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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Rubber Company Head Succumbs to Heart Disease (By Cabla to The Salt Lain Tribune.) Goodrich, Diet in Switzerland City. h' reth Wll-list- -- i. TOKIO. Aug. SO (AP). The war of flee announced today that, owing to stabilization of the situation in shantung province, China, all the Japanese troops will be withdrawn from the t port of Tslngtao on September 1 and I fore "The timely .diet-etc- h of troops," It was officially stated, "certainly counts for the fact that, notwithstandwe have ing serious disturbances, been able, fortunately, to carry out protection of our residents satlsfae torfly. and to prevent the occurrence of any untoward event" "In case peace and order should be disturbed In the future, only In Shantung, but In any pare of China where many Japanese reside and It Is reared that the safety or our residents may be affected, the government may be constrained to take such steps in as circumstances may re quire. ac- AKRON, Ohio. Aug. tO AP).B. O. Work, president ol the B. T. Oood-fieTlr and Rubber ' company, l deed In Bt Marks, Bvfttterland. said word received at the company office, here today from their New York waa attributed to heart disease from which Mr. Work had been ill some time. Mr. Work had left the United State a month ago for a pleasure trip In Europe. He was unaccompanied, Mr. Work was a native of New Tork state, being born there In IMS. His father, Alanson Work, ons of the origiF. Goodof the-nal Incorporators rich ' company, moved his family to -- Akron In 1810. After completing his studies In Seminary, East Hampton, Mass. and Yale University, Mr. Work began practical training In the Goodrich plant starting as a clerk. He climbed step by step to the superintendency, a position he held twelve years, adand vancing to the later succeeding Colonel George T. of as Goodrich Perkins the president company In 1907. Under his leadership the Goodrich became one of the largest Industrial enterprises In the country. Mr. Work Is survived by an only son, Bertram Work, Jr., and two brothers, L. Gerald 8. and rred W. Work of Akron. VETERANS HEAR DEFENSE PLEA at To Attend League Aug. 10 (AP). Sir Austen Chamberlain, the foreign secretary, left for Geneva this morning, accompanied by other members of ths Brit ish delegation to the forthcoming league of nations meetings. Sir Aus ten Is suffering from an Inflammation of tRe eyes, caused by dust. Voiclnr regret that Lord Cecil would not be present at Oeneva because of his resignation as chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the for remarked: "I don t eign secretary think his absence was entirely necessary." (Lord Cecil resigned owing to his disagreement with the British government's policy toward the dtsarma-mequestion.) LONDON, nt Mayor Goes on Strike 10 ABERYSTWYTH, Wale?-iAuD. William, the mayor this AP).-- J. Welsh town of 10,000 Inhabitants, 'has gone on strike for an Increase In salary. "The paltry 150 pounds (1750) you allow me has already been spent, and another 150 pounds besides," Mr. Williams told the town council. "If anybody wants to see my accounts, I have them. They will find more than 300 pounds spent and that's putting it In plain Engllsn." The mayor of Torquay, ha said, where there Is a population of 41,000, 8000 pounds. He receives a aalary-- of thinks the salary should be 500 pounds at least. g. Complaint Filed. Cestistted from Pare One. and one advocating the use of stern measures against violence by radicals. GO TO CUBA IN 1928. The delegates accepted unanimously the invitation of the president of Cuba, General Gerardo Machado, presented by Gayetano De Quesada to hold their 1928 encampment In Cuba. Recalling the confusion and disorganisation which followed the declaration of the Spanish and World wars, General Summerall said that the last conflict had taught Americans the "lesson tbSrt the implements and forces of defense cannot be improvised on the moment; that the man with the rifle must be backed by far more than his own Individual patriotism and courage." 1920 ACT OPERATIVE. The 1920 National Defense act, designed to. .secure an adequate peace time military establishment "is not ll perfect, by any means," General said, "but we are ever movlnir towards perfection." The act Is "no gesture of hostility or aggression," he added. "It Is what the title proclaims an act to promote the national defense. It serves to ward off, not war, for, with nations as with human kind, only the weak Invite aggression." "Ours Is a busy citizenry. Our people, as war passes further from their memory, are, with the business of the day uppermost In the mind, prone to pay little attention to further possibilities and probabilities," he declared. g "Upon the vigilance of patrlotlo organisations of former service men, such as the Spanish war veterans, depends for a great part the nation's safety." He said the war veterans of the country had an important role to support national defense measures "with the arrival at maturity of a generation which, without personal experience In war. is less prone to realize Its vital Importance." ' Sum-mera- aW" PEKING, China, Aug. JO (API Kenkichl Yoshixawa, Japanese minis ter to China, it was learned today, recently saw Marshal Chang the Chinese northern alliance leader, and complained that China had never complied with certain articles of the 1915 (the twenty-on- e agreement points). He cited, for Instance, the of buildings railways which would compete with the South Manchurian railway and the withholding of land leases to Japanese. The minister Is said to have em phasized the necessity of the treaty being enforced in Manchuria and Pilot Ready DUBLIN, 30 (AP). Captain Robert Macintosh, former Imperial airways pilot, Is expected to arrive at the Boldonnel field tomorrow preparatory fo starting his attempted will flight to America. The hop-obe mads either from Baldonnel or Phoenix park. r use will a Captain Macintosh passenger plane of the type now employed in the air service between London and, Amsterdam. Aug. ff Fok-ke- Rotary Governor Reports Sessions Special te The Tribune. Summary Execution of As sailants of American - Has Salutary Effect Ossttaael flea Fags Ose. the trio had finished the pie uiey bad come to an undemanding. "As you know. Hinehcllffe," said Levtne, "I am tired of fooling around over here and want to get home by ue same route I came. his Hinehcllffe. as he swallowed last plum, broke In with: "Well, I'm more than willing and I m the man you arts looking for. I'm ready to start when you aay the word." A the waitress tripped a with the black coffee, Doo Kin cats added few words. He said that the motor wasjn thenlnlLofwascondition and that the "Columbia" "raring" to go and give the Statu of Liberty a good look aa the first plan to make the round trip of the 'Atlantic. Half an hour afterwards Captain Hlnohcllffe took the "Columbia" for a spin. He put her through some banks and other whirls to try out the controls, and later said he was more than satisfied that she .was ready to do the trick proposed. "Oh. she la lovely." he explained. She worked beautifully and she Is so llerht and how she likes to go. Do you think Someone asked him; she would make It. should you strike head winds? ' Hinehcllffe smiled end replied: "Why, she'd make It of course. If we had head winds all the way. Hinehcllffe was born In IJverpool. His rather, Richard Hindhcliffe, waa an artist and never cared much about aviation. HInchcllff, senior took his son, Walter, to Munich when the boy waa a year old The father studied the family remained In Munich nine years. . Captain Hlnohcllffe Is tall, slender and smooth shaved. He has more than 8000 flying hours to his credit NOOALE8, Arts, Aug. I (AP). Aj dispatch to The Herald from Guadal ajara, Jalisco, says the Mexican gov ernment has Issued orders for the lm mediate execution of any person or persons who attack an American. The order was reported to have been r celved In Guadalajara, the day of the tt executions in. Mass chuetta. which were followed by dem onstrations. In the Mexican city. C, L. Choistry, American architect of Guadalajara, who arrived here today, aald he believed the flurry of banditry In Jalisco the past week had subsided. Ha said the Mexican mllltla apparently had the situation In hand. Choistry added that he. had been Informed by- - reliable sources that three bandits had been executed who were of the band which a week age fired upon a passenger train In which Miss Anderson, Los Angeles school teacher, waa mortally wounded. i -- SPECIAL VALUE the war ended entered the commer cial service, doing much transchannel Set with Fine Color Largs Siz flying. PABJS, Aug. JO (AP) Mrs. Charles A. ievine. acting for her husband who flew his transatlantic monoplane to London uoiumma yesterday, went to Le Bourget field today and paid Maurice Drouhln the 100,000 francs due him under the terms of the contract by which he was to have piloted Irvine across the Atlantic. LONGER. $87 te The Tribune. Aug. 30 Wallace R. SPANISH FORK, Aug. SO. Dr. H. ft. Merrill of Provo, district Rotary governor, was the main speaker at the meeting of the Spanish Fork Rotary club held yesterday. Dr. Merrill was a delegate to the International and Rotary convention at Belgium gave a report of that meeting. He also gave some Interesting side lights on his trip around the world. President W. P. Shlppee presided at the meeting. There was a full attendance of members and a number of visitors who hsd been Invited to hear Dr Merrill's talk. These Included O. W Crandall, Provo: Dr Fltrroy and Paul J. M, Cot tarn. C. N. Hansen, ' Monro Alexander, Harry Fletcher, Bishop voir. m.i ciiotm tjrr, . x . uawson and f. M. Turner. Machinery Ipeeltl to The Tribune. MTTON, Aug. JO, New has recently been ' installedmachinery In the I'palco flour mill, located In Myton, Special te The Tribune. The new maby C. P. Watterson. PRICE, Aug. in. Delusions from chinery will make It possible to grind shell shock acquired when he was new wheat a soon aa It Is brought farmers. Mr. Watterson exr .with tbe.a. E. F. are aald to be the In by the cause of the alleged criminal tenden- perts to open the mil In a few days Indications show that the average of cies of John Chestin. alias Carl Anderson, 89. who was arrested at Hel- wheat is larger this year.'. per yestorday and turned over to the autnonties rrom Heber city on a oharge of burglary. Chest in claims 125 Boys' Blouses, to $1.50 values ' Guarantee BOYD PARK y JEWELERS nurr salt iaki city ioe mak Baby Day Rummage CHARGE ACCOUNTS 1-SOLICITED Every Wednesday Is Baby Day at Walker's 4 n ! OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW PRICES LIBERAL TERMS LOW THE BLUE FRONT State & Broadway ttnt ' PM- - folav rpi(i t Th lorrin tntfhu r)tr. Pf'?Sor-tK nf risil'!IA.rngv! 'ifj f"tTTfg.;y rr.rrinwl r raiVi ( r arns's;- - f ,.98c Chicken of the Sea CROQUETTES J t j to $1.95 values .98c 20 Blue Chambray Peg Top Play .79c Suits, to $11S.(K) values 50 Infants'' Silk and Wool Bands, . to $1.00 values .68c 25 psu'rs Rayon Hose, to 50c values . 29c 4 e 61 pairs Tiny Tot HHose, to 25c vals. 19c 1 Infant's Bath Tub on Stand, $12.50 value $2.98 4 L. 6 Infants' Walkers, to $4.50 vals. $1.98 4 20 Strand PearU, to $3.89 val. $2.29 e-- nr with furmce; sjleplnfr porch; piano; good loatton." Under Furni..hed Houea for Rent cottmsfft CONVENIENCE AND SATISFACTION WE 'RE OPEN TILL 12 TONIGHT TO YOUR J START, STOP OR CHANGE AN AD RING WAS. 590. DITMINT f Office OF THI INTKKIOSI. Indian Affsirs. June II. lfT. is hereby gtv.n that Parsh H Heath has applied for an ell end gss permit1. under sMilon t ef the act 12T. covering ursurrem of March Notice j XT!h ........ I OWIU r. f l HUB ptl ILUJ IHWI. no cniiamn, BTftnLsr Tur "Unf. to Liberty park. oufiBCuow, I0R Seventh District Court Opens Third Session W f 20 Voile Dresses, to $1.25 values . . .89c 25 Fancy Novelty Aprons, to $1.25 values . v. 48c 29 Infants' Wool Sacques, to $1.75 . .$1.49 val ues 4 RMS., coal 116 hot and r nH i"lnsaa lm wslar llnnlanm ranir, K You'ltflnd this' In "Unf. Apts." JISTWO nicely furnished, cosy rms., new paint and paper, large screen porch, lawn, nice yard. Turn to the "Housekeeping Rooms" column. (22. SO i furn., all mod., screen porch, garage, nice southeast Ioe. Consult the "Furnished Apts." H, WEEK Attractive sip, rm., mod. home, steam heat, fireplace, close to town. Find this In "Turn. Rooms." 126 mod. brick, gas range, sip. located near 6th North. Look porch, In column, "Unf. Houses." mod. apts., tile bath, $25 I hdwd. floors, heat, hot water, close -- on East Broadway. Turn - to heading of "Unfurnished Apart- ments." mod., clean rms., heatrola, gas range, carpets, garage If desired. East Bide anap In "Unf. Houses." Severe Injuries Received in Fall Down Cliff Atty Infants' Pillow Slips, to $1.25 vals. 48c 4 . See $4 jjA ..... . AUGUST iV 'ly : 4- 30 Play Overalls for Babies, V I the .Nsrejo Indisn reeeTva- at a pcln I mti.e f snd Besnn'pg 14 rr.l s Y. rl tht fW. corner of T R II E, f L. M , snd running W ? . 1 m"es E, 1 mls No 1 miles W. to plsce ef bginer!g. sr,d 1 n:U hen surveyed. rrrTi;msre y tirg. i Sa. en of fcs ii. 14. n i a, F . H. I. M , otmtng t'.'l li. isnds In (. ji-- T t 24 Sets of 6 Rogers Silver Teaspoons, ......... .... ...... 50c values, each ,25c . Laces up to 45c values, yard 19c Embroidered Shawls, to $10 vals. $6.95 5 Raincoats, to $5.95 values . . .. $2.00 6 Winter Coats, to $35 values . . .$10.00 . 4 1 Chiffon ? Evening Dress, $49.50 value . . . , .:. .. $19.75 1 value . .$15.00 Evening 4Dress, $45.00 1 f 1 Evening Dress, $75.00 value . . .$15.00 1 Gold Lace Evening Dress, . $25.00 $59.50 value ... . . . . 1 Evening Dress, $198.50 value . .$29.50 12 Sleeveless Outing Suits, $7.95 value . . . $5.95 r Drapery Fringe,. to 40c values . . . . . 10c 4 f Drapery Materials, to 79c values . . . 39c . . ..... e- - . Unquutioned e4- of the Sea .89c . - ; ?T Backed by tht on - NEWBERG 29c . . .$2.19 $3.95 values 59 pairs Levi Straus Coveralls, to 79c $1.25 values 4 r 17 Boys' Woolen Knickers, to $2.95 values . .$1.19 4 39 Boys' Woolen Knickers, to $2.50 values . 89c f 16 Junior Girl Dresses, to $10 vals. $3.49 45 Girls' Hats, to $3.95 values 98c 4 4s a victim of amneaia and he can make no accounting for mental lapees. Sheriff V. F Fraughton of .Wasatch county took the prisoner in oharge and returned to Heber City lagt night LA f $1.50 values ttat Chicken f 15 Tiny Tot Coverall Aprons, to that he J?V .$2.00 - f COMPANY SALE $3.50-values--. 15 Stationery Novelties, 75c values 50 Bj Today's Want Ads his FF1TK, ' . FURNITURE t. for Flour Mill Now Installed Alleged Burglar Claims Amnesia , Girdles and Corsets to $10 values .$3.89 r 35 Rayon Bandeaux, 50c values ...25c 25c 75c vaiues 36 Children's Boxes of Handkerchiefs, 15c 25c values . . . . . . - $1200 WESTERN Way-ma- n, water commissioner and of the Price river conservation district, made public to a or the natural waday comparison ter flow In the Price river on Au 26. 1927, and the same date last gust year. The report for last yesr shows second-fetwenty-tw- o at Heiner. This year the survey taken In the various streams running Into Price second-feeriver totals twenty-si- x There would be a great deficit of water," Mr. Wayman stated, "were it not for the reserve supply. Price river alone could supply but a small proportion of the 14,000 acres which receive water out of the Price reser - e- . $ome of the best bargains still remaining overlooked in the great rush some new Saeco-Vanzet- tl PRICE, bfi' She ' I 4 Wedding Ring To Match PARIS, Aug. (AP). The minis- Knights of Pythias ter of Interior has issued an expulChancellor Visiting sion order against Jules Broune, Paris correspondent of the soviet news agency, Tass. The order Is based on Special te The Tribune. the charg that Broune sent to his PRICE, Aug. 30. M. H. Grsham of headquarters exaggerated reports of Provo, grand chancellor of the Knights last week's of Pythias, is In Pries this week in connection with lodge work. He will make this city his headquarters for the week while he works the various Convicted Spy to Die camps here which are part of the 30 Carbon VITEBSK, Russia, Aug. (AP). county chapter. Last night Vltold Ulkevltch, alleged Polish spy, he held a meeting at Hiawatha and was sentenced to death by the dis- today he is In Sunnyslde. Tomorrow trict court here today on a charge he will be in Scofleld and Thursday of military espionage in behalf of the at Helper.foiisn intelligence service. Special each day . 49 Boys' Corduroy Long Pants, to 80 state d Srvlsl te The Tribes,. SPANISH FORK. Aug. 0 -- Word waa brought here last evening of a narrow esoaps suffered by William Nuttal, 81, of Palam. when he fell down a cliff while hunting wild chickens In "the mountains east of haiem. fie wss etsnding nesr s precipice when he lost his footingnd feil. The fall rendered him helpiees. but a rcmpanion who was with htm managed to get help and he taken to his home st SnJem snd given medics) One of hia snkl.e Is tnuiiv rrslned snd he la rnnfnd to hie bed because of bruiees received saV . 16 Linen Collar and Cuff Sets, DIAMOND The French aviator took the money, saying. "I accept It because I have not the oourage to argue any more." Mrs. Levine told the pilot she regretted very much that her husband had decided not to fly to America with him, but she added, nobody could tell what Mr. Levine waa going to do until he had done It. His contract with Levine ended, Drouhln Immediately began negotiating with another American who likes to fly this time Miss Mabel Boll. (Miss Boll has been reported aa ofAt sums to vari money fering large ous aviators for an opportunity to make a transatlantic flight) When Drouhln told her he would like to make the transoceanic trip, but had no machine to fly with, she is said to have replied: '"We'll get a plane and make a trip from Paris to New- York and back." As for other French aviators who have planes and are ready to make the venture, none of them is likely to hop off for the next forty-eighours, as weather conditions are still said to be unfavorable for a westward crossing. State Water Official Makes Flow Comparison s i ... ... ... secretary-manag- ' yuw 23 Kickernick Combinations, to ... . .$1.95 $3.50 values . 4 f 18 Women's Ties, 75c values . . . ...25c Orange Blossom Engagement Ring 5 Russ Ousted o 4 Qenuine ROYAL FORCES. He received a civil pilot's license In 19U and at the outbreak of the war entered the royal aviation force a For a time he was chief Instructor at the Cranwell airdrome and when ARQUE (.1 18 Corsettes, to IN CAN'T . Sacco-Yanset- art,nd Tso-Ll- s, never-ceasin- Bandits Shot; Quiet Restored BRITISH PILD T Troops Coming Out B. G. Work, President of Mexico Orders IEIE HIRES World Topics 31, 1927 ...... ............ : 26 Blankets, $10 val., pr. $6.95 40 Cotton Blankets, $3.45 values, each $2.98 , 4 f y each . . . .5c Japanese Napkins, 4 Black Duster Squares, each . 5c, 6 for 25c Tub Fabrics, to 69c values ... . . . . 29c Colored Linen, to 49c values, yard .32c 4 f Rochambeau Perfume Golf Balls 39c Double Compacts 49c Palmer's Toilet Water . . . .! . . . . 69c Gardel Fragrant Bath Crystals .. .59c Toilet Water . . .69c Mirimby Lilly 4 f Vemice Toilet Water, large ..$2.19 . . 59c Jergens Toilet Soap, dozen . 4 r Sun Parasols, to $3.00 values . ..$1.00 Long Silk Gloves, values to $1.95, 2 pairs for .25c Small sizes. All-Wo- ol 4 . . .......... ... .... ...... .......... ... . ..... ..... Long Fabric Gloves to $3.25 values, . . . . . . . . . .50c pair . ... 4 f Mercerized Fancy Cuff Gloves, $1.25 . values, pair ,69c . e. Children's Games, to $1.19 values . .50c Silkoline, to 25c values, yard . . . . . . .5c 25 only Pacific Packages . i Price 100 small Skeins Yarn . . . .3 for 8c 25 Imported Vase, and Candy Jart $1.35 , ......... ...... DOWN STAIES STOEE 200 Red and Blue Bandana Handkerchiefs, 5c values 200 Brassieres, to 29c values 75 Men's and Women's Sweaters, , to 98c values teres, more or less Any snd all per4?ns having sdveree or conflicting (islms to .n oil snd gas p.rmlt covering ss'd land or any part thereof or int.reet therein unrlera this act. are herebv notified that of euch f'ill ets'ement und.r os cistm must be f led in this o'fire on' 1, UI7. before or showing in Auguet detail an eoual or superior right to a said land, otherwise permit covering S'teh claim will be deemed waived lc 19c ,37c 125 Women's Silk Dresses, to $6.95 values ........ . . . . $2.98 250 Children's Pressepto 79c values 39c 300 Girls' Union Suits, to 59c values 39c are dellnnu.nt upon the following stok, on ecrotint of sa.ei-mfn- t No. jr.. of flee (c cen's a hre, levied en hs 20h dav of July. 1,27. the severs! mourns pet oppo.lt. the names of the respective stockholders, s follows; Cert No Bnrs Ami. sessment thereon, torether wlrh the snd running goutb. I miles, east end expense of miles, north I milea, west I miles to the place of beginning, being when o w proitmn'i, urvevtd apprtmirstei' all of Race. , crefnrv. 17, II, II end ft. T. t ., R' 20 T. . : dire, !I4 K earn a bumling. Salt f. L. II , containing JiW acres more Laks Cily. Utah. or less. Any and sll persons having adverse Sl.O-iAbraham DIPABTMINTOF THE INTERIO". or conflicting clairce la aa oil and ga Carisnih Hi! permit 1 O'fies of 100 Ind covering .aid land er any part Chaa J. Oreveser I 00 in Affairs. th.re,r or therein thu Oerg B are act. b.r.hv nonri.d that a fu t 1 19 June 1. 1:7. and shsnioced Topmoe:r .... ( ef such r'jlm unii.r Notice is heret.v i'i.n that I e'et.nnt And. In sen rdance wl'h law end aa CHAPLE H ri'P.KF mii.t t fii.rt in 'his o"i-en er b.-- f an nil ordr of the boeri of d.r."tors, rr.sde Wan.ar'rg ha. ap.l .1 rf.nTp'ti.oT..r of Icllen A"ats 1. I:7. on the :r"h dar of Ju!r. 1M7, en mary gas permit tm1r se."i;on S ef tiie S t arwtng in de-- h se or equal aurer'.or rTh( to a pr-trCtLIXOUierT KOTICl. shares of each parcel of stos es of March I. 1??. ri,v.rr un.urvey.d rov.r'r.g a d lend, oih.rwias such wdl b. soli t the lands In- the Nava;t Indian Silver K'rg rnnsolldsied Mining may be 'm wr be deenr offi'-eRiete waived eel o? of rorrnsr.r rom as: V lie Kearra t'tah. decr.td ertfroenr of i'sh. prlnipiO p.ae Lake CTv. I tab, st IS at a point iJ Beglnn:n business. II' K earns -- srtidnt, siait kui.dir.g. feit ..; aLndoned. m e en H fcen'emher fi( I sh mii.s sni Moni.v, ei'wK the f)'v. Lse srth, BrPKR, U M Cmmmucmt t 1'd'aa NoVe Is hereby grvea tist thre l!?h-,- 117, t tsr the de'inqu.nt as wner ef T. 49 ) , R. II ... A" coat of sdverttsing sale. ' ' . Sl.O-71- orir Int-re- nt 1 -- oh ,o-- f.-- a;-,- s reery . rn me it . 0AI.r |
