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Show i TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNINO, JUNE 10-- f plane way toward Detroit In an that resembled a battleship In Its rugged construction. Dicing with death as he soared over the score of aviators who bads him bon voyage, Rickenbacicer, h la - voice even above the roaring of the enheard, gine, said: "Well blase the trail thousands of others will follow good luck all " which has Through the maze of clouded the premier ace's plana for a nation-wid- e the flight, longest ever attempted In this country, thers wag a rumor that the object of the flight was to map out feaslbls air routes for both private and government operated lines, to he conducted on even a greater scale than those In Europe. sulted high government officials before mapping out his route. Rlckenbacker, it was pointed out, is an expert on meteorology and ballistics, and his reports on air currents ars likely to he considered ss official by authorities In Washington. As one army officer put It If the government was not planning an airway system, why should it be so anxious to get data of a nation-wid- e al BUS FLIER and-unde- r scope? Certainly, all signs point to government operation of commercial planes There Is certainly something behind the repeated demands that have been made for the regulation of the present almost Rlckenbacker Insignificant air traffic. isn't taking this three months' flight without having something big In view. His time Is too valuable. " cv Rkkenbacker Hops Off at f Mineola for Flight Cov enng Cities. Sixty-si- x Establishment of National I Believed System Object of Three Months Survey. By JOSEPH S. ROGERS. rnWtrMl RervU. AIIXEOLA, U. U. June 7 FRtatylsh extern of nirways went of a nation-wid- e . . Ii ' " which a 111 lead to commercial fljlng traf-ti- a of the principal slxty-sl- x between cities of the Country was forecast late off today, as Eddie Hickerbaiker hopped for San Francisco. ae-- . Delayed three days In starting on count of rain, Rlchenhacknr wlrged his Will Make Report. While army officers and commercial air pilots were unable to state definitely just what plans and what money were available for this enterprise. It was pointed out that not only did Rlckenbacker have this thought In mind In making the trip, but that he would undoubtedly Include details for a nation-wid- e airway system In the aurvey report he wjll moke to Major General Patrick, chief of the army air service General Menoher, former chief of the air service, Is known to have made plans for an air sjstem, but was unable to congress complete this work because failed to authorise the funds Army officers made It plain that Generals Menoher and Patrick are close friends and that General Patrick. In asking Rlcken-hackfor a detailed report of the flight undoubtedly had a definite purpose In view. Some officers even went so far as to cities Included predict that the s slxty-slIn Rlcketi' acker Itinerary were the ones to be named tentatively, at least, In the airway s. stem, and that he had con x SATSTJMA BOWL Regular to $50.00, Begoinis cut( $27.65 Today $39.60 Regular $4.00 White j 'CHINA DINNER SET Of 20 pieces, &t READINQ GLASSES We will make up a pair of glasses for reading. In d spectacles or ndse glasses spherical lenses fitted In for mother (or any other member of thi family) including examination, special, balance of week..., gold-fille- $3.35 BIFOCAL LENSES In one Optical Dept. Main Floor B'd'w'y. entrance Consultation free to 10 12 Limit Stairs Store. S TRAYMORE WHITE CHINA FANCY EMBOSSED 6 for $I.S9 Ew WHITE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS SSc IS. DINNER 20c PLATES reclining Egyptian and other designs 69c Box of Incense free with all Burners C. WV SAUCE 10c girl tures are the Boy Beout M. I. A. socials have been re- cers of the International Typographloal stricted to stake officers, but this year unton will not be available before neW all members, their friends and the public Monday, members of the board of canare Invited to participate. vassers said tonight. Union officers declined to announce the complete unofficial vote, but tabulation made with the ,1. T. U. REPORT DELAYED, of only a few unions missing asINDIANAPOUS, Ind., June 7, (By ballots sured the rejection of John 'McFarland the Associated Press.) Results from the of New York as president over Walter official tabulation of the vote for offi W. Barrett. M. I. A. band, directed by John Held; community singing, led by William C. Bradford, and a novel handshaking and Earl Jay Glade, assisted by a feature. score of guides, will dispense Information and humor on tours over the pavilion Miss Brlnton of the Deseret gymnasium and P. P. Christensen will each present a dancing exhibition. Heretofore these A$1.25Bungalow DISHES, SSc WHITE CHINA VEGETABLE DISHES LARGE WHITE MEAT PLATTERS SOc 4E 90 CHINA WHITE CHINA SETS AT SURPRISING REDUCTIONS FHEE CUPS AND SAUCERS BIG SAVINGS IN BURNERS Ws save you time and money Brofcen lenses quickly duplicated V- annual mr (Sireaftesft From 10 to FIRST FIFTY CUSTOMERS Purchasing $2.00 or over in our Down Stairs Store today will receive Only 10c BAR IVORY SOAP bars to a customer. $1.00 INCENSE Charge customers may havs their glasaee charged Newly-arrive- gale In our Down BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES $4.20 Dozen w ,ww Blue Bird Decorat- - 6 for $1.35 - $4.80 Dozen E- HARRISON ROSE SPRAY DINNER Hand Painted Cups 6 for $1.50 , Guaranteed Corrugated CE Garden Hose ('Inch, VviW length Guaranteed $8.00 Corrugated Garden Hose lnch, CE C E OwiOd length Guaranteed $3.85 Corrugated Garden Hose fhA Oft Ofcivv length Guaranteed $5.00 Corrugated Garden Hose CIE lnch, PWlOS 25 ft. length $1.50 E $10.00 E LITHOGRAPHED BEAUTIFUL SERVING Ogj TRAY GLASS' BOTTOM MAHOGANY JA I ek3 SERVING TRAY f SET $8.15 SETS REDUCED Tumbler Sale Price, 20c cut to cut to CUT GLASS 20c RED GEISHA GIRL BOWLS CUT GLASS $5 00 ICE TEA SET Now A1 S? WAS I VASES 75c CUT GLASS Now 2 for 25c $1.00 WHITE ROSE CUT GLASS FLOWER BASKETS $1.00 FROSTED CUT GLASS SUGAR AND CREAMER REGULAR $7 50 Fully guaranteed. Sale price. ELECTRIC cut to. $14.25 25f Tea Goblets... EQ. Ground Bottom $2.00 Optic end Colonial g fQi ggg Tumblers. One eat only 00 IMPORTED CHINA DINNER SET-- 61 $43 pieces, complete. Green wreath and pink rose decoration. One set only. GOLD BAND DINNER 8ET (Broad gold band.) Complete service for six persons Ice C fw- - traced handles. Jfi. Cft IRONS $3.97 HEAD COLONIAL FRUIT BOWLS 4 29c COLONIAL CREAM PITCHER If. If, ,B 29c COLONIAL OPEN SUGAR BOWL Every One of These Items $22.75 $27.50 $9.95 Enameled Dieh Grey Pena..,. Ptrcola- - $2.00 Aluminum 10c Aluminum vV RQ, 5M Jelly Molds now L. 3 for ICs 67o Curtain Rods, extension $6 to 4E vefla Rods, 28 to extension 47c Curtain h This Message .of Economy 99 44 Sfta 0c Paring Knives cut to 45c Butcher cut te CEREAL JARS $1.60 DUNLAP AND BOWL BEATER QQ vl ' 25c SMALL WASH BOARDS $1.60 HIGH-LO- ifla VV CLOTHES OE OS DRYERS 13.00 i (Vs 50 SIDEWALK SCOOTER Fun for the kiddles ft AJ Viral FEET WOVEN WIRE hgi LINE Special WOVEN WIRE CLOTHES LINE Special CLOTHES Knives 25c CARPET R,C BEATERS (E9 cut to 50c Pair Heavy Aluminum 4E M GENUINE TUNGSTEN LAMPS 40 to 50. watt home w sizes, cut to, each hh, SPEED Eft 75 FEET VMM $1.25 GARBAGE Cft VrVV PAILS $2.0 NEST OF THREE SAUCE PANSf. ft I Sje 25c DOUBLE TWIN EGG BEATERS 4ft PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL Haviland, Minton and French China ht LESS THAN HALF PRICE. HEED OTfi A Oft Doten CAPS Salt and Pepper ODD I v 25c ALUMINUM TOP SPICE AND tore cut to SET E $8,65 AND ENAMELS 35c' DOZEN MASON JAR $6.65 $35.00 IMPORTED CHINA DINNER SET, 48 PIECES, COMPLETE Exquisite, border of rosea decoration, with gold Dozen GUEST $100 CUT GLASS SETS $1.03 Thin Blown Plain Tumblers, Dozen $2.7$ Heavy CUT GLASS VASES Now. $22.50 Blown . -- f!S PTm $1.75 EXTRA LARGE OIL MOPS FAMILY SCALES cut to $2.60 95c 39c SOC at pozen Thin orated Tumblers, Dozen. $1.80 SET E - a- MOP Cut to 69c $1.80 $15.75 t SET fn IL $5.25 .IQ $1.60 25c PAINTS E 1 BERRY SETS $1-2- 5 DIXIE MAY BASKET DINNER $13.75 OS fl3.03 $2.80 FINE CHINA Per can 75c Hand painted ' SALT & PEPPERS Special, pair fiCS D CAKE PLATES $7.50 CHINA DECORATED GRAPE JUICE SETS Regular SET I Si jf f fl w .Vwn d HAND-PAINTE- Limit AA 17-Pie- TEA SETS SEJS cut to Sale Price Hand-painte- REDUCED $3.50 60c Dozen TUMBLERS At Reduced Prices Complete With Couplings $10.00 -- I. Cl' Saucera GARDEN HOSE (E $4.20 Doxen Gold Band Decorated Cup. and C QE only gale In our Down Stairs Store. boxes to Customer. $7.00 6 for $1.69 12 8c Box Matches ! $3.00 Doz. GEISHA GIRL cut to ' $4.95 gold-fill- ed examination Apron d Glasses for $OTH reading and distance frames, fine case. Including thorough nd fitting three-da- y special. pair, f $2.89 Hand-Painte- and advise her as to their condition d)-e- a d Special Purchases and the Entire Callaway, Hoock & Francis High Grade Combining Tremendous Stocks of China, Glassware, Crockery, Silverware and Housewares at Slashing Reductions Amazing Savings. Never has Salt Lake had such a sale. Staggering reductions are effective. Please carry small parcels with you. HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED From Dozen Let our Optometrists examine her and present needs. a. m- - 21 , Instead of helping her. Bll Coalport Englizh BONE CHINA SERVICE PLATES Regular $05 dozen, cut to $6.00 Have mother's eyes been tested lately? Eyes change aa the years go by, and possibly tbs old glasses she has worn for years may now be injuring Complaint on Condition of Road It Made to State aft 8, 1922. r others Classes now than they have been for many months, according to Dr, F- - W. Almond, state medical adviser Particularly Is this true, be says, of the contagious diseases, many sections of ths state reporting no contagious disease of any kind for the past month. A J. Kelly of made complaint to the state roadMidway commission yesterday of the condition of the road between Park City and Heber, particularly that mine part traveled by the Park-Uta- h wagons. It was asserted that both wide tires and narrow tires are being used, and the suggestion la mads that the heavily Big Object in View. loaded trucks keep to one side of the In addition to making reports to the road, leaving the other side In better It became ahaoe for travel for lighter vehicles Rlckenbacker, government. known tonight, will make an exhaustive In Wasatch counThe of the toad part survey of aeronautical conditions and fa- ty la being surveyed for construction as cilities In various sections of the country a federalald- - project this year. More than 200 for private compsnles companies have Annual M. . A. airplane manufacturing heen Incorporated In the Wtate of New Primary York In the last three months, significant Conference Thursday of the fact that capital Is beginning to become Interested In flying first Officers and members from distant Detroit will be Rlckenbacker'e stop. There he will have a powerful radio stakes already are arriving for the annual both M I. A. and Primary conference which apparatus Installed in his machine, He will at- will convene the end of this week. The for sanding and receiving tempt to communicate with the explorer first feature wlU be lectures by two naAmundsen, who left Seattle a few days tional educators, Edward T Devine, Ph-LL. D., professor of social economy, ago to explore the Arctic Just before he left. Rlckenbacker told Columbia university, and Charles E. Melvin W. Maynard, "the flvlng parson," Rugh, professor of education. University The lectures will be given who won the transcontinental armv air of California hall tomorrow and race two years ago, that he had no In the Assembly comdoubt that the plane will make, the Thursday evenings at 7 30 o'clock " afternoon officers and morning Friday plete trip meetings will be held. Thursday afternoon- and evening an elaborate M. L A. IDAHOS HEALTH GOOD. ROtSK, Idaho, June Health condi- social will be given at Kail air by the two tions over the state of Idaho are better general boards. Among the special fea- - I ALUMI- - 80C V A i |