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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MOUSING, DECEMBER 26 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiMif HUH nrii i AUCTION BRIDGE in nnnriT MLLNH Bj MILTON the International Authority. C. WORK, Wiconin Mod- Y.si.r.lar gava tha tnty-al- i tarda of dealer arid his partner, and a.k.U how ihoM two pU)ri should dnlara, aiippuainf lhat Ida oprxinanla vinansvrr It ail Ihslr turn. pasaad aa staled lu ba luva-allira .nr and tha hands were; TMI ANIWI. erately Certain; Utah Man Hat Little Chance y HARRY W J. BROWN, WAKM1NUTON. I. C, IV.', :x Thr fact that tha president haa aht to the tha asnsta tha rmomlnatlnn of Inter-atatComiti.rc Commlailon'r John J. Karh of Wlsonsin makea It certain that. tha Hull varanry, whenever Itwill hava to to to a Ini"rrat, but whether that Ior ni"crai will other ba taken fnmt tha weat la not known. Cosslp armmd Com. to Mala (till point Washington mlaslnncr Arnm A lletta of Arizona aa tha probable i hni.'r, but nothing authentic la furthcoming from tha Whlta House Thera la no reason to epe-- i that former Congressman Welling of Clan will he named In plar of Hall, In view of tha fart that L'tah ai given a recant varanry on Ihe federal radio In tha commission apixtJntinent nf Harold A. Lar'ount of Sail t'ltjr. That appointment alona la alinoat a certain bnr to Wel'lnx Tha vola of o to 3s; by whlrh tha aanat refuaed Immediate action on tha Walsh reaoliitlon propoamg Investigation Into tha "Hifr trut." and referred Hint reaoliitlon to the Interstate commerce committee, doea not foreshadow defeat of the reaoliitlon. but promiaea a lively fight on It t I a -- !; but thla hand has amply auffl to Qualify offering tha option. Kast's After nasa, 8outl would be thoroughly Justified either In paaelng or bidding two North a apadea no trumps As North ! apadi a were bid with strength (we are assuming that ha la a sound bidder). Ilia game probably ran ba made at either spades or no trump; but with two stoppers in each of tha other sulla, with a hoiith hand which contains Ihe Idral no trump distribution, with tha assurance that North haa tha epadea thoroughly taken car of and has aaalatanc for the no trump either In tha spades or on the aide of both, a no trump ret. Id by foutn would aeem to promise more profitable results than a pass North ahould pass Mouth's two no trumps. - TODAY'S HANOI. dent strength lu .win f HWJ oct-ur- SI 4-- 3 MM seers Hu(h td lrr ) .touI. hid one no trunip Ji lias far rnr ihitn ImtmnouKh tioii trngth to justify (his d( At contract. Kith fhia hand, Kouth would hid tvo tut trump; but at auction firidiro (hrr In no rratvin for him lu start with a bid of mors than on After Went' pan. North should .id two apadrn Tins hid la not mud br rags- - a no trump neaf unarlly should " m MM ultrn irh a five-car- d out milt The question Is how rtouth (dealer) irons; one! No trump la the shortest road to the RoaJ (garnet1 and and North thla partner) should bid should km ovrrcalled with only these hands. It being auppiwed that major Mil will give lh when the take-ou- t their opponents (West soil South) original Mdler a valuable option pass wnenever It la their turn to deno trump and the rmijor that clare. Answer tomorrow. Is named With major Mitt weaknesfl, the purtner of the no trumper should (Copyright, 19I7, John F mile Co.) rw Idaho Falls Poor Are Remembered the committee on distribution and of fuel and supplies. Senator M. It. Yeamarj and K. F McHermott will have charge of the advertising. ALFALFA SEED PAYS. c o Nampa Man Found Dead In His Home Ste-ga- r, to The Tribune AMERICAN FALLS. Idaho, Pec. :o Proof that alfalfa aeed can be produced In Power county with profit to Hoe. 1st the grower has ti4n furnished by W. M. Davis of this city. Air. Davis has Just disposed of alfalfa seed which he raised the past summer on his ranch, and it brought til in return amounting to slightly more than I00 NEW MENACE TO HEALTH. Aunt Prudence "Keep away from tha loudspeaker, Denny. The announcer sounds as If he had a cold." Punch. 75. at the Hrown-F.ldred- si Tpi aS'iis DIVIDEND NEWS TWO COUPLES WED. rir.ACKFOOT. Idaho, fec. 20 Miss Theresa Nlalson of Idaho Falls and Robert II. McFarland of Garland, l'tah. were married by Probate J. K. (jnod, in hla office at tha Judge court houxa Saturday afternoon. Adamor Ambrla and Aurella Burgee also were married by Judge tlood chambers Saturday afternoon. People II SWre ' . :j.o vriZ ' I Mi I; to Dad, Brother, Sweetheart Merry Christmas With FLOWERS film) Mix A Beautiful Blooming $1.50 to $7.50 A Nice Fern $1 to $8 A Box of Cut Blooms $2 and up Socks or "Wool Hose, in all colors, patterns and sizes. Dad will ap-- . preciate two or three pairs. Priced 25c to 2.50 44 LEATHEE FACED GLOVES, pair CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 79c 25c Suggestive Gifts Suspenders and (Jarters apr JTelfs, prifts; indispensable also. They make very wel come gifts, indee SAME AS CUT All Sixes. A Heal Shoe Drpjing Gowns solve Another problem. Choose one of these for your best friend. Reduced .202 Value, to $6.00; "Tha Masaerrger Happiness" 50 E. So; Temple. Was. 2730 -m Silk and Wool Sox SOX F g $1.00 Kind . 25c 49c PAIR MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN S Now. 150 close pairs at t- o- $4.65 1 lot Men's Small SUITS 34 Size to 86. Values to 135.00 HIGHTOPS Values up to $10.00 - $11.05 LADIES' UNION SUITS Silk- - and wool. Elliott brand. $2 yalues. Now ; PAIRS oue MEN'S WOOL MEN'S LINED KID GLOVES Pair Values to $6.00 $1.95 S2.C5 -- BLAZERS SOX Black and brown, pair 51.43 8c a MEN S EATS EIIison'FIowers j $20.00 $945 Pairs Main Bargain Table Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Footwear. All new stock to be sacrificed.. Come see right now. choice Four-in- S'eckwear: in Hands, Bows, your sweethearts' favorite color; all new designs. Priced Gifts to brothers. All styles and patterns. Triced 1.00 and uo 1.95 to 11.50 , HOP TIES... BOW CI 9R CHILDREN'S -SHOES Values to $2.25 v Pair r j ALL-WOO- $1.75 aj DARN-PROO- OVERCOATS Pair 150 AND MQ MEN'S SILK MEN'S MEN'S & BOYS' SHOES Values to $1.00. ; BIG MONEY COATS SHOES UNUSUAL VALUES MEN'S All Must Go ty union 200 g $2.S5 26c LEATHER. OVERALLS hea Extra needs a .Scarf to go with his overcoat. Silk Scarfs are best. SAVE pair MEN'S AND BOYS' SHEEPSKIN AND 49c Every man .Valnea to go. All 25c value. 5c MEN'S ILK TIES $1.00 Kind. 89c MEN'S BOYS' OVERALLS. . XMAS GIFTS NOW AND pairs to FANCY DRESS SOCKS, Men's and Boys' Goodyear Welt SHOES Values to $5.00; black and tan ; all sizes made". 300 GARTERS MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, Xmaa COTTOw S3s made. All Sizes Guaran-- , - 8c SHINE SETS. . Pair" LADIES' SHOES $7.00. jult WHITTEMOBE TAN POLISH . BUY YOUR 23c 106 HEAVY MEN'S UNION SUITS, strip; Mm $1.75 PLAIN CANVAS GLOVES OVER- - SLIP - OVER at SHOES pair. PAIR LCT $2.65 r NOV ON 4c MEN'S SICKEK SOX- SALE MEN'S AND BOYS' WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS Men BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION SUITS Values to 35c, 59c j sood-lookin- Nos. 11 and 15 East Broadway. $1.65 Pair I9c CHILDREN'S HALF $1.00 Values BUCKLE 4 $2.45 MEN'S AND BOYS AND OXTOBDS Goodyear welt, pair HOSE LADIES' SHOES, OX- - . We Invite you to come in and see our beautiful selec tion of Flowers and P on South Temple BOYS' 8LICKEK COATS COATS will be greatly appre- Silk madras or broadcloth Shirts make Eat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii)iHinmmmmii 4c each. LADIES' Plant Of your own selection Deseret Book Company 25c AlEOW COLLARS, $095 Every gift given from Z. C. M. I. Men's Shop low pur SILK Gift Suggestions at FORDS, PAIB" And Up 20c to 1.00 GIVE BOOKS LADIES' SHOES AND Sample House or Friend' Z. C. M. I. Men's Shop Say Best sellers are here-a- ll of them. We won't mention them by name, but if youll come in we will be glad to point them out to you. to and changes color wliea applied Mend with your natural flesh tints. Leaves no trace of oil or pigment on the skin. Hitnply can't be detected! Waterproof and lasts all (lay I (Jet Car-netoday from any toilet goods dealer. (Adv.) 1 . for the Older Folk. Gift ran td iipilied with the most subtle artistry. ( ar nee. as it is railed, comes in only one iliailtf, tangerine, 65c be. Give him six or a dozen. Priced 'r 525,000 Stock Selling Fast ter. The more Handkerchiefs a man has the happier he will he. .' Direct from Paris comes marvelous new non oily Creme Jioiige which Slippers ciated, and truly conveys your sentiments to the lucky people on your Christmas list. Every section in the Men's Store is ready to help you do your shopping. Stocks are complete, fresh, new, up to the minute seare lections easily Specially catering to itoriei for the yous? tots If filled with delightful of fairy itoriei, Mother Goose choic rhymes, etc., to please the little flrl or All beautifully illustrated and atboy. tractively bound. W.H.Wade . & Co. . l par Wwi Our Book Department Paris Sends Us New Creme Rouge Men's, Ladies' and Children's lor Sunday afternoon, and the body waa taken to Smlthfleld, l'tah, Monday morning for burial. It waa accompanied by tha widow and a daughYOUTH COMMITTED. to The Tribune. HLACKFOOT, Idaho, Dec. (ieorge Kxell mad a trip to alt. Anthony Monday to take Vernon Mitchell to the Industrial school. While at tha school. Deputy Ksell called on each of he six bnya and two girls who are there from Blackfoo.t. GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE TOTS 111 Wll-ao- Special Family POCATELLO WOMAN DIES. POCATELLO. Idaho, tec 20 Mrs. lllttre Heed. 62. wife of Henry Reed. died at Ihe family home, tit North Fourth avenue, at 10 o'clock Monday at Tha body Is at tha Mcllan (i night In undertaking parlors Funeral arrangeof ments will ba mads following word from relatives Line i Fu- Lou Hansen, It). year-ol- d end Mrs. H. L. Hansen of Oauroud. narrowly escaped death by drowning when he fell Into a cistern contain ing five feet of watar. Loyal, with hia brother. A. C. sml sister. Alice. 11 and IJ. respectively. were watering tha rattis in tha au. eenca of their parents They were taking tha water out of lha well with bucket on lha and of a rope. As a bucketful of water waa rlos to the lop of Ihe well, liyal leaned over tha aids and grabtwd the pall to bring It up. Tha snow around tha well raueed him to slip. and. over balancing ha fell Into tha well head Hla fintt. quickly lowered the bucket, which ha grasped and after eome time they were successful in reecultif him from tha ley water. ta Tire Trlbuse IDAHO FALI-H- . Idaho, Iec. Hry-aservices for Charles son of Mr and Mra. O. P. Ilryan, of III Kleventh etreet. who dld Monday following a aeveral weeks' Illness, will be held at the St John a F.ptsco-pa- l In Dec. ft son of Mr. Idaho. I ftuerlal ROAO CHANCE PROPOSED. Special te The Tribune HI" PERT. Idaho. Dec 2ft proposals Heyburn brldce across Snake river to change the state highway running hai been let by the atate and the pil- east on the south side from ing la now on the ground awaiting to a route Hurley north on Overland avenue the arrival of a pile driver. The state rosa the Snake river and then to has tha work In charge. Kuiiert, Minidoka and along tha rail road to American Falls, has been presented to the Burley chamber of com merce by business men of Rupert. NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (API Directors of the Petroleum Transport company took no action today on dividends, announcing thai Ihe company planned a material development of properties In 1K28, and. althoUKh the dividend was earned. It was thought wise to conserve cash to meet requirements for 1U2H expansion and auch contingencies as might develop (luring the year. F. H. Wlikett, chairman of the board, who has been in health, requested lha board to accept his resignation. An extra dividend of 2 per cent and the regular quarterly of the same amount have been derlarv-- by Joseph Dixon Crucible company, both payable December 31 to stix-- of record December 2'). Gotham Silk Hosiery declared an extra dividend of 4 per cent on the common stock, payable In common stock, with the regular quarterly of 2 cents on February li to holders of record February 1. Ft. Joseph Lead company declared four extra dividends nf cents each and four regular quarterly dividend. of 5i cents each for 1!I2S. payable March 20. June 20 Sentemher "ii sni December 20. M FAUB IDAHO (. CONTRACT LET. ConIdaho, "IVc. ?0 tract for the construction nf the new Gifts For All The Drowning ba recently contained Borne Christ null presents which are very much ta ( hirf among thee sooreristcd. the offer of a friend living In Wash to eiilp completely tha Ir.gton. P. chemiairy department aa g permanent memorial to a friend who stood huh In tha chemistry world. Thla means that tha donor will reimburse tha ridl'g for equipment already In ba pea and provide whaiaver may riecessar to make lha denartment of In wast. tha eon! the any la a apeclal Among other gifts check for IIihh) from Mrs, Fred May tag of Newton, Iowa, aa her "Christ mas gift to tha College.' Mrs. May tag had previously paid for lha cam pus landscape plan which haa heel In coursa of preparation for mora than year. FUNERAL PLANS MADE. BRIDGE HKYHt'RN', even a rldge. California. Among those who wanted to pane tha resolution without ommit tea ref erence were moat of the membera of Iperlal ta The Tribune. the froaresalva Kepubilcnn bloc, and IDAHO FA M.S. Idaho. I)ec. :o thatr votea, added to the full Iemo-rratl- Several cases of destitution In lha vote, will nasa tha resolution city hava been reported to Mrs A. V. Scott, chairman of tha committee when tha final test come. of Aso"latcd Charities, whhh has charge of caring for tha city poor at Chrlatmaa tirna. A number of lodgea and churches hava contributed one of the most recent, being the Odd Fellows' lodge, which gave a substantial amount. On the ways and means committee. .Mrs. Scott has appointed Vern Hlse perlal ta The Tribune T. II.- Farmer. Th and committee NAMPA, Idaho. Dee. S.- -V IS. waa dlacovered dead In tied to report cases of destitution. Captain In hla home here Monday by hla wife llevnolda nf (be Salvation Army, the upon her return from Meridian, where Itev. A. Martenson, Mrs. Hugh Park Mr. Farmer and d Ooree Taylor. aha had been visiting friends. notified Mrs. Park have been deslanated as Mrs. Stegar Immediately tha county coroner and an examination revealed that Mr. Ktegar had been dead from three to four hours. It la reported that Wednesday of last trees: Mr Stegar acted peculiarly and that he had threatened to kill 1'lmaelf. Hla wife, becoming alarmed, sent for the police and he waa taken He waa taken to CaldInto custody well and examined, hut the following waa and returned home. released day ' FUNERAL SERVICES HELD, perlal ta The Tribune. BI.ACKFOOT. Idaho, Pec. 20 neral aervlcea were held for Kllas I I Jamee K. Ilaser and Halle Wood wire found hut guilty of second de tree burglary at a Uennett (las and Oil oimnniy station on account of Insufficient evidenra following preliminary hearing before Judge N H 7anner In Ihe city court Tuesday. They were alleaed to hava entered the station November 'l at I atroel and South Temple. Joseph M. Nelson, assistant county attorney. In Hew of the outcome of IMs case, permitted their codefioid- ant. ;irn Woolley. to enter a plea of guilty to petit liirceny. Tha stale. haiCIt gone to trill, would have sarely lust aa on tha Itaker and Wood case, he sold. A representative of the Uennett company appeared In court and acquiesced In tha action. Wool-le- y waa given a sli months" sentence, to data from Incarceration, sll e thirty-fivsuspended except days. Ill sentence will expire on Christmas eie. YEOMEN CLAN FESTIVITIES. HfilMK. Idaho. Dec. t Arrange-ment- s have been completed for tha Wednesday afternoon Christmas events of tha Yeomen lodge 2 311 church o'clock with the Hey. Will H. to h held Wcember V. Mrs. Florence rumvill of tha l'plscopal church Nelson Is rhalrmiai. A program will be featured and members from all the charre and the Rev. Horace Turner the Methodist Cplacopal church surrounding towns will be Included. 42 ssw-il- n Rebefore, It la imaeed. Only from the went voted to republican fer tha reaolutlon to committee, among tha number being 8moot, l'tah. WarJonea. Washington; ren, Wyoming; McNary and Steiwer. Oregon; Oddle. Nevada; Hhippa, Colorado, and Short s Westminster Gets Boy Narrowly Alleged Robbers of Gas Station Appreciated Gifts Escapes Death President II. It. herd of West Held Not Guilty rririeter From college reporte that the malt W. l. Esch of mm milium i in mi ii liiiiiuif mm iiiiiiimmi 21, 1927.. Gloves make hand- nt some pifts, too. These sre beautifully made and very strong. UNUSUAL VALUES $2.95 a 9 o'Clock MEN'S WOOL RUBBERS AH aUes BeaM boy; pair II. BLAZERS for 89c Values np 300 Values to $6 TUF WEAR W0EK PANTS to pij Wc'W Broken Line Pain Choice, $2.95 Pair Buy Xmaa WORK SHIRTS nlT SUPPERS Now A At Wir,.Vl.UI H. TJflBE 44c Children's Black STOCKTNGS 35c alnes. Ex- - S,.. 65C pair.....UC CO. NOS. HAND 15 EAST BROADWAY I Values $3.45 4 |