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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20. 102?. v Ised tc make a preliminary canvas of the Guernsey breeders to select CAPITOL PRESENTS j Last Photo of Hassell and Cramer at Cochrane. Ont. l.MSUAL prospective animals which will make up the exhibit. Guernsey breeders of Balt LAkecoumty are enthusiastic about the outlook, for future development in the interest of the Guernsey breed, and steps are 1 blng taken to organise an aaeociation in tbs county. OF BILL - ' VARIETY AND PEP Verbal Battle Waged Relative to Proposed posed for thii group of admirers in Just i few moments before hop ping off from Cochrane, Ont., for Greenland, Bert Hassell (left) and Parker Cramer, missing fliers, HIT BECOMES I front of their monoplane Greater Rockford. . automobile camps1 Salt 1 she fruin California Tuesday, it is shown by the lists compiled In the three main camps of the city Other states mefe represented by good numbers, although the peak of automobils tourists is said to have been passed some time V mVis favoring the paving of teuteenlh South from Fifth to Fif- th LUr.vt streets and those opposed V proje' t waged a hot verbal bat- at tne city commission meeting Arrivals at ths City Auto park ti'hri, uSt 'i im Imling both w.i r(g (ft arguments, while Mrs 8 Wllev and son. Uos An- geles C YV KhmuMI and partv Oakland Mr and Mrs F H Garrett San Mr and Mrs G ltoger Hunanlino and party, ls(w Angeles ConneUicut R, 8 Whittles and par ty. Bridgeport Colorado Mr and Mra. J W. Head Mrs and party, Denver, Mr. and Walter Uuniger and child, Frulta. Idaho Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Brant and child, Idaho Falls Illinois Mr. and Mra Fred Gslls and aon, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs Walter iW many of which someone else was pro and con as if thiUlrrn rtd h u n the diit the street two-thir- g 4 Widow of Oil Plant Victim Given Compensation Award 4 bl t flefinlng company. onrludlng that the fatality occurred p New Entrance Finds Favor With Shoppers 0 - T All-F- all Upstairs Shop, 27f Now Is Doubly InvitMain, to ing Smartly Dressed Salt Lake Women. Ladies Plaj ground and. recreation centers win close September 1&, tt was announced Tuesday by Miss Charlotte Stewart, supervisor of the etty recreation department. In conformity with a plan of several veara, ths recreation department will After reveral wek of remodeling, this year effectively bridge over the the ladle' Upstairs Hhop, Halt Lake s time between the midsummer season faorite womens app&rei shop. Is In and the active school season, tt la rea most attractive state of readlnese ported. At each school center play suto sene every woman who desires to pervision wlH extend until September dress smartly at a moderate eost. 2. and at alt park center until SepIt la the new entrance, at 271 Main tember 15. Regarding the extended atreet, which occasions most enthu- season. Miss Stewart said: siastic comment. For this entrance Is In most cities the size of Balt Lake, m Itself an exceedlnaly delightful active recreation leadership Is extendshop, displaying exclusively In Salt ed over the entire year for the Lake City the nationally famoua Blue hours Balt Lake carried out Moon silk hosiery, as well as lingerie, such a program several years ago on and a selection of millinery that Is ten of the school grounds for the fall BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 28 (A).A among the largest and smartest In the months, and hopes before long to be ettv able to place Halt Lake on the list of huga rock, more than fifty feet long, d Everything on display ts fittingly ths cities with supervitoday blocked traffic on the Oregon ' hrand-neand refreshingly styled, sion. Hhort Line near Maiden Rock. Mont., ' Special programs are the Autumn mode being the feature while a force of more than 100 men being glveh both In the entrance and In the Upthis week at several of the city centers. to move it. The boulder, stairs Hhop, whers hundreds of clever Ensign school will be ths scene of a attempted which slipped from a mountain, hit the nrw dressee and coats are attracting play program Thusday night, when a rails with such force that It drove them one act play, a stunt and a danca proeager buyers In daily Increasing numfour feet into the roadbed. berwill be featured. gram All Indications are for a banner Two trains between Butte and Salt afternoon, the children at season and the continued popularity the"Thursday Sugarhouse center will present Lake were detained on account of the of Halt lake womens favorite slogan. theTr program for the parents of the accident - trear" Malden Kocfi, 'Mont Y ' k Up and Save " No. 3J, which should have arrived at (Adv.) district. 7:55 a. m. Tuesday, waa delayed until 4 50 a. m. Wednesday, and No. 8, scheduled to arrive at 10.30 p. m wlll arrive at 8 a. ni. Wednesday, YELLOWSTONE PARK Wednesday. lap-pene- after-scho- '1 Tobacco is the latest remedy for seasickness recommended by travelers. Gordon D. Knox, writing In the British Medical Journal, claims to have made the great discovery by accident. d He said that tie had to light a pipe after a slight feeling of ntnsea and the Illness disappeared. He urged a friend to try the same remedy which operated thle time with equal success. (A). LONDON Recreation Director Looks Forward to Time Soon for Supervision. Large Boulder Ties Up Trains year-roun- l -- l SPECIAL EXCURSION Leaves Salt Lake, Sept. 7 feompleft trip, hotel way $54.40 Complete trip, camp w&y $48.90 Covering Railroad Transportation, not Including Pullman fare and all expenses for complete standard y in Yellowstone Park, Including meals, lodgings and bus tour fare Tour opportunity to see one of the West's greatest scenic, attractions at ona Special low rate. flva-da- UNION PACIFIC soon If Plans Canada Assistant From Washington Reaches City Airmail post-offi- place, remember that hundreds' of people are daily watching the Business Opportunities columns of The Tribnne for their future business location and they 11 Russians Plan Early ISational Air Development answer your ad if you tell enough facts to make it 800 (AP). MOiet govammaot W inter- sov- pre- plana Involve an extension of Into new preaent air lines . t. , Li- g nUCii XlIp 9SIIIKB IUH aontheaatern sections of the country. At preaent there are 1100 kllometen of .air lines In operation. At tiie end of the five-yea- r period it la planned to Aav '40,00t "tilometera. p !; . 1-5Business Opportunities TRIBUNE WANT ADR WASATCH Th hx pared a program for the development of civil aviation extending ever five year. The esting t Turn Classificato tion I Vacation in Riley M. Becksteed, chief of detectives of the police department, will leave Halt Lake Thursday for a month's vacation In Canada. Chief Bni Utead will be temporarily relieved by Detective Lieutenant I. H. Clayton, it was announced Tuesday by Chief Joseph E. Burbldge. youre anxious to sell your . SW nukiM .id , A pS Georgia Mr. and Mra. L. L. Echoff. Atlanta. lilinoia Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bevan. Chicago; A. B. Cook and party, Pekin. JowaK. H. Bcroggs snd family, Indianoia. Mr. and Mrs. K. Gaffney, Dep Moines Kan one Charles W. Bumip and which will be filled at the No- family, Emporia; Frank N. White and vember election. Kiowa. Mr Quinn waa born In Bingham and party, Minnesota G. J. Jarchow, Mr Nelhad his early education there Later lie Jarchow and Mins Verna Jarchow, he Attended the University of I tah Cecil Blanchard, line City; E. Before the world war he was chief clerk Harris; M Jarchow and family, Cambridge. for Thomas Homer, then county clerk, M Weourt Cl yd F. Made and famthe air service and spent ily and Mr. ajid Mrs. Thomas Ames-burfatirteen months in France. Kansas City; C. Kroenlen and n Seven other Democrats ftt Louis; U. M. Matthews and hav been proposed for nomination for party, Hume. party, the two seats in the county commie Montana 8. M. Banders and party. Mon. are Harvey C. Uariisle, Missoula. Thes mission Samuel J. Lindsay Of Taylorsville, former commissioner; John H. Cook, manager ot the municipal baths; Brigham S Young, George I. Pyper, Frederick L. Bap by and Ixminlc Burns Eleven Republicans have been mentioned for nomination .They are Isaac Les'er, msyor of Murrav; John A former maor of Midvale; Ernest I Burg on f Weet Jordan, former commissioner; Samuel T. Bennion, Clarence Cowan, J. Parley White, Charles L. Baldwin, president of the Labor Temple association, Wiltinm E Tur-to- n of Oarfleidr nd Joseph 8. Berry of Murray. t, City Briefs b U- w im T i h patrii v (o nifik m Addteaacs by Governor George H William H. king, nominated at tha Democratic state convention in Logan Saturday for will feature the Smith day program at Lagoon Thursday, it waa announced Tuesday by the committee in charge. Governor Dern and Senator King are scheduled to apeak ip the evening. Campaign songe, a noelty duet, community singing and band selections sre also on the day's program. Mitton H Welling, who delivered the keynote speech at the 2ogan convention and nominee for secratary of state, la also scheduled to speak during tha eveA sports program will taka ning place during tha afternoon. Thoee who attend 'Will have opportunity to hear tha aooeptanoa speech cf Senator Joseph T. Robinson, the party s nomine for vice president. Senator Robinson's address will be broadcast from Hot Springs, Ark, me of the notification ceremonies. Beginning at 2 30 clock In tha afternoon, an athletic program featuring ill Hrietles of races will be staged KoHnwing this Hill be a matinee dance at uhith prise fog trotters and walts-ei- s will be selected. Ueaides tha addresses of the candidates m th evening, tnere will bt selection by a bend, tha East high hn)s' quartet and the American Fork bov alngers. Mrs. R. J. Alexander ts chairman of the committee In charge of arrangements. Other members of tha corn mute are Mrs. Ernest B. Harrison, Calvin W. Rawlings and Ernest Dern and Senator la Now Ready to Serve You prnt pr An entire depart- ment store on one floor ton. Due in Salt Lake Wednesday EpFifty members of the Sigma Phi HaK silon fraternity sill arylve in luiks at 8b a m Wednesday on the' Union Pacific from Hattie, traveling in two special inr. They will spend the day sightseeing and leave at 4.JU p m. on the Denver A Rio Grande Western for the east KEEN Tall brand,. can. Stan lor 25c ',Whits aits cana 3 . . TA can Upton's Black, when a thing unusual first meats ones approval, it ts appropriately de scribed with one word keen except at the Old Mill, then Webeter ts taxed for romantic phrases to tha utmost. DELIGHT there is a lot more to dancing than a good floor and must o tho most Important ingredient for ths formuls, "keenest delight" is s romsntic setting, where stand ths walls of sn Old Ruin. have Salt BHnded by the setting son, (fra. H. r a la' belle etoile Ol r- 0,V,r 89c 39 c $138 Pikes Peak brand I lb. pail RICEFLAKES delicious, seasonable cereal, pkg. A ............ 10c BLUliiG pall. Mra. Stawart'a, Ws reserve right to limit quantity. GROCERY DEPT. botls 10-o- lEo SPECIAL Fresh Catfish, lb. 35c (Limit) SALMON HALIBUTJSliccd.lb. These Prices Good All Week. Gl u (r PUBLIC STANDARD MEAT MARKET Delicious Cinnamon Rolls, doz. 20c Made with milk and egge. PREMIER BAKERY BOILED HAM, . . pound POTATO CHIPS, pound 31c 29c m DELICATESSEN PICKLINQ CUCUMBERS All slzts. per hundred ..... UTAhL W REE- C STONE Peaches FRUIT STAND QUALITY POTATOES .. 10 lb Jc Pottawattomi PLUME TO. Tender Orn EEANS 3 bt f g. , 25c s MACARONI.. Cocos. 2 lbs.' 15c 2 lbs., 25 VARIETY 8c . SHOP -- sV lhc 97f A- ',u5 PRONt 3 lbs. 29c pruit stand ..30c Large Mixed EGGS, dozen. lb.. Tulip Brand BUTTER, DAIRY SMOR sdd to this ths first two and you Laks'a"dsncs elsasic." Woman Crashes Into Auto ' SYRUP Karo Whits, 5s dot. , double-lip- - 4 wJ C- A Bread and ButUr. Jar Jar Rubbers Red, heavy Iir gc LARD sets. large places, fA1 d PICKLES UnchscaSels 37 N. BARRACUDA Erlckaon, 1ST7 Emerson avenue, ear driven hy into crashed head-o- n Rich. 1531 Princeton avenue, a4 Harry Business Man Discusses 15 p. m. Tuesday Injuring her two -Marjorie. 9, and Junior, 11, Foreign Trade Conditions children. according to a police accident renrt V Th accident um.uiiw1 mi Otlnisr grlfTT In t of Eleventh East street. Buxine condition England. just Eranr. Belnum and other European According to the report. Rich aaa countries were dlxcuxsed by Kdaard driving at on GUmr drive when relocal who man. Mrs. bualnexa JIlllFon, Erickson, driving wet, came trip to Eu- arouid a curve, waa blinded br the sun. cently returned from rope. In an addreaa Tueady at the swerved to ths wrong side of the road and hit him head-oweekly meeting of th Knlxhta of ,h damaging both Round Tabl at tha chanUer o macfoipcx. Jnntor Ertrk wm v aaBuT " while Slightly Injured, 'Marjorie it dancing every nits come for fun ts The club will give a party Wedneslieved t have suffered a broken collar- bone. nits. day, night at the Old Still. 1- All Berke-ley:Lou- Fra-wi- et. TUII A FISH MILK Htauf-fach- seri- Buying Trip Henry 8g!ti manager of th Mod. 114 South Mala treet, Irft Tu radar on an extended buying trip to tho at Lagoon. Thursday Rled-hel- mi o Smith Day Program Next Oklahoma Merrett Van Sickle and party, Pond Creek; John H Caaey and family, Norman. Texas Mr. and Mrs R. S. Jackson, Han Antonio, H L. Allen and party, Dolores Costello Plays Honey Grove: Lira. E K Foster, MUe Frances Foster and John Foster, HousSouthern Belle at State ton. . Uwjh Mr. and Mrs. George W. WilDolores Costello, afar of Heart of liams, Richfield. Mr. and Mfs George comes to the State which Maryland Green and Ephraim Lundberg and famtheater Wednesday for a run of two ily, Hogan, days, has peer been so appeaUngly p Nelson'-ramincluded beautiful sir trrthe role of Maryland-Calverat Arv4 the girl, a ho, hile passionCalifornia Mr and Mrs. E. R. and aon, Glendale; R. H Hmlth, ately loving the south, found her teart Hon Frenclsoo; W. 8 Stone, Petelvne, divided against itself In lova for a of the north Honors, Mr. and Mra. A. J Blackley. soldier This tilting nnd glamorous story Hants Barbara. Mr. and Mra J. M Aar davs hna had numerous Wilkins. Fan Jose; 8. J Bent. Ijs of civil sine it won fame for Mrs Lesrevivals Angelas; Mr. and Mrs W. A. Vine. El Centro; Mrs. Margaret Barber and lie Carter 30 years ngo, and always sucones. cessful It U suffused with a pasfamily, Pasadena; O R. Wilson, Ba- sionate Intensity whtch makes it peren kersfield, Sherman P. Storey. H Jones, Oakland: A F. Dlally interesting The producers have given it marWhite, Han Jee; N. A. Hafer, OaklandMr. and Mre. W S. Waehanr, velous settings and a. cast whbh many of the most celebrated Modesto of tiie dny Among tha great Arizona Alice H. Jackson and Mr. names ch iracterir'itions are Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. F J Brumfield, Ptwenlx. Du Line General RobIn, Jefferson Oregon P. C. Williamson, Portland ert E. Lee and Generalvis, Giant. Stewart Illinois Lawrence, Elgin, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Rs, Chicago; Mr and Mrs. James P. Mellodey, EvansFifty Fraternity Members I Lav and Welling King Wants are the most result It rirMr T,evi Hton with Knv In the CHt. Juna Mm low a in th other Kill arc Fiv hlg R. tn of vtu'levlll booked In Addition tn th feature picEl UotH, America's foremost ture xvlnphnn plaver. need no IntroducHi pr'jrram Includes many of tion thama!era Gofentured In hla act Holmes. Beatrice Brne, an Inimitable petit dan er The Exposition Jubilee Four, ft me Breach of Contract Alleged Indiou ttnupA of colored folk, four aouthern men render In Suit for $365,000 Damages a and girl, niing melodies of the past In an unusua' man if r whtrh ha RRtned them thou Hi California land A Tmt comeanls of friend nil over the country h Bruno Wet Tilo offers a fast pany f lad anil In th Third district Th amuing values court Turadav. azklnr $355,(10 dam rou'i'W' of ImImii inR ami tmuhIc Inter of from axaa with William flHhe. cmedv J. Halloran, praal perd we are offering in our Trust comFtai liOok Mov le a Fhineee female d.nt of tha Halloran-Juda- a who presents n unique ps nr, for allatad braarn of contract impersonator t In ronnrctkm with tha roaatructon of Down Stairs Depart W H Gmh and hi Plano Hutid are tha Xcofleld dam for tha Prlca Rlvar mu1 of Pie Water Uonaarvatlon dlatrlrt In 13(4. tu ment Store era excitprnmid hit on the The complaint alien. that tha d terriers He nnd lus pedigreed lull a toutmc of Pick which f.ndant ronvartad $25.00 worth of bonria to hta own os and bought an ing the interest of any-wh- o unusual ard i igin il additional 1 25.0ft worth of th bond at 59 rent of th par valoa when appreciates Emil Jannings Reappears tha company waa for cad to rata cash to pay tha thar.br values. real amployacs, placing On Screen After Absence company In such a poaitlon that It waa unabla to complet Ita contnot with Starling Wed need iv at the Victory tha Irrigation dlatrlrt. f tha amount of d. mags sought, IliHt ha a sound been is jmtme claimed the neatest pbture ever made 3300.009 la for tha prollla allagad to from several standpoint Primarily hara baan loati 325.009 oa tha prooaada is the extraordinary acting of that of Imnda aold; 115,900 loas oa tha congreat star, F.mll Jannings, the man tract and (25,909 punttlv damagw. w ho elexnted the hararter role tarring heights HI portrayal of the Guernsey Breeders Start charactci of Paul I, the mad oxar nf Russia, is truly realistic as to hold State Fair . Exhibit Move one breathless throughout ths entire The Patriot' was d! performance rected by Ernst Lubltsch, which, by Definite plans for th entry f s ths way. inaiks the first return Hull Lak eounty Guernsey herd St these two great starH, Jannings and th state fair have been launched by in the same picture since tha Ban Lskt Luhltsoh county Guernsey breedtheir several Mg sum esses When they er $ were both working on Gcitnan produc A committee including Arthur B. tlon Ere k son, K. L. Madsen, James G. Burt, In the cast supporting Emil Jan B Erekson and V. L. MaKineau, J. nings me Iafwts Ftones sa ths mad county agrlcuitural agent, waa anWtor- czar's onlv friend; Fount Pahlen, Flor encs idnr as Pahiens sweetheart. Countess Gstrrnann and Nell Hamilton as the Clown Prince Alexander. The stmy deals slth the fight that on man has to prove falthlesa to his friend and yet faithful to his country, culminating in one of the most dramatic serjuerrees the screen has aver witness d BALLOON DAT WZDNBSDAT The Patriot has full sound effects on the Western Electric system and of iq miay of our customer! we are again By request score is played the beautiful musical balloon by a symphony oicheatra of over 100 with each purchase of 25o one blown-u- p giving pieces FKEX. We want pen to get a balloon. Fox movietone news reel and Ethel Hogan at the Wurlitser complete ths WEDNESDAY SPECIALS program. 4 ho Iowa Ia. J. Sylvester, Newton Kansas Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul, St. Marys. Nebraska Hans Rethwitch, Carroll; W. J Williamson and M J. Nortnile, Concealment Charged Thosnas L Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maiben, Ince is charged with concealing mort- Palmyra New York E. Ingraham. Buffalo. gaged property in a complaint filed Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs, T. R Tuesday with the countv attorney. J. A. Milien of the Hurling Furniture Corbett, Pittsburgh. Texas Howard Purdy, Houston. company Is the complainant. Tennessee L. J. Losl, Nashville Wisconsin O Lord, Bloomington, Liquor Charge Filed E O Richens of Midvale charged with possession Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eckman, Berch of Intoxicating liquor In & complaint Datir. Washtng-toTIssued hy- - Aha oountv wttomey Tues0.HTteeder; Aberday. Richens was arrested by deputy deen. sheriffs Monday when one gallon of whisky abd twenty-fou- r quarts of beer Motorists Convince Judge were confiscated In a raid on his premises. On Excuses for oor Lights i FSi- - OeMwtf Attsgstf Witter (Ifs is charged with driving his autoEighteen motorist. tagge(Uln the mobile In access of thirty mlbs an hour city's ampalgn against improper lights on automobiles on Monday, apr eared In a complaint Issued In the county attha ouy court Tuesday, and three torneys office 'Tuesday Kart Glsse-ma- n in mere fined $1 for their negligent Fif arresting officer, charsee with speeding past Eighteenth teen convinced Judge Gayien 8. Young South and State, street August 27. that the poor ttghta wara excusable at th time of apprehension, and they Divorce Granted An tone Rametls were released with warning that a furwee granted a divorce from CLeo Feme ther offense would result in ftnes The tis on the ground of desertion by 'udge city will eontlnu It efforts to rmrrve William M. McCrea In the Third district the lighting hazard front local streets. court Tuesday. Judge Young declared, and if vjolations of the lighting ordinance continue, severe penalties win be inflicted. Returns From THp Mrs. E. A 64t Mouth West Temple street, has to the Pacific Blinded returned from a by Setting Sun, nortiiwMt. 6f the fire department prevented ous damage to the establishment Iik till. Collins Bernard F Quinn announced Tuesday that he is a candidate for nomination for county commissioner at the Democratic county convention in Bait Lake Beptc inher 8 He bad previously len prominently mentioned for one in the county comof the two sent Afrha which opens It r. License Hesrmg Set Hearing on the of Chief of Police Joeeph E. petition Biurbtdge to revoke the licenses of the Fairmont and Arlington hotels. Issued liL,the names of Lr-F-: Mke Panteer whevras arrested at 7T respectively Hotter and John Patakeas, will be TuesWest Second South street recently, and day, September 6, it was announced accused of violating the prohibition by the city commission at their mornlaw, was fined $125 and given 0 days ing meeting Tuesday in Jail In Judge Gayien 8. Young's division of the city court Tuesday. Upon Curtain Catches Firs Blown by the payment of the fine, the jail sentence wind over a gas Jet, a curtain in a waa suspended by Judge Young. room at 360 South Wect Temple street, caught fire at 4 25 oclock Tuesday afternoon. Quick action on the part Chief Detective Beckstead W. R. Rpllman, superintendent df the postoffice service in the first assistant postmaster general's office 8tt Washington, arrived inralt Lake Tuesday to confer with Halt Lake Mr Rpllman will disofficial cuss details of the airmail traffic, for which he is making his trip seem Jutnam JL Liquor Law Violator Pays $125 Fine and Escapes Jail Make Reservation Early For Further Information Call Ticket Offices: Wasatch 680 or Wasatch 200 Seeks Nomination for County Commissioner at Democratic Convention. In nt Ansona I? Preocott. California Mr and Mrs. G. M Robert h, Pasadena, Mrs U. S Clark Ontario. James F. Bcophy and family. Hammcnton, H A Hling and family, f,na Angeles; Mr. and Mra I. Thiel San Francisco, Mrs Claire Minor and aon. Redlands, Bud Allen, Ed Warren. Jack Warren, Fresno. Duncan Knowles, Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs Nesje and V. D. Detamore and family. Iajs Angeles, Mr and Mrs John Httegelmar. Hollywood. Albert bombardl and Jim Phillips, Ban Francisco; Mra. C. D. Baker, Pasadena. Canada W. J. Wocks and family, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Colorado Miss Bonita N. Clark, Boulder, Jack Welch and party, Jen-veMr. and Mrs. F. Bartels, Fort in an accident arising out of the awarded the pemmhMnn !t Bruderer $13 22 per week lor 212 neeks as well as funeral expense. Handsome French forces Wsdm.ad.iv at l'antages tlieatsr. This ta a war picture Th exf t t t whu h hlnd nnd beautiful Jilin hn diivKthe hero. Nir-ma- n ki-in d"peratin ind d spair eluded by the ate industrial commission Tuesday tn he widow of Klden Bruderer. who was Kiied August 8 while cleaning out a wep pump at the plant of the Utah i Legion Beware of Blonde might well have been the litln of The Foreign L the stirring romance of the gton y rt of French Tells and party Mar)vale Mu lngan V. U Mci; Nelly and party Detroit. Missouri J. K. Farrar and party, Thomas Kansas Cm, Jdr. and Mrs Mallor and party, lxckwater. Montana Mr. and Mrs. ft. Sheriook and two children, Butte Nebraska Mr. and Mrs John C. Chord and party Grand laland. New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. August Ernst and two children. Bloomfield New ork A. L Oaks an party, Yonkers. Oklahoma Mr and Mrs J B and party, Oklahoma City. Ohio Klaren lOissel and party, tipnitgfleld. Mr and Mrs H. Calawau and two children. Cleveland South Dakota J Ifc, Dei bey and party. Sioux Falla Utah Charles fcoderberg and party, Ogden isconsln Peter Jung and partv. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kver-il- l Rudolph, ana party, Middjeton. Arrivals at Utah Motor m that respect Walter Meeka asked the commission, and especially the engineers' department, if the original footage of the protesters had not been reduced by the property wheie It waa eliminating not f till sr paid for. Mr Hurd contended hat. given time, the protest would be signed by 90 per cent of the people. The report of the city engineer, claiming onlv 51 per cent of the abutting property owners In protest, was challenged and asked for the right to check the estimates The law allows the citv to Improve the street provided of the fronting footage does pro teat. fl K Kunsel was one of the chief for those favoring the The matter wee again taken under advisement bv the commission. pav-m- nshlp Pantages Screen Offering Indiana J r and Mrs. G F. Bowtn and partv. Bushville Iowa Mr and Mis J K Kdwards B Cednr Rapids Mr and Mrs W Mr and and h Id, ( ltj".c MiI. tj Mlvtw, Ntvvlon k.in-H- " Mi and Mis A becomes Klipi to akld, . lis.-wM curt i get mg Th other ie t intend d that ' ling Tx over loulevard were much nunc dTngcr- ie s,i rd 's tnj d In- Charles California Mr and Mrs Judge Ijos Angeles; Mr and Mrs O It Tavlor and party, Kresno, Mr and Jlojhtnenls cf the pgoject claim that the iaincnt is a necessity, that an H'hVmiidl boulevard should be made hi ugh to the main arteries at this It would relieve the congestion point Twenty first South street, they ea t v cluded II. Hurd, representing those In .test, claimed that the project was ng forced down the throats of props ( u in i s, cot tending that those bend the movement to have the paving buMnean interests, i;Ui.d utei tnd petfeuns hMtig ou the east Dern, ' tunt South Project. nA parties were registered at the i Specific ful. 5ui Seventeenth 1 A Or.e of the vaudeville acts seen on a lot a etage for some time at ths Capitol opened wluoriav theater hen Kan hon K Mvri'o'i Rath Tub Idea wa plavcd for the first time Iwfor laike audit me dance nets, mhtrktng com 8ryitva hew of beautiful g.rls gained tiie imnod it- - fivt.r f the spe tators With 8veet William' ha for the and Bail Bill Brunwuk r cording artist" mx San Fihii- is o junltvr beauties, the tiilmurt n ijuadrupleta. Mat me and BMep himI Lu ille Page dancer extraordlnai the bill freerited an unusual vanetv and appeal In conjunction with the vaudeville Mil, Colleen Moore Irrepressible Irish sweetheart of the screen prevented her latest hit. Oh, Knv " Mias Mooie, lawrence Gray and dMy errv Williams has produced a comedy of nieru ouped with a fine display of her ' ting abilltv conducted bv The l apltol hand PoII.h k afford ri the usual popRalph Alexander Schreiner at ular mui the oigau conpltd the program Forty Parties From Golden State Register Tuesday; Peak Passed, Claim. 48c 4 Reg. 15e tin PRINCE ALBERT 15e PIEDMONT 2 2 for 25c pks 25c CIGARETTES.. Carton 11.10 SOc PRINCE ALBERT tin :49c -- CJCAPEPT, COPPEE Special Blend. PEANUT BUTTER PACIPIC lb. 2 lbs. 75c 23c COFPEE STORES CO. n, -- bs-'T- 1 BANANA A.LA MODE FOUNTAIN LUNCH 10c , |