of counsel for the defense, said that he would have a reply to make, but aaked the consent of the court and of opposing counsel to let it go over until tomorrow. There wee further agreement that there would be no aeaaion on Saturday, so that the taking of evidence will not begin Before Monday. New I j'- W'S A V e CAMERON'S LAWYERS COMPLETE ARGUMENT f a ? , fv , PHOENIX, Aria., May 11. Counsel for United States Senator Ralph H. Cameron, Republican, of Arizona, late today completed arguments on a demurrer to en Indictment for perjury aecualng the aenator of having aworn to e statement of campaign receipts In the 1920 election which failed to llat contribution totalling more than 126,000. United States District 'Attorney Frederick Bernard and his assistant, Francis B. Cradle, announced they would finish Federal their arguments' tomorrow, Judge Van Fleet then will rule on the demurrer or take the matter under .advisement. If the' demurrer I overruled the senator's trial will begin at once. The argument of Attorney H. L. Partridge of Globe, Arts., of counsel for Sena ator Cameron, occupied both court today. Mr. Partridge closed with If there should tliat be declaration a any prosecution. Instead of perjury It ought to be brought under the .corrupt practices act, for violation of which Senator Truman IL Newberry of Michigan waa tried. COATS and WRAPS . $ 18 65 $ ' " ... ; 50 f We confidently- - beSmart styles, rich toned fabrics.' This merchandise, just received. lieve they are the best values of the season and simply prove the wonderful purchasing power of our organization, which enables us to pass along to our customers values made possible by careful selection and wise use of our enormous buying power. 'ees-slon- Guest Awakens in Time to See Pants Disappear John Rich, a guest at the Kane hold, was awakened Wednesday night by someone movtpg hla bed slightly, and he saw a man (running out of th apartment with hla troneera. which contained between :15 and 140. James Slavic. 22, and Lillian Edwards, 24, were arrested later by J. D. Brown and T. R. Uoltghtly, who reported that a thev were searchhotel Btavtns attempted to run the ing away. Roth Blevins- and the Edward woman were, placed- In th city Jail for Investigation.. 12- - DRESSES $ 29 50 Wool Crepe Taffetas, Crepe Knits, Georgettes, Can- -' . tons; Featuring Peggy Paige and Dorothy Dune Fashions. . FRENCH PROTEST U. S. TARIFF. PARIS, May 11. (By th Associated Press.) Th minister of commerce has received protests from various chamber of commerce throughout France against th new tariff schedule proposed by th finance committee of the United State senate. The Industrie of Limoges, where porcelain and glove are manufactured, are particularly alarmed. They have Informed the minister that th new tariff are prohibitive end will stop at once all export of their products to th United States, necessitating th laying off of a considerable number of worker. 50 East Broadway PRICES THAT MAKE FRIENDS "7' ' , - VALUES THAT KEEP THEM. ) 1 |