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Show filE DESEKET NEWS FRIDA T Court Decision May Free Clinic for Cure of Stammering Lower City Tax Salt Laker . Opened at Gardo House by Levy eye 1 have Utile trouble In getInteresting lorjr lit behind their them to speak rfhem with ease, ting auf to for tha free eilnlo ror children 1 even draw objects Stem It la believed probable thatlhe asImpediaenaa af eight. from thl epeecdi along faring help nerK. comes W. through toy sessed valuation of Balt Lake City may uaually bar mertng ments, epaned vousness or elcknea. Some uervous-nes- s bo Increased from II.OOI, 019 to Raaaatt former Bolt Laker, now leadend la caused by atammerlng com. by reason of tha decision of ing man with th Winter Garden aoma alckneaa. Often stammering- I I In who morn often tho eupramo court yesterday that title Tor New and pany of caused by mimicry Lake to spend th summer montha through mother encouraging chtldranA containing notes And aontract may be seems to them Assessed aa tangible assets No on ha ever, heard of a atammer-I- to Hep because It trick. There I to captivating little wa Juat It and yet Tha 'assessed valuation of tho city stag etar the n self, and become conscious mind being baaed on for this year lo Slot. fit. 111. according pro' a that stammerer can mad taco atar that Mr. Base It flret past experiences, and It ta to control to tho rsaults of tho recapitulation AnI hi debut behind tho ftxt!lht. H this suboonorious aelf until It raocta nounced today. This Is an Increase of row under! year contract wl(h the In the proper manner which I teach 1 11.000.000 ver and above last year's Winter Garden company "d will ban aa a cure for stammering." valuation last year wax Mr. BaaAett ha oiuaied'dlctloir wa- valuatlonr-T- h featured In an anllrely nw preduc-tWwhaa th oompany eo nee up In lu der famous authorities In Germany, 1139,347,131. This year tho value of new quarters In New Torh at th fen England and rranee. He declare ba tbo county January. But Mr. la inaugurating tha frea clinic here tho property assessed by lury theatre Beat Th tat ta In not la tha city Hamit Impllaa hasuoceaaaa Gardo house In order that aeaeaeora wsa 1110,147.711.' In the but rather those who are unable to afford help in board pf equalisation assessment exploit hla ate who art suffering from ridding themselves of Impedimenta of amounted to I14.ltl.ll2. ta help person Lord Sink ha th distinction of bos eerloue Impediments in using unhamaa tho first Indian gentleman to hold tha will wall aid of tho Tho lng result may recapitulation rocsjvo spooch - pered speech. commission more fortunate of their fellowa The bo certified to a secretary of tho for According to tho atorr which an In- -, cltnlo will ba open dally from 11 a.tn. today and tomorrow. cityMonday th th position tarrtewer rained from Mr. Bassett he to 11 m. and tf mors time la required commission will meat to fix tho mu- India. Ho was a representative of India In the! imperial tear confarync. ! grew up as a lad with a serloua case Mr. Bassett states be will gladly give nicipal tax rat for tha present year, of stammering, Ha caught Jhe habit seem where According to city officials there from hla fathar who suffered from the It. Ha says, however, that shall exg affliction before him. tho trouble stammering cornea with or through no reason why thaontaxthratadollar. It Order of Lions Elects hla mills psychological ceed I brought on by fright But through mental afflictions wa that It1 n eye'ematlc determlantion tha son has course can ba of no use aa such case previously anticipated Reid President Dr. rid himself of the Impediment and need medical attention. might be more but the material In the valuation thl year over because of hla sympathy for other stammerers retlly lays more emphasis Wheat last will hold th rate down. Takes DENVER. Colo., July IS. Dr. on hie New York achool for Btammar-er- a wa elected Denver of C. Reid Charles than ha does on hla stags work. Sensational Tumble . Japanese Probers Bpeaklng the moet faullleae of dir. of th Inlet national Order president tlon with an ease seldom excelled. Mr. Due to Lack of Orders Seek More Information of Lion at th business session ot Baaeett explained today hla theory In to E. W. their convention her of regard speech Impediment flret II. Further Cameron of Minneapolistoday. - BTOCKTON. pU-.ulail ha declares tha trouble ta rarely wa chosen CHICAGO. July II. Wheat under-wophysical but merely needs n watch " a sensational break In price to- Information wa sought her today by vice presidents your atop" xort of process to banish It hous of representative Immigraday. Tbo market opened All tho way th Oakland, Cal., and Minneapolis are entirely. tion committee as to whether th Jap- candidate for th next convention. On tha wall of Mr. Barnett's studio from unchanged figures to IH cent la a blackboard and it seems that anese In the territory surrounding was soon cant down and lift this blackboard plays quite n part In lower, In om have devoted thcmeelvea case, for December, Stockton Let u figure with you on blnnk the work of overcoming stammering. a buihel largely to reclaiming wait land or Of the five aensds." Mr. Massett said the principal speculative delivery. The whthr th charg la tru that Amer- books, cortliicatos, booklet, or rein fact anything in tha printIn explaining hla work, eight la tha big tumble In value was Attributed ican often hav had to restore to fer- ceipt ' ing lino. strongest and If I can once get my pu- more to lack of buying orders than tility land worn out by Japan THE DESERET NTTW8 JOB DEPT- farmer pils to aeo tho sound combination with to any great preasur to sell pnM $10,-000,0- Jf tU be-tn- -9 CC se harket ' nt for a Pleasant )r nominee, today ruet a dlegtlon from the National Woman party, headed by Mis Alice Paul who urged him to use hi Influence to hav Tenneeee ratify th federal suffrage amendment 1 vota In time to permit women tbo November election- Oov. Cox will Arrive la Washington Saturday afternoon far hla conference Bunday with President Wlleon. developed today plan wr beingchamber of comby th Columbu merce to entertain member of the Democrat riCtiat Iona committee who will moot hero next Tuesday. Mr. Cox expect to entertain th committeemen and their famthe at lbe goxarnor mansion either Monday or Tuesday evening. Among messages received todaj war two from E. H. Moor, th manager, and praconventlon Wilbur Marsh. Ipwa, treasurer of the national commute, commending the governor' dectalon not to reply to Sen- statement ator Harding or PR . 220 ..THE Mryrua-rrr- X Also,, n mi rrrro-Trrr- Boys and Girls Specials Childrens Mary J&nes, in patent or kid.; Worth a lot more Mens-Howard-a- Childrens Barefoot Sandals, In brown er smoke, Elk oak soles nd Foster 5 to 8 $1.79 BOYS 2 TO 5 the best worth $15 in brown kl1 or . BARGAIN. a g Lot 2 Mens Scout Shoes, in white mule skin, with white Elk soles. Lot 3 Mens White Oxford or Palm Beach with Elk soles. Worth $5.50 gg Now we let them go at . ALL MENS SHOES IN THE HOUSE TO 507c OFF. 25 r Ventilated Oxfords . . $3.85 $1.89 .... .$2.09 $2.35 114 to 2 To customers looking for strictly quality . merchandise, we are their headquarters. Clothing Store $4.28 oles 2 TO 5 Kid Button Shoes, turned .. $1.89-53- 4 to 8. .$2.09 Childrens odds and. ends in Patent Mary Janes Brown Rid Oxfords; worth 1 $3.39 up to $7.00, now Babies White Kid Mary Janes, turned soles .$2.08-5- 34 to 8. . . .$2.43 . 2 TO 5 o (J MMmsoiir i A m charge tlon hi man, ( ately u who la j J . OUR a- - St. L WINDOWS Gardner & Adams Co. A. L. Loui Mr Ft week. way to and the turn to visiting peak. . lng pla the city Balt education, will b held In th Maoonk tempi, at 4.30 p.m. Saturday. Service will be under tne direction of Wasatci lodge No. 1, F. A A. M. Interment wll1 be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Ladies White NUe Cloth Oxfords or Pumps; worth $5.00; $2i98 1 ntfwj ......... Bros. co-o- lie Is lnvltd. Lot - 2 Ladi es:lWhite or With Black Kid Oxfords Louis heels; worth $11.00; now . . Lot 4 Ladies Black Kid Pumps, high or low heels; worth $8.00; $4.89 a a now a a a a a a Ladies White NUe Cloth Shoes in lace. white, gray and Ivory, small sizes; C 1(1 H 'pl,uu worth $6.00, now. 25OFPonALL ' . SMt Co F 'Offtcta'-OfeiaMay- I I ! xv i, SHOES Main Street That bottled t TUiVIll BAILET A BON CO. COT for all occasions. Funeral designs ari IfsHc-allarranged. Prompt delivery; 0 East Second loath, was. IM. comm Isa lng toda Boyden i Tile u sugar is LAHBOURNSl SALT Lakas leading florist, new store. Funeral design our speciality. Decora 7 South Halo. Was. 14 tlon a, U. human . not yet bottlers . floral given to sacchorii prosecuti Designs A Floral Co. 291 So. epe'GijLL't' SUto. FUNERAL DIRECTORS TAYLOR. Firemt & W. TTU- - on pie At. Utah leading uadartakar sad ambalmar. Services and quality geode wL.b76o PrlC M your w aultlag. Funera 'Hancdck; day ill tto,, -BaH examiner Confers Wijh Commission Upon eubjecu relating to labor. rDr- J. Ead millionaire tramp, conferred How, with Industrial Commissions!- - Wii Haro KneiT and Preston A. Thatcher today. Dr. How would establish labor colleges in all sections of th country, aa h claims that every solution of th workers problems lie in education Here From San Die go Mr. and Mra Alex C, Pyper of Ban Diegq, formerly of Salt Lake, ar visltore in th city, having com here to attend the funeral of Mra Pyper sister. Mrs Lillian Horne Woolley. Mr. Pyper Is a brother of Manager Georg D. Pyper of the Balt Lake theatre and of Walter Pyper of the Utah-ldah- o Sugar WASATCR - Farm Machinery Shown Demonstration of motorised fxrm machinery were given ot th Fort Douglas agricultural achool Thursday. Flv acres Of ground were plowed and cultivated as a part of the demonstration. Col. Roger 8. Pitch, chief of staff of the western department MaJ. William Goodale, commanding officer of the poet, and Capt. O. 8. V ood, educational and recreation officer, wer preeent. tho partment loea Ini cemetery. Mr. Ha had been 19 year Yeoman lodge vet requested o'clock E uniform, i -- of Lieut.- - Waa 1IIL . - Pioneet I monuments SALT LAKE MARBLE AND MONU a mental Worko-- C. II N Street. Mra. II. John.o. Prop, of 'at AGENTS AGENTS FOR UTAH. Mrs. 22. 1937. late Alam Freeman, LOST parents In throbgh a cldent to Ni?nArK .LfTHER 81 lT CASE ON Bouth Cmintry club. Name ter J. FPDunn Liberal reward. Phone Waa 1314. che Phillips at he more settlers, a of RummJi aided at Lake City, at Provo. She waa five of wh Mrs. Saral Utah;" Mn FhfUlps, C Caroline F She leaves 23 greet -- g aistars at In ton Of B Lemuel Nc E. J. Nort Althea Lev Mm Mlnm Mra laiellj of McCami Mm Phi Hy and Chi life Her hi time be fori years she a v BnrDDTO. W ar the pioneer la Job Frtata fag and Book Binding in tbo stata Our facilities ar tha beat for hand ling anr class at work no m attar haw inrea er hew snaalL NEWS JOB DEPT. of every tharaefer and description, arranzed from, the beat Ugtl forma and' brought Etrictly te. -- ajwsjg on hand at the Deseret News Book Store. PI Chautauqt K!n6V,,?rik7r- A fuH 'supply the h street Montana for an article COLORADO. universal demand and unusual merit.of Live men get surprising results. No axparlenc - Ktnj,oa HUL THBDESERET Utahs Caroline Deathli Legal Blanks FUNERAL NOTH'!'. Funeral aemtoea J prom-fienafS'nev 'farmer tf tha SaH Lake hoar of fr-Wl:ia- CEMETERY, 8t JOB FRLYTIYO .AND BOOK Jeha W. Palmer In a local hospital, I John W. Palmer, 4 years old. died Thursday. Tbg body will beent ta kis formsr home, .Idaho Falls. Idsho.l for funaral services and Interment. Plartla F. Smm At th home, 4S Wset 8lxth South street, Martin F Same, died Thuiaday. Funeral petit-later. Sera Jewnle yer At tba fome of her daughter, Mra t ra Sima, ID bheeman avenue, Srah Jennia AJer, tl,' years oiddled. Thursday. f ed with and Beco Q 2.20 p.m lit. - called by LAWN Main 44 nor ..Monday r h Perpuecual earn b Comm FLORAL Waa. 4414. yt. Evans turns fr 1 farms - ERNEST KINO FLORAL CO. K... lnd go,. l. i o Mead - 1 ',220 Soulh Ma taasaauer rrxxerysa tem embracing th Colorado A Denver railway, the Fort Worth & Denver CARL EDDINGTON A CO. railway and th Wichita Valley rail FUNEBAE. DIRECTORS. way haa opened branoh office at OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. Clift building. W. E. Hellmuth Is the PHONE HT. 129. general agent in charge. rs. Idaht-MA. Going to Lucy Clark la leaving for Lavo Hot Springs THE EBER W. HALL, ah visit where will with her Idaho, . T. Ricketts) Mortuary. daughter, Mrs. Raymond Maughin. Jiu Phone Wasatch J!J. rout b will stop a few days at Gar Prompt PERtONAL Servica land with her son, George Clark. 244 Seat 1st South. Three Pas State Test After finishing a course- - in nursing under Dr. A CO. UNDERTAKERS Ellis R. Shipp, Mr Julia P. Badger and ltl-22- 7 embalmera South Wa , andr Mia Althea Sylvester street. j Lake CKy and Mra Louisa Bigler of Riverside, Boxelder county, have passed the examination coo- GEMEXXREES -- a a Le Charg FLOfUR eorpa No. 9. Paascu Examination J. O. Berry of Provo successfully passed tha state dental examination recently held at tho state eapttol. He ia a graduate of th Chicago Colleg of Dentistry. Tourist Go Through A party of tourlata from Yallowatona park un der tha dllreetlon of J. L. Servla, passed through Balt Lakea--Thursday en rout to" Joliet, 111.,'on special train over th Denver A. JUo Grande jraljrpadL. Dancing Pageant at U The Uni, veratty of Utah will offer a dancing pageant on th campus Tuesday eve nlng at 7:20 oclock. Various depart p ments of the Institution havs crated for the production. The pub, J the Prices For Ladies -- 1 na small cal fie! proper creased ' SEE Utahs Greatest clea. air ander Lot 3 Ladies White Nile Cloth Oxford or Plain Pump, real high Iouis heel; worth $8.50 now 1134 to 2 $4,430bies' ' Black Worth $6.00 a pair to 11 11J4 to 2 834 $2.83 The same in patent, , Muc tb lo being men a who la 1 hla bro local ar returnee France. Childrens White Mule Cloth Mary Janes, turned soles; the best calf, S1T.85 98c TO 5 1 Oxfords, A Real $i.6aTa,avji.8o 2 TQ 5 f ? mounts. Anotl LOWEST OUE-PRSGES:-AEE-"'ALV7AY.S...- fTTTT but. dli pence any n canary the most practical stock of wardrobe trunks and hand luggage to be found and many helpful suggestions; in picking out just the kind best suited for the purpose. Go, that miutHbe profit. The public benefit all ' on this tale. " 25vr to 50 reductions on thousands of pairs of high grade summer pumps and oxfords. X -- Liberty Park Plcnlo A picnic will b held at Liberty park July 2S at 2 p.m. by th Ladles of Maxwell Retie! Lot 1 Mens White Nfle Cloth Oxfords, with oak soles; worth $5.00; landln The c re pu provei Kearns Building Salt Lake City , now" V years we have specialized, serving the experienced, Late Locals For Men hated Ut.h "WHERE CONFIDENCE COUNTS" SOUTH MAIN STREET See-Our-Windows---- which to pre That means that you will find here 1 Y CJ -- RiMeoi traveler. csf Of Interest to th average th total number of motor-drive- n vehicle in tha United State and th number of passenger comporativ cars and motor truck. Out of Approximately 7.009.009 motor vehicle 90,000 ar used for commercial purposes. passenger cars outnumbering motor truck, by more than ten to one. About 171.000 truck are equipped with penumatlo tire ehowjng the tremendoue stride mad by tha pneumatic In tba few years lnca It deare velopment. That 274.000 truck that running on olld tire Indicate this and th cuahlon type will alwaya have a certain field where superior traction and cushioning power ar not necessary. ..hide her and C . the c mail i contly I ar Luggage I telbm be" Bum been local Aero mall mall th w Be Bure You 'Take With You Dependable Motor Figures Are Interesting Data r U pa! -- gov-arn- Tn of mi gathering the Idea each ocro r Th fun. he held Pi tho alts arrang c ha pel. 'fit ed. |