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Show . , - - DLLIMET NEWS Tun a ,rnmir , SEP1E311i) 9 1.7--1. j ROBE STARTSIIITO1 -- Rl'AGEHT BRIBES! Fn. et Many beeper ti,e that Fft I Rotuma and Is hats ' I' 11001'4 ea.....I."M.................1 t -- m tar no,action has been taken by ''' WASHINGTON. Sept. the treasury as to WI continuance investigation of the alleged as sdministrator. linceptance st bribes by a number of prohibition agents in tbe Pacific 3torthwest. was launched today by William Mra liable Walker Wi Behrendt, 11 leant attorneT general. A., adminC. Lyle. probibition Rap latrator for Oregon. Waohington William A. Hilton, formor And Alaska. In whoae district the conferred foreman for the Bamberger yardT renters. 4nrestigation Willebrandt. Mn. 2sith company and for many years asIdle was called to Washington In sociated with the Pleasant Valley ' 4onnoction with the scandal. So Coal company. died Thursday in it Salt Lake hospital following an nem of three weeks. Mr. Hilton was born In this city Dec. 4. 1167. a son of Allen and Annie Lyon Hilton. Surviving are I Wonderful New Hits five sons, Allen G., Alfred 111'.. Melvin R., W. J. B. and Claude A, On Victor Records Hilton. and three sisters. Mrs. F. .! ' ! ' . A. Hilton Yard Foreman, Dies our JUST - I ! , 1 01 I ,..,0. You ' , - Ie Kuppenheimer Clothesready to put on. They are beautiful color and smartly cut. Our Tailors are all refreshed from their vacationsthe shop is renovated. Imported and Domestic Woolens are hereTry a Z. C. M. I. Suittailored to measure on the premises. given to 'the needy.' Come in today. 'Wear As You Pay" ,Fifty Three Ead Broadway. ' I IL 1 '' iglu ! 11 p4, -- I I t.;- A MI , OF , TRICKS ' Ail White - I ti , 3 or ,PLACHAMI - 7 . - , - CW,-- Will Continue In Public ............. Spaghetti TIACA1101'11 Noodles- : SILLSDA ; ' amirry Altstarciat - 2 'Pkgs Flavors r.r- : PALL - ; ' - imam - Piggiy. ,,' Tender, Delidous Per Pkg. Purity , ; Potato Rakes 'Baird Snaps Ginger, Aranilia, Lemon Eadi 10c 27c - JA1G A LIBOR COLORED Eats Balloon Lbs. r - 1 'Another WM aeon, , 17. 1164.0 Sliced Bacon, lb. 35 'Picnic Hams, lb. 220 Bacon Squares. lb.. 220 Pig Well-Arrang- ed pea 1SEPT. 171,2 4 1927 ail Wiggly Store I 1488 So. 711" E. : ' "It's dWtintion of the atomnrk:;..thel, decided, - A . . , , ' . Inn arampla; - 1anknotes Into one's Pocket bas aroused citizens hers. Americans are blamed for setting the example. This apparent contempt for money, says one objector,- - le betoo common coming and the blatantly rick and times who would be thought. so "pull out, handfulls of bills. In-- which titotud-fran- e not are Inbred with new franc bins. This grand gesture Is often Intended as a play to the gallery.' Although Americans are accused of Originating the habit, the French who have adopted the practice get the. bulk ot the blame. cotArrtmas SIGN. two-ho- Sept. L.--(- fle) ur UTAH BRIEFS I I REBERBirths are announced as follows: Sone to Mr. and Mrs. Doe their first born. and to Slab-o- p had Mrs. George Staaley. CAGO Sept. 14.. Two ellicege Dots .uwing a toy haVecni and a stomach pump. hare earl', ed to their satisfaction why objects blur and ona--, feel drowsy after eating. Dr. Thomaedyer Alien. ophthalmologist of Rush Medical college. and. Frank Foamy of the department ot physiologY. University pf Chicago. Were the experimenters. While one waliowed a balloon 11.ttnehed to awtonsi.ch- tube the other blew it up, la a few moments the subject become erowey and bad all the trymptoma of having Public Meat '.Markets Leg Veal Roast, lb. 25 Hens, choice stewing, lb. 23 elsnrs flow Drowiag) - heater-weigh- Makés.Oni Dom we Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity. 1 - ; . ; P .zPir-'- -' You will find our courteous salespeople painstaking and anxious to help you Al. every t ,, ' it - - ' Fall your Ensemble that will make you look your I :11Q4'i,:k,forr -.110,11ralvt.- choose I i 0 ' I wo,AN,wmPamommmEma Clyde. HEBERStabs Primary on obeerved daY Fat the courthouse square and tabernacle grenade Thursday. from children the nine Primary wards in the Risks being la mitten. dance. A harvest festival together with games. dance eta, were twee -- - r IIIEBER,-Ylow- er - day, will be served im tee Heber Third ward osier Jae social committee. samenced 11. ander tha dirge- - hies next social function will be a Sundays lion ot the ittelkof society. Tao Ns. dancing party at the Newhouse hober Second ward beld Flower day Oct. . - - . - deo the b. UTAH .GRAllD: tically every member et the ward Fisher. flowers grown at their displayed Many- - beautiful e potted Mae displayed. plants wore I TOOKLICTse A. T O. slob 'VIII entertain at a 11110C01111111Oall plitilditt ezetniesi sahtetwzrisdeomilaroditiy compilmentary to slim itutlkiSpetrei a bride tog the sear !attire. House Canvassers Competition Dimmed Problems of the retail business man in competing with hones to beano canvassers, were discussed by idwarg Lee Hawk, lecturer. Is an address before the Salt Litho Kieranis club Thursday ac Hotel Utah. Re urged the boldness men to train their salespeople to meet tb4 public properly. Louis D. Stearns, former U. of U. student. sang baritone 00104 , Seln.t-war- voriVIIISUCUS IMAM k Th it tie tN4 t I , 10 MO MT. PLEARANT,--M- ra Axel Molt- For School ' Sheriff Arrest Delta Car Thief Suspect Ely DELTA, deptistOristelelli-"Vor- d Is received from the Illioriff you are going to need a Of :ountain Pen - , ar. NIL, that A. P. Warner Is under arrest there for stealing an 0 auto of J. Maitman!is, and 11 cash. the alleged theft having bean perpetrated at Delta. Warner came to Delta with what appeared to be aredentials front thea popular magazine and solicited town for subscriptions. rearesonting he was a student working kis way through collars He took sense cash from subticribers, During the night of depL 1 the roost of Meumenes was mitered, Die key to his auto taken off a key 11 in ring. and Ists Pocket, rifled of toter the thief departed in the ID board biU stolen car. Also the of Werner at the Copper Motel was Left unpaid. On the lonely read from Delta It is alleged, kept to Ely. W Did Stair time s traveling nights only; when he arrival in Ely he was picked up by, the sheriff. whe Dad boon wired a complete deocripttion of the man. U. will be brought back to lien to stand trial. may make your selection from - , - , , - , - . ::. , ' - Prices range from re-fill- ed ., In the OWommfe Demo- eVISIODI 1 -r I FloorCenter ' ' - fetrit3fs, - g ILI Folmtain Pen Dcpt. Abr. Main . 1.00, to 8.75 , On your way td and frorn school ye ktelte you to stop at tree of charge. our Jeltelry Dept. and have your pen To Tour Viotti!, Comfort . 'Parker Duofold, Sheaffer Lifetime and '' Wahl . wed &pecially for school purpo- ses in pastel shades of jadeNew Red and Buff ltho pencili to imatch . - Democratic ,Wotnen Hear Rules Revision , 7, 71-4- ke left Wednesday with-41- 1 girls trom this city, Moroni and Pairriew. to work in the canning factories of tones and Clearfield. Proposed netltution of the club were read at a sleeting cratic Add At the NewhouSe Hotel Thusiday Dural Aothrscits, afternoon Limo trootttes DirtNo ctioktro, ,by hire-- pelbert s. 041 tod pet." I ritont--Vra: Ciloottertiskil Cool it:io. Mr Samuel &tutees. chairman ... COAL. Laif , U. when tables will also tel. last Sunday. building being rated with Imm green flowers of be arranged for cards. Vocal selections srere rendered many varieties, also a beautiful diatilaY arranged. le which prac- by Mrs. E. P. Janney and Minos , : ?ik Hickok Belts 4 boniest Richard Schikat. German trap. pier. and Renato teardini. Italian vrtil Meet &tampion In a Insole next Thursday night promoters announced today. aril WhyFood rivin Pork Roast, lb. le tuft - ..........., $AN FRANCISCO 25c CANTALOUPES Each 5c co a:alga:01;1E3'7 ,.. i I - - ,, , storm of Atscussion. , am going to turn oom -,,,4, new lest, Mr: MacDonald said....I am not going to take care of My health any more than I did before.' Mr. Mac Donald's serious illness during kis recent visit to the Wilted States and hip enforced remit from leadership of the Labor party upon his return gave rise to rumors that , he mud leave public life. The former Labor premiefa declaration that he will cony On at any cost has won much approval from public men who believe there I. too much mollyceddlinii. rturrjARS,p'"erardte'n''' 1 - :Americans Blimed Ulu.. For' Money . la Duo Mac, ,!, i raniald's recent declaratin c11- patus.....tApkThi a Milling his bealth has nroyokei practice of eramming PINEAPPLELarg ' - LONDON--(AP)--Ramsa- y ILIUM 111110KEN i : fee. at JELVO Very beautiful this season. Nor - - "--x the hope of sighting the life raft NEW TORN, Sept of of the monoplane Old Glory. Teen- mo "on to France" ty four watehes 'were ordered Im- the "second A. E, T." continued GI the ships could reach the area et additional in which the plane was last report-worlwith contingents today war veterans on three liners The veterans bound for the "seer bound tor, the tenth anniversary convention of the American legion ond battle of Paris" provided a col. into IflPartL spectacle. The maJoritY again venoms style. More than 41,110 left In alit vessels wore cape of the Toyesterday and two Wednesday. liner many of khaki, some of horizon blue others of (gray and some of red morrow the United State Leviathan will resume fts war time and green. litany wore khaki unirole ot troop .ship and asil with forms sprinkled with medals and ribbons, while a large proportion en. ot the lost contingents.provided a ' were clad in the uniforms of local The embarkation to that of the stir,. Uttar, organizations. striking contrat1917-111 when' 'the Jz Californian aboard the bit Gmaring 'days ot I we ramboarded. eoldiera eled (hada paraded the decks in bril'iant collated 'and dimly lighted troop I uniforms ot white end geld. Their ships that slipped out at the, hark pockets bulged with packages of I raisins and they explained they boar ander cover otvlarknoss, In the present movement the vtl0k I were tattled 1100e Packages to Pawls put out to sea to the accom- trio with which to bombard the paniment of ,the shrieks et whis- spectators at the grand parade Coliforistana aim toot a sectles. the. Mare of brass bends mad J lhe cheers of the waterline ed touts lion of a giant redwood tree. 1.195 to the Vrench many of them years old. as a mouvontr for Paris to be placed known oitly as the !trailed camp of land a, bronso-wreatten years ago. 9a the tomb of the unknown soldier Ono serious note pervadedAlsothe holiday spirit- et 'thief jorho palled 4 Ship, se,11 My- today- wro-aboard the Tow:aide, 'Antonia, White star liner Celtic. the French Scythia and Caroni. De amass and liner Savoie. and the United States Caledonia. They arranged to nre- burr President Harding. Addition. ,iti units milled from other porta. vive the old submarine watch-A- Manhattzul Shirts 1 , "Iry roh, , ,, d , , , ,--. 1 11124 for Stood Moo our ME boollowatelli Mao two over.. Tkrow Mos uo oo big laPeito sod mo Mos Mod II, le VW fTh MVSIII OX X t IIll, t P)- Luckappetising variety. - Balloon:- TIppy-Ti- m t, spacious shelves - ,- , , a wonderful oppor lenity to search the t .14- C, awe rimint Et;iipb ,, 4n. . 4,11, - They were never so handsome 0 I,N 1 -- 1 Stetson Hats t." Loads of Raisins Carried to Bombard Bystand ers When Yankees. Again Parade , 'Monet Streets of France. befitted. ' At Piggly Wiggly mother bas sleek , ). , i. ' -- , !t S MOUNT CROWS NEST TO , 1 of foreign and domestic silks. wonderfully beautiful t,i VETS SAILING TO PARIS , - ...dr "....- Vacation days are over aid the every- stoning leach box vitt be waiting to .,- - , li ! Neckwear Hand-mad- e C .. - r Sito, 14.0 I 1 .: t.da , A - 1 '11? 4 Z, C, M. I. Frathouse Clothes are the talk of the campus roc!i 3!op Un-i- ou IVATCH FOR OLD GLORY 4,k, ,,1,4111 l(l. c I We are ready to serve you with apparel for the new season. ING TO PAY. p .0". , , - PRICES ARE WILL. I . : Ba'cli, to Work-- Bcick to School-- - I et and- Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Bosley announce itle birth el a son, -- 0 merchandise obtain. I Ov.6r ' -- 4 by hatidlini the best. Your old Coat will be CITT IIPHINtA ' , 1 4 411('' BINGHAM, Sept. H. B. Alain, principal of the local schools, report, the enrollment in the high school Is less than last year. Vile results from 1111117 families having moved to various towns in the Ira 1 I ay during the summer. The aide bus triad it 'possible for men to work bare and Jive In and a. diatant as Ameriean Forkplacee Provo.. It Is estimated more than eoe employee of the different mining oompanles do not Inake their , homer ACM - 4 .11,11r 411- - obeying the impulse to give courteous, in. tellizent service and at ,. - ; able 13 9 , !VII TT Our supremacy hal.; been attained by Terms Easy , On the Balalice - 75c' EACH v Brown; also ',-, Greatest Outfitters for Illercand Boys" ends Sept, 15th shop: Auto Causes Drop in High School Attendance 4.. ,c1s ., grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 13.31 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 11. in the Twentieth ward chapel and interment will be in City cemetery nal der direetion of Joseph William Taylor, mortician. The body may be viewed Sunday from la to 12 o'clock at the home of Mrs Staines, 411 Second avenue. leaky laresodara Ity taw Hooves. Paul Whiteman sod Ore& AU , Ity My Ultaltaata. Naha Onto M821 elm TE Talk Moh aad ' Moab. It I Had a Lva Sklar aad Titter Orel". OTSMI Mationta. Carron and Goatee,. Who la Tow What Cotatit and Goo. 1 L Illitsk's down payment on any new wmter coat m e - Mrs. W. C. Staines' M. Cast tete!). and Mrs. C. Got ott.. Woona Attalla and Oath. Too Staff That loom to KeaIngo. liaameltedy NAM . t 7 I.,,,,, 0 110 ) Bnng in your old coat, regardleu of its condi,. tion and use it as a - 'N, TT, this umi.sual offer ,i, .t.'.:4 4"t - ' f 1:, - i 0 I . 't 7 t be prelmal t4th - wit Now Have in Stock Pattenis Administrator I VogueIke net. styles ler thug Oregon Summoned to Washington. 1 ki'liC"1"111 was eselooneces Sled " - ' -- ' - " 1 |