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Show Morulav, October 22. 1934. UTAH Page Three. LOCAL NEWS Fraternity Men Pledged at The College Back fro.nWorlds Fair I. C. Vtarruawn, distributor for iarvest 1aiaiuouul gasoline and oil, baa returned from a very pleaaui tiiru at tls t'tah outing and aeration trip that Mata Agrit ollural lolleeo Were look biin to Chit ago and the on the World an auto, Fair. lie dro pledged to auittua at lbs lirt but tlajr Fri- mobile home from tba la lory. 8tvn()r-iKh- I.OC, AN. CACHE COUNTY CACHE AMERICAN ( Jraii-ruiut-- a day. Tba folio In men pledgrd: 1'bt Kappa Alpha: yu At- I'aul Auder.on, uod, Itatpb eciais Back to Chicago K A. Fredrnkaon of Avon, who baa boon aludying In DelClark, I'aul Uhnieneii, for the pant fw year, baa ius in Hodge, Harold Hall. lUel-dientered athool there. He attain Jaiubaen, Sylvan Uuatp. dark Itubard J M t turn j ATb tarbo Aroerhan go Floyd Morgan, Mete Ituehfortb, Ijr to the addre.a of Mr Willard tih.evmgItatpb lorier, ! k Faul ton. Hep Moil Jtpeneer. new at home. on the Madtaon Ibouiaa, Renter. Mark Fiytna Cbl; l.ylo Bjorn, Hob Former Official Passe Malt (iron man. lloaera. Funeral aervuea er held In Conrad, Harold Dibble, liedford Salt Ukn Sunday for City Dougin, Frank Fiater. Halo James H. Anderson. former InHoyd Hall. Harold Clair ternal revenue collector for Utah, May Humphrey. for year one Jaiknon. Iar in Fund, Fratoia Mr. Anderaon Madoen. lhk 1'reaton, Thomaa of the chief polltbal advluera for Ja Itottland. Keith Tboiuaa tbe Uepubllian leader in this C. state. He had Clark White. C. Urge nnle of Watson, friend and ndnnrer in Wright. Alpha India Kpatlon: l.oren nnd Cat be Cocnty. Aml.ri.oi). John Hibbard, $her-tua- n Hunter Mat hear, Name- msi Cbl-rati- m '" ''' e.; & - Had-Hel- Heu-drkk- u i. Chairwoman Urlttham MaiiKhau, Ibl Kappa Iota WEDNESDAY NEW d- been ha J on ihairttoniHU of the Logan party, it ha city bi'ii aiitiou in cd by Hr. V. V. Mrs. Merrill, city ihairman. Jones succeed Mr. Kherwin Mae er, who resigned when she became a candidate for the state legislature on the Democratic Mi. Mark Ha Jaime Carr, Clifton Date. Kektile Emil (team'll, Henry tirant Ieria, Veril Moaa, Hon lalnter, Mark Theurer. Fayne Tribe. George Wahlen, Held Wanyayard. India Nu: Blaine Arerett, fieorya Hull. Kobert Hauyh, Sheldon Hell, Halo Coburn. Store Ellis, Garth Olaon, Glen Olaon, Archie Rkbardson. Hay Finch, n, Daln Spafford. William Sen-aoGeorge Tanner, Vallon Vick- V. H. ERA! ch-it'- d SHEETS Jesuit Educator Warns Rich to Share Profits Washington The Itev. l)r. Edmund A. Walsh, prominent Jesuit, warned the rhh today to share profit "more equitably" or their wealth wot be aelaed. Hr. Walsh, vice president of university, told a Georgetown student assembly at American t'niversity. "The new conception of Justice now maturing in the minds of men will Increase-inyl- y demand a more equitablo distribution of the fruits of industry. The net Increment, which we call profit, resulting as it does from a Joint action must bo so comspread as to promote thenot be mon good of society and selfishly monopolized by one of the partners. For wealth is power and power in a particularly subtle so-ii- al Limit to each Customer! RUMSON 80 Square! Fast Color Saw Game at Denver CAMBRIC Chris Johnson, local manager Gas for the Faramount-Fingre- e and Oil Company, returned Sunday night from Denver where he went on business. On Saturday he saw the game between the University of Utah and the Denver t For a time It looked as it neither team would score. Denver had the ball on the "U one yard Hue but didnt have the punch to put it over. Utah intercepted a pass in ihe center of he field and raced down the field for a touchdown, the only scoring that took place during the game. The stadium was filled with fans and it was a great game. o PRINTS 7 SCOUT Percalesl $1 loop- Both other Good Advice Applies Where When its TRUE STOMACH RELIEF you want, don't tease your stomach with pills and powders. Take a liquid medicine, that will penetrate to the seat of the trouble. Williams? S.L.K. Formula is known by thousands as the true stomach medicine. It spreads to the diseased portions of the stomach and helps tone it up to better digest food and eliminate acid conditiny unhealthy hyper tion. Williams S L.K. Formula hasnted on its label its entire conits. Your druggist will tell you w good each ingredient is for u. He knows his medicines, and 12 MENS 16 From our Regular 00 O for Up to Welt Soles 100 Percent LEATHER $9.90 Another Lot from our Priced For This Event Towelsi for $' $1.49 Line Priced $1 00 OO MENS Biege Sandals Heavy Weight ECRU Sizes OH up to 3 Value to $I.71J $100 Pair UNION SUITS Heavy Large Size 6 for $1 JJ- White Blankets - Warm, PRINTED SILKS! 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Wilwill tell you more about exliams S.L.K. Formula and be plain the relief you should Adv. able to get. is why EACH Wash Frocks jry STOCK OF . sr Cotton FROM OUR 00 Heavy Weight $100 TERRY The following Providence program was given in the First ward conjoint on Sunday evening Talk on Christianity by Elder S. E. Needham, Jr., Two numbers were sung by a ladies trio composed of Misses Ethel Lnndahl, Blanche Cardon and Margene Petersen. A talk on the home remodeling plan as conducted by The the government move. prayers were by Bishop Hammond and Lloyd Theurer. that 00 MENS , Speaker Providence Ward point Wednesday 1 JACK Overalls Silk Hose. VALUES - S. E. Needham jLflUlS . mers. wealth. He is survived by his widow. socl'il clear "If they shirk the Mrs. Zelda Shipley Summers; responsibility attaching to prowill nine sons and daughters: Edwin perty, one of two things Kenneth Summers, Honolulu; happen. Either tothe government Summers, Montieello; Mrs. Alba conscript their N. will be obliged Smith, Mrs. Nils Gibbs, Mrs. wealth under the general welfare conHenry R. Howell. Fred. Leland clause or mobs will rudely Ross and Estelle Summers, Parafiscate it. Both have happened one sister, Mrs. Anne Rock, elsewhere even within our own dise; Willard. memory. services were conductHitting the "unholy lust for ed Funeral in the Paradise L.D.S. unscrupSunday he compared gold, inward chapel, with burial in the ulous bankers and legally buccaneers to kid- Paradise cemetery. o Tops with Stretch 2 for sr Yards 10 Paradise E. K. Summers, 6D, died at Ms home here Friday after a short illness. He as born in Smithfield, December 23, 1864. the son of Edwin and Elizabeth Hodges Sum- other Wednesday Values up to $1.98 S BIG Lot 2 for. . $1.00 Full Fashioned Dresses 00 1 Rayon Pajamas Silk Yards for S3 at Paradise jor Ladies' 81.29 Value 2 E. R. Summers Buried Sunday form, which as experience shows the desi an profoundly affeit That tiny of society as ina whole. consequence public authority, obhas certain moral and civil conthe ligations with res peit isto an inestrol of that power faced capable truth that must be masquarely and honestly by the percentage of this nation s ,, Ladies Rayon Slips n, said, 1 Engagement Announced an Ihe engagement baa been nuunced of Mis Marjorie Tay Georye Hailey, lor, daughter of Ha son Taylor Green-well, Dave 11. OibHon. Kdward of Freston and LaNay Foisted, Janie Harvey, A. E. Lar-ao- son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Felsted MurCharley Molley. Jack Whlt-Inof Logan. Misa Taylor wa a for y. phy, Fark Wadaward, Jack mer student at the U.S A.C. and Mr. Felsted la a student at the --oL.S.A.C. at the present lime The marriage will take place in the near future and will be solomnized in the Logan temple corporated napers, racketeers and criminals. he The former, "plundered through legal holes, the latter at the shotgun. of a sawed-of- f had the same objective people's money. G for 2 ticket and elected to the position of county chairwoman. ers. Heu Kappa: Sweaters Lot each. $1.00 Size 81x99 One Pair of Pure Thread Silk Hose with each pair of Ladies Shoes purchased at $2.95 T SHIRTS MENS Solid DRESS SHIRTS Plain and Fancy Patterns Colors nnd Whites 2 for $100 If I n m y JViufs and Dark Blues $1.50 Values for Wednesday $f 00 or over. wSs? ' r Hi fl I 1 0 'iff L |