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Show Great Northern Propose To Take Over Trouble tome Line, Railroad and declared that atree ment had been reached with the Southern Pacltio over all the disputed points In the program.'' The Great Northern wl I undertake to operate from Spokane, Wash., southward Into Oregon o er the rails of the Spokane, Portland & Seattle, and Into Bend, over the rails of the OregonOregon, Trunk company, the application said. From Bend southward, tho Great Northern Intends to extend into Klamath Falls. It will purchase the Loggtni railroad of the Shev'.ln-Hixo- n company for $17(.00i, and will extend this road to Paunlna. At Paunlna It wilt acquire rights to operate over the Southern Pacifics Natron cut-odirectly into Klamath Falla At that city the Great Northern will leave Natron cutoff at tti north switch and bui d eouth through the town along the west aido of Link river to the terminal property on the eouth etde of the city, now owned by the Oregon Trunk. Iln return the Great Northern will pay one half the operating cost of the part of the line used, and ff June 2S.-Full pinna for settlement of the lone standing railroad controversy over new construction In cenirsl Oregon were filed today with the interstate commerce commission. The Great Northern railroad asked the commission to be allow ed to take over all the construction projects undertaken originally In the territory by the Oregon Trunk WASHINGTON, AP) U THE DESERET NEWS one half of the Investment charge on the coet-o- f the property. In addition the Great Northern will purchase from the Southern Pactflo one half the capital stock of the Oregon, California gnd Eastern company, which operates 0 unties of line in the territory, for approximately 1(00,000. The applications represented that tha Southern Pacific company had agreed to the entire program, nnd had that the contracts Involved been accepted by the various railroads subject to the commission's approval. 1SDAT NegroHasSpecial Popular Model VICTROLA Talents Declares Goa-sal- es ' '" University Race Dean .Urge To Be Itself, Oak ft -- SIS. TLRtltl Like lew. ky Other. TERMS. THREE TRAINS OF REALTORS TO VISIT S.L. On Delegatee Coming Convention to Way In Auguet. CHIP'S Z.C. M. I. T ravel Shop Store Utah's Greatest Howard UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIRES Putting plenty of the right Land of rubber in the right place is a most important element in the buildmg of United State Tire. This Web Cord machine soak all the Cotton Cord for Royal Cord Balloons with pure rubber latex. Latex is the right kind of rubber to impregnate the Cotton Cord. Peoples Siof Black Educator Gonzales I Wanted, Son Has Drowned Soarth tor a man named Gon sales, wno is believed to be work-ta- g tor a sheep outfit near bait Lake, is being made by 8heriff C. W. Patten at the request of Sheriff A. M.sMcAnaily of Montrose, Colo. Sheriff McAnally in a wire to Sheriff Patten states that son, Levi Gonzales, was drowned at Grand Junction, June will be burled June 25. 25, and JUNE 28 1927 Several hundred real estate men in three special trains coming from Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina and Alabama, en route to the national convention of the National Association of Real Eetate Boards at Beattie, Aug. 10, will visit Salt Lake during the first week In August, according to word received by Lav rente T. Mangum, president of the Balt Lake board. ord has been received While that these three trains will come, it is probable that others will come also, both en route to and returning from ihe conven'ion. Appointment of Balt Lake delegatee to the national meeting will probably be made at the Thursday meeting of the realtors at the chamber of commerce, said Mr. Mangum, but already the following have announced their Intention of going to the convention, although they have not - been appointed official de'egateaPresident Mangum, Secretary Werner F. Klepe, Mr. end Mrs. Stayncr Richards, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. F. Orln Wodbury, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman W. Noyes, Nelson L. Herrick, Graham H. Doxey, Charles Dowse, Albert Eccles and Louis C. Kimball. C. C. Rasmussen of Ogden, president of the Utah State Association of Real Estate Boards, will be among the Utahns going, and It la expected that other realtors from that and ether cities will also go. Preparations will be made soon for the entertainment of the reel state men visiting In Salt Lake, so that these men may obtain a good impression of the advantages Salt Lake offers home seekers. of Thursday the revised the local association will be presented by Jasper Fletcher, Jr, for Mr. consideration of the bosrd. Mangum will preside at this by-la- Dr. Smylie Returns From Study Overseas Luggage Ideals and opportunities of the negro race were discussed In a lecture, delivered by Pr . Ke'ly Miller, dean of Howard university Washington, D. C., before an audience composed chiefly of hie race In the Trinity, A. M. E. church Mohday night. The idea! to be striven for is not one of asbut ouo in sumed superiority, which the racial virtues of the negro can come to their highest level, he said. No race la better suited to carry on spiritual idealism, the speaker out that he declared, pointing negro mind (urns naturally to rethe aegi o that and asserting ligion soul la more in harmonc wltn the essential principles of Christianity. Negroes will find greater opportunities in ths country where they may produce for themselves and open new lands to cultivation, than He deplore 1 the In the cities. tendency of the negroes to flock to tha cities. All negroes should he educated, he continued. Profeasor Mil'er can see no excuse for any ono leaving school before graduation fJrn high school. He expressed opinion if toe new" negro docs as well with hla better advantages as the old negro did with hla limited ones, there will be a black race that is not only equal to tha while race, but in some respects superior. The speaker cited negro melodies and spirituals originated In the eouth as contributions of the dark race to civilisation. The lecture was on of a series tho throughout being delivered Miller is not country. Professor hi to peo only carrying a message to pie but gathering materials further his extensive writings on the race problem. Z. C. M. I. Luggage Is Better We Also Haye a Large Variety ' Ask the Person Who Owns Some Choose From - Trunk' Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunks Indes tructo W ardrobe Trunks Fitted Cases Hat Boxes Brief Bags Auto Trunk Wheary Wardrobe VETS REPORT PLEASURE AT CARE BY U. S. New Carry Alls New Zippers See the new pastel shade Oh, so handy priced 1 Netlen Given Great Ova-- . tion at Convention, Delegatee Say. t 48 248 5 Ladies Hat Boxes Priced 75 3 75 Our Tenth Carload on the Way The Biggest One Yet of Satisfaction with the manner In which the government la caring for is disabled soldiers of the World War was expressed at the national convention of the Disabled Amerl-'ca-n Veterans of the World war t El Paso, Texas, according to the Utah delegation which returned Z. C. M .1. There were no great IsMonday. sues before the convention because , the eoldiers feel that tha government la doing averythlng possible. we The delegation was headed by Victor P. Ahlstrom of Salt Lake, V. D. A. of the s'ate commander Other delegates attending Included George Faust, liaison officer; Preston Thatcher, commander of the Argonne chapter of Salt Lake; Edward Brophy, commander of the ernon Ogden chapter, and Ogden. Commander Ahlstrom reports that Mayor C. Clarenca Neslen who has fft.de himself a national friend of the , organization, received a greater evation than any other speaker at the convention. Gen. Bchubart R Dye he, Bosoman, Mont., Glenn M Schults. Ephraim, and Yra Frank T. Hines, director of the Trhorne Bait Lake. end June Shepherd, Belt Leke. IT. S Veterans bureau, was also, Jfc Gtllrey antf Louisa Muir, Salt David P Bnyder. Balt Lak nad 1. Frasier. Bountiful, Lake. 'enthusiastically received. W. York. BantequU, O. Rkhard aad 0 Krancln aad Gertruda Beseem of , Ga Atlanta, WillianLTate r Bpnngviila Freel Hutch Balt Lake. Rosa, was elect educational president, snd Lance Gruaduig and Mar.e Aotak.Ba!t Gerald E Mcllrafh. Bait Lake, and e Lake Denver hiai chosen as the 1928 Mae E. Bldweli, Nephi Noldon Tcung, Fstailew, and Lewt R Carle and Marie Ntnearrow, convention city. Ogden was among Hobert.-'.u- , 4 FoUaan Groan. Cailf. the cities which bid, lor the next BanJohnPedro. H Bole LHtgg B. Cowan. Nephi, Idaho, and augho end Vera t Afton annual convention. L. Lowe, halt Ike Shepard. Mona, Utah Floyd J. Bleckley aad G.ada A WebRuaeeii O Ltrdemen aad Llstie H Wheary Trunks Carload operations mean to Salt Lake and Utah, BETTER LUGGAGE at lower prices. There is a reason why grow. Buy Your Vacation Luggage Z. C M. I. D. R. S. Smylie has returned to A California Inventor la working Salt Lake after completing post on an airtblp to ba propalled by graduate surgical study in contia vacuum In front of iu creatine nental Europe for tha past year, gee bag, air prexure from be- and after a abort visit at his home hind pueblng It forwtrd. here will leave for Philadelphia to fill the post of chief resldept surgeon at the general hospital in the Quaker city. Dr. Smylie took tome extended studies In surgery In the hospitals ster. Heber City. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Thomas, Balt Lake In Hungary. Germany and Austila. Georg B. Acton, Bingham, and Merle Franklin C. Herbert. Sterling, Xdahe, Crouch, Columbia, Mo. The surgical teaching In the great SEdward Breyfeaa anj Vtde M. Ned end Ethel Brough, Beunttfui, Uk, D Olmatead, Bountiful, and WtUtara B Blla Riverton, and Ethel BeltO W Morfiaon and Gratia Fulimer, cities of Vienna and Budapest is liltStanford Lake V Pock. Sett Lake. on a higher plane than before the Heael E. Graham. 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