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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNIXO, NOVEJIBER 17, 1929. Man Poksestea Right To KM Family Cote SMOOT HOPES HooverEnrolls in Red Cross BOISE. Idaho (a) when, a man wants to klU the family cow, or even a cow that has chummed m the same herd with the family cow from child hood, he can do so without consent of the local Inspector, provided the animal Is for his own use, the attor ney general ruled Saturday. inline was siven in answer to New Republican Group a The question from Sheriff Herb Roth- Battles More Delay; well of Orangevuie, who was a little dubious about interpreting the meat Outcome in Doubt. and hide inspection bill passed by the last legislature. The attorney general pointed out. apMla! tottx Triton Nw. - M. The however, that this exemption applied ) WASHINGTON, to stock raised by the person sugar schedule will be takes up by only intended only lor nis own use. and ths senate Monday morning, accord The law reauires inspection of car Jag to the plana and expectation casses as a means of cnecKUf the ac of Senator Smoot, chairman of the tivities of cattle rustlers. ' finance committee. According to the KEEPS ANNIVERSARY. -younf Tunu," tne new Republican of alliance that ha put pep and lift ST. LOUIS into the tariff proceeding the peat the old German stage In 81 Louis two days, the sugar tariff will be were exchanged at tne wtn anni sidetracked for a tune while the sen- - versary celebration recently of the ate gets rid of lees controversial la founding of the German Theater uea, and that ia about the only kind society of St Louis here. Some of the stars of the last half of the 18th cen of forecast that can be made. Senator Smoot would like to get tury were, feted. i tnrougn wita tne sugar debate, and LEGION PLANS SHOW. have those rates fixed without fur ther postponement, Some aenaton BLACKPOOT, Idaho. Aunt Lucia coming to town in the person of blongtaf to the "young Turk" are hopeful of reviving the Merrill Boyle. Stewart Hoover poet I .eliding scale, while others of the No. 33, American Legion auxiliary, Is sponsoring the performance at the ' eoalitlon, the Progressive etna, are in sympathy with the sugar orpheum theater, November Bounty idea. The Democrats have but one Idea, to restore the ratea of the act, basically 1.W on Cubar sugar, and Senator Smoot will wad the fight for the 3.20 rate finally favored by the finance : committee. : ' Only one thine teems certain as TO OPEN SUGAR President, Hooper being "buttoned" by Judge John Barton Payne, American Red Cross president, as Ambassador Charles G. Dawes looks on. FIGHT MONDAY for -- Spain Seeks Statue to Honor First Man in Europe to Smoke ed these men, and that Columbus himself lived in Ayamonte for a short while. When Rodrigo returned from America he rejoined his family and ceased his wanderings, but he had brought back with him a habit which was to get him Into trouble-t- hat of smoking. He also brought an ample supply of tobacco leaves. When Rodrigo's ' wifs saw him smoking for the first time, she thought him possessed of devils and ATAMONTE, Province of Huelva, Spain (UP). A movement Is on foot to perpetuate the memory of. Bodrl- go de Jeres, a citizen of Ayamonte, whose claim to distinction Ilea In the fact that he was the first person In Europe to smoke. Rodrigo de Jeres was one of the three Ayamonte citizens. to accompany Christopher Columbus on his voyage of discovery.. Tradition has It that Columbus personally recruit as a true faithful ehurchwoman that she was. Immediately Informed the Inquisition of what had transoired. None other than the famous Father Tomas de Torquemada heard the ease and consigned Rodriso to mison and ordered the bouse purified and blessed. By the time that be had done his sentence, there were several nunared tobacco smokers In Europe. Ayamonte has already honored Rodrigo by naming a street after him, the very street on which he lived. His house still stands, and now the town council (Avuntaml- ento wants the Spanish tobacco monopolywhich derives great wealth due to the popularity of the habit brought to Europe by Rodrigo to pay the expenses of having the house Long'Time Resident of, Bingham County Diet BLACKPOOT. Idaho. James Milter, who has been a resident of Blng? ham county for the past forty years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs R. A. Robinson, Friday morning. Mr. Miller was a widower, his wife having died several years ago. . He Is survived by tour daughters, Mrs. Graver Klrkpatrlck and Mrs. R. A. Robinson of Blackioot, Mrs. J. M. Arnold of Texas and Mrs. J. T. Brown of Payette, Idaha suitably designated by placing a marble marker pointing out Its historical significance. . . ber New Hampshire Schools regaras we sugar taruf ; It la an ECOtlOClY 0 18-2- 0. CLEANING for Find Greek Unpopular Is- sue on which senators will vote their respective eonvicttonj, and will not vote according to their latest group ainnanoo. mere m no more unanimity of opinion among regular than among Progressives and the coalition cannot hold together on their particular Item any more uwn- - can we young tut group. Ths Democrat corn nearer to a solid front on the wu wan oo any outer group,sugar but even they concede that there will be a break In their own lineup, for the Louisiana and Florida, and possibly two or three other Democratic a OONOORN. If. H. fUP),-Or-eek seems to have slumped greatly In the state of New can pre-sentt-ng to vote for the obtainable rates on No senator has attempted to make a poll of the seriate on the sugar Issue, nor will any risk his reputation by forecasting the outcome. Senator Smoot flatly refuses to make any1 guess as to what the outcome wtU be. ... MM Hampshire during - the past year. A report made recently by Walter M. Day, deputy state commissioner of education, showed that not a single New Hampshire high school student was studying that lan: guage this year. Last year, it was reported. 19 pupils throughout the state were students of the ancient tongue. Latin, another ancient European language, however, still maintains high popularity m many New Hampshire Kboola. Funeral Service! Held For Mr$. Vincent Bolte WASHINGTON, D. Hoover was enrolled In the Red Cross for the coming year. When GOOpiNO, Idaho. Paneral ser vice were held Wednesday for Mrs. Vincent Bolte, 65, wife of Vincent Bolte, Gooding farmer. 8he died at their farm home Tuesday. Judge John Barton Payne, president of the American Red Cross, Waned the button on the nation's executive Ambassador Charlea Dawes looked ,.... on. , 1 ... . THANKSGIVING DAY marks the First of the Holiday Season. House parties, Because of unfavorable economic According to recent statistics. de conditions. 8myma has decided to arets smoked in England this year postpone Its fair from this tol are at the rate of 813 per person, lHi. ana may noia u everyyear ureei including men, women and children. years inereaiter. dinners, bridge parties and dances are in order,' and you want your home and ' , wardrobe to be in keeping with yonr social standing. Take advantage of Myers money-savinSpecials this week, and clean up fop the big day and those to follow. g U" .....a. PRICES THAT TALK TURKEY MEN'S SUITS AND ESS-JAY- 'S p. l tit SOAP lee KIRK'S , (e GUEST IYOKZ 5o 10c Mission Bell Soap 4 for 25c 12 for 69c to lifebuoy Health Soap. 15o Stork Casta jyjo-3forl9- . 1 .... c Cleaned Under Myers XSe PACKER'S TAB SOAP HOME NEEDS i for 55 fi 25o Cuticura Bath Castile, S Soth8?..,3 for 29c UM POPPT HOT WATEK ... $1.49 ta POPPT FOUNTAIN BXSINGE. Ne, S sise. with complete assortment CQ f 98c CORONA BATH SPRAT EXCELSIOR RUBBER Awvv KPONriR WATERBURT THRIFT ALARM C- no. aa. cxock WE8TCLOX AMERICA CA ALARM PAMU CLOCK..... WESTCLOX ALARM SLEEPMETEK VWv BOTTLE. 98c CLOCK........... THERMOS Mm .1 CO nA m m n e? t:nxRSAl. ELECTRIC HEATERVt.otf EAGLE ELEC- CO OS TRIC HEATER.... POLAR CCB ELECTRIC HEATER A! vOft (A SOAPS AND Be rare that 30o8ANirLUSH...19 KODAK 25e IVORY 30o EINSO accompanies yon to the big, game this season. Yon SOAP FLAKES BON - AMI 15e WDE 4Q. CAKE OB 3 for 19c LIGHTTIOC8E CLEANSER 5 for 19c Se CRYSTAL . white soap 7jnTt ,...3..."for 25c 23 SAPOU0.3 for 21 20e LEWIS RED SEAL lOo PELS 2 for 25c I0c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Te. 10c AffTAe 47 c 80AP tOnfLAR CARPET SQoOOLD Se WHITE DUST.... 25 KING L4CN- - Sab..;...... 7 for 25c. 60c WHTTK UNO WASHINO MACHINE SOAP 33c will treasure the good it takes. 9fni9l lYElur NAPTHA SOAP Up).. yero 0 $345 en ., - nn oVsyDARM . pic-tor- es If yon haven't a Kodak, A CLEAN HOUSE FOR TUAFiKSGIYIJi'G Tour will compliment our h'onsekeepinr, If Rnta, Drapes and Furnishlngf are fresh and clean. Send SX:.$Q$985 S. them this ' ...... ......... . $ 1 15 W TWO T MUUUE raiCES Kuests week the transformation will dellfht 70a and the expense k trltlinf. $265 Me 0 X9C StaSoMa masses xl2 or txl rBOCESS. MAIL ORDERS at Economy Service othenrie Standard Service reraur prices is given. t - an Orders aQ standard "on HeviesMYERS THE BEST MONET CAN BUT AT FOFULAB H. GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL WORK SPECIAL CALLS AND ShwaMHyAesi wanted '"eel Post Prepaid DOMESTIC RUGS pric $iM) irernlar SUnduS BT MTCUU hEW MYERS STANDARD SERVICE a MEL0....3 for 29 loc ivory SOAP FLAKES 9fnr91r 12c $S . S.' & I CLEANSERS Fart Color (BofuUr rrtees Whenever possible te do so, we advise brinslne roar work direct to Uu PhnL JM-U- S East Broadway, a yen can ffve yonr orders direct and also save a day's time. Oar experts will rladly advise yea about any - work and sjaote yon fewest prices. 0 70v LAUNDRY DiTOGKSWA.--a roa ths; classes and the ... .27 EZTSA QUALITY TUEXISH WASH CLOTH... 19 $1.49 BATH SET (Bath Brash, Wash Cloth AQ -and Hand Scrub) I Economy MEN'S HATS NECKTIES (Becaur pries ?)... Pictum 50e - SLSS Unt RUGS CLEANED 37c . Bi5!K..-..;..v;.- Eceaemv PrlcM SLIPPERS DYED 3 for 65c bars in package. Economy Service RUGS DYED for 28c 4 e BRING WORK IN f5 ............ ZXV"?. $115 n FUR TRIM COATS gS SZgL$l 15 Cn Frtca flje Up)..... . (Retabr tKmlat CoatsRellned 3 for .55c 3 for 35 Soap, . . . . .19 SURGEON'S SOAP I5e COLGATE'S CASHMEKsTboIqiET Eu-Ja- y 12 for 49c .. 19c PHTSiaANS' and 10e .... ...tj Economy Service FUR COATS CLEANED Medium..... 2 for 15 80Ar3for29c- - CASH- SSL. 3 lor 25e 35o ' $1 MEN'S SUITS SILK DRESSES Djed 15e BATMAN'S VEGETABLE WONPEB BOUQUET boat. Larre 6 for 43c 3 for 19c ralry Soap.. ...... 6 for 25f tSe RESINOL SOAf 19c lee COLGATE'S MERE 3 a Soap....."....27 tse WOODBTJRrS 18c 3 for 49c PACIAL SOAP......... 12 for 69c 29o Synol Soap. . . .. . . . 19fi ; LADIES' PLAIN WOOL DRESSES and PLAIN i 35o Ls May's Caatile 17fJ .3 for 23 ' " SOAP...... 10c Ivory Soap, ... .3 for HEALTH-GLO- W SOAP.... 10c (Drerne Oil Soap 6 for 29c : OSE JAP 10e 10c Palmolive Soap 4 for 25c 12 for 73c (Salt with Extra Troaiert S1) WOOL COATS . Toilet Soaps, Laundry Soaps. Cleaners the kinds that are favorite In everr household, and featured here at prices that make it aenuine economy to stock up for many weeks. Join the l!itifty crowds at 1 '" J . any Essjsy Store this week ' - ......... 7.7. O'COATS ALL THIS WEEK DELIVERIES 1717 TJ) rlVjlfjLV Myers Service Men pass yoar doer rwiee dally. They wiO rladly can for and deliver ysor work, if inconvenient to take It te the Plant yearself. ECONOlilV FBICES-T- OB srnvirv PtAW, HfEXPENSIVE CLOTHES GET A MYERSk RECEIPT My-cs'pTwS- c; STa5S, W?SS?S 0 'you'll find one here for jut about any price yon want to pay. The Brownie, a genuine Eastman era, sells for as Cam- little as $2.00. EXPERT FINISHING Work fcft before 10 a. m. ready same day si S p. m. 114-11- 6 EAST BROADWAY HEAR MYERg REQUEST BROADCAST OVER KDYI. AJO. TOll NOON SUNDAY ' |