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Show MAIN NEWS SECTION THE Fourth Part. Major O. S. McCleary f SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, -Rogers Extols the Peculiar Virtues of Chili Con Came T By Six Power Formulate Rules Governing Craft Operations War. in One Article Prohibiting Bombardment of Cities May Become Treaty. SUNDAY MORNING,' JUNE 24, 1923. Broadway Will. ROGERS. Well, folks, I am writing my little in the same corral 'with this Chicken I am like m swam song to New Y ork always I little Saratoga Chips They Merlon of the Movies, I am going have been calling from a box in the I have grocery store for months to you Then out into the broad spaces one sol'd on the side where the Bottle used to weeks been for fifty-tw- o vear. telling m mangy little joke to set. - a quarter of a heed of lettYork uce, ewamped by Bolshevik!, or Ruscame New into I Broadway only expecting to stay three or four sian, Dressing Nobody but a Husmonths. Thev have been mighty gogd sion on a Revolution could have ever to me here, but I want to get out thought of a concoction like that. I bet Now for the tag surprise home and give them a rvt for awhile' and, maybe in the vear or vou cant gue&s what it is. It a Jk a a I I s so that am gone may posUlv Oeam. It different color (that learn a new joke or two for'ou ail novelty) and if it a a big Banquet no 1 come back expense it to hear when and they have spared I have spoken at eo manv banquets will be in the shape of whatever the For inrepresents. during the year that when I gt t home organization I will feel disappointed if mv stance, for the Automobile Dinner it or one of the children, don t get up twos a Spark Plug Then, for the Real Se have wi h instate Dinner, the cream was patat dinner and su, us this evening a man who ! am terned in the shape of a little MortFor the Bankers, U was a gage sure, needs no introduction Of cour, a great many will think Black Jack or Billy After- the Ice Cream, of course, that it is dipepia that is driving me awav from behind the old banquet comes the Coffee, served Demitasne to prevent any poamfcilitv of table Hut 4t Ik not There la only That This one way a j5eron tan survive a rear drinking out of the saucer of banquets and not wind up with a Co Woe is to try and keep the Guests i to eat awake during the speeches But, acnot hurhsque "tomach that there at all And a better plan ntiil cording to my observation, it has not ortv don t eat there, but try proved an entire failure, an cant listen to get there late enough to miss the t Now you know a speeches too If you follow those two Mo good heavy speeches on a diet like if never vou the win a have spoiled that, especially Speaker is a pians. You know, a man with a Meange banquet Is I man a a whole lot I did vou with how tell There Now Message is a little Chili joint on Broadway harder to listen to than any other whv I That street where there species of Speaket and i stools recommend Chili the onlv thing Its just a counter and a fewWeil wtU on I have ever fojnd that what chili but comrade strengthen anv night I had to go to a banquet a man up to listen1 to all he hears am getting out I I would go in there and plav about ' Now, a I say, two rounds of Fnohilades and a few have talked more and said less in encores on the chill, and I want to the last vear in New York than anv te you that I was fortified not ofilv man outside of Public Life o me for Loa Angeles and the to refuse anythkig that might be ofp fered to me at the dinner but I would Movie for at least a year, and of kind two You see when I left there almost set any Just through were a vear and a half ago thev speeches I tell you that is Vhat has made (leaning up the Morals of Hollywood now that Texas Itd vou ever listen to a Texan and I had to get wit But make a speech Now. you thought it we have both reformed I am returnIt seems that Rudolph That ing sounded terrible didn t you can t got hi trouble straightwas because you had not eaten chili out to take That is why thev sound so good at ened out, so I am going Rudolph has been out on home and so bad awav from home - his place the road with some kind of Medicine Now you take a man on that ban- June 23 A international code covering aerial warfare has been framed b the commission of Jurist appointed under an bv the pYmcipal power agreement reached at the WashingDrafts of the ton arms conference rules have been transmitted to the respective powers. One of the most important articles of the projected code, which may become the basis of a treatr, would prohibit the bombardment of cities towns Villages, dwellings or buildings not in the immediate negbbor-hooof the operation of land forces This woud outlaw such aerial bombardment as those carried out by the Germans against London, Pans and other cities, I nder this proposed regulation aerial bombardment would be legitimate on1 when directed exclusive at military forces, military works, or depots establishments military factories constituting important and well known centers engaged in the manufacture of arms, ammunition or lively military supplies line communlc&Lon or transportation for military purposes In cases where such objectives are so situated that they could not be bombarded without the indiscriminate bortfeurdmcnt of the civilian population aircraft under the regulations, niur abstain from bombardment BELLIGERENT TO PAY. Vk ASHINLTON, . y N V 1 - rWV1 V Forty-Seven- d A belligerent state would be liable to pa compensation for injuries to person or to other property caused o the vioation bv any of its officers or forces of theae provisions Aerial bombardmept for the purpose of terrorizing the civilian population of destrovmg or damaging prnate property not of a military character or of injuring noncombs -nnts would be prohibited as would A 'so aenal bombardment for the pur( enforcing pose compliance with requisitions in kind or payment of contributions m monev in bombardment by aircraft the command would be to take iii 'necessary steps torequired spare, as far a possible buildings dedicated to public worship art science or charitable purposes, historic monuments hospital ships hospitals and other Places where the sick and wounded re collected, provided such build-tng- s are not at objects or the time used for places military purposes 01 SSEM IN ATI NO PROPAGANDA. The use of aircraft for the pur? pose of disseminating would not be treated as propaganda an illegitimate means of warfare and the members of the crews of such aircraft would not be deprived of their rights as prisoners of war ben any aircraft had been disabled the occupants when endeavoring to escape by means of a parachute could not be attacked in the bourse of their descent Private aircraft would be liable to v"it and search and to capture bv Howbelligerent military aircraft ever neutral public nonmilitarv other than private aircraft would be subject only to nsit for the purpose of certification of their papers Belligerent aircraft would bebound vo reepect the rights of neutral power and to abstain within the jurisdiction of a neutral state from the Tmrmrion of any act which it would be the duty of that state to prevent A neutral government would be required to prevent the departure fnim it jurisdiction of an aircraft in consul n to make a hostile attack aga nt a belligerent power or one carrying any member of the combatant forces of the belligerent power RADIO IN WARTIME. Regulations governing the operation of radio in time of war with particular respect to the rights of neutrals also have been prepared by the ame commission and transmitted to the powers The governments represented on the commission which held its meeting at The Hague were United States, Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan and Holland t onversations have been going on among these powers as to the next step to be taken. The principal point tinder consider- air-va- ft tc GUARANTEED New Underwood Portables alen-tin- o Major O fi McCearv United State infantry, retired has arrived from Vancouver. Wash to succeed Major R P Hartle as professor of miiitarv science and tactics In the Halt Lake He will assume the high school new duties September at which time Major Hartle will report at Fort Benmng Ga Major MrClearv was graduated from West Point with the class of 111 and was retired June 30 1922 During his active service he va with the Sixteenth Jnf&ntrvwa Alaska with the fifteenth infantry in the Fhihppine and China and with the Third infantry and the Thiru-eeniinfantry on the Mexican border During the war he was acting senior instructor at the officers training camp at Camp Pike. Ark Mrs McOlearvm qlso is here and thev are living the Knlckerbot ker apartments Hartle During the time that Major has been in command the cadets of the Salt Lake high schools have made wonderful progress There are about 800 bms who completed the vears work about a week ago, including a battalion of four companies and a band at each nigh school Captain E V Grimmer is commandant at the Kat high school and Lieutenant J L Rav is commandant at the West high y TERMS - $5 Monthly if Desired. Late Models Rented, Months, $7.50 and Up. 3 Send for illustrated price lit or call and inspect our stock Retail Department 321 1 a South Main Suddenly sweaters have jumped into popularity. And we are ready with hundreds of them. Street Phone Wasatch 2761 Stores Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco The new sleeveless1 sweater. I'he winning tuxedo and jaquette styles ready for tomorrow, in an almost endless variety and so pleasingly priced. Every wanted shade. Every size. For sport wear for the street. Two popular groups ready for tomorrow $3.45 and $4.95. Weekly Review of Domestic Markets AND PROVISIONS. Now the Sale of Skirts June 23 Smaihlng of price records for the season has witnessed almost daily in the wheal market this week, but revival of export demand has partly over rome the effect The sharpest break m value areompanifd the announce ment of a heavy failure on the New York tock ?xrhang. Compared with h week ago, wheat this morning wa 4 to 6 1 8c lower com 1 8 to 2 to off and proviup oat 22 20 to Sue decline to sions at Opinions expressed bv Secretarv Wallace of the I nited States department of agriculture that low prices tor farm products were largely due to overproduction were Mxed upon by bear as a ground for selling wheat and then the shipment of the first car of new wheat from Oklahoma this ear was made the basis of further selling vnovt ment Rains In the northwest, where drought had been complained of gave additional emphasis to bearish sentiment and so too did the fact that crop reports from the southwest were les unfavorable than for some tune previous had been the rule Attacks on trading method alleged to have been practiced here were asserted in ome quarters to have been largely responsible for aubsequent breaks in the price of wheat, but the bre&HS referred to followed mu n more closely the new of an unlooked for important suspension in Wall street Istimute that the probable vield of wheat in Liu off this season has been reduced rts 000 00 to 40 00 000 bushel by bad weather helped to accojnt for the timsly lentwai of export demard, and bulls were also aidrd by unusua absence of hedging againn new winter whee: Scarcity o' fferings KtcJ corn to a new high price record ioi the reason Oat mirrored the action of wheat Hot weather curtailed demand for provisions low been vho Is a detached Major Hartle officer of the line f.rt came to alt with the Twentieth Infantrv In loll He remained two year and then came again in 117 g mg from here to Camp Pike He was assigned to Logajn as profeor of mllijarv science and tactic of the Agricultural college in 1919 and came from there to Salt Lake in hi present capacitv He is reporting to two yea ago Fort Benning for irtruction ation i how the proposed codes shall be incorporated into draft treaties whether by a general treaty convenome one of the tion or bv btg five I figure that Chili con came would be about the beet thing I know powers circulating a general treaty with a view to obtaining the for humanity. suffering of as of the many powers signature aa possible some kind of mud that quet routine, and vou ain t in any Show, onnelling face and thev sav that your goes Abandoned Automobile shape to listen So the worst old Doctor jf you ue enough of it it will get IV e will, as the jut vou Movies into the Menu, Found East of Morgan say diagnosealikethe UBanquet with a They teH me in Towns where he starts they are all played that after be Wt thev found (thev call rt be leved IVtle Fruit Cocktail Ai abandoned automobile GiHw mired down in every Mudhole I the where t know they get 1 to have beep to'en has been found don ter eatina vou come to They wanted to fret part of the name and is now in the care f sheriff Movies not oulv with their m the where a wonder alo Littlefield of Morgan ac- it it h almost Josenh face but all over got the Fni cording to I nited btate dcpjrtment thev Now I have had as much mud on m Then comes Thin Consomme re investigat of in rov time as anybody my want to mv face Cups. 'ou know you ing the matter I can t remember the dev from an OldsmobU give a man too much Consomme Hot age The automobile to v hood up that I didn t have a few an i in water sin t good for vou before you J 1$22 mode! Still, of it dried on there The engine and se- eat) Then, thirdly comes the Fish streaks good condition have never come and asked me thev s to match That rial numbers have been removed It (generally weakfish) come for did how out it what Then that inev- to go So donand bears license plates issued at Twin the Fpeeehe t believe all you ee ad Falls Idaho, for another make of car itable Chicken, broiled, of coursewereIt me RuMud made verttsed, cause while was broMed before the Guests a Haynes face It durn near rained mine dolph The automobile was found bv Og- even invited to the i affair, so naturalNow I w&a thinking of going out so these will be That den police about three mile east of ly It s drv ome worthy commodity There was no gasoline in no grease to splatter on your White exploiting Morgan 1 have figured it out that that the tank and officers believe that Shirt which you had such a time get- and to about was I you Chili talking whoever took the car left it where it ting the buttons Into would be about the best Sorter what they call garnishing, or awhile I ago stopped running a for of know offering behu- a thing manity You know, that would Godsend for these Rotary, Klwanis For those and Commercial dub are terrible, and those Luncheon 1 il c 1 i wear with the blouse. Two hundred aye ready for those who shop tomorrow. Customers tell us there is not another equal offering in the city. Knife plaited and plain. Graceful hanging models. In silken and woolen fabrics. No matter what your desires may be, we have the skirt you are looking for. Prices range at easy steps from $4.95 to $9.95. The Smart Little Shop : 8:30 a. m. Examination to 6:30 p m. and GOLD CROWNS i Anrronncernent was made vesterdav that Blyth Witter & Go one of the largest west coast, investment banking houses has decided to open officer In Salt Lake Bvron H Wavne formerly sales manager of the bond department of the Central Trust rompanv will have charge of this branch With him will be associated Guv Sac re Mr Wavne has been In the investment banking business since the close of the war during which he served a captain of the I45ih regiment of field artillery. i a- ncEx 9 to 1. Old King Tutankhin amen . believed keeping his valuables in a safe place at all times. His jewels and other valuables were placed in his hidden tomb and the latter sealed so that marauding bands should never find them. And 3000 years fully elapsed without the hiding place being discovered. N Kw YORK, June 23 10 00 men and women Dl one-ten- th Ite scot-fre- Yott people of Salt Lake City dont have to go to the trouble the Egyptians did. For the small sum of $2.00 annually, your valuables will rest securely in a Safety Deposit Box behind the strong walls of this institution safe from fire, theft and destruction- - Why not rent one a, And Up WITHERS PLATES Artificial Teeth have a thankless mission to perform, when they are asked to do the work of natural teeth.' Natural Teeth have a bite equal to 200 pounds to the square inch; Artificial Teeth can only deliver pressure equal to 30 pounds. With such a handicap, it is vitally important that the articulation is as near perfect as possible te make it. That is what we give yon m WITHERS PLATES. Money is not the ONLY saving you make when we do your dental work. RUBBER PLATES PAINLESS WITHERS DENTAL CO. 122J MAIN STREET And Up Li: S' prt, Tuts Foresight Vast Parade Celebrates Gotham Silver Jubilee A parade of representing fraternal and benevolent organiaatione In New York down Fifth avenue today marked the concluding festivities in connection with the city a silver Women formed about Jubilee of the marchers Many floats were in line Although Kuklux Klan spokesmen Doubled My were reported to have said that they How I tqieechea on be represented in hood and hales are nearlv as bad So, If vou would none showed up 'We will make see a Special Car touring the Coun- mask, of them if they show up work short his try in opposition to Rudy and Con now or anv day Mayor Hyiaa said. roe Chili and will my be Mud, it Oarne. You see. I have figured that if Mr Rich Osage Indian Wife McAdoo could go out to Los Angeles and live and be away from his PubSeeks Divorce Decree lic I could do it too Desides, there are Just two Towns In the United June States where everybody goes One is COLORADO SPRINOS. Colo.. Oner New York so to get where vou can 23 Mery KiMne. owner of 5000 act different from what you vote, and Indian of "prlncere, oil land In the Osage nation have a acre, the other is Los Angeles toscreen and reputed to have an income at made to see how you a year after a hectic career So dont think T am letting ethese 125,000 In Colorado Springs today filed auit prominent men get away the low for d4vorre.from her white hueband.I will Wilbur Corbett, known aa Bobby Cordown on "there ewy'wrek! a they aa belt, local boxef The princess, who all come out there every winter was arrested recently and confined in conatitu-enttheir they have toowillto beaeeable to And out jail for driving an automobile while and I You Intoxicated, charges her 3 husband, more about them out there after a May can t And out anythin in New York whom she of married six days, with criwlty on ac- courtship Kverybody comes herelawbut, to "browbeat and her endeavoring not applycount of the Volstead Into signing over to him her oil lands ing m that etate. why. they are never income. and So sober enough to tell you anything I realty think I can gtre you more OPPOSED TO PASSES. details from Loe Angeles on the SEATTLE, Wash , June 23 A .American people, their habits, great three months experiment with the manners and customs. Thep, too, I see where Bryan am weekly pass system by the Seattle A Borah both are going out there to Rainier Valley Street Railway comspeak, so things can t be eo bad yet. pany ended In failure, and the comI was going to do like President Har- pany today petitioned the etate department of public worka for author- ding and work my way acmsa the Then I ity to withdraw the passes, Reve- continent by speaking well! that wouldnt hardly be") nues from the pass tickets were "not thought. sufficient to warrant carrying the right, it would just take the edge off experiment further," the auditor of his trip company announced The charge He has got a tough trip ahead of the him. He is a hitting that stubble waa 31 16 for a nontransferable ticket Arid and roastin ear country fight good for one week. Cash fares were in the hottest weather, when wheat maintained at 1 cents, with tokens is only half a crop, oata is cheap, and old at the rate of six for fifty cents. babies are teething It s going to take KILLED IN WINDSTORM. an awful lot of perspiring to get them BRAIN Kkl), Minn , June 23 A terinterested in any part of Flurope. rific windstorm early today destroyed (Copyright 1923, by The McN'aught all buildings on the farm of Eli Syndicate. Inc ) miles northwest of Mildred, WILL OPEN TRADE PARLEY. killing Mrs. Erickson and her old and badly injuring Mr, Assodaughter TO KID. June 3 the (By ciated Presai Official conversations Erickson. of to commercial looking resumption EXPEDITION LEAVES MOSCOW. relations between Japan and Rusela will open In Tpkio June 23. it was MOSCOW, Juno 23 The govern-mf- it A. A. Joffe will announced today expedition to Tibet beaded by represent the soviet government and Professor Kokff. is leaving Moscow ToshthJko KawakamL former minis- tonight. Ths which wi! stuoy ter to Warsaw, will conduct the ths remain of ths ancient civilization for Japan, Vim axocu to be gone three years. tt Estimates Old King -- full-Mo- SUNDAYS: t iSgSggjg Coast Banking Company Will Open Local Branch nt Office Bouts i Just the right skirt to wear with the popular sweater. Or to -- hool er Popular Sweaters WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO. GRAIN CHICAGO, h sv I' on sent anywhere Pacific Coast for tnreo-daexamination Machines per-ha- Major Russel Peter Hartle Relieved as Cadet Professor in High Schools. Broadway Model 5 Underwoods $60.00 Model 10 Royals ...$50.00 Model 10 Benungtons $35.00 Model 8LC. Smiths $35.00 $35.00 Noiseless $35.00 Woodstock No. 5 ALL THOROUGHLY REBUILT AND FULLY I th WRIGHTS ' 18 East today! Halloran - Judge Trust Co. at Main Broadway. 38 " NOYTCE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice ia hereby ghea that sealed bide fur the ' excavation and foundation required for the Church of the Holy Trinity to be erected by the Greek Community of Utah. Inc., on the northeast corner of Second West and Third South atreete. Salt Lake City, Utah, aril! be received at the of. fice of Pope A Burton, architect. 523 Newhouse building. Salt Lake City, Utah, until U clock noon, June 33. Yean Without Loss to an Investor, t and mil be fwbflely opened on July at 13 o'clock noon at 433 West fourth South etreet. Bidder ere invited to be present at the opening of the bide bide are to be submitted on apeciel bid blank In the manner called for In the specifications, including a check for fir per cent ( per cent) ef the amount of the bid. The owners reserve the right to reject any or all bide or to aocopt any 1323, 1 r bid which thev may deem best and waive minor tfHVct Plan and aptfeificatfem iftaY ft at the nffU of the aivhkocla on deposit of fifteen riollarn rfi.--j (Hi) -Bv order of the Greek Omiminitf of Utah. tnc4 thia 18th day of June, A. D. 1S23 Bv Geo N. Strike, president Board of Tranter. Bv StylKm Sfexes, President Buikllng Commute feL. |