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Show THE SALT-- LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 10 Knights Templar of District of Columbia AUERBACH Back row, left to right, Dr. Mark T. Einley,' grand general iiaimo; Georg L In front, Jamea Lohror, grand treasurer, and Grata E. Dunk nm, grand captain-generT. Oibbe, right eminent grand commander, at left and, right, Robert L. Middleton, very THE BIG STORE al eminent deputy grand commander. Insert, Samuel Paul, past right eminent grand mander of Utah and. grand prelate of the Utah grand eommandecy 1911. Fort Douglas Troops Turn Out to Show Their Morning wk tugls Extraordinary values in the As In previous officer took full ths ehsrgs of the units to which they are attached, and for the purpos demonstrstlon. Colonel Paul H McCook. ftenlor Instructor of the 104th division, assumed the role of en general making an official rrv if PORCH SHADES MARY ANN FROCKS . Packed ready to hang grven. Philadelphia Also t&T ' , a July II (By the Associated Pres ) A concerted drive first ft for upon contrres rat class expected by postal of Moees the special Chairman commission, joint poets which Is to open hearing her Mona to permanent postal day looking rate revision measure. Senator Moses said today a propaganda campaign for such a rate Is under way and that members of the commission had received repreeenta-tlon- s on the subject from many quarters The argument advanced, he added. Is that first rUni pontage Is paying a disproportionate share of the total carrying cost of the postal service Poet master General New will be Heard first by tha fvistal Commission He fa expected to be prepaid to furnish Information regarding the operation of the new rates which became affective Inst April that will form a working basis for the in hearings to be held While the new rates, agreed upon tentatively by congress In sn effort to meet the cost of wage Increases to postal employees hae been In mar than. Ihrse months, operetta data aa to their operation during ithat is Incomplete because all still period postmasters have not been able to In their Reports for the first send V,-- - WASHIVOTON. , one-ce- 1 com-missi- quarter For this reason the joint commission will reopen hearings here In October, by whiih time It is expected the postoffice department will be In a 'position to fumteh comparisons between the operations of the new end old rates for a period Repre- sented in Special Par-ti- e Visiting Salt Lake. Knights Templar of ths District of Columbia and of Philadelphia visited hers yesterday when two special trains bearing more than 2S9 knights to ths triennial conclave of the order In Beattie July stopped over for the day Delegations from ths grand commandery of ths District of Columbia, 186 strong, occupied one train running in two sections. Frankford commandery of ths Quaker City brought out a party of seventy-fivJames T Gibbs, right eminent grand commander of the District of of that Columbia, was In chart party Other dignitaries in the party included Robert L. Middleton, very eminent deputy grand commander, Lr Mark F Finley, grand generalissimo, George L. Ixthrer, grand treasurer, Urats E Dunkum, grand captain general, Joseph H Milan. Junior grand warden. Charles E Baldwin, past right eminent grand commander, and William E Rees, past right eminent grand commander. Both the District of Columbia and Philadelphia knights were met on arrival by an entertainment committee of the local commandery headed Included on this by H O Stanford committee was Samuel Paul, first right eminent grand commander ofthe Utah grand commandery estabUshed in 1910 Since 1Q11 he has served as grand prelate to the Utah grand commandery. Among the entertainment features arranged for the visitors were trips to Saltair visits tp the municipal baths, sightseeing trips about the city and attendance at the regular Monday organ recital. Following a dinner for the visiting knights at the New house hotel last night, the special trains pulled out for Yellowstone national park, where several days will be spent In sightseeing before the final run ts the coast ' LLOW tbe muscles of your foot tha freedom of action that Nature in landed and your fast wUl ears tfcsmaarsa. They wQl grow strong and healthy if you wear tha propar-- l 1. The lines cd Ground Gripper 8hooa are tha asms, natural lines of the normal foot. flexible 2. Ground Gripper arch is pliant and supple like th muscles of your own foot arch. Funeral services for Mrs Mary McKellar, who dlsd July 17 at the age of 79 years, will be held at noon today at the McKellar residence, 944 Second East street. The body mav be viewed after 19 o'clock this morning Mrs McKellar was born in Not June 9, 3846, and t d, came to Utah with her parents In 1854 She had lived In Salt Lake since that time Surviving her are the following children Mrs L. B Moore of FresMra no, Cal , Mrs W W Beatle Edward Sudbury and Angus McKellar of Sait Lake and W D McKelThere are also seven lar of Boeton grandchildren and three surviving Interment will be in City cemetery. v Ann Ingham,-Englan- Thing? have changed in twenty years, and the old tyle of merchandising dentistry is being replaced by professional dentistry. The variety of clumsy plate and gold "caps no longer pass muster in "the best society and people are , asking HOW GOOD rather than how cheap. WZ ADMIT OUR REDUCED PRICES HAVE PROVEN WONDER rUL EDU CATO RS AND HAVE ENABLED PEOPLE WHO ' WANTED PRICE' TO ALSO GET QUALITY' AND THERE- - ' BY COMPARE WORKMANSHIP, or Frankly now METHODS AND TECHNIQUE, Or REAL DENTISTS WITH THE MAKESHIFT DEN- COMMERCIAL DENTISTS. ask yourself Uu question Why should you wear an unsatisfactory plate another day when you can (for a limited time) s jet a genuine Ramsey plate with un-limited guarantee as to material, fit and work- - ft high-clas- .CONSOLIDATED AND ESTIMATES FREE. DENTAL OFFICES, 267$ Main St. Wb Repair Broken Plates, No Matter Who Mad (Auerbach's Second Floor) Floor ) Them, and Return Sam Day. S. War Secretary Surprise; Health Better; Back xto Desk. BWAMPRCGTT, (By th rages you to "toe straight ahead when walking as Nature intended These (Area correct! vafaatqree. found only in Ground Gripper Shoes, work w ith th muacloa of your foot and will relievo your foot troubles in a quick, saay, natural wayl 8top in today for a fitting. paid aurpria cm.ll on Sechomo Gloucester todav, finding him recovering most satisfactorily from ft recent lllneee. Taking an aftemboa ride with Everett Sanders, his secretary, the president decided while In the vicinity of Mr Weeks' home to v)mt him If Mr Sander arranged for poftalble. the call by telephone from ft tavern In Gloucester The president and Mr W'eekd Indulged In their first visit ince the war department bead tefXhtiratclr bed In Washington a month ago. The secretary greeted hir gueata at the aa door and waa described appearing In the beet of Mealth, th There wa tm Intimation t visit of any change in the nlena of Mr Weeks do return to. hi desk in September. Thaexecutlve expressed tbe hop that auchy would be the caae. A foufftoQTgftqtcfoujbll rtdw Vf-rin- d Mr Coolidge and hi secretary secshore the north muchof through tion with dole's Island, where Mr. Weeks realties, M the far point" In the trip The ride concluded fairly busy day for the president. He spent the morning receiving callers, the visit being social for the moat part. On Monday, genater Curtis of Kansas. the Republican leader, comes to Whit Court, where he will be a house Kueat of the president for several It ts expressed that daya. perhaps. lHaftxeruUt SuifldJMa-Jegdeff- l will suae go over much of the the plans for next season's program. Coolldft Weeks at the Hater's retary near te some of the latest c o p y r i ght fiction nov- el 75c Ij 98 Oirli' Outing Suit Of khaki ' Regular ,20o Vacation Take Ladies 'Bathing Suits R e g ular value 62.98 CAMFBBLLS SOUPS All flavors CRYSTAL WHITE SOAR here Frontier Show to Strictly Wild West Many Events Af-fairiW- Preliminary arrangemeifTs for the WHIAT BLATZ FRIVATI NKAR BEER for tDOMINO CUBE 4 lbs. SUGAR FANCY m JAPAN mm.... an, 0, 21 and 12. have now gust. been completed, according to an anSmith, gennouncement by Ram eral manager - Mv Bmith. together with U M bimrwmandC O Backes, nlll leave tonight X for Cheyenne, celeWyo, to attend the frontier-da- y bration to he held there this week and also looow the contract With Bears Eagles to will furnUh ChaHeaB. Irwin, whoround-up Afternoon This the livestock for the The show this year wttt hev while of added number attrarlton,, cut down, (peril to The Tribe pubs of tho events will be POCATELLO, Idaho. July H Tbe particularly th race. Salt lake lart Bear play th aid the Eagle will series (ettins plenty of' opportunity to for second of the three-ra.rier-tKd- k city chempioneh.p 8ud.yPocatello and Overland noon fa-At park, welL The fsH wrt I are lover of the national paetlmeere look- etlltte for (Ivin th round-u- p mueti Improved thia year cYrr 11 Ing forward to one of th beet game of thn.ea,on year, there being a large, new The first gam of th aerie waa grandstand, a new track, and plaved June 21 and resulted In a t to 1 new atablea, Victory for th bears. Th game waa The ahow will conutet strictly of one of the anappieat witnessed on th .t event, with riders competing for the purees, which local field in a considerable period. The Th evonta will lineups for tomorrows gama will total BIB 000. last follow1 substantially the same and cowgirl from Esgte Howerton, c. : Howard, p.; year. Cowboy !b.; Peterson, 2b ; Fox, so ; practically every rang stats, from Levina Oklahoma to Oregon and from the PettlL 2b ; Klrkendali, Roubldoux aad In tha outfield. Jackson will tak Dakotan to Arisons, part. e : Phillip, p ; Bears Simmons, Among the contestants will be Mabel world Reese, lb; si Strickland. often called tho moot famuii jrtfl Trlckey. t It la bon. a Curley, paddy stead ta th outfield. Just th thing for your Th.SSrt V;rtTndurfl1th. nt wllii-we- wortil-famo- I -- 28c canyon trip, lb. Its Hot? Local . Italians-Hono- her. The property, boueht twenty by Dr. RobertRidga--famou.SKSS2? and kw year. ao r Officer for Activities tor Of to"dtoh:rob'olory c euoenk' coll ciub MC8nt .JlNWOODEY'S b 69th Annual July SALE OF FURNITURE. FLOOR COV. DRAPERIES AND ERINOB. WALL PAPER WILL CLOSE a JULY . . stocks, sxcsptln etuy la Included furniture c Entire office this oal A number of bedroom aultsa and odd piece at ore-ha- lf ' price and 1A , A number of dining room lf at odd suites and piece price and lota Dur showing of living "torn furniture la complete. A number of patterns reduced more d them slightly Fw Vabv sollod.- - to close at price. A Humber of reading lamps, complete with shades,0. to close at price (7 M to (If x A few odd chairs, values np to, 825 0, to doe at 1 95 to ft 95. Bundles of room Iota ofc wall paper to close at $1.9Sftd 12 15 a bundle Net curtain a value to (1 90. th pair, to close at pnes. Rag rogs at F'w odo comforts, one-ha- one-thir- one-ha- lf 1 m MEAT Pint bottle Vt MRU Quart bottles SI gallon Small Cant Maximum FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Largs Cant Maximum FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT AUERBACHS MEAT DEPARTMENT and Play wit-egt- CRAB Lara can., Q 1.1b. DOUBLE SALMON HEINZ VINEGAR i tq second annual frontier round-ube held at the state fair grounds Au- if). 5S 1 Auerbach's is as near as your telephone I Just call Wasatch 300, ask for ths department you wish, and give your order. It will be promptly delivered to you. This privilege Is extended in every department ex ' cept the Grocyterya. The advertisement committee already has let the contracts for billmall board, magazine, newspaper, letter poster and windshield sticker Information concerning advertising "the big summer community event In has the center of scenic America' been sent ta tourist agencies throughout the country. la under the auspices The jmund-u- p of the chamber of commerce, Joseph of the ex-- , chairman Decker being The other offiecutive committee A. FV cials are Pyke. tce chairman; ,Arthut fiaeet. treasurer Sam K Rmlthr general manager; C C Backea, aecretary Those an the om mfttee are E. E. B raster, William C. O J Hyde, GUI, M. J. Greenwood. H Manderfleld, W. G. Lambert, George J Martin W. H. Ragstetter. V. A. Tracy ftnd L. M Slmpeon. E. A West. x Interests of business different Tbe tbe city fiavo underwritten tne roundup against any poiuri le loss. Every etas of business was represented- In the financial pledge to make the event ft big success v" Be fie BHRBDDSO Why, Not TELEPHONE When Perhaps you would like to take advantage of the special bargains offered in our advertise-- . menu but it is so HOT-tgo shopping. .. Auerbachs Quality Grocyterya 9c Jello, all flavors . . . BONELESS PICNIC HAM $025 Rotor He FlaibU arc SC - on-c- oo SHOES Km pa 1 PINK LADY Fink Lady oonslets af vanilla and straw, beery lea cream, shorbot, nut and ehony whip topping. - (Auerbach- - Main Floor - - RIPPER Sirifht paid Auerbachs Fountain. A ROUND II MaeaJuly ) President Aorlfttd Prs Small Jelly Glasses Regular 39c value, dox. Tha pa tonted Rotor Heal af ths Ground Gripper Shoo Ryan, laat year's champion cowboy, InA tribe of Sioux and others dians from Pine Ridge. 8, D , also will be brought here for the event The round-u- p parade will be held at noon, August 18 George J Martin is chairman of ths parade committee forty-minu- EXAMINATION lAuerbachoThlrd AUERBACHS ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR e. Why not face the truth, accept the dictum of modern, times, and either keep step or itep out of line? POLICY ITSTRY $17.49 Here is Natures own way to get relief from foot suffering Merely suggestion to people who are bo upset they do not know which way to TURK. Y 79c to $4.98 $3.98 8x9 $10.50 Brown or IHIoffitestt? NITROUS OXID GAS SERVICE " -P- AINLESS EXTRACTION NERVE BLOCKING PORCELAIN JACKET! -A- RTISTIC INLAYS Consisting of ginghams, tissues, percales, linens, linona,' broadcloths, voiles, etc. Many with dainty touches of hand embroidery. Priced for Clearance, 4 Clan The purpose of tha aaardao to give tha ruaarra officer a vtalhle demonstration of what a regular looks Ilka when fully equipped and turned out for field service. and also to let them sea Just what a visit from an Inspector general means to tha organisations that reealva him. To enable tha reserve officers to relaxation oval enjoy a much-neede- d tha reoerva officer of tha week-en- d, the day and officer of tha guard were dispensed with at guard mount yesterday and the reeervlata will have no further military duties to perform oclock tountil reveille Bounds at morrow morning FOND Of SBV1NTH. Tha fondness of Colonel T M. Anderson tor tha Seventh Infantry, with which ha served for years and which ha commanded during and subsequent to the world war, la a ell knwn among Ihe service hla friends throughout Prior to the opening of the training waa the attenIt to camp brought tion of Warrant Officer I. A Yoat. Thlrty-alghth tha Infantry band tradband er, that the Seventh Infantry Invariably played x the "Twentieth rela Century March peering view during Colonel Andoraone administration. Ha. therefore, promptly dug this march out of hla mualoal library and ordered It to active duty for the period of Colonel Anderson a Stay at Port Douglas. The Thirty-eight- h Infantry band has plated the "Twentieth Century past the reviewing stand at every parade during the training camps aa a courtesy to the camp commander The Pacific Telephone A Telegraph will transmit by wire a company . 10-fo- ot mttt-tar- nd-apan Floor) 5000 GARDEN New Cool Porch Rugs $6.00 2x4ya $8.05 ot MICELLAR. Mla (Auerbach's From Japan, Heavy oval shaped Beautiful patterns In Porch Ruga the following sixes. :.$3.90 Afoot ot $1 Crisp and Cool The famous Aerolux Porch Shad 100 ventilation and perfect shade You can make another cool room of your porch at alight coat. Funeral Services CAPITAL CITY for Aged Woman to Be Held Today tm Including French and Bngllah navetties, Rayon fabric. ellk mixed craps. all tho flnoot qualities, regularly priced ts M tO, oil to B at For yard- -. f Auerbach' Second Floor ) MRS. value. Beet Including French (pent, French nevalty veil, nevelty Many af tha Baal suiting. American and Imported n.v. alt lea. Regularly priced . t 12 00 a yard, all ta (a at, full- Light in weight, soft in texture ; they are designed for comfort, combined with smartness that is irresistible. Of canton "crepe, printed n tub silks. Many large sizes, and in every wanted color. Choose Early for Best Selection military sketch map from Han ofFranthe cisco to the adjutant general army 'at Washington. 1) 1', In the a to bulletin near future, according the revolved at For Douglas from headquarters of the Ninth corps area. Tha map will be photographed at the transmuting office In Ban Francisco and sent aa a photograph by telegraph. It will be received aa a negative. from Which any number of commander,. prints or copies can bebvmad A copy mall to Bar will then be returned ' BAND ON THE JOB for with' the Tha regimental band remained on Francteco Thla comparison of transmismethod original tha field throughout tha Inapectlon a la revolutionary development and played a lively collection, of mar- sion of communication and In science th tial atra. Although ordered knahort It la of special Interest to the y notice, tha mule aklnnera an d wagon service maatara of tha aeyrlca company did themaalvaa proud turned out t heir animal and tranaportailnn In a spick One Cent First -condition and attracted favorable comment from tha apecta-lorPostal Rate Urged STATE Including printed voiles, flock dot voiles, fast color suitings ; regularly priced to 75c, all go at, yard est sense of the word. assempromptlyftnhe Sound bly the companies turned out with all their transportation, animals sno ran At adjutant field equipment ten minutes later, they mod Into on review for regimental formation the panide ground The troop were presented in due form to the acting h,i who, together eith Inspector, taff, rod around the formation In turn unit viewing each paraded the regiment formal In column, of companion facfor lnioclc.n flagpole ing th, It wu discovered that tho ground too hard, a, a roault f th w tho plti hmjr drought,, to porrolt tonta at loal of aholtor or "pup difficulty. a without conaldoralilo ai that feature of tha Inapoctton dispensed with, and oath aoldlor In tho laid out hla squtpment proaciihod mannar upon tha ground which hla tont would normally havr' and detailed A thorough oceuplod Inapoctton waa then mad, tha on officera duty with each company accompanying tha tnapcctor reapaetlva aa ha went down thalr Unaa and taking upon thamaalraa tha "aklna" which . normally arc handed ut on atich occaalona to tne company Let Betty March yea ahe win eelect WASH FABRICS DRESSES Th rwrvt officers cofnpltl thplr of military instruction with flrgt Thlrt-Iffhth ft full ft Id lnspsctioA of th morlng Mail Orders Your charge purchases are bandied very quickly through our new electric charge system.' Yon save time and money by using your charge account at Auerbach 'a If you are not enjoying the convenience of a charge account at tho BIG STORE, ws Invite yon to call at our Credit Department and arrange one. We assure yon a courteous and friendly welcome. A Remarkable Purchase and Sale of WOMENS AND MISSES I Infantry at Fort BROADWAY XmkUsJM 139 Shopping at Auerbach's is mor convenient in many wayt. K yon motor to town, yon axe not obliged to drive in the conjee ted district. Yon also have permission to park for three hours, without charge at AUERBACHS PRIVATE PARKING STATION, on State Street, opposite the Big Store. . New Officer Get Holiday Until Reveille Sound on Monday GO. a com- Full Army Equipment ' 19, 1925. Italians of Salt Laka paid hi ah tribute to Eugene Coll last Bight when th Stone of Italy aoctety presented him with a gold medal In appreciation of hla nctlviUen during the enr. Mr. Coll la past president ot the ecJlety and hna a host of friend In th city opt aid ot tha Italian colony. X Th presentation of th medal was mads at a special meeting of the society, which was attended by more of the membership than The presentation speech waa made by Henry MartnanL -- ' two-thir- - BIRO HAVEN GIVEN AWAV. OLNET, ni. July It (By th Associated Press ) Thousands of birds Jlants havf tract of wild land near eighteen-acr- e 12-8- ono-ha- lf one-ha- lf Cretonnes up to 11 25 per yard to close at 19c per yard. All Refrigerators reduced 25. Porch furniture reduced 11. AH Mah Jong Table 8) price. Folding camp cote, slightly while choc damaged, they last at prlo.. one-ha- nz lf s |