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Show T IBB DESERET NEWS SATURDAY To EotOTtoia For Misuoasxy April 1 DEPRESS fewest fa Ikriary LEADERS BT J. C. ROTL. of Corrospondant Dnt 1926 tel Gray Shdss Easter Hats Depend For Indiriduality on Tilt and Fold. Outlook in Most Bettor Than Last Year, According to Those SrTo Study Situation. (Spools! 27 Ojrfcr Uld!e cd NiUeyPirkWard FIS TO OSES MARCH BT AILEEN LAMOXT. (Special Correepoadent of Tb Deseret News.) NEW TORK. March 27. Thi Florida aad California visitors and are clearly Indithe cated today by the contents of their r etay-et-ho- Th Mews.) XBW TOKK. March IT. notation h apparent In tha business ttaatlon today. Thera undoubtedly ban been a slowing up in the wbolaaale and manufacturing Unas. This Is an annual occurrence at thla time of' year, according to statements by leaders la various lines of Industry received today In dispatches from widespread cen- - It Is worthy of note that the volume of business so far thla year has been far ahead of any previous first quarter In the history of this country. Any slowdown that has been recorded Is far lees than the corresponding drop In Watt street would lead uninitiated observers to expect. Alfred H. Swayna, vice president of General Motor, stated today that It look like automotive products are "going to have on of the beet spring selling seasons In history." v General Motors has Isas than on months supply of cere In the hands of dealers. Ford output is being But employe steadily maintained. moot in eutomobtto manufacturing centers show a slight droo although well above the level of thle time last year. Keel Old look Hopeful. Steel men with long experience express an optimistic feeling as to the second quarter business They anticipate that orders leading to a hugs tonnage of production will be released after Euler. Any decline In new building const ruotfbn projected has been counteracted by tbs activity on old Jobs released by spring weather. Contracts swarded have shown a marked gain a compared with last year. Labor costa arc advancbut not served to this has ing check employment. Lumber prices ere fairly stable and new business production and shipments are above the records established in 1121. The trend of brick prices and other material quotations are upward. Announcement that the usual cut In anthracite coal prices would be delayed until has not served to stimulate buying and fn soma centers dealers have themselves made and absorbed th usual seasonal reductions to obviate a possible resentment on tha part of tbo public. 4 Clothing Declining. Clothing prices are moving downward with costa of materials and In general the woolen and cotton textile situations leave much to be desired, so far aa manufacturers ere concerned. In the metala, copper has reflected th plain intention on tho part of many producers to net Georg do it" when it comes to restricting output. Lead baa been in demand and at a fair er non-ferro- Tonll It la so easy bit! on that old, Drop "Froesen bothersome corn. Instantly It stop aching; then shortly yon Ufl that sors, touchy corn right off with laugh, really! sad doesnt hurt on r A farewell testimonial R. William Sims who will leave April II for the North Central states mission, will be gtvsn In the Sixth Nibley park ward chapel. Earn end Waroock avenue, Thurs1 at I. If p.m. Dancing day, April will conclude th following pro- mm of. . COAST DIES OF STROKE gram: Opening song, congregation: so- MADE MILLIONS FROM FARMS prano solo, Zola Jacobs; xylophone ' IN CALIFORNIA. WAS duet, Georg Simpson. Glen Wil, head, society kinson; quartet, Irving Jr. Four, Miss Ivle J. Ensign, directing; corHOLLYWOOD. Calif, March IT. net solo. J. L. Crowton: remarks. Patriarch John M. Whittaker; AP) Georg Shims, known ns song, U. of C. quartet; selection. th potato king of California, and Metropolitan singers; presentation. on of th best known Japan In Bishop Samuel T. Bennion; western America, died at a hospibenediction. tal hare early today. sponss, missionary; Elder Royal B. Toung. Shims suffered a stroke of apoplexy two weeks ago at Los Angepremium while ' xine and silver les. have shown dullness. Shims is said to have amassed Crop prospects Indicate a heavy several million dollars in production of perishable fruits and potatoes. Hie own holdings ofraising three vegetables and grain plantings, held thousand acres were In Delta back because of bad weather last farms near Stockton an theho also fell promise a heavy yield of spring controlled from f.001 to 1.000 scree wheat. of potatoes produced by other Efforts to restrict cotton acre- growers In 1020 ho wee credited age have not met enthusiastic re- with owning or controlling ft per sponse and It will b really up to cent of the potato crop In Califorth weather to determine whether nia. th south will turn out another In 1311 he was elected president of the Japanese association of Amhug crop or not in mills erica and ns been to Sugar with th Cuban full production, has been bumping that office each year ainoe. He was the bottom of tb price thermom- also president of th Empire Navieter, but consumption bid fair to gation company. Ho was porn In till, and lived at be heavier than ever before. Th practice of installment buy- Stockton until II years ago when ing Is undoubtedly on the Increase be moved to Berkeley. Shlmae Japanese name was Kin-J- 1 and to this In part la attributed a Lihijima. slight slackening of sales among th chain store and mail order ANNULS XARIUAGK. houses. (Copyright, ) District Judge Ephrs'm Hanson llil Washington; Descendant Is Sued For &300,000 IT WASHINGTON. March Armlstead Peter, Jr- - deAP scendant of Martha Washington, and an invalid at hla historic coloIn nial mansion, Tudor Plaea. Georgetown, la defendant In n suit filed her by his estranged wife demanding an aeeoantinr of property and valuable worth 11,30! Mrs. Anna W. Peter, of Dobbs who has lived apart Ferry, N. T, from her husband for two yoara. brought th suit after an Inventory of th property under a court order disclosed, she chargee, that soma of it bad bean used by Mr. Peter without her authority. wardrobe. The first have garden party frocks and th latter Madisoa Garden party freeka. Th your fingers. It works Ilk g charm Square are eream. of first saffron green every time. end pal yel'ow lac with fairly 'A tiny bottle of "Freesone" costs long sklrta They are accompanied only a few cents at any drug store, ' by small sunshades with long hansufficient tc remove every bard dles. . com, soft corn, corn between tbe I Th ere latter dries ea sport toes end calluses. Try It. smart, tailored and trig, with on emphasis exposure of hosFriday annuled th marriage of aa la fining at a "sock pedWendell Theodor Jones to Geor- iery dler's reunion" aa tha prias fights gia U. Jones on th ground that in th Garden are called by th th woman eras th wtf of another cognoscenti. Tbe shades of modern hose ere Innumerable end hosiery is to shew hose take their complexion that Fete -Ward to McKinley from th lege beneath rather than from to the dye pot. 1st. in Norway Mittionary with th voguo In those, I those shades known as opal gray, who has Howard Eldar J. Eagh. i been called to fill a mission In pearl gray, parchment, sauteme and nr among those whit Norway, trill be tendered a fare- most oyster popular. well testimonial la th McKinley In thesa days of gossip It Is perSouth ward chapel. Seventeenth ea regie to unfld a tale, but and But streets. Thursday. April Mfectly la a distinct error to unfold a in1. at 1:11 p.m. Tb program For most of th Easter head cover-- I cludes: depend for chle and IndividTenor oolo. Alexander Caaepari; logs uality oa th way they are folded. reading, Mias lnes Wltbeck; violin On of th latest model la legal selection, Lindsay staters; soprano straw has a deep fold In th high solo. Mrs. Martha Smith Jenson: brown direct secured ly in ventrioqulst, Alfred Frewta; tenor only by a brief bow front, of grot-gra1 Easter Beauties ape-'ci- al in Crist ribbon. (Copyright. 1121 ) solo, Carl Samuelsoa; L specialty dances, under th direction of L. P. Christensen; talk. Sheriff PAPER PLANT ANNEX. ' Benjamin R. Harries, and remarks SEATTLE. Wash!. March IT by th missionary. V. D. Simmons CAP) Chicago, Dancing will follow. chief engineer of tb Washington anand company, Pulp Paper Auto Crash Victim nounced her yesterday that a to addition th company's Funeral Is Sunday plant at Port Angeles Wash., will b mad Immediately, Funeral service for Charles Smith, who was killed to an auto. PARDODN GRANTED, mobile accident between Sandy end NORFOLK. Va March IT on State street Thursday, has will be held it th Crescent ward (AP) President Coolldg 1 to at Emil March II. Captain pardons granted chapel Sunday, Bourgo, former master of ths p m. Tb body may be viewed at th French steamer P. L. M. No. It, t, home la Crescent from IS a m. to and hla chief engineer, Pierre convicted last year of conspir1!:S0 pm. 8uaday. Interment will Unin th Untied acy to land aliens be In Crescent ward cemetry States la violation of the Immigrader direction of tb Lindquist tion laws company. nt The Latest Expressions in Shoe Styles To Be Seen Here 1 ' In Wonderful. Profusion If s worth while to see them A real pleasure to wear them Popular Prices We Fit by X Ray The Safe Way Super Service Prl-gen- ist Easter Sunday Z.C.M.I. Mens April 4th Utahs Greatest Outfitters Dress Well Week, Commences Monday at Z. C. M. I, Mens Shop Here is something new ' stration of , a FREE demon- for Men and Boys A The House of 1 'V THE WELL DRESSED MAN WITH YOURSELF AS THE MODEL f Shortest anth' Quickest Ever the . Let Bring the lady or your chum. us dress you up in a correct outfit and SEE HOW FINE YOU LOOK to buy whatever. the Be Stylish in tb epic days of the Old West; Overland Stag cf trana-condnen- and S0UTD Let oar representative arrange itinerary to your advantage in time and ' expense. CITY TICKET OFFICE ; Hotel Utah, Phone Wasatch 680. E. A. Shews, Did Pass. Aft. C. M. Esystager, Depot Ticket Agent. Salt Lake City. Phone Wan . Mothers Bring in sonny to be modeled gee bow he looks splendidly outfitted. . the best high grade, tailor shops in the west Directed by. a skilled designer and cutter. Let Us Outfit You In Our needlemen are the best in their craft. We use only STETSON HATS MANHATTAN SHIRTS ' BERKELEY TIES PHOENIX HOSIERY HICKOK BELTS AND BUCKLES to s Z. C. M. I operates one of J GOOD CLOTHES ta! ' Florida and Gulf Coast Resorts. ( v Kuppenheimer Special Excursion Fare EAST Do You Know '! ex- Now paralleled by die Lincoln Highway, followed by the air mail it ia atiU th most traveled way East. - no obligation . Commencing Monday." The "Pony Express galloped It Coach, of Indian, fur trader, plorer, Mormon, gddseeker Union Pacific train. GOOD CLOTHES Our courteous salesmen are primed and at your service for MODEL WEEK, ' Overland ffibufe route of th Kuppenheimer r f , the best woolens from ! , America London and Paris a Our buyer is now abroad filling our agreement. " I Come and See . A look is as good as --3 ' ajhousand words d O. ,1 j J., r 1 |