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Show r . A. i 4 6 -- l'HK- DORQTHY DIX - Jil ,..ee - al ht bo-n- winter-afternoo- MONDAY 1000$ cf llew Flertrlral) y Rtrtrlff CHRYSLERS are joyously different PHONOGRAPH -Rfl ECORDS? or PA EACH 7 for $1 IDC. :a Eref.r.!s:icCo. T4 tf 1 J, For Swsdsr swd all eat werk Three-Lay- er Psrksse Brlrk BLTTERSrfm H NAT H E CREAM PINEAPPLE LRAPK SHERBET Plats Ue Quarts go Balk 4 FRESH CANTALOUPE -- j , car. Thats a p. Plata see liaarta SO At gear Celrllle Sealer, PnoNE WAS. 17 ( (giV'M'Ui: FISH AID FISHERMAN, WINSTEP. Conn. (INS) Over at Lake Wonkaunkmonk. just west ef Yhe city, the fish are mark -- the fishing continuing .to season with- - considers Me interest. Frederick- - B Skinner went fishing there of a bright June day and venr nice yellow perch caught a and a nicer pickerel, all at one of "hi Tahdirig tfdt"TtVF awoop pickerel seised the Pfrcb a Skinner was landing the latter. smm wit win a TOftCk Santiago' de chile gnsj two IurSt Bats " most Santiago's pleturerque dharacter, Don Pedro Pablo no more. The street throng the Of th Chilean capital miss patriarchal , Iteue. Oh ttswprofeasor of mathematics In the Dloeo of Antofagasta, of late ycar bo has been A familiar figure here. He gave to the peer a substantial Jectuns inhere Itsd from bis family mid although he led a hrmlt-l)k- $ existence, he maintained correspondence with American and foreign learned o- - CHRYSLER 70 - wv ooivm errow ir. OTtqg UM1FS 6sr Y IB rervs uunrcveo ls IwERS HE. eocs .. tooRrr wM Oci. usTookjtwm SAN FtfANCISCO . viji lo oo thteufh Reoo. $JO PORTLAND Both vir$ chroufh AJturas. SAN DIEGO $7.oo .... Su Both wiy through Ttutcoco, Leave any day until October 15. Your ticket is good. until October 31. Stopover onyu here. CHRYSLER EIGHT DE LUXE to $1295 All price f. 1525 to o. i. factory 1585 - MOTOR CAR CO. CHRYSLER DISTRIDUTORS Motor Avenue only-fir- - Other - Both a Chrysler for practically every purse and purpose. Simply drive a Chrysler and learn the difference. TAYLOR daily. SAN FRANCISCO . 62.1$ Circuit tbroufb PortLisd. is 1245 of California! Start your trip on the vSat Francisco Overland Limited," fastest train by hours to San Francisco. Weve taken off the extra fare, but the equipment and service remain unchanged.) Through Pullmans from Salt .Lake City to San Frandsco, without change. 2 other trains LOS ANGELES . . S?so wt throefh SenLtt Fuociko ; $ytftroufh Vega. More life. More spirit. More More security at high speeds. More snap in pick-uease and safety of control Thats a difference you can feel. And a difference youll thoroughly enjoy. 0 $935 But look how mud) this $40 buys on Son them Pacific. The rail trip across Great Salt Lake, the High Sierra. American River Canyon, half Oae one Different in performance. CHRYSLER SIX on ROUNDTRIPSr difference you can see. HE lit BAM - Pieties. from other Different in design. Smarter. More There he summer roundtrip fare Los Angeles is $40 San Francisco car after another. Comparisons will certainly convince you that only Chrysler engineering is able to give Chrysler results. ( Alva-jre.-- diffeYeTTce Look around. Examine one car after another. Drive one Ifornia. snd which never had failed to locate gold deposits. "His proposition wsa for the two of us to gov out at the entrance to the Golden Gate apd for me So dive wherever hls divining rod '! wriggled. I wouldnt do It, figuring t could find the wreck for mvself. And as for" the" Rio de Janeiro being found. I . doubt It. I and other divers and sal- vage operators have been trying for years to find tho Rio, and ' we've never gotten a trace of her. She hit on the point at the Golden Gate on a very fogey night, backed off and disappeared She may be lying In one of the deep holes by the Gate or she may- have floated for miles to sea before her air tight compartments were swept away. I'm going to explore the holes by th Gate this summer when 1 get equipment that I can go down 37.) vl the depth of th de .At present I can, prpsslon. submerge about J00 feet, A MOU RN A PATRIARCH -- P rive a CHRYSLER Mariner Claims He Has Located Treasure Ship, Lost With 128 Lives SFrnAt.FOR I T Youll FEEL the difference Youll ENJOY the difference thr - i. - YouOEE THe -- j. - neembior-o'eel-re-'paw? r am j Moe-Sund- o es lt. e. eve-jWl- Ij -- , however. The Rio de Janeiro, eteamlng into San Frendlsco bay. suddenly sank with a less of 129 lives snd gold bullion reported to be wyjrth several million dollars. Haskell said he found wreckage from tha steamer, and Its resting Numerous place. n Mar 7 attempts tn the past by salvage and fortuVia hunters to find tho wrecked vessel- - have proved unavailing. William Reed, a famous Pacific coast diverr told International News Service tn Interesting story regarding Hasketl and attempts prevlouiljr made to locate -the sunken ship. "Haskett came to me two years Reed said, "snd wanted me v to dive for him. He said he bad a divining nod which he bad used , .!)- lha goid mining dalrifJa nf.CAl- - jholes-In-on- of-It- smaU-sa!ar- Haskett, who declared he would Hsv-Sun- thc -- d start operations Immediately to recover the metal, filed a salvage claim with th city recorder, and announced to attaches ef the office. thet he wanted everybody to know" he had foupd the sh.p. He would not reveal its location, yrd e Why cant the women who has been tortured tor years with jealousy by tho philandering of an un- In 1901. ' lrrW hMr. st eon---te- nt 's hr ' faithful husband thank heaven for a good riddance pf bad rubbish when he finally elopes, and settle down lo enjoy the remainder of her life in peace, instead of weeping over her loss ant wearing the willow for him? Why can't the woman who is Why do girls thlnlr they are married to a man who canA s worksre who-c-ats itop aa be pried away from his fire- drunkard from drinking, or side an of evening qu't naggambler from gambling, nr make ging him about taking her out. Whj laxy loafer go to work? get her fill of amusements does a girl who craves all I'm - and In the daytime things that money Tvujs Tnarry s' cl elerk Why doe woman whose Why cant lb NEW TORK a girt marry a boy who neglectsr husband never pays her a complithe be l.(-- ment he asked me not to say her before marriage-Ibreast her upon beating quit that he will be a devoted hus- and Imagining herself neglected, AND much about it until the band after marriage? and have enough sense to real ze middle of AugJst' He is the that his marrying her was the one of the a a does marry girl Why acme of flattery and proof positive charming director of young man who evoa in his that he considers her tho paragon biggest fabric houses In the world of her sex? courting days has been - overhe showed me t his winter, f .' and bearing end tyrannical- and collection of beautiful (really!) of her woman the who and cant unregardful Why stingy materials and he assured me that bad a god husband and homo desires? Why does a grl and children, bo content with the mlddlo of August was the ear-limarry a man who hasnt been tho blessings the Lord has able oven to support himself pqssible moment that news as vouchsafed to her? ard quit under the impression that ho after a career and to his winter materials could be will be able to take care of a yearning made public. imagining that she would have family? Why does "any worn--a- n -- But nnUl been aunlUion-dolla- r film star sver marry any-Wam permitted to divulge a or writter a sixth best sellg- if few I after she has found out that details such as, Interesting she g married? reliable and steady-goinlo hadnt he only for Instance, that our fall and winand industrious, and Is generknow who men. donh that Why ally good husband mater.al? a few compliments will make their ter frocks will be made of wool as and supple as any chiffon. wives happy and keep them eating sheer their love who mothers do that artlfl-isilk in the qualWhy out of their hands, feed them on Andured children and who desire them to be sw by th's house can be wovity " costs and nothing do fe en Into materials looking exactly happy and successful in "ch a percentage, like wools. Also that sheer, printeverything in their power to spoil Pf? them and cultivate in them the ed woolen will make come of our Why cannot people's ho rub d Jo cause each n qualities that are frocks prettiest other the way and wrong bo do to failures? they them why If my informant knows hia stuff. who are utterly unrongenlal teach their children to be selfish and miserable part fineThen (heretois the jerser, almost and not toconskler anybody but company snd together eliminate the enough slip through a weddinthemselves, and theh complain friction, when we alt know g-ring, that this house make because their sons and daughters for the haut couture and which that there are husbands and show them no affection nor defhas been used this past season wives, parents and children, erence? Why do they let them bro'hers to and make several of the most beaurelatives sisters, and shiftless and idle grow up and friends the! we hale at tiful evenirg gowns In the collecthen wonder that they can never ,close range, but love dearly tions. There's something about this hold jobs or succeed in their under when thy are. a thousand kind of jersey that penults tt to be takings' Why do they fail to miles off? teach their tHldren to control Wh do re do aj themselveo and then wonder that d Why? thv git iwav to DOROTHY DfX.' palont W hv Fras-rlaco- 'AKENEW START - -- SAN FRANCISCO. (INS) Chsries C. Haskell, a retired mariner, has Just astonished Ban water front with s claim that he found the wreck of the gold laden steamer Rio dq Janeiro, which sank off the Golden Gate WORLD FLIERS TO -. indds pu ttunup etuoosq pu ards and thieves and get Into scandals and are divorced by their husbands and wives? Why cant the woman who has no attraction for men herself-with a good-Jo- b and a fat envelope and. canter career. Inon a her interests stead of "breaking her heart In longing for the husband she will never ct? 1 Dixon sailed Saturday from Ki York for the wc of Panama canal. hy were ac -- e Open Sundays. it V 1931 7-1-8 I -' men Why do middle-age- d marry flappers half their age -- and expect them to settle down and be (tfeside comdoes any pi11 Why panions ever marry any woman without findirg out beforehand whether she knows how to cook and take care of money-anwhether she la willing to have babies and bo domestic or not? YS ATURD A Y - JULY LA KK vf!IT SALT s f ed E WS compunied by Mr. Caleb Tanni-- r who recently came eat to visit NEW. YORK. July 11 (AP with daughter. Hugh Kernden Jr, and Clyde Pang- - tomake another start FErsT w ard. Salt Lake City, i (Special Correspondence ) n wwk fir Jtopo or tonlht,on ailight ithjs NEW YORK President Uober New York this week. ' r 'Ultor ltihry Urk J- - Grant Blade wool crepe coat, with fiord collars and cuffs of was the speaker at the 'j Dr', and Mrs. Carl J. Christen-!- ! oreap servlets Sunday. sen were guests Sunday evening of Curbed baby lamb, and unusual Incrustations. (Courtesy of dean Patou. Sunday School Sacrament service church to take off Roy Penman cf Bcarsdale, ette.mpt and Mrs. Clarence L. Mens.r to the In Manhattan Sunday. Solo-stIs Their ambition beat for returned from tho west. Prece.ng dinner the party visited A group of. Utahns enjoyed an the studios of the National ?trod."und (he world record set by WJley the occasion were Mieses Jessie s, Wtlllsms and Georgia Standing, outing to Coney Island Saturday casting company where Mr. Menscr Port and Harold Gatt, Grant, evening. Those participating were. id dramatic director. Herndon w as married on Juno It jin tha evening President A1 Bernice Park. in the Brooklyn Phyllis Fletcher. to Mis Mary Ellen Farley of spoke chapel. Mr. Harold Sohmldt was . soloist. Rose Kirkhsm, Anno McKinley. THINKS ITS A RECORD. bany, h. Y- who was at Foosevcl. Dorothv HagTund. jThe mens chorus under the di Elisabeth field yesterday to see him off. Shi DENVER Walter UN'S) Ardelle Ludlow, rectlon of Mr. Wehner render, d Hughe introduced persons additional music. Murdock, Joyce Mathews. Stephen Oberg. a member of the Wellshlre club In Denver, believe President Hehr J. Gram Mr Fletcher. Gordon Park. Don Clson Flit. Howard add Mrs. lv'or Sharp, and Dr. them from New Yorkto Within tv periodof foUr-kRoy Wirthlin were dinner guests lensen, David Paine. Ray Olpyi.l-etorRoscoo o? President. and Mrs. Fed Mark Gardner. Grover.in months Oberg witnessed five bor Grace. N F.. Berlin toor either aces All the of England; wereiCroyden. G. Taylor. President Grant left Jackson Lovell. Sherman Park. whomsdo on loest counw. Two Of; cow. They hope to ctrcle thoexglome for Washington, J t Dr. John Z. Brown, Jr. night C. put Oberg's own shots, hein four or.flvo stops. They (recently completed his Interneshlpjthem were dual controls and long crulsin Cart Thatcher of Ogden, Is visit-A- t Lying In hospital. Philadelphia.1''!''! made two thenL to enable a few of Is York andwlthin days of Ing in NowYork, hs guest visiting climes to beat tho record of the Winnie Mr. Gean GrsenweH. Othr medical Institutions. Dr Ma- Post and Gsttys plana IS SPADES CONFUSE HIM. President and Mrs. James II. Brown, who Is guest while In the R Mrs. Howard Sarah, and daugh rlty of Dr. and Moyledaughter Conn. NEW BRITAIN. tINS)i ,ttr.in-law- . Mrs. James D Movte.i Driggs. .will leave for the west Ilzel Rosclblat had thirteep! arc enjoying a vacation at Beth-- . this week spades dealt to him In a bridge j any B.arh, Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Culll- - game bid ministry of - communications Ono of hit han Llders lut'd. and , mor Sanders, Pleasant Grove, arriv ed In sit bears, for his opponents effort., announced that tho Aero Club of high IJorklun8 arrhed Sunday Twn Keir tfork- Friday. --- doubled Brel's and six Mexico psdes.bo tho henceforth will the Swedish mission. They will Dr.snd Mrs. Richard Mldd!!ott was to much Interested tn Lcisl governing body in areonsu-hi- a vis.t In New York a fsw days 0f Vo. ton will arrive in .Nw York to Deal matters of a acienUfto and thirteen before leaving fortho-wes- . for a weeks vacation. and the ploy spades tWedneslay went on. (sporting nature. Oscar Kirkham spoke Thursday They will be guests of Jkfrs. j in tho Brooklyn chapel onja;, tons slstrr.Mrs. laimar Ben- Tem - nPtt Priesthood. Genealogy-am- t Pe " Of!1" Mrs Pea rl Romney Chmman. the phyllis Fletcher.. Stephen FlMehvr Bishop John Duncan, of folds! soft draped into, statuesque Zina Murdock. Theresa the otbr. and the Jw hole coal Martha Chnsteier, and Dr. A.Eg?er with a grace that rjo other mate-jtRav lo pin were dinner guests rial allows. And, this type of regain Its pristine glorv of Dr. and Mrs Carl F. Kvring ning gown that features soft drsp- u,r xR0y wirthlin Ifos been insdvertemiy, than moulded lines is going to oe VV leaving this coat out of the appointed president of the First mil1!-picture last week'dld one thing. Quorum ol Elders of tha Eastern wedding-ring- " mission. Slates Counselors are, H lt proves t0 yu that Into its own in a big way for our asnjwa; a separate coat, standing alone, Wir5-t- i Driggs andIsPaul S. Dixon most elegant evening gowns! Radlohel secretary. its Just as successful a part ofilYilliam ' AIiv- - and Mrs George- - R.-Een-1 an were of guests Saturday strom, beRIGHT here and bow . Von ere like I am-- you use up all Ind Mre G stnUv McAl. fore my; hat with a brim for !;1,ter returned Tuesday from a space again as I did last week.! I want to show you the coat Bf mer. V a brimmed hat can be weeks vacation In Boston. tail-with as ; Just smart to wear Jean Patou's ensemble! Isn't It Elders Teasdale and Duncan of a turban a 'ored little lines Its slim with things delightful, gait Lake, arrived Sunday on thriven by the tlcver Incrustations as vou can tell from the sketch, s. g America from tha Geiman This Is of black wool crepe, snd This one is of coral, bound with mission. Elder Gru-n- Teasdale was the trim collars end cuffs are of coral grossgrsln ribbon, snd has mt la New "York by his mother black baby Iamb reversible, my two kerky qutlls fore chic! who will aceompartv him on s e deahs.- - o that the moment one' tour of the east before returning to Utah Au Rrrolr! side shows the least bit of wear. 11 DARE. Id Tanner and Mis Alley the cuffs end collar can be turned Why do are act the way era do? Why do men and women uee less Intelligence and giro leas thought to selecting their, mtes than they do to buying a new hat or car? Why do they tnarrj w ithout ever taking the trouble 'to find out anything about the real and character and disposition. Ideas and principles, and habits, and breeding, and previous history of the individuals with whom they the-next are expecting thirty or forty years of their Uvea and with whom their whole fate, and that of their children after them. Is Inextricably bound up? Why do boji and girls who ran t get along together before marriage delude - themselves' iTTTcr thinkiTif' that- they can live together , harmonioualy when there will after marr-agbe a thousand more things l fight over, and their tastee and incllnatlona and wills are bound to clash at every turn? Why cant they lake the warn lpg that each holds out- to the other and realise that Na ture never destined them for life partners, and so avoid battling their way to the divorce court ' N ' -- BPRE$3T MODS Why Do We Attempt the Impossible? Why Do We Marry in Haste and Then Try to Reform i' Our Partners; Why Do We Spoil - Our Children and Then Expect Paragons ? Why Cant We Accept Things as They Are ? Why do brilliant, highly educated men marry Dumb Doras and expect them to bo companions Why do poor, ambitious young man marry extravagant girls whose whole souls are set on drear and society and expect them to be do mea thrifty helpmeets?...-Wh- y many - nervous, and to have girls peaceful, expect quiet homes -l ikXKRET 1-A ljv FadiCue D. R. OWEN, 41 South Main St Salt Lake City, Utah. I am planning a trip to Please ictume illustrated booklets and an itinerary. ' ,, |