Show i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE A 2 STAGE TONGS CLAIM DRY QUESTIONKIDDIES OR LIVE ISSUE L AT M litii 7IH Ink Still Wet on Peace Pact When Chinese Slain in Harlem Second Duy of Conference Featured Iy Series of NEW YORK June 7 CD— ScarceVoters Expected to Take 17 Sessions ly was the Ink dry on the peace treaty signed today between the Hip Sing Decide Actiou at an keong tongs when another A series of seventeen meetings at Juue Elections which activities for the ensuing year Chinese the seventh to meet violent IN PRIMARIES 8 1030 — were discussed featured the second ‘death In the last three days was and killed In hla Harlem laundry day's sessions of the annual conference of the Primary as-- 1 tonight By L A BROPlfY WASHINGTON June 7 ID — Pro- social: m of the L V S church Sat-- Tong officials failed to Identify thebody as that of one of tneir memunlay hibition Is up for decisive voters' Hie major meeting was a general hers and Police Commissioner Mul In the June state primary elec- -! assembly In the Deseret gymnasium jrooney believed the kllltng might be at 3 p m when tiundreds of children an act of private vengeance tions Tins victim was Charles Wong 25 state 'participated in a program of enterIn Maine the recreation ac- - who aperated a laundry In west 124ih talnment and one of the first to adopt sta‘etiviuei of embodying street Neighbors said they saw a the association and in Niw Jersey It lsmately 2000 spectators attended Chinese wearing a brown suit and a and forenoon straw hat run out of the laundry stake the Issue been has an baldly placed During that before the electorate as a choosing ward superintendents met In Barratt alter the shooting There were five In Min- hall wliere talks were given on lei- bullets In Wong’s body point between candidates Summoned Into conference nesota the question of a referendum sure time activity children s reading by and other problems District Attorney Crain and Police lias been breached W Commissioner Franklin n a d "It Is the first time" Mulrooney Treasure warned that further outbreaks would Fort of New Jersey has said “that Discuss Problems lead to wholesale deportations the the question of whether the eight-- ! eenth amendment to the consUlu- - The serretaries and treasurers met long leaders sgreed to end the dls- Uon shall be retained or repealed jin the Y building at L D 8 college turbances for which they blandly dls-- 1 and unmis-fo- r discussions pertaining to their claimed responsibility has been the clear-cThe leaders pledged themselves to takable Issue In any state In the work 4rdTfM Mlssion Primary association lead- notify the tong headquarters In otli-- 1 United States" ers assembled In the Bishop's build- er cities of the agreement Dry Candidate for ing Reports on Pt unary association Nomination work were given Republican ReIs for Music and group leaders met at the Fort a dry candidate senator the for nomination Lafayette school and the begin publican from New Jersey against three men tiers’ group in the Deseret gynma-wh- o have expressed varying degrees1 slum Ctoups 1 and 2 met at the of opposition to prohibition They Lafayette school Zion's boys and Jo- Zlon: 8mlth are Dwight Whitney Morrow girls at the Joseph A Memorial building home builders at and John seph 8 Frclinghuysen school builders trail the Lafayette Kelly and New Jersey always has been a wet at Barratt hall HELENA Mont June 7 (D —Plans state But as It comes In now In choristers In the Bishop's building for an advertising campaign In Monthe van of elections In these times Various phases of earh department's tana dally newspapers to continue when discussion of prohibition has work were discussed for the next thiee years were outreached a new high mark of Ina lined at business to Clowe meeting of the Meeting tensity the probable result takes on Montana Social Insurance Agents' much Importance In gauging senti- Sunday Morning association here today ment on the eighteenth During the afternoon the Lark “We have chosen the dally newsgroup met at the Joseph Emit It Me papers because their rates and circu- of elassmale Amherst an Morrow mortal building and the Bluebird lation are known" W W Ellis assis- Calvin Coolldge and ambassador to group at the L 1) 8 college Mem- - tant t0 the president of the national Mexlco Is standing unequlvocably for tiers of the Seagull organization as- board of fire underwriters said “We repeal of the eighteenth amendment sembled at the Z C M I and trail know lust what we get for our money He wants restored to the states the builders again met at Barratt hall and where our story goes We will individual right to determine their A meeting of was re use every dally newspaper In the state attitude on the liquor question sumed in the Bishop's building and because If one were missed we would In the miss a vital part of the public” assembled also organists Platform Advocates building Bishop's Control Government A meeting will open at 8 a m Sun Frellnghuysen a former senator day at Barratt hall with devotional FINALS HELD IN has a platform advocating govern music and prayer “Joseph Smith's M I A CONTESTS mental liquor control A "regular Mrst Prayer” will be sung and s opposed to prohibition” nor u Thomas will sing “In My the way Kelly has designated ther's House" The program will (Continued From Pm One) himself conclude with the congregation slng- Scout spirit and character as found Fort a member of the house for- - mg "God's Love” and benediction church leaders 1 “Joseph of the Repub-The Primary association's confer- - in early Richmond nwrly was secretary Prison wm de- iican national committee i11 He duLce win conclude Sunday following rected the preconventlon campaign a joint meeting with the yonnaiPicted by lUnpaiiogos council of the Indians” was of Mr Hoover for the presidency Men's and Young Ladles' Mutual Im- - scouts HU state will go to the polls on provement associations at 1030 a m reviewed by Ogden Gateway coun-- j ell and “President Wtlford Wood-- 1 June 17 the day after Maine and in the tabernacle ruff Guided by the Inspiration of the Minnesota have voted The three Lord” was depicted by Cache Valley states will round out the June pricouncil mary list A one-aplay entitled “A Little Prohibition as an Issue has been Scout Shall Lead Them” was pre-- 1 raised In Maine In the Republican Rented by Ensign stake and the scout conigst for the nomination for United "Daily Good Turn” was dramatized anctMti Aithur R Stairs senator A Harry 'Phillips rngaged In the by the Salt Lake council Gould who bjretiung and radios of Pageants depicting the activities of business dlsLrlbuUng automotive parts under the name Of the Beehive Girls In gathering "the Fledged to Dork tor Stewart-WarnSales and Service golden honey of experience” and the Repeal or Modification" company filed a voluntary petition "Spiritual Beauty of the Roses” were Dugald B Dewar Portland securi- for bankruptcy Saturday lu the fed- presented by the Beehive Girls and ties dealer the wet candidate has the Junior Girls respectively The eral court for work to himself “repeal pledged He listed liabilities at $3121914 Junior choruses sang “Oh It’s Joy or modification” or the prohibition to Be a Junior Girl” exlaw and has advanced no other point and assets at 18542 25 claiming Departmental meetings were held emption of $550 on the latter The for discussion Stewart-Warncorporation of Chi- Saturday before the general sessions Oopposed to him are two drys Wal- cago Is the the afternoon a Beehive fair largest creditor having a During lace H White Jr who has repre$11-- 1 was held In the alcoves of tne Taber-50- 3 sented the Second congressional dis- lien 25against the local concern of nacle and Joint stake and superln-Arthtor merchandise purchased trict for 13 years and former GovC Cnvalli an Ogden coach JcnrtenU had luncheon at the Hotel ernor Ralph O Brewster Utah also filed a voluntary pell The Christian Civil league Maine's The- - finals In contest events beSaturday listing liabilities at antisaloon organization has voted to Ron l 115' 8nd xemP gan at 2 p m extend aid Jointly to White and lb"2 22L'IV'U! There will be a Joint M I A offiBrewster to take every possible step tions 82 50 cers testimony meeting In the Asto prevent the nomination of sembly hall at 8 a m Sunday A geneial assembly of the M I A and D Schall Senator Thomas and the Primary association will be Governor Theodore Christianson of held In the Tabernacle at 10 a m Minnesota are engaged In a lively fight for the Republican nomina- Lake acne No 67 Fraternal Order! tion for the senate In Minnesota Kimball will discuss the M I A slo- Senator Schall la the only blind man of trtmlis will be held In the Eagles gan for 1930-3- 1 alter which the Pri In the senate association will give a demon- comug and outgoing officers will be mary tIaUon Mtlvln Bann1 of the Possible Fusion Add Sumday meYsice wll! meet to Interest to Campaign "“OpporiuimtfirLe a uavee to ft d the vaomcy caused s A possible fuston of o Guidance Under Spiritual 1 '“ un of I fa fry Madsen as Environment” and Democrats has added in- - ’v b Part President Chris The first presidency of the church tcrest to the prlinury campaign tf- wU be presented til will of a general ses forts have been marie for an ex- - Grecnhiigcn ua Jewel of his office at the meet- - slnu be p charge m m urn Tabernacle change of auppoit for Floyd B Ohon j Farmer-Labnominee for governor ug 'Onward With Mormon Ideals” be the theme of na “M” Men- and Elnar Hoidale Minneapolis at-- l " vv I V V KL I candidate for 'I the (Gleaner session in the' Tabernacle tomey Democratic Features will be "Youth's Contnbu- senate have Schall and Christianson solves to Carry Oil" President Grant fought their feud out along general will respond A special chorus of lines: Hoidale who stands unopposed 6W voices will participate in the pro- Is lor within his party standing princess Helen mnv become on the eighteenth reconciled to a certain extent It is Sram leferendum While the ronferenre officially amendment considered that the prince's may re-- i herself to the dictates of tlie ends Bunriav night there will be a populace which Is shod mg (or meeting of M I A lmiMc directors Carol and will be strengthened hv m the assembly room Bishop s butld-utio- n that her son Mirlmt-- Lip andyf the Y L M I A leaders us once more heir to the tluone in— h' the Y L rooms Bishops builri-sicbig at D a m Monday of king m tact BUHL Idaho— G R Prize Winner First Koval family Member Shoshone and Theodore Grt Gold Medal Twin Falls state traffic olliceis weje 0n j ( Tour o( Kl)rp( lerently In Buhl warning motorists toi As to the other members of the First prize winners were awarded have their lights inspected adjusted roval family Fume Nicholas wtlVlh’ld medals and second place and certified without dcluv Bucharest lime 18 on a long ci 'liver medals In the evening Hiry are wotkuig wes'ward from of Europe The dowager Queen Presentations were made bv SU)enii-Man- e tour as Twin Falls on the slate highway aiieady had gone and was tondent BnilthY MO MA Ktrkham far as Glenns Frrry and will woik I A was chatr-teto at- - retaiy of the to Ola ’aminere-'comof the river north the highway the Passion Plav when tier son man as Shoshone as batk far 1 follow: he winners ing Mu in d to l uminia “We propoe to see that the lights Utah stake first at Munich and! Mule (horns Bhe arrived tonu-hon every cur m the slate are inspect- It was undcistoHl that her travel place Salt Lake stake second place this ed at least cnee before campaign Utah stake first aie unaltered by the new de- - Ladles' chorus' Is over" said Patrolman Lounsbetry plans Flic intends to rcmainlplaep Sevier slake second place veiopment Mixed double quartet Juab stake W TIK FLAN OKFHED first plane Oquirili stake second SHOSHONE Idaho h-ei tois of FRODVCTION INI KtW S r the Big Wood Canal company at us POCATE1IO Idaho — Thirteen “M ' Men Cyril June meeting authorized the wanr-n-as'- bundled barrels ot cement will be Curtis Portneuf stake fir-- t place to sup dinvery of wattr fot tinned out at the Idano Portland ce- - Alton Christensen Kkhlteld stake the North G oding trurt June 5 ai d incut the ca-- 1 second jdace pant Miinuav and the Sou'h ( knKlinr Irai t June 7 i' lull will indelnuU intie 'IP Stake The wa'cr will rtmnn out ot the to J B Maxfteld gincral pioneer In Dancing in cnrals for about a wak tin n be dt'ioiding n minai-e'Ihe storage )lnt keeps on agan with (he possibility ah m 4unno battels Oirhestra: Liberty stake of the mixtiuo on of coii'inuing until the rtoiigc supply hand and the construe- - place: Fahnvra stake second cotumunhy two Irai'i is ex'iau-'efor Inc-I tail stake first Mon sei"-ohas bt come so active lhatj Siting trto: Tt'Ht would be ncarlv 40 dav- wlm h M e added run has become necessary Fnsign stake second place place mais fxiected to be long enough to Louise Gleaner o jid ture the crops Bai ton Franklin stake first place second m III FVRMIIts (FT F 1NT Marian White Beaver stake NO KFCF IP I Till RE from Place U'HI Idaho - A CHICAGO i UP —The LitIhlg a im “on iiniioun'i - that a pat- - Junior- - angtinrd retold story - rane to In rari m’ v w hi n L’ on a new and inn rnviri tvc of Mary Tippetts Palvmyra stake first s N a no! is A or : go d s d dii !m oi 1: r lias Ixeu ian'ed to place Flaigarct MorTCll Ml Ogieil u sw uioed out of $ 7 bv a At Pi in List and Homy F Kncip stake second place had e 'I lie : ep 1 ake ' lux but first s'nke Fremont fun eis ot Buhl The invention is Diania nan tud her thif he tonid hivc h v an au'onuaic hunihmg deuce to fol- place Fnsign stake second place tax's reduted to Midi amount it Ip low a btan cu'ter mid do away with! Awards also were made to first would rve turn the n onev to make built) u g bv hand winners In the dancing contest comtne pavrn'rt Reipvn g ihe ruviKV pleted Friday iiq'it at Baltair Plo-'- 1 he Nf ' Leri uid Fast indies 'lake was he ud her to c (1 at tne couc v bui'dplace winner h'-reo-iwiic'i sn cml bid "Pd ll’Mioij tons of ruble r lart and riwateilo slake second place ing K Wak hut tin re iwimur ii 13-3- St South Main 3 Wasatch 475 Embroidery Comes Into Its Own Again! and makes adorable these twenty-eighthjsh- ot ' Approxi-prohibiti- ' Beauvais Sports ' ut -- Insurance Men Pick Newspapers For Ad Campaign Flowerlike in dainty hues of mist blue buttercup rose leaf and white these charming- dresses feature new pleated effects cape collars sleeveless-with-eoe and one- - and skirts pleated - at two-piec- Appealing to look at— so flattering to wear— no summer wardrobe is complete until it includes one of these exquisite models Z C M I Fa-1- Two File Petitions Ready-to-Wea- r Miss Second Floor Dept Eight-to-Fourte- Modart en Chooses These t rt In Bankruptcy —follows Midsummer Sports t er fem- inine tendency of the mode — without Scotch and Irish ur 7 Formal Linens Curves have been added to the figure and flouncy grace to the frock — but in the foundation garment simplicity is still Frocks er the THE BRIDE FOR De-w- ar eapes flare skirts novel belts and new neelc lines are distinguishing The materia Is are style features surr-tlm- tire-iri”- l Z C Priced at If I Childrens and Juniors 10 Second Eloor From the Hands of the i ad linen sets of heaviest hand loomed damasks carefully patterned in the new and Queens’ Potters Kurope's Queens chose "Wedg- wood for Royal tables in the 18th r- t 00 Our collection is an exselected with the month of June in mind — June with its weddings graduations anniversaries and eager hope chests The qualities are the choice clusive - ami Century our ished the I Corset Dept Second Floor Genuine 795 1 250 Wedg- the dinner hour I is 1750 L social “rite” Thisw regarded as a 1’a‘rician de- Cloths public-speakin- lhl M-- ( 1'Vf-'-- - ea 65 piece Set 12 Cups and Saucers 6200 1500 12 Cream Soups Dinner Plates 12 2500 1300 t fh--- p- i 2250 sign in the lovely Torbay pattern was inspired by old English d k- -’ s Values still the criterion of impeccable taste in homes where v I chergrandmothej-as as new adaptations Four Outstanding wood is tu-n- i one kind -D- v exotic sym- Z C Id win-lea- g' ft tomorrow! Loum-licn-- public-speakin- satin-so- bolical motifs plain atjd printed shantungs and erepes and the new washable silk pupies with pretty pastel shades receiving a great share of attention 1’ 't-nil This Modart Girdle is a lovely model lightly boned in front and back Made of fancy broche and elastic Site adores them aiul is adorable in them ! Smartly sleevoless some with j elect!"1 Farmer-La-borite- Snow-whit- e Z C M I China Dept Second Floor 72x72 choose come in hemmed sixes and 72x80 sets with twelve napkins Z C M or 61x82 and you may 59x74 six eight I I Linen Floor Dept-Sire- et or |