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Show rjD THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13,' 1922. 1 July Motor Vehicle Travel to Yellowstone Park Sets Record Cljurcf) Serbices m CATHOLIC. Tbs '111. AIADEI.EINB CATHEDRAL 0 blsls.p Bt. IUv. Joseph B, Glass, C. U , D of Salt Lake; the Her. James T Torsuer, tb Itcra. IjoiiIi J. Frwa. William T. y Hart sad Joseph P, Imunellaa, assistants. Has-daa banner month for automobile travel to Yellowstone park. Sta- rtur; July d 11 s'elock; Bus-da- y sisiaes. , T. 8. . 10 tistics just compiled show that a total of 6967 machines, carrying 24,388 pasten- reof organ service.. consisting entered the four entrances during last month. The total registration for ntal, evening of the Moe Howry end benedlriio Sera, was 9617 machines, carrying 33,788 passengers. Blessed Sacra men to, at 7 30 o'clock; weekday is Utah is fourth on the list, with the greatest number of visitors. Montana masses, T sad I i. n ; eonfessltms, Haturdsye cars and 2250 and evening. of first rridsy and holy days, from first, with 1137 ears and 4206 passengers; Idaho, second. Ml 4 to g and 7 30 to 9 o'clock. passengers; Wyoming, third, 689 ears and 2139 passengers, and Utah fourth, sad 10 a. M ST. ANNS Haase at with 487 cars and i860 passengers. Neat comes California with 534 cars and Wednesday mass, 0 90 s. ss.J Sunday school, Delaware is tne only state to have no motor car represented. 9 a. in.; holy hoof, Vo noisy evening St 1.39 1615 passengers. The Rev, Jemee Liliey. psstof. o'clock The tab! of registrations is as follows! munru or oik, divine sAviom. Total Entranced Masses at 9 and 10. So s. m. Sunday school J,N. KntraneeW.EntraneejK. Knti-anceSattar flrat mass. Weekday masses ll 1 I. a. I ICarsI Persons! iVri, Person s ; C r persons! Cr'PeraonjlC.ni;peraons In pastor's residence. The Kv. 11. J. Wlentjea, pastor, . S end 19 a. Masses ST PATRICK'S Weekday maaaoa, Sunday school. 10 30 a. m. Michael Sheehan, The Her. pastor. Sam. Maase at S.4S OfH I. A or or LOPBOKS and 10 43 a. m. ; Sunday school at 10.13 a. m.f o'clock. The Her, B, morning cieeotions et 1. totur, U. II., pastor. F F F F F F F F F F F F F vu -- J ltrect BAPTIST. Hr Ninth rnriu The Rev. Lyom BMith and Baynes. Lis-col- t ir iCt tF nt Bl KLINOTON CUURfn, cmwr Indiana iva-g- ii Miss Ffladl and thirteenth West street DreaaH, mlsstouary; Bimday school, 10 a. w., Krcd Winthers, fttiperlnteadent; Baptist Yming leatyoples, union, 6 4a, Miss LueHl Frills, subject, "Jonah's der droning service, 8 oclock, Gourd," fifth study In tlia Book of Jonah; prayar meeting, Wednesday. 8 f. in. The Ruv. Henry Jacob, minister. BIO (i K AM)K (HUKCH, between Ninth sad Tenth West an Berosd South street. Bundaf school, 10 a. m.: morning service, 11 octoca, e subject, "Treasurea in Heaven"; evening aerv-irat Burliofton dumb; meeting, prayer Thursday, 8 p. m. The ev. Henry Jacobs. ' tninUter. HWEUISlI CHURCH, 828 Booth Birth Raat street. Mundny m bool, 10 a. m. 1 preaching, It a. m.; sermon, 8 p. in.; prayer aervka, Thursday, 8 p. m. Beaodioavlana welcome. IMMANUEL ruritru. 4U1 East Second Beuth street. Bunds y school, 9 48 a. m., Prank J. 11 Locus, superintendent; morning worship., Sun of "Ths oVJeck, aubjeet Of sermon, A. G. Alderman, acting pui Highteonaueas." , figure ths worst had already happened and no further harm could be done. At any rate, a merry race ensued and continued Tor some miles, with the motorcycle finally victorious. Mr. Bunch, forcsd to concede defeat, halted. Bight hers Blind Justice slipped her blindfold and the scales fell from her bend at the precise moment that Mr. Officer forgot courtrporna and Judges and warrants. Mr. Bunch and Mr. Qfflcer conversed, but not about speed. Both of them knew all about speed. They took a abort spin In the roadster. Thirty mjniifes later the representative of the law had purchased the car he had raced from it ho man he had meant to arrest. That'S salesmanship, though some wIU call It nerve or sheer luck. Blind Justice, a vain blindjfolded and Is fully satisfied, riding comfortably these day a F Ftr or UA1NT8, at jbbub 886 Booth Fourth East street. Sunday school, Id a. m. preaching services, 11 a m. asd 7 .80 p. m.j preacher, Rider V. B. Etxcnhouser. PRESBYTERIAN. THIRD Cni Rt H. corner of Seventh Eaal and Seventeenth Houtht reefs. Preaching serThe preacher for this service vice, 11 s. m. will be the Rev. Joels U McClain. Subject "Abraham, the Intercessor." Sunday school, 0 45 s. m.; Christian Endeavor society, 7.30 p. m.; prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7.80 p. m. ST MARKS EPISCOPAL, CHURCH, First South . 2095 2145 2345 2545 2645 wi'th 2 taxi seats) F F F F F F F F F Wire or disc wheels $100 additional (except on Sport Model) ! factory) (plu Woe fee F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F fifteen years of conscientious we unhesitatingly present our Program for 1923 as an achievement second only to the famous Ansted Engine it F F F Ffir WATFRLOO street. B. 1995 ;. F F 2045 , v fh AFTER Curtis L. D. . 1695 1795 Lower Prices Higher Quality "i -- METHODIST. FIRST rmiRru, Second East and Second South street. Church school, 0 45 a. m., W. W. Jones, eupeiiutendent, sermon, 11 a. m., "Irom Ueneration to Generation," by the Jtev. A. Curtis; Epworth leugue devotional Stanley Mr. ervtce, 0 80 n. m.. low Paul, leader. a Paul U member of company F, ( kl. T. Fort Douglas. Sermoo, 7.45 p. m., "The Braes of Optimism," by the Rev. Blanley A. ciirncH reoboanizfd CHRIST OF LATTER DAY ....... ............. ........... .... - 81695 iSr Davies, Aberdeen, Wash., Carl Bunch, employed there as sn automobile Salesman and none can doubt his right to the title recently unloaded tits first roadster delivered In Aberdeen. Steep hills and well paved roads In ths vicinity Invited a trial spin that Mr. Bunch could not resist. Whlls tearing along at a speed that Isn't sanctioned anywhere a motorcycle bearing a duly worn representative of the law, accompanied by a phantom figure known a Blind Justice, came from the rear to give chase. persistent Mr. Bunch looked over his shoulder. Mr. Officer held his gase on the speeding car. Blind Justice, very serious, tested her scales Perhaps some Imp of the highway had 'perched itself on the steering wheel of Sedan Brougham ' 1 1740 CHURCH. Fifth Bnat 045 a. m., T. W. Sunday school, 11 morning superintendent; worship, Here Is salesmanship raised to the nth the car' and was urging the driver for o'clock, sermon by the Bev. John J. Lace; evedegree, though soma will call It luck and even greater speed, or perhaps Mr. Bunch ning worship, 7 45 o'clock, aenpon by the Rev. Frederick J. Cox. others sheer nerve. Out In i Royal Coach Coupe V DIVINE ORDER, Spiritual services of the order will be bald at the Moose hall, 222 Booth West Temple street., al 8 p. at. President B. N. Matthews ail) lecture on "Hplrlrue! Philosophy " followed by teats and demonstratioite in psycUotnetry. Salesman Sells Machine to Policeman After Fast Chase Roadster Touring Car Touring Car Sport Model California Top California Top iSr tor. Total automobile travel for season, 9617 cars. Total automobile passengers for season, 33,788. Series 23 Models v a pator; 'Sunday school, 10 a, m. A, B. Jarkao, worship, 11 a. m,4 subject, "O., Mlaa ccupy; Y otter People'! tncctin. t p. KntmraH, president; kilos Ltscjr Lea, leader; . Kevalatlon"; goifx! service. 8 p. m. topic, Rome "Will UhimD Oulccrs. sub topics, Aflcf Rule tin World?" "Is There Any Hop Bap'Uonllnttoua Revelation." amt Death V tism at close. Prayer meeting, Thursday, I P u n c t n g -- A. 77 HITT. Meets at 20 South Third East street at 11 m. lira A. K. Myers, speaker; object,. "Ood Almighty": Sunday school and Bible clues, 12 lies; Wednesday erasing healing meeting, 9 o'clock: Thursday beallag meeting and study class, 2 30 p. m. MSTIfjKIs o tit ' ' fr a n n Lexington Salt Lake Go. F F F near Second East street. The Right Rev. A. W. Moulton, bishop; tbs Very Rev. W. W. Fleet-woodean; Holy Communion. I a. m.; mora-ln- g prayer and sermon. 11 o'clock. ST. PAULS CHUM H, Ninth East and Third Smith wfreet The Rev. Marh Rifenbnrk, motor; Holy Communion, 8 t. m.; church school. Phone Wasatch 2230. 33 Exchange Place ir LEXINGTON MOTOR COMPANY tt CONNERSyiLLE INDIANA USA ,.A. 8ubiiorfUniU&SlaUiAuioliCotporlin -- F a. m.: mo-nitha Rev. Aden Jacob. 9 43 ZION f The New Oakland Touring Is Now $995 At this new price, announced August 1, no other car even approximate! the value of the New Oakland Six. Itt iuperior Value is due not only to its unusually low price, but to the genuihe economy of its operation and its long-lifMoreover, the continuous and unwavering performance of this car, at ail times and under all conditions, is assured by its special, written, 15,000 mile engine guarantee. Examine this New Oakland today Compare it with any other car at anywhere near its price Its superior value is unmistakably evident Its high quality remains unchanged. e. The New Prices F, Roadttcr . $975 Touring Car 995 0. B. Factory Pa. Cotip 4 Pa- 2 $1185 Coupe 1445 Sport Car $1165 Sedan - - 1545 Oakland Motor Car Company, Pontiac, Michigan Phil ion of Gcntral Motor Corporation Fourth pastor. LUTHERAN. CHURCH, curnvr Hecond South and Th Kw. Carl A. Glad straela Bunds? whd and Hibla rlaa, 9 45 at Amtdd a. Salt Lake City Boise, "The New Oakland Six Idaho mom- - upwrintvruivut; it 8 p id. 130 church, The Rev, J. A. lh the church parlors Thursday BT. JOHN'S BVANGKLKAL F.at Bewnth South street. Bumtav school, 10 a m. 1 BvhllchHwg. pstfr. Synod lewfoa for ths Bible class, Acts 13. In tha at JfumsMlem: sermon theme, "Dude aenrkw. " us be will Tliere evening DKspnr TABOR DANISH LYANGLMt AL ( HI RCH, First avenue sod K street. Ihe Hev. L, H. hjaet, pastor. Bumlay school and Bible class. 10 a. m.; momma worhi. It o'clock; evening d rvloes will be 8 lnck: both err Flrt ir. ia the DarrtfcH language; Lutluf will mett Tnesvlsy eveaing, 8 o'clock, church parlors. leayua ths it The Tire with the Wider and Thicker Tread CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. FIRST cm ttCII. IWB Kant Broadway Bun ; s. in; Sundav, day service, It oclock Tbw Wcdorsdsy evealng ; school, 8 80 i. ra. i meeting are held at 8 oclock. gEl OVT) CHI HUH, ft06 Kaat Booth Tampla 11 a. m. : Busdty treat Sunday aorvices. choot, 8 43 a. m.i Wednesday aveniof u-- at All are welcvoia to Ihoaa 8 o'clock. lug, church acrvkes. CHRISTIAN. CENTRAL CRUNCH, comer Third East and Fourth South freeta Rlblo choot, 1A s. m.. C. II Zimmerman, tpcrvlor: morn in worship, It oclock, sermon by Tbomfta N Bnael1 of Hlflc Cob). Tastor Russell wIU ! preach In the ivcnLcg at 8 ocock. Christian Endeavor, 9 30 p, m.; Bible atudy and prayer aervleea, We1nowdav, 3 p m. East FUCK CHUHCH. 710 Smith Seventh treet. Sunday mOuml. 10 30 . preach- ing at 11 80 a. at anL T 30 P m A 4 Dont you often see a tire blow out when it still has a lot of miles left in it? There was just the one weak spot where a bump got through the tread and bruised the inside reasonable, then, that a wider., and thicker rubber tread would have saved the fabric and given you two or three thousand more miles from that tire? You are getting this extra mileage from Gates Super-TreaTires, and the reason is clear. They have a wider and thicker rubber tread. -- Insurance Rating The best that any car can secure. d RANDALLDODD AUTO CO., Ltd, 47.5X ' 1 Isnt it 1923 Quicks Have Clasg Why Lose This Mileage? fabric. v fill State Street Denver, Colo. Hultult, inf wotihlp, with aormon to the BwUsh llWVlork: ths Lnthwr league wilt SHARMAN AUTOMOBILE CO. 51 South aarvfca and aermoa by o'clock. 11 Second East Street ZA b. |