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Show SAM'S FIRST BIRTHDAY JULY 4, 1716 With liberty and Justice for all this nation today ia the finest and UNCLE WEATHER FORECAST For Salt Lake and Vicinity and Friday, cloudy change in temperature. greatest nation in the world. INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE VOLU31E 4 ril. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. THURSDAY, Open Soon ADDRESS AT ROTARY Famous Police Dog Is Granted Pension te i ch : Hector, Jugoslavia's Belgrade. most famous police dog, has been awarded a lifelong iienslon so, at the age of ten, he retires after valiant service. The dog, stationed at Ituilnlca, enjoyed a countrywide reputation for his record of catching thieves and other criminals. While-oactive duty. Hector wsis allowed SI.'J5 a month for delicacies. Ills pension ia 40 dinars (IK) cents) a month. ' morals. A business meeting proceeded the general meeting, which was conducted by M. 0. Ashton, president - Tamaqua, Pa. A table Id the form a star, designed and built by J. E. Dyer of Frackville. near here, ha received recognition from Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, doctor for tho' Dlonne quintuplets, in their behalf: Doctor Dafoe expressed his appreciation of the unique table in a letter to Dyer. Dyer built the table like a star so that each of the quintuplets would have her place apart from the others, and designated tbe places the girls were to occupy by inlaying a gold letter an each offset. of HAVE BABY SON Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Newell of 1263 East Twenty-firSouth street arc the happy parents of a ten pound st baby boy. Mr. Newell is associated with the Western Union Telegraph Company of this city. College Survey Favors Coeds With Red Hair ti Splashes From Ye Olde CJaremont, Culir. It's spring and Pomona college men prefer girls to blonds or brunettes, hamburger to caviar and politics or law to or postal clerking as a life work. The College Humor magazine's spring issue printed results of questionnaire circulated by Editor Iluxel UcBrlde of Phoenix, Aria. It revealed also that the men : Dislike coeds who telephone. Vehemently do nut believe in love at flrst sight. Admit they would marry a girl for her money. Would "date" their best friend's girl with a clear conscience. I refer symphony concerts to Jan. Prefer Greta Ctirbo nnd Shirley Temple to Uovelock Ellis and Nicholas Murray Butler. Hope to die of a broken heart, looking wl(h disfavor upon dying by earthquake, electric chair, falling down steps, slipping on a banana peel, and, most of all, by hanging. red-haire- d Swimming Hole" bull-lighti- Tho following is a list of the activities that have been prepared for the amusement and education of the children living in the vicinity of Sugarhouse. Friday, July 3, at 4 p. m. a Pat riotic Carnival consisting of Swim' ming races, diving exhibitions, water formations with flags, gymnastics and other amusing and interesting spectacles will be held at Sugar- house. Every Monday starting Thursday, a, m., a First Aid at Fairmont Park over 12 years of will be under the mas W. Dee. Thursday, July and Thursday, July 2, at 10:00 Class will be held for all children The class age. direction of Tho2, at 2:00 p. m. ment will be played. The winners finals In the Checker tourna-wi- ll bo announced later. On tbe Fourth of July there will be an open plunge at the Sugarhouse pool, starting at 10:00 a. m. and Finds Mongrels Better the Pets Than Thoroughbred Boston. In Dogdom, the mongrel is a better pet than the thoroughbred. That is the opinion of members of the Animal Kescue league. To prove it, they point to tholr record 1. The spring rush fur dog pets Is undar full swing. Hundreds of requests have been received for dogs. pure-bloode- d d SPICE SPOT SOUTHEAST BUSINESS MAN SEEKS STATE OFFICE The opening date of the New DeMourning the death of William H. luxe Hollywood Theatre at Sugar-hous- e Lovsey, who with Cecil Crockwell has been tenatively postpone! was for tho or ahow-hous- e. Pur-ringt- .. Obi Sash printed with large white birds Is an interesting accessory to a black or white evening A black satin obi sash torn. Stamps Clothes to Stop Wife From Pawning Them London. William Scott, London hus- his clothes band, even rubber-stampe- d In an attempt to atop his wife from Miss Effie Eddington, of the Sugtot Flexible Theater Planned arhouse Home Bakery is vlialting participants for the wide championship. city ""Vj-e- r of the Fourth for All-YeJuly, at Drigga, College Use Last week Sugarhouse was very and Hole Jackson couthe Vt. A thenter, unusual daho, Bennington, proud when three of its boys came In design and planned to serve (he ntry" in with honors in the city, wide Pen needs of the town as well ns the colMr. and Mrs. M W. Carter leave tathlon. In the junior division Sater- lege community. Is to be built here on came first, and in the senior :he campus of Bennington college. waite Friday for Raymond, Alberta CanThe f.icnde of the theater will serve ada to visit relatives. They will be division Floyd Jensen came second is the hnckground for sn outdoor Gee and fourth. Roy gone two weeks. Mr. Carter ia butitage with a stadium seating more cher at Piggly Wigglys. than .'p00 persons. Within, the audiSUGARHOUSE PLAYGROUND torium has been designed to he flexible DAILY SCHEDULES In size, with s seating capacity rangMiss May Barnes, of the Ma-z. Boys ing from 350 to 570. is her moth' shoppe visiting Beauty 7 a. m. to 9 a, m. Adults Swim This is to be achieved by building er and friends at Rexburge, Idaho 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. Junior Life Sav- walls, so thnt they can be removed, in- Class. raising the floor area. The stage will X t dropped in at the Hyland Sdud- - 10 a.ingm. also be flexible. a. 11 m. to Baseball. Giant io and found Miss Lois Smith at 11 a. m. to 12 a. m. Beginners Swim. work, while Miss Katherine Miller 13 la. m. to 1 p. m. Senior Life Sav- To Hunt for Gold Table , left foT Los Angeles. ing Class. Aboard Sunken Galleon 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. Tumbling. La of the South I'liitu, Met. Two MlMourinns are Holly Squires 2 p. m, to 3 p. m. Midget Baseball. planning; a trip In search of a V"7ait Furniture Co., Is spending S p. m. to 4 p. m. gold table which they believe Swimming for week in Sanfranclsco. Brva over 12. was ahnnrd a gnllcnn reported to hnve been sunk In the Caribbean sun about 4 p. m. to 5. p. m. Water games. Mr. Horace Sorensen Is adding1 four centuries ago. Team. Cp.rn.to7p.rn. Swimming new stables to his famous EdgenLester Dent, fiction writer, nnd Ren 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Adults Swim. mount farm. Mr. Sorensen is giving nrlli Sirn will Mil In Dent's Girls a very fine exhibit of his pure bred S(lioonr, In which Hie owner made a 7 a. m. to 9 a. m. Adults Swim. slnillnr trip several years njn. on saddlers American July 4th at 0 a. m. to 10 a, m. BasebalL The story 011 which Ihey Imse their 4 p. m. at his' famous stables, 3000 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. Beginners Swim. hone for recovery of Si JtHiKK) In gold Connor street Is that the Spanish governor of Culm. m. to 1 p. m. Handicraft 11 to answer 1 p. m. .to 2 p. m. Life Saving Class. called back to Simln Fred Reese, local painter, landed 2 Christo of charges plotting against m. 3 m. to p. p. Swimming for home the other day with 38 fine pher Columbus, took all the gold avail Girls under 14. trout. Fred, when questioned, would able and hud It cast Into a table, which not reveal the place he fished. One 3 p. m. to 4 p. m. Senior Dramatics be took on board his shinand Beginning Dancing. Dent believes the bout on which, the of the trout weighed, five and one 4 p. m. to 5 p. m. Junior Dramatics sailed sunk In shallow water governor a sounded like fish half pounds. It PIT a small coral Island. and Advanced Dancing. was so there tbe but evidence, yarn, If the expedition fulls, iVut plans to 5 p. m. to 6 p. m. Swimming. we had to believe him, unless he go to Honduras to search for Iocs 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Adults Swim rauftht them at the hatchery, liver, semi-fina- ls ar el fMjss largely responsible ganization of Rotary in Sugarhouse, the local club members joined friends of the deceased at largely attended funeral services held Sunday in Yale Ward Chapel. , Mr. Lovsey met death after an il lness of several days following an automobile accident near Rock Springs, Wyoming. Tributes to his memory have been offered by many civic groups of th city in which Mr. Lovsey was active, both in charities and promotion. At the time of his death, Mr. Lov sey was associated with the Utah Oil Refining Company, of which he was one of the original organizers. Rites Conducted Funeral rites were conducted tho fore part of the week for Arthur Josiah Perkes, 45, 2299 Windsor street who died suddenly Thursday night of a heart attack. Mr. Perkes was associated with the Salt Lake Telegram at the time of his death and ha been a member of the Salt Lake Typographical un ion for the past 25 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Zil- lah Darke Perkes, a step-soSindey II. Browne and five brothers and slaters. n, J. C. Penney Company Sponsor Fashion Show At Mario Theatre on pawning them. closing at 6:00 p. m. He made this allegation when apMidget baseball games will be held pearing In court here to answer a at Liberty Park at different inter- charge of falling to p:iy for goods, vals this week. which he declared his wife had orA boys swimming meet was held dered without his permission or knowlat Liperty Park, Wednesday July 1. edge. The winners will be announced later. Describing his wife's habit of pawnafternoon a special ing almist everything In sight Scott Wednesday tjie court he had a rubber stump program of the combined talent of told made bearing his nnme, address and the Junior dramatics class and the the words "Not to be sold or pledged." dancing, class was presented at the He said he applied this stamp to his Irving High School. A large crowd linen and other articles of clojhtng that of appreciative parents attended. could easily be pawned.' Winners of the Jacks Tournament Judge Owen Thompson ordered a at Sugarhouse Playground were new trial on the ground that Scott had Catherine Hatch and Elaine Griffith. forbidden his wife to pledge his credit. I These two girls will be among the And among them Is Ant a single one canine. for n John Superintendent FInlayson claims th.it many visitors have told him that tbe mongrel la far better suited as an pet than the NUMBER 26 JULY 2. 1936 Will Lovsey Death until approximately the 10th of July instead of July 1st as announced due to the enormous amount of decoration, reseating, carpeting, stage draperies, Neon Marque "Hollywood" sign and the shipment of parts for the air conditioning system to corns from the east, which have been delayed. Manager W. Rex Jewell says he will not open the doors until everything is installed and up to the high standard set by the new The new Neon sign and maris que being installed as this is being written and if it is any criterion of the inside of the new house and quality of entertainment to be offered by this new amusement palace, Sugarhouse can look forward to a theatre of their own far above the average of any suburban theatre in tho city. Pictures have been secured from such famous companies as United Artists, Parmount Fox Republic and many others. Fredrick March Is to bo the star in the opening feature picture title of which will be announA special kiddies matced later. inee has been arranged for Saturday which and Sunday early showing will Include a Western, a Serial, a There will Comedy and a Cartoon. be three changes of program weekly and additional features will include professional vaudeville acta direct from the East and from HolAn Amateur Night will lywood. also be held which will give the youth of Sugarhouse an opportunity to display their wares. "The School of Dance will be prominently featured in the opening "Bank Night" Opportunity Show." will also be an added feature which offers a bank account to the winner, with The First National Bank of SugarhuBe, handling tho account Announcement of the opening data will be made in this paper In our next issue. WATCH FOR IT! ! ."..S0O-pouii- d The J. C. Penney Company of Su garhouse, by courtesy of Mr. Allen Seegmiller, manager, sponsored the Quinn Fashion Show" at the Mario Theatre Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ada Quinn, owner of the Quinn Garment Company of Ogden, Utah, personally supervised the show while Mrs. Mabel Barron gave the introductory address and announced the models. Beautiful live models exhibited the dresses in various prints and styles. Also aprons were . modeled with The beautiful designs and trims. Quinn Garment Company have over fifty different, styles and prints sizes. These beautiful frocks are now cn display in the windows of the J. C Penney Company and hundreds of dresses on the racks in all sizes to choose from. The purpose of the show was ti bring to Sugarhouse what tbe well dressed woman will wear in the A Utah home and on the street. made product with the very best material, workmanship and fast col ors with a new low price that all can reach. Call in and see, for yourself this splendid line of merchandise now on display at J. C Penney Company in Sugarhouse. - Girls Make Purses Under supervision of the city re creation leaders, girbi of Sugarhouse are ambitiously making purses out of fancy knots. The making of the purses is one of the many projects now under way at the Sugarhouse Playground. Laura Larson Ice Cream Shop Installs New Air Conditioner The beautiful new modern Laura Larson Ice Cream Shop, recently in staled the latest equipment in air This new equipment conditioning. keeps the shop comfortably cool, S3 when you call to refersh yourself from tbe sweltering summer heat, you will enjoy every minute of it The Laura Larson Ice Cream Shop invites you to come in and inspect their new air conditioning installed by Louis A. Roser Company, which Is considered one of the best in Su garhouse. Dr. E. K. Monson Country Store Opens With Gigantic Sale The opening of the Country Store Eleventh East on Wednesday, July 1st, marked another buying event in Sugarhouse. Mr. Oscar FcldBcher manager, brings quality merchandise at prices that Sugarhouse people never heard of No hitch or catch to it, before. Just come In and if we have what you want, ,the price will be right. Some articles are being Bold for as low as eighty per cent off. Call and sec for yourself. A "Country Store" is a place that . has everything from toothpicks to elephants, everything In .general. You'll get a kick, shopping the country store way. at 2138 South Dr. E. E. Mormon, Vice Chairman of the Salt Lake County Democratic Committee announces his candidacy for the office of Secretary of State on the Democratic ticket. He was born in Cache County, Utah, and his early life was spent on the farm. He received his early) education at Logan and later attended school in the East. Mr. Monson's business was obtained experience during the years ho was engaged In the mercantile business during which time he wan elected City Recorder of Richmond, Utah on the Democratic and upon the expiration of his term of office he decided to onli; the field of Dentistry and received his degree of D. D. S. in dentistry at the Colorado College of Dental Surgery. And later received the Gold Metal prize for the highest average in work in tho class of 1918. Mr. Monson is not only well known in Salt Lake City, but owing to political and legislative activities ii widely known all over the state. II led the ticket for the House by a majority of over a thousand votes in both the 1932 and 1934 elections. During tbe recent city election friends' indcavorcd to run him for mayor of Salt Lake City, but owing to business connections which h could not sever, at that time he was compelled to refuse. Dr. Monson Is a owner of consid erable city and farm property, and a heavy tax payer, and bas been for many years a student of economic, political economy and state and local taxation, and he believes changes should be made to equalize the tax burdens. Dr. Monson is a member of the following organizations: the Jackson Democratic League, American Dental Association, Utah State and Sals Lake County Dental Association, Sugarhouse Business Men's League, Sugarhouse Rotary Club and Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce. LINCOLN WARD The Townsend Club No. 4 of Sugar- house will hold a lawn social at the home of Mrs. A. B. Waldenar, 1938 Sunday evening, June 28th, a won- Lincoln street, Tuesday evening July derful meeting was held. The sym- 7, at 8 o'clock. A program has been phony singers gave several numbers and a good speaker will address the. with Less Goats as leader and WalA cordial invatation ia lace Cotter at the organ. A wonder- gathering. extended to all those wishing to ful talk was given by Preston D. Thomas on Prophecies of the Book of Mormon. A meeting was held in Lincoln Ward for all the presidents of the stake in Davis, Tooele, Salt Lake County and all relief members, Monday, June 29th. Harold B. Lee presided, Governor Blood and Apostle Ballard were in attendance. Next Sunday is fast day and the meeting will be held at 11:30 In Lincoln Ward. Everyone invited. Next Sunday evening is the Mutu al Conjoint night. The program is in direction of the Y. L. M. I. A. A wonderful program has been plan ned. Wallace Cotter will play sev eral organ numbers and there will be several short talks given by the Highland Stake Missionary Society. Friday evening, June 26th, a par ty was held for the retiring Bishopric. A splendid program was pffer-e- d with several musical numbers and Brother Lon Fisher good reading. The was in charge of the affair. children were entertained with games in the banquet hall and the adults to the amusement hall where a danco was held. The new Bishopric presented a book to Bishop Tenny Cannon and brother D. F. Davis. Refreshments were served to all - OUR BIG 26th ANNIVERSARY SADJE OLD AMERICAN AND MAPLE 1100.00 VALUE EXTRA SPECIAL Living Room Suite $59.50 Odd Chairs, Rockers, and TabLiving Room Sets, Butterfly Odd Benches, Book Shelves, les, and Room Dinnetto Sets, Dining Suites. Bed Room REDUCED $5 to $30 We Have 125 New 19S8 Models to Choose From. We Are the Oldest DEXTER DEALER Large Stock of Washer Farts. For Quick Service and Repairs, CALL HYLAND 676 CO-fo- l Townsend Club No. 4 Plan Lawn Social NOTES - - little N New Hollywood Theatre Rotary Club Mourns K. KIRK PATRICK GIVES Kirk Patrick! professor of Carna-gi- e Tech. of Pittsburg, Pa., delivered an Interesting address to members of the Sugarhouse Rotary club at the regular weekly luncheon Thursday noon. Explaining the variety of studies, Professor Patrick told of the attractions at the college for European students as it offered an school of art as well as domestic ani professional schools. He told of the great amount of work that was being done at partly ht COPS! Thursuay evening, June 25th tho missionary class under instruction or Henry W. Richards were entertained at a swimming party at Black, Rock. 25 members were present After swimming a game of ball was played and a weenie bust was held on the sand by the lake. There are cops that make you happy; There are cops that make you blue; There are cops that steal all your peanuts, As they pass the peanut bag at noon. There are cops that snitch, mooch and chisel; There are cops that are always gentleman, too; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dangerflcld oi To the cops that walk the streets of street announced 202G McClelland Sugarhouse, son Sidney to their of the marriage What kind of a cop are you. Submitted. Mary Slioppick Saturday, June 27th. - WE GIVE and REDEEM "S. & H." Green Stamps Out of the High Rent Dist 1050 East 21st S Sugarhouse v,; |
