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Show t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1930. SCIENCE PARTY Funeral Set Thursday for Padre of Rains AT SOYOPA'IN I GIANT HUNT I Burro Team Must Carry 'Americana Rest of Way , ' Quest. 'In AUCTION SET ' Coal Operators Wyoming Crash Kills East Youth Refuse to Pay TEAMNAMED RAWLINS, Wyo Dec. 10 W) Weighing Charge ALL-AMERIC- ' AN: t SANTA CLARA, Cal, Dee. 10 JP. The funeral maw of the Rev. Jerome Blxtue Rlcard, 8. J. (Padre of the Rains), who died Monday night, will be held at the mission chapel on the Santa Clara university campus at 10 a. m. tomorrow, Father Rlcard , prof resor of astronomy at Santa Clara, waa noted for his sun spot theory of weather pro diction. Archbishop Edward J. Hanna will preside In the sanctuary and the mass will be celebrated by the Very Rev. Cornelius J. McCoy, president of the university. Three former presidents of the university will attend the requiem. Scores of distinguished clergymen and lay. men of the faith wll attend the funeral as will many frtenda of the padre. By CHAKLES IlfelXOWAT, Sonora, Mexico, Dec, 10 '(UP). The expedition of American and Mexican scientists iceUns traces of a race of prehistoric supermen reached Boyopa tonight, with prospects that excavation work will start tomorrow. Heavy rains falling li the deserted CHINA EXECUTES EIGHT. valley surrounding Boyopa, the base of the partys operations, tnsy hamHANKOW. China. Dee. 10 VPis-Ei-ght per the excavations, but every efcommunists, including one wo fort was bent to speed the expedi- man, were executed by shooting here tion along the last 30 miles of the today. They had been convicted of route to where several giant skele- distributing red propaganda. tons are burled. TIE MAN HOOVER GUEST. Automobiles carried the actentlsts and their equipment to Boyopa, but WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 OP). Mr. early tomorrow a primitive burro and Mrs. Harvey Firestone of Akron, train will be resorted to for the Jour Ohio, today were luncheon guests of ney to the excavation sits. The ex- Mr, and Mrs. Hoover at the White pedition, heeded by Dean Byron H. House. Cummings of tho University of Arizona archaeology staff, a former member of the University of Utah faculty, arrived here from TonlehJ, SO miles to the south, after a railway trip from Bon ora's capital city of Hermosllio. Accompanying tho expedition tomorrow will be the owner of tho land where J. L. Coker, mining enEnd Your Misery Without gineer and guide of the party, discovered three fossilized skeletons, all l' Salves or Cutting more than feet tall. The land external treatments aannot perma- owner gave eight the scientists permission Film. Bor doee tutting renently endcauaa. conduct to research work and their move the , The cauee la Internal bed circulation will help them establish their camp et the blood In the lover bowel. The on the near-b- y banka of the Yaqul tVelne ere liabby the bowel walla weak river. Che parte almoat deed. To quickly and Professor Menuel Ban Domingo, aafely ltd younelf of pi lee an Internal historical and geographical research medicine muat be rued to heat and director for the state of Sonora, and etrwnfthen the affected parti. Dr. J. 8. Leonhard t, a epeclallat, after leader of the Mexican scientists In a real Inter, the party, arranged with native In. yean of etudy, diacovered n sal file remedy. Be named bit preeorlp-ttoto perform the heavy dians In and preecrlbed It far excavationBoyopa work and drive the burro 100(1 patten te, with the marrelone of sucoeea In SM catee, and then train. The skeletons were believed by Dr. be , decided every Pile eufferer tbould from hie own Cummings end Coker to be part of able to get , drunlet. a burial ground hidden for unnumDont waete Brno on external yarn- - bered centuries. It Was hoped that edlae or think of the pain and expenae large skeletons would be of an operation until you have tried many other Bchratnm-Johiuo- n will found, as It will require such evieupply you and (uarantee money back dence to establish the past existence of the race of "Cyclops as s scienU It doea not end ell Pile mleefy, (Adrertleement.) , tific feet. BOYOPA, HISTORIC R. RV. - non-Catho- llc -- Pile Sufferers Howard Packman, 18. o Sturgis, Mich, waa killed 13 miles west of hero Wednesday when the ear be wes driving overturned. Eugene Leffel, also of Sturgis, suffered a fractured collarbone and other injuries The boys were en route to their borne from Junction City, Ore. Leffel said they bad been driving all night and that he believed start fackman went to sleep at the wheel. Chicago & Alton Due to Be Greater Sunday. Tribune Wealth of Carries Knocked Down for ; Sports Features. Debts. -- - ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. City officials recently uncovered an old ordinance requiring all locally Consumed ABANDON FLIGHT. coal to be weighed on city scales at a ORAN, Algeria. Deo. 10 WLThe charge of 10 cents a load. Operators Algerian filers, Bossoutrot and Rossi, refuse to pay what they consider as who bad been trying to establish a a mulct. new endurance record here, The city employs a welghmaster, abandoned their flight this mornattempt who draws, It is said, 100 a month, became of bed weather. while the total income from weigh ing In last year was but 500, Enforcement of the order would Inflict a pecuniary hardship on the coal companies, which are required to deliver coal to their miners at MAO a ton, according to an agreement with the union. Coal companies allege they loee approximately e dollar on every ton delivered to (Cootlnusd Tna tut 0n WILMINGTON, HL, Deo. 10 OJF. Sunday likewise mute the auctioneer will knock down the of the Andre Claries, the official LAKE BOAT END SEASON. hlstorlo 125,000,000 Chicago At A1 story of the most adig. TORONTO, Deo. 10 ton railroad at the depot here tomor- venture in the world,utounding the attempted tlon on the Gnat lakes waa closing row to the highest bidder. of the 8. A. Andre and two flight today, four days before the official He will mount a platform and proover (he north pole date, aa sailors gave up the unequal ceed to open the bidding ee though companions In a frail balloon. fight against storms and ice. Exhe were selling a. second-han- d autoThirty-thre- e ago, Andrea, a cept for yean one or two vessels en route mobile or a wrist watch, instead of Swedish explorer, vanished Into the to winter quarters, all boats wen their miners. a railroad with 1100 miles of track, in bleak Arctic atin a fantastic one of the biggest auction sales ever tempt to fly wastes over the north pole In safely tied up. held In the midwest. ' a frail balloon, ihe frozen earthly Because of Indebtedness against remains of trio were found not There will be twenty-tw- o rollicking the line, some 80,000,000 or 190,000,. long ago on barren Whlta Island comedies in twelve colored pages, en ooo probably will be the sale price whither had wandered after enlarged magazine section, a full The Baltimore It Ohio railroad al- weeks of they incredible hsrdpehlp and page of Ripleys "Believe It or Not" ready baa purchased controlling In the bleak terrors of the Arctic circle. and many other new features. terest of the road and la expected to Their dltrlea were found In addition to the paper Itself, attempt to purchase It in Its entirety with them. The diaries, which pul- The Tribune hae arranged for "Uncle In to extend the auction. order at the sate with tho richly human hopes, Tom to read the eomlos to the chilB, Is O. system from Chicago to Bt. fears, achievements and defeat of dren over radio station K8L on SunLouis and Kansas City. this martyrdom to science , day morning. The awtot hour of ths The Chicago It Alton, which still have been translated by a Commit- broadcast will be announced Friruns some of the finest passenger tee of Bwedlsb scientists, and the day. trains In America between Chicago story will be amply Illustrated with The enlarged new Tribune eomes and Bt. Louis, dates back to the days actual photographs. to regular subscribers at no Increase of Abraham Lincoln, who waa its atThese features, however, are to In eost, the price remaining 90 cents In the 1850a, new torney addition to many ana impor- a month. Single ooples will eell for At that time the road waa known tant things plauuied (or the readers. 10 cents. at the Alton As Sangamon. Linooln defended It In several court cases After he waa assassinated, the road carried hie funeral train to his burial place at Springfield, 111. The line prospered until eight years ego, when an asortment of circumstances, Including a coal strike, s railroad employees strike and competition of busses and automobiles, forced It Into receivership. H. A. Lundahl, federal master In chancery, will be the auctioneer. With the bidders, present owners Of the road and attorneys, he will arrive here tomorrow afternoon In a private car from Chicago. , An WV-Nav- Here's the Way to Treat Rupture FAULUB WALKER BINS. 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