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Show ( THE J SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1922. lali'ii. ITY flf a Recognition of New Gov eminent Create New deposit will hold purchase for future delivery. European Complication in Long Cloth In to . Launch Politic , Creep ' Ground Gripper Shoes Insure Absolute Comfort New Serie of Trouble BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN (Copyright. 1921. VV The bull Tribune June 23 Uike ) r jrice, 8pcial rr oklet HARDWOOD SWING Complete with chains. Regular priec $11. Special 55,50 , price pnee TOOT STOOL Regular S9.&5 price $15.00. Special price. FERNERY MAHOGANY R e g u a r pnee $24 ft), .... COUCH Ground Gripper Shoes Juanita Miller Experiences HAMMOCKS price $40 00. Spe Se 1 Sr 523.(0 BRIDGE LAMP price $36 00 Special price . SPINET' DESK price $66.00. Special price.. PORCH SET Consorting of bench, chair, rocker and table Regular price $2"0 Spec. a! $81.50 . price. ...... J207 Rare Values in Floor Coverings expressed itself m no hidden her wedding . Tribune ) Her first wedding was to her golden LOS ANGKLKrf June 22 If Juanita man Mhtrwi'-Juan Rtvl Somehow Miller, daughter of the late Joaquin it didn t seem to take nri the golden et of the Sierra, nan lit out feu eh goltfn Wland? of Miller good grav for golden is not wedded it Nn t h? if th lady aHawaii tri puk iltte gold m real coin pineapples Juanita had not trh d h variably lake on in fa1-- a ,xl0 b Tapestry e Mua-taph- striding more or less in Juuita colorful Jlfe cannot be expe ted to But now tlikt sma k of rfie uauxi he ha' turned from g Jib n men and lli lovts but quite of the earth earthy to sun god and the man in the moon, the rotord has beonu ome fugitive and what is lift is to take Juanita word for it If xh sas h was wedded to thi Min God at high noon quite high noon and she doe so aver tfiat settles rt a mu h a it tan ever be settled And if shy feavs that shf w.i? wedded to the moon a? It sailed like a silver barque giro? the phosphodeep sapphire sea of skv, rescent with the wah of the star word her doubt no to reason there is nor yet lule her to court for bigamy been ever Juanita has puturesque Hers is a voul of a poet with firem.fi hbrf ami has leanings A COMPLICATIONS of 1920 yj; him GOLDEN MAN VAMQOSE6 Then she wedded her lily ve otherwise Juan Miller Jian of the flaming hair who plucked lur from'a burning pyre t Gaim. her as a bride That was the wtv Juanita singed it and Juin wgw Willing Another feature tin wedding kiwh that lasted IVvlv minutes bv a reliable watch But the Irlv love had manv debts Th re Juanita met him on eommm Hut merging debt? doe?n t ground huv tht grocer es, and so that wedding filled to take except Juan of the flaming hair soon took himself off and Juanita did likewise -- to a divorce tht corn t The next betrothal she announced win to purple poppv He proved to be .t real si,ul mate a dream man who Visited Juanita In her sleep of death, asd jut what happened to purple peppy nobody seem? to know ANNEXES CHAPERON. Juanita arrived in Ls w days ago and firmly that she was off the wedding She brought a stern staff for life arc! vviphfu! thupernn along as human alibi Juanda was going to carve out a career for herself climb to a pate and so she went to look fighting the new order everywhere high Passive. warfare has devastated the th movies over as a poatnhle starting Gernmnv is economical, point Ruhr he climbed to the Bight awav the situation l.verv where ruined highest point of th? high t motion the monsrehmts can 1914 of come, et in The wood Tower Holy no picture can Marie at Bucharest marry POLICY SPELLS DANGER there her children to consorts of equal ofhe tlie Pauue of thf King And v and Mhe earne-tlingere can ong Doesn't Baldwin realize his empires rank, and Wilhelm at lHorn wrnt but came back now sway workGerman of for the murder again poliev spells danger European praise a of lace n in gown and gold, heroic deed and boast garbed If the attempted strengthen ingmen as peace and again .limbed to the high point, Gist h d't immeasurastudentisg of the tnnnarhic Internationalein and there remained succeeds as it did in Bulgaria bly great things1 for Germany Juanita w.i naked prlitelv to come down out of mere but as politelv deMhe wa. oruered clined to come down anl 'terniy refused Then an aMMnt dm c tor rfiade the long cflmh to ask her whv heik she wanteci to wiav up there like that Juanita replud that he was to wed the moon n it Ami God tlut the Sun the next, da at high noon 0x12 ehet 0x12 imnrti r 612 High nunsicr bx Bedroom Suite in American Walnut bxl2 This suite is only one of the great tallies to be found in our bedroom display. Though low in price, this suite is of quahtv con struetion throughout, consists of roomy dresser, eotnemently ar- ranged ehifforobc, tripe mirror dressing table and bed. Speeial price full-sie- CICS ftJJ to 1S1 kpetial SI35.C3 nglo IVrman- KROEHLER - LINOLEUM y.irN yyido yard lr No extra charge for laying a Living room- -a HVVEX-- 0 bedroomit You tiuv these nith a duofold suite, and think what a comfort This da'vcn o folds, with bedding, mattress and pillows enclosed. will be' The extra bed always make, you ready for the overnight guest. By one simple motion the day 5110 is changed into a double bed, with comfortable springs aiM This suite may be had in either golden mattress $133 CO or fumed oak. bpecial pnee , Walnnt Buffet Regular price. $120 00 Overstuffed Suite Tapestry upholstering. Regular CICQ fffl price, $290.00. Special priec Three-piec- price American Walnut Suite Regular price, $29s.OO. $171.50 Eiht-Piec- e , Cane and Mahogany Suite Regular price, $395.00. $J3 1 ,G0 Special price American Walnut Suite 1 7.C0 Regular price, $072.00. w Special price Eight-Piec- e American Walnut Suite Regular price, $405.00. $231 " CO 57 A QUALITY SUITE IN CANE AND cjfie .MAHOGANY home 9 e Puritan Malt has no time to get stale it moves too rapidly off the retailers shelves. ' Youll see the difference if .you compare the results it gives with what youve been 'getting from other brands 51-- 57 Ask Your Grocer I ft Portland Concern Bays -$665,000 Idaho Notes PLAIN , EXTRACT WITH FRESH Highest Quality HOPS EAST FIRST SOUTH nestem distributors Furniture ST.- - F.Mfhitney Baby Carriages The Trtb'tne t' f'e Overtuffed Suite Mohair upholstering. Regular price $322J!0 $550.00. Special price .... Three-piec- e Hero l? one of those rre value? in Jiving room furniture Tbe frame? are of bireh mahogany and the barks anl pane) sides are a good grade cane. All three piecesdat enport and (hair? have loose prm filled eiishion?. tipbolsteretl in heavy velour. The price includes pillow? Special price EAST FIRST SOUTH ST. Life-Tim- Overstuffed Suite Ofelour upholstering. Regular price $420.00. Special price . . Three-piec- e Eight-Piec- e 51-- e Three-Piec- e Special price Special price e Living Room Suites High-Grad- S60.C0 Special o Idaho June 23 Accevrding th sta bureau of highways Kho-- sl one county has voted $1 .0 froo worth of !on N for constructing highway m that and hr dges eonfv This rninev will he spent In building twenty two miles of paving frerm Wallace t Multan on the eat. and from Wal-- 1 Ke) ogg on the west o' H tlrexorv offie engineer of the hunau sxvs that th highway at oof plae will he suspended l0n rf m length over the Coeur d Alena Oncrete cantilever construction wid be usel to accomplish this Most of this road will run beBat tween the Coeur d Aiene river and the Railroad com Oregon W a sjungton pany a track B Special Offerings in Dining Room Suites Greatly Reduced Spurs! to Tbs Tribune. BOISR. Idaho, Juna 23 Tha Ralph Srhnrrlorh company of Fnrtlni $645,000 worth of purrhaard Idaho trsasury rwtra, according to X). F Banka. Jcven Stata Trcau-tir- rr nmpanir had snterrd bid? for thrss will pay 4 7'. per The stats nntfc cant tntersst on th t.ot? and th notes for the amounts to premium $1 bs will taaurd Juna JA Ths sscuritiea and will run for one year. The money will be received for the note at the end of this month. Hardings personal suite are a trained nurse, a ladv s two physicians, and a special secret service man. Jo addition to I 'these there are the naval and miit-tarv aides to the president, whose duare sort ties on a trip of this largely those of looking after the first lad of the land, seeing that she ha the proper accommodations at the auditoriums where the president is to her from speak and politely protecting the thousands of eager women who chief seek to greet the wife of executive. Mrs Harding Is the of a president to have a secret to servUe guard assigned, ,epeciaH her The two phvictan on the presidential train are General 'harle K Svw-e- r who was the famllv physician at Marion, and Lieutenant Commander Joel T Boone of the navy, who Attorney General laugher-t- v on the latter's recuperation trip jo Florida last spring The two aides to President and Mrs. Harding are Captain M Adolphus Andrews and Major O Baldiprer $f tha army The two- service physician in left Washington plain civies. but In the military Tudpf are respondent The and blue uniforms gold lace trained nurse with Mew. Harding is Miss Ruth V Powderlv, the maid is Miss Katherine Wynne. President Wllaon took no military Adaide with him on his travel miral Gary T Grav son serving Ifl the duai capacity of physician? and aide, In thre maid t Malt. Pile $7 ,Q3 $145.00 d Miles Paved for Shoshone County SUGAR SYRUP 12 ilton v Twenty-tw- FLAVORED . Ax a ft Angel VISIONS COLORFUL EMBRACE Mv oul hi- - manv color pink rec velowr green blue indigo and she carefully explained The whU Mv Sun G 1, too ha al the colors body w ii vibrate to the colors as cast idf by the sun The minute the sun etlow my Punish igst the color Tier as he will at noon, and his raeves all colors diant vibrate the ,nto hamon with my being, that will be he Min ,od - embrace and at that moment we shL be wed The assistant direct r looked at her a moment o it H p kid you re good he said and bet.an the descent of 300, teos down from the tower ading Vi h n Juand i descended frbm the. tower 'he announced that both wed- dimes the or to the moon and the h t) tin Mir hid taken plue on sr The bushing bride, jo t nu was f mdlv onsratulaed and a good time wa- - had bv ail HOP $26.50 Anv how Greece, it will affect Germany Hunand suffering people gary s half-cla- d easily can be made to believe their misfortunes re the result of the overthrow of th lr emperor our rovaltv party is strongly organized The' are I - Reenlar S37.50 Thi is indeed a most attractive Buite. Its dainty uenpu is taken from the Queen Anne period, and it is constructed The set consists of convenient of exceptionally well matched American nalnut, produi mg a verv pretty effect arranged bnlfet, roomy china (abinet, 54 imh table, one arm chair and five straight chairs, upholstered in ,C3 blue or hrown leather. Kpeeial price...,. Poets Daughter Weds Golden Man, Then the Lily Love and Purple Poppy; Latest Marital Events Include Sun and Moon. By GRAHAM STEPHENS. bv The bait (Gopvrtght Regnlar 52,C3 DINING SUITE IN QUEEN ANNE PERIOD A CHARMING Colorful Adventures in Love Greco-Turkta- h inevl-tahl- J8.33 FOUR-FOO- Regular .END MAHOGANY TARLE Regular pnee $1L Special price MAHOGANY PEDESTAL Regular pnee Special S7.C3 $7.03 price Orders Promptly Filled 4 Pl -- Malt Sa4 Tki, Regular JO j Odd Pieces Picked at Random Greatly Reduced ENAMEL PORCH CHAIRS $14 00. Regular price go ed -- VARIED pnee ng. little entente because her ijvnal desired to strengthen the inondrvftu Idea amsnt ho The word 'dvnaatv much refer to the Hohenllern who his po to as resigned at Bucharestwife. Queen Meliturally more ative of rie. torn a prime Grjat Britain and Ireland Leus one son of thisn was to rnairv Engl ish reared .ad Grecian princess and one of hi r a Greek daughtem was to marr over eniselue crown prince wi thrown in 1920 and Constantine was recalled TURKS TRIUMPHANT. Marla coifvlnced a committee of women to which belonged the Danish ind misters, Alexandria of Kngland Thv-rta Marla Feodorovna of Russia and of Cumberland, all related t mesalliances that only would therefore be possible for prin-eeand princes of reigning houses If kaisers, kings and courts should disappear The result of the s pnlitUs In long clothes Bismarck of women and priest Jn was the diplomacy war, whose liquidation it Jaiusanne means the triumph of the i urks, whose expulsion from European Und en despoiled by their hordes for turief was the greatest gain of the world war, but who can now' return to Adrlanople and Smyrna The fact that Llojd George In 120 blindly followed the Windsor dvnas wishes and allowed tv's unspoken Constantine s restoration, thereby enwhole Kngland s dangering policy and tried too lute bv a a course of brutality against Kemal to resfue that poliiv, gave Poincare his desired opportunity to discredit the troubleHome Welshman and compel him to resign hta premiership The situation todav re?e mbits that Queen Marie, whose father was the Duke of IkUftburgh and whose mother was a Russian grand duchess, felt, like her unue, ex-- i xar Ferdinand of Bulgaria, and some member of the British roal famiiv, that the favorite of the pennants too grtaily Premier Stamboullcky, overshadowed the oung Kinig Borta thus further weakening the monarchic a.s plan Idea; and that he prooabb ning to make himself president of a peasant republic, hence he must be overthrown This overthrow' was possible because Italy and Hungary desired trouble in the Balkans, where Kemal. who is in close .ouection with rebels, the Macedonian hopes to strengthen his position through Balkan complications, and last, but not least, because Kngland polfthal interests now coincide with Bulgarian dynastic interest. Recurrence of the old Balkan conflicts now Is being risked in ordci that the little entente may be weakened and through it. Frame whi h t? dependent on it In southeastern and also in order that Italy ut n undertake some against .Jugoslavia and the Magyars against the Serbs and Osechs Bulgaria must push on toward MaceA new conflagration like that donia POECH CHAIRS 6 00. special Ground Gnpper Shoes are scientifically designed to afford the utmost comfort walking, sitting or standiYou will never Come in and try on a pair. back to the absurd stylish shoes. , Better Values in Porch Furniture You need no longer suffer agony with shoes that squeeze and cramp your feet. No longer need you wearily count the hours ta slipper time. Balkan The BERLIN. once more is aflame Word? which many believed had been for ever forgotten, once more juiaail our ears. Rumania quUkl recognised th new Bulgarian government for The foreign mini reasons itself a kinglom ter of Jugo-S!avt- a publicly complains that Kunmnw acted against the Interests of the torch y In our display you will find just the article you have in mind. Whether you wish an elaborate and expensive article, or one of moderate price, you will receive the same true value foryour money. It has long been our policy to be very careful in the choice of the furniture we put on our floors, so that we may offer you the utmost in values at all times. Call in during the week and inspect the wonderful values we are offering. A Men and Al fairs at Washington By R, T. S. Tribune 1023. bv Balt Jxme , 23 It haa WASHINGTON, been more than twenty year since the wife of a president of the United tales has embarked upon a strenu- Copyright ous journey as Mrs Florence Kllng Harding ha undertaken in the midst of the summers most scorching heat " Mrs. McKinley In the apring of 1MI set out upon a two months' 'SWing with Presides! around the circuit McKinley Her health, none too rood rveIn way at the start of the trip. was San the pwrtv completely ahileMrs. McKinley Was In Francisco and bed for several weeks while the capital of the nation was temporarily transferred to the shores of the Golden Gate. Mrs. Harding herself "has Tut refrom an illness, recovered cently which for a time threatened her vr she should choose at this life. That time a strenuous trek of Alaska, rather than the Quiet taof some New but another Knaland health resort Indication of her Indomitable will rower, tht same will power which -- kept Mr Harding in the race for the presidential nomination three years ago when if his own wishe? alone had been consulted he would have withdrawn and left the field to Icun-arWood, Frank Lowden and Hiram to' sar nothing of Will Johnson flays, who was always a potential candidate in the Mr? Woodrow Wilson accompanied President W ilson on his league of nations tour in 1919. which carried him to the Pacific co&at. but that tour, as planned, was for only four week Mr. Harding will be away from Washington for at least two months. On the Wilson tour it was the president s health that broke under the strain President Roosevelt made many trips d urine the seven vears he was in the White House, but Mrs Roosevelt accompanied only on the shorter the long trip were In jaunts When progress she remained at Oyster Bar with her children The most elaborate plan have been made for the comfort of Mrs H&rdlng on the long presidential tour now half m week old. and many precautions have been taken for the conservation of her health which is still none too robust- d -- Mrs first-wif- President Taft always was accompanied by Major Archie Butt up to the time of the latters lamented on the Titanic in 1912 dith Major Butt also had served aa aide to the strenuous Colonel Roosevelt and wa greatly beloved by both his chief. In t visiting Alaska President Harding will be realising an ambitiop cherished by President Taft during each one of the four years he was in the Whit House, Mr Taft felt that a president of tne United States by all matins should visit the territory which for so long ha been aa integral but isolated part of the Union. Mr Harding will have the honor of being the first perident to set foot Seward upon Folly for Mr, Taft foundlt Impossible to make the jourTwice he visited the Pacific ney coast but on neither occasion was the time propitious for the contemMr. Taft also cherplated vovage ished more or less secretly the dream of visiting the Philippines as president, but hi administration was beset with so manv trouble and uvtcer ta intie In Its latter phases that so long an ahnenoe from Washington was out of the question President Taft interest 4n Alaska as heightened by thy famous Bal row over the Ballinger policies In the territory, a row which contributed a great deal to the wrecking of the Taft administration. President Harding has great advantage in making his tranacontinen- tai speaking tour at a time when con- faf-aw- ar Unger-Pinch- gress is not in session. When President Wilson set forth to convert the country to the league in 1919 he found himself in a joint debats with all the Republican "battalion of death in the senate before his train had been two days under way. On his second day at 8L Louis, by the way, President Wilson to call the senate names and begap then the fight was on. Washington poured out ton of "copy" in an attempt to blanket Mr Wilson's hot crossfire. Mr Harding has not such aa ordeal with which to contend. There probably is one point on which Mr. Harding agrees with Mr. Wilson. "I wanted to have the pleasure of leaving Washington," said Mr. Wilson. For another thing I wanted to have the very much greater pleasure of feeling the lippirattnn that 1 would get from you. Things get very lonely In Washington sometime. Ths real voices of the great people of America sometime sot--id faint and distant in that strange city. You hear politic until you wish that both parties were smothered in their own gas. i wanted to come out and hear some plain d of talk that American, t am accustomed to talk, the only kind of talk that can understand, get the only kind of atmosphere with which I can fUl my lungs wholesomely, and then Incidentally, convey a hint in some quarters that the American people have not forgotten how to think.' iiear-thrkln- |