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Show ; jflf 4 Hr i ?& T ' nSo'V"-- Jr A if " V y"t'w; H7 4 jt s f V - NEWS SALT fHE DESERET LAKE AUGUST CITY SATURDAY - . Stall Writer. visit in New NEW YORK CITY, Aug. 24. Alter a two-dYork City, 140 Boy Scout of the Sait Lake council, who Ire making a gOod will and educational tour of eastern United S' ales, News ay for Palmyra. The contingent arwill leave tomorrow at From Palmyra rived here Friday at 7 am. from Philadelphia. they will journey to Niagara Fall. Greater New York has an area of 22 square mi lea and Is the largest city in the world It con stats of five sections, the Boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn. Queens and .Richmond, Manhattan, the original Stew York City, has tf square miles. Queens 12 Land Rich- -, niund 678 - 'the total population The tas- cercros-wa- 4. KM 414. a from 21 to 7,000,000,000 In 126, Manhattan Island was purchased from the Indian lor later Two Groups To Combine; 224. Three hundred year the aseessed value of real estate on the island was $7. 154, 643.262 ToAll Committees day the land valuation is placed at 21 220.000 Appointed The roost southerly part of the island Is then over to the finanMembers of the Tintic reunion cial district, shipping offices, and committee met tael night at the a vanet of other business and home of General Chairman Joseph professional offtcea North of this Wtrthlin, 127 south Eighth Euxtarea are the central distributing street, to plan an outing of aU markeu for tbe Krc2ter part of d.en,t? OI,U,l'be port district on tbs west. Tintio district ," great wholesale and roanufactur-pm- t, at Liberty rant, log ejgjrtct In the center, and i The reunion Hue year will district for factory work dude the Knifchlvllle and Tlntic ers on the east Hotel, Reetail Belt organisation, which have met as Next chines a belt, ths center of separate groups in former years. A program is being arranged, to which is given over primarily to hohe announced later, according to tels. theaters, and large retell de Mr. WirthiiB. The committee partment storm. Farther north island is mostly residential. hopes to bring all past residents of tbs district to meet with those with a large number of small resow Who reside there. Those at- tail stores to serve the vicinity. n tending are ashed to bring their New Work City is a city of h lunches. pen, having more than 60 Committees who met last night Nearly 100 can claim 20 Stories, while 4 mount to 4 floors, and are as follows: SO mark. Four It reach theare General chairman of tbs outing, about of buildings higher than Joseph Wirthiini William Werrett, the these Eiffel tower in Paris. France, fust assistant; Mrs. Elisa Eon-ne- r. the Empire State being the first. second assistant. The State building, locatProgram committee: Guy W. ed atEmpire h Fifth avenue and Crane, chairman; Mra. Margaret streets, is 120 stories dr Bull! van, Bert Wilkins, Mrs. Elifeet high. The Chrysler, rissabeth Crane, Provo; Mia. Jesse 1260 104 feet high, comes second, Uawkes. Mia. Pearl Douglas. Ce- ing with tbe Cities Service and Mancil Potts. Marry Pitts. Eureka, next. hattan company Publicity ebairamn: C. E. Huith, Interesting Points Eureka, chairman; C. E. Kite. C. Interesting points In the dty In8. Boyle. Provo; Joseph WirthUn, clude: Brooklyn bridge, City hall, Salt Lake City. Fifth avenue, Broadway, Statue of , Parks committee: Joseph Wlrth-H- Liberty, Battery park. American chairman; William Werrett. Museum of Natural History and - Reception committee; E. K. many others. The Brooklyn. bridge, ebairman; James H. Nor- tbe first to span tbe East liver, man, Mia. Dave Greenhouse, Dr. has its termini in the City Hall A. H. McCtyauU, of salt Lake; Manhattan, and at 8ands and S. r. Birch, Eureka; E. K. Chat-wi- park. Washington streets, Brooklyn. It Mammoth; Boyd Bernard. is t 1 In length. Bingham; William Nesbitt, Provo; New York boasts of II univerWilliam Owens. Dr, D. E-- Ostler, sities and colleges with 112,009 stuMrs. T, D. Sullivan, John Boandy, dents There are over 1,000.000 Provo; John A. Rowe, Eureke; p. pupils in its 711 schools. Columbia J, FlnneiU Eureka; A. Ci Burton. university la tbe leading Institution Sait Lake; Mra. Agnes Knight. J of higher learning. The grounds at William Knight, Provo; Bred Mornlngside Heights cover 21 acres. Johnson, Cedi Pitch, Eureka: Fred Hansen, Dividend; Lester Dobbs, Dividend; Dr. Jesse Ellsworth, Mrs. Jennin Jones. Eureka: Earl Mammoth: William McIntyre, Local office, U. S-- Weather buEvens, salt Lake; Mrs. Joseph Albert Wtrthlin, Johnson, Eureka, reau. Balt Lake dty, Utah. Aug Mrs. D. C. Wheeler, Silver City, 24, 136. Registration: Mra. John Porgia, Precipitation la last 24 hours Midvale. inebec Ml Total sine October 1st 11.20 nt -: sky-ter- - Thirty-fourt- n, o, n. The Weather bichM. 500 Scouts From Total October 1st to date last year 1.27 inches Normal October let te date, 14.96 Inches TEMPERATURES Max. Fri.... 12 ( Sat.. (2 Sat.. 72 Min, Fri.... 44 9 . Mtn. Bat..,. 12 12 noon Sat. 79 Sunset Sat, 7:14; rise Sun. 6 42. WEATHER SUMMARY The Canadian boundary disturbance is continuing Us easterly movement, over Manitoba and North Dakota this morning following closely by a cool high crested this morning over British Columbia. Clear skies attend the high to Alberta and eastern Montana, and a ininlmum temperature Of 42 deg. occurred at Baker City Temperatures are rather high over eastern parts of Montana, Wyoming. Colorado and ths adjoining Great Plains States with light scattered shoaers, all moving eastward along with tho boundary Tho Interior southwestlow ha caused shower in Utah, Idaho Join Gathering In N. Y. a-- BY JOHN D. GILES (Deseret News Staff Writer) NEW YORK, Aug. 24. This city was staging an impromptu Jambores hero yesterday aa more than 2.60 Scouts from all parts of America and several foreign countries were in the eitx. National headquarters here Was swamped with the various contingents but was cooperating to tne fullest degree iu making ths visits enjoyable and worth while Five hundred of the 2.60 are from Utah and Idaho. The Scouts from the Gem state left yesterday for Washington. D. C . and in the visited afternoon the United States Senate. The Ogden-Cach- e Valley group will slay la New York until towestern morrow, when they will leave for Arizona, New Mexico Colorado and part of Utah and Washington via Philadelphia. Idaho Organ recitals will be given for Weather observations takes at both groups in the new Washing$ a m today ton chsoeL REUNION ANNOUNCED Descendants of Bamuel Hair Sr will hold a reunion at Lukes Hot Pots. Midway. Utah, on Aug 10 at 10.20 sun. AU relatives an invited to attend. 4 Mle zfiJ S', f''. v. 7 Su-h- as wih-jBart- of the IMS ly geaalae Heat-rHeater Tt pare to bur the genuine Heatrola. because onlv the genufne h.s the latensi-Flr- e Ate Duet the Feed Door and other featnrea It navi especial, hr well to order it now while the crest annual August Sale is being held at the exclusive de.l-- v vie', beeana- - won get EX-DISCOUNTS CP TO plus BIG TRADEIV WANCKd 80 don't buy now and save to beet vour borne whole month next 2a the 1926 line, else to fit everv style te Cleese e price to meet AT dget . Weeb e! fuel-savi- labor-savi- A tale , Hoses this (n Sco-ian- ; ( Bears at Yellowstone Named Park Rangers Think -- Appropriate Canyon EDERAL5AVINGS e. bear-feedi- sernce gives you and saves you time! ld bear a a three-year-ol- d a at be and as plan lt ld A bluffing black who spends his daytime patrolling the auto camp in search of food never misses fhe hour and evening then spends tfie bight robbing been the cafeteria has singled out as Jimmy Valentino Rangers call him Jimmy when they are not referring te him tn more Another ignominious terms troublemaker, who Is constant- three-year-o- ld $10 NOW f the original The annual summer eonventlea Product of the Excelcia Beautymore than company, attended by divisional distributors seventy-fiv- e Thurswe held and salespeople, day. Friday and Saturday In Balt Lake Convention session were hald ta the Hotel Temple Square, and talk ere given by Lynn R- - Fairbanks, president, Mrs. Lois A. Fairbanks and Elbert R. Curtis general sal' manager A visit was made through the Excelcls factory. Other activities included a visit to the Temple grounds and organ recital, a banquet at Saltair, and a day at Brigh- three-year-o- SPECIAL ADVANCE SHOWING aed cluded In a list of 22 new post-on- e buildings on which bids will be asked beginning today, an Associated Press dispatch stated. Bids will he received for tbe Provo Postoffic of September 6. and for St. George on September f. Others ln the west, together with the date on which Bids will be received are as folows r . California: Martinez. Santa Marla, Sept . Auburn, Selma, Uklah, Vacaville, BepL 9. Colorado: Delta, Florence, Loveland, Sept. (. Mesa, Arizona: BpringerrUla, Sept. 9. Idaho: Fayette, Sept I. Nevada- - Lovelock, Sept 4 New Mexico: Deming, Portal es, The city's 21.400 research engine, also called a knock detective,' and an octane counter, is "v I installed and ready for use at the city water department shops. The machine can test any Internal combustion engine fuel. The city's problem is simple, but the ton. machine is complicated, said H. E. Among the distributor in atMcLachlan. city chemist, who wiU tendance were D. E Applegarth of calibrate the engine Monday. C. Ralph Iowa. Mr and Mrs The problem was explained toAmott of Indianapolis, O. W. Sept 9. day by the chemist. Ail petroWilleum and alcohol fuels will delivWashington: Anacortes, Centr il- Barnes of Columbus. LaVem ia. Benton, Seattle (university sta- kinson of St. Louis, Mr and Mra er a great deal more power If exC R. Hayes of Oklahoma City, tion). sunnyside. Sept 4. ploded or burned at high pressure. of Mr and Mrs. H IB Fenton Attempts to give carburetor en- First posed portrait of Katrngett Oregon- Ontario, Portland, Sept Rockford. UK Mrs Susan C Dutgines very high compression show- Heroi, foreign minister of Ethiopia 4. Mrs. ton and of Mr Jay Denver, ed that the fuel reached a point (Control Press j Glaser of Peoria. III. J C. Ellsof pressure and heat which It exPRIMARY REQRGANIBED of worth Kansas City, A S the before ploded ignition spark rating of MT. PLEASANT, Aug 2 of Los Angeles and K. P, r soldthein octane and before the piston reached the comparison The Lake. Salt asMiller gasoline Cleveland. the of of Primary end of the compression stroke and Pleasant sociation in the ML The company's manufacturing started back. Every such exploSouth ward has taken place during headquarters and general ofices sion was a knock and a loss of Mrs. T Della the past week. (havebeen located in Salt Lake power, tending to stop rather than Christensen will succeed Mrs. thc firm was established, ln drive the crank shaft. She N as Clark sie 1921 In Differ small laboratory at president Requirement selected as he assistant, Marv .gar House At the present time the Diesel engines require a fuel that E Davis, first counselor. wiU explode at a critical temperaMarie'company is represented in nearlv high compression nd heat second counselor: Annie eveiy state In the union, in Canada ture and premure and carbureter out Amt explode readily Jensen Braby, secretary. d exploding not will the Hawaiian Islands, fuel Opal a that engines require when an electric spark ignites it. vil, chorister; Genevieve Ktmber explode of itself. Fuel rejected for The octane to has nothing rating Leon and Larsen, orgalnsta. the automobile engine in general do with the actual octane content An Englishman has built a mode! use in the very best Diesel fuel. On of tbe constituents of gaso- of any sample of gas. It Compares a ith her parent ln g7. She Is tug boat only three feet long that the performance of the rsurvived bv her daughter. Mrs is driven by a steam engine powerline is octane. Ture octane costs the performance of octane or witbMarlgcf and a number of niece ful enough for the craft tojtow 2 At 22 the pressure per gallon. a certain and nephew. C of foot punt carrying two men. used in modern automobiles, oc- the performance gas of kaown octane rat- - j tane will not explode without the standard in- spark. The research engine can be opat any compression and Funeral Of Mrs. Young To We have abundance of money to loan Imperial JapsneseAmy bone ofthrm Japa-U- I erated ynn, maneuvers Capt Yasota driven by electricity. of First Armyet PineCamp, N.Y. nese observer attending can b machine The on operated 2 first mortgages on homes to those s JJeJJ Jfe one He each. Cbina, Spainsent Sunday, p.m Other nations, such as Germany, Mexico, Cci. G. F. Verbeck, General Staff. with octane and the pressure In ho can and will repay regularly. being welcomed to headquarter by octane until the creased explode Funeral services will be con(Central Preen) Then it can bo operated with any ducted tomorrow at 2 pm. ln the OFFICERS AD DIRECTORS commercial gas and the pressure Evans and Early enortuary for Increased until the ordinary gas Emmeline Rawlings Young. OFORC.kV, CAVNOV president 20 MATTHEW NOAL. explodes, giving an octane rating. prominent Church worker and for GEO Q MORRIS Scv Tress To Protect Boyers 20 rears a member of tbe TaberDAVID P HOWELLS Or It can be operated at the nacle choir. died Mrs. Young DR. CFO W pressure of automobile engines Thursday at the homo of her Up MIDDLETON with a fuel of known octane , rat- daughter, Mrs Lawrence S Marig-e- r. MlLTOV RFNNION YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo, 8 K Mt'I.Fix K ly losing her cubs and causing ing and the knocks registered. 174 Main street She north An- - 24 JOHN IFtZER Tired of referring In great commotion among bears Then operated at the same pres-- was born In Upton-NoblSom er AND LOAN ASSOCIATION b H LOVE ananymou terms to some of the and spectators alike has been rors and temperature with gas setshlre. England. July 1, 1655 given tbe acrimonious title of taken from the service station a daughter of Joseph and Mary regular callers at the 4 West Oewlh Temple Street. Mss. 27NS Mrs. Old Hound Dog. Faithful, park grounds at pumps, tho machine will show by Sharp Rawlings, and tame to Utah range-- s staged a bee recently. Twenty-si- x blacks and grizzlies, whose Characteristics and personalities have become known through repeated visit to tho "lunch counter,' were named by Wayne Replogle and George Jenkins; temporary rangers. Tbe king of tho grizzlies was appropriately named Henry V1U after b had displaced the old ruler. Caesar, by thrashing him soundly. Henry is an unusually fine specimen, huge, domineering and decked out In a black pelt. Lazy Bones was so named because of hie shiftless ways. He Is mid to be the ugliest bear In the area and when he ambles along bis belly scrapes ths ground In listless exhaustion. Grandpa Is a close runnerup for laziness but his Inertia la attributed to old ago. Red Fenwick is distinguished by fiery red hair. The Duke is a grizzly who spends ail his tun fighting and never gets around to eat. Tom, Dick and Harry are Inwhose separable names were naturals. A mother who always brings her grizzly two cubs in to eat when all the food Is gone Is named Mother Hubhard. Black Fats and Grisly Fats have nothing but weight to distinguish them Enowshoes We always in mind that your time is In addition, if you want grease job, wash was ths appellation given to a valuable. That's why definite Order of A flatfooted black. tire repairs or new tires, new batjob, black, who has unlimited Service has been adopted Pep 88 -- Vico tery, or accessories, they will supplied courage and will tackle any grisly In a fight has been named stations. It enables the service man to take Make promptly efficiently. neighyour an unsociable while Wimpy, care of your needs, thoroughly, yet with no borhood Pep 88 -- Vico station your headgrizzly and her one cub are known as Annie and Brat. A waste motion. In the average case the quarters for motoring supplies and service. be whisk -- red grizzly la Mr. Barservice is rett while two very domestic This systematic plan keeps youf car runsystematic performed mother bears are given the very shown below. common tag of Mra. Jones and ning betterl Mrs. Smith. Mra. Wigs I a motherly old grizzly who came ont this season with triplets, while another grizzly mother of three cubs has been named The Pacer because of her pecular gait. A particularly bedraggled specimen with a (Straggly head and palrh-quihide has been dubbed Old Moth-hea- d female A and partially paralyzed male have been appropriately dubbed Little Crip and B,g Crip, both limping with battle acara. One of tho noisiest of th black lot is a with black legs and gray body who has become known as the bear-feedi- SAVE In- V Installs $1,900 City ProTo Apparatus tect Autoists BY KNIGHT B. KERB. Reunion Of Tintic District Slated Aug. 31 In Part Bids Asked On Two Beauty Products Utah Postoffices Company Concludes Three-Da- y Meeting Provo and Bt eGorg are A After Visit To L. D. S. Church History Area Trip Will Include Niagara Falls Deseret 1935 Talks k Ethiopia S.L. Boy Scouts See N.Y;; Japs Watch U. S. Armys "Wat? OctaneMeasnring V Maching Ready To Off Sunday Eor Palmyra Test Motor Fuel ' ft- - 9XW 24 Modena, cloudv Needle, cloud; New York, clear Okla, City clear ..5 . 82 58 . .73 Omaha clear 4 74 Phoenix, rain . Pocatello, clear (2 .(Portland, O, clear. .54 Reno, clear 68 8L Louts, clear. ...42 Salt Lake, dear .. 62 San Francisco, efdy.52 Santa Fe. clear ,...54 64 Seattle, clear Spokane, clear,.... S3 0 Tonopah. dear Wlnnemncca, clear. 48 Yellowstone, clear. .4 I 78 92 76 12 94 80 72 90 64 83 44 78 69 71 84 92 76 .00 .00 .60 .60 .14 01 L Windshield 1 deemed, lor safety. convenience 4 t whal areyourasks need I. Baator is pUd with water OH b checked for I quantity and eaa-- S. Gasoline (H need-d- ) A Bear window is supplied. are. tail-lig- ed oil. at and wip- S. Tire are checked and shackles ins I. Spare tire It 7. tested. Headlights are wiped oil lot sale night driving. peeled. Faithful L D. S. Church Member Dies in Germany Albert Gegener. for many yean .00 president of the Hannover branch 00 of the German mission and widely .00 known for his horiii'alriy to .01 Church missionaries, died July 15 .00 at the age of 89 It was reported .18 bv relatives ln Salt Lake today ,01 Mr. Wegener died at his home in .00 Hannover, where he had presided ,0 for 15 years. Married twice he . Ofi. was the father of four children. .16 two of whom survive him. They are Kart and Willy Wegener, both living In Salt Lake, the latter a SaeodetL UL and oS faM filter are to ll. Ton are asked spark-plug- s I should b sxam- - IL Battery I EDed with certiiied water B Ill Tbe Iren! needed. II Tea are thanked el your car is swept out courteously and invited back. or vacuumed. I Hawaiian Missionary member of the Tabernacle choir he has been associated Outing Set August 20 for'ih29which years; If you're in a hurry, jus! let us know and The summer oqting of Hawaiian FAUFR-TO MFET missionaries will be held Friday The Facer family reunion will August to at Lagoon. All form- - be held tomorrow at Liberty par. er missionaries and their friend it wa announced today The pro-a- r invited to bring their luneb gram of events will 1 at begin and meet la the east bowsry atj a.m. AU members are urged to UTAH S 1 You Huadreds 'attend. I we'll do theso dungs next time you call. OIL REFINING ai Service Stations and Daaietn in Ctcfh and Idaho COMPAHY SERVICE Distributor fit Atlas Tires and 5tiierie ( |