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Show Tins BULLETIN Pythians Plan Fall and Winter Activities About fifty Knights of Pythias met in the lodge room of No. 1 on Wednesday night on the occasion of the initial visit of Grand Chancellor, J. II. Dale and the officers of the Utah Grand Lodge. Numerous plans were laid for the advancement of the order and taken all together it marked one of the mlleposts in the campaign for the coming fall and winter. The following Grand Lodge officers were present: James H. Dale, of Tooele, Grand Chancellor; Frank H. McGee, of Salt Lake, Grand Vice Chancellor; Henry G. of Provo, actlne Blumenthal, Grand Prelate; Earl R. Gelger, of Ogden, Grand K. of R. and S.: A. J. McFarlane, of Garfield, Grand C. of E.; II. M. Olsen, of Ogden, Jrand Master of Arms; D. C. atson, of Ogden, acting Grand nner Guard and J. W. Stevens. Of Salt Lake, Grand Outer Guard. After the visitation was com plcted the Knights and members of Hermoine Temple No. 8 Pyth ian Sisters, enjoyed a hearty lunch which had been produced by Don Thacker and his fellow members of the entertainment committee ably assisted by the ryuuan Sisters. Calan-the-Myr- tle FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1939 ter with the police captabi of the district in which they live, lt)usf give Canadian Pastor Gives their names, nationality, occupation, Four Rules for Kissing past occupations, date of birth, of B. C Girlhood's VANCOUVER. father and mother in addition to kiss or not to "to problem, their own. Also they must report in a set of rules to the local police station st least kiss," has resulted laid down by Reverend A. E. Cooke, once a month. of St. John's United church, pastor The effect of these regulations Is to the 'teens in his congregation. into to prevent the entrance Japan 1. Don't be too liberal with your of communists, pacifists and others Girls shouldn't mske who are not "sympathetic" with affections. the present activities of Japan upon their lips "free lunch counters" for men. the continent of China. 2. Boys should remember they are Foreigners living here consider the natural protectors of women. these restrictions to be only the Don't I. your emotional squander formal codification of what has long been in existence. Any foreigner resources. Flippant flappers may entertain men for a while, but quiliving here is continually subject to et, modest women are usually chopolice interrogation, to police insen for wives. spection and to an amazing amount 4. Don't play with fire. of community interest in his or her "Petting is a natural impulse for affairs. all young people," Reverend Cooke pointed out, "but that Handcarts Form Basis doesn't make it right Is based on control Of Chinese Transport of "Civilization natural Impulses." SHANGHAI. heroes, Unsung China's handcart pullers form the Necktie Smuggler basic unit of military and commerSEATTLE. WASH. When Arimi cial transport. In a country where Noguchi, Japanese, man power is cheap and the ravstarted down the gangplank of the ages of war have destroyed many Heian Mara on its arrival in Seattle motor highways, the lowly handcart from' customs authorities and its humble puller are playing thoughtJapan, he looked a little inflated. an important role in helping China Investigating, they found 263 silk "to win the war." necktie, which he was attempting vehicles-m-any These to smuggle off the boat, wound of which are fitted with old aroun6fcis body. of MITCHELL'S Beauty1 Barber Shop age-ol- d fying the principles of Friendship, Charity and Benevolence. The bowing team of Calanthe- Myrtle wu. one and lost two games Monrtr.y night at the Southeast bowling alley. Spy Scare in Japan; Keep Eye on Aliens War in China Inspiration For Netv Legislation. ft BEST OIL PERMANENT WAVES IN TOWN, Machineless or machine at special reduced rates. Be sure and call us before making appointments elsewhere. Call HYLAND 8553 959 East 21st South Street red-blood- TOKYO. Japan's perennial spy care, intensified by the present China war, has Inspired local authorities to further legislation against activities of foreigners coming to or residing in this country. Under s group of new bills known as home office ordinances No. 6 all foreigners who are liable to "act contrary to the interests of the empire or further the interests of an enemy country" will not be allowed to enter or pass through Japan. Also, foreigners who might automobile tires instead metal "disturb public peace or derange wheel rims are 'capable of carrypublic morals" will not be allowed ing 650 pounds each. This type of to disembark on Japanese territory. cart required three pullers. SmallFurther provisions of the new er carts pulled by one coolie will home office ordinances, affecting s maximum load of 225 pounds carry foreign residents, include: at a speed of 18 miles a working 1. A foreigner without full posday. session of his faculties, with a subIn areas close to the firing line normal frailty of mind, in a state of handcarts are used almost .excluOgden Lodge No. 2, will put on dire poverty, or otherwise liable to the second rank next Monday require the aid of others, 'will not be sively for the transport of ammunition and military supplies. For inallowed entry. iiigni. commercial transport, For sometime past Ogden Lodge 2. All foreigners living in Japan terregional handcarts are used to carry mail, nas been furnishing entertain (about 40,000) will be required to alt and other staple products; for ment once a month for the in apply for permission to remain in export transport, they are utilized to 1 mates of the Weber counts in this country on or after May and move wool, oil, tea and other prodmust receive certificates from the ucts. firmary. Plana are being laid at metropolitan police headquarters In Chekiang Province, whose present to take a band which will enable them to maintain coastline is China's only sea outlet ' out to tm infirmary at Roy in residence. Failure to make applisince the Japanese occupation of 'he near future. It is such work cation makes the foreigner liable to Canton, authorities have mobilized this that features the work of either fine, deportation or both. 5,000 handcart pullers into an 3. All foreign tourists must regis- ke Knghta of Pythias. Exempli 0HLIE3G SEASON IS NOW UNDER WAY AT THE j i I SOUTH EAST BOWLING COURTS 1137 East 21st South Hyland 8498 Anyone wishing to Join a League Should Make Reservation immediately two-wheel- 70-ple- ce i . i- -- Coufrfe Is Rewarded NEWS SUMMARY South American Republics are (Continued from page 1) convinced that only by solidarity New York. can they escape the aftermath LONDON. As a compensation J ington, of the European war. to being deprived of the pleasHolland reaffirmed her stand ure of eating and drinking, Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker were on neutrality. awarded $20,570 damages. LOCAL A driverlqss auto Their claim was based on inLOCAL Weber college paw smashed into a tree on J street. juries received in an accident ed the 500 mark in preregistrat between a hired car, in which ion. It is expected that the 1,000 they were riding, and another mark will be reached before school A burglar, after taking what car. William Tucker, a Hove insurhe wanted from a Salt Lake resopens.' ance agent, lost his ability to eat a meal there and idence, A traffic crash at Coalville shaved. appreciate smoking and liquor while his wife suffered B0 per caused by a blowout on a front cent reduction in the power of tire, was responsible for the death mastication. of Don Brooks, of Hyotsvillfe. Farmers in Utah county are fightjig the confiscatory taxes The state labor convention at which have been levied in the their county. Price voted to withdraw support of febor papers. For Unusual Damages Salt Lake, was R. G. Jolly,of Salt Lake, is the truck at the inter- fourth candidate to announce his hit by a light section of Second West and South aspirations for a seat on the K. E. Burnett of Temple streets. of Salt Lake, hit bv a careless driver at First South and State street. C. H. Morehouse, wAm I yOURS Rubber Valve AT -- With Each 'Western Giant Traveler no. Deaths from heat In Californip during the past week totaled 23. C. Smith and vanced 50. There is a possibility of Tire Prices going up. Buy NOW, Save Morel Tire Yours at NO extra CHARGE thick live rub ber, full circle molded with new double-chec- k The Tube Sid I rubber valve. The Tire Thick. broad, flat Center Traction tread; tough s. long staple cotton ply cords, massive Safe and long wearing in tough service. side-wall- 4.75-1- Tire B.nn 9 . & Tube 4 t DeLORE ADVICES (Continued from Page 1) Thieves have come to the point fornla Fair this year. where they will steal anything. In South Salt Lake a traffic sign V. 51. C What is wrong; with was stolen. my mother? She isn't taking care of herself and she hasn't WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1039 seen a doctor. She needs medical Germany claims that because attention at once. the United States held the $20, In000,000 Bremen in port for vestigation, that the ship fell an Blue Eyes: will I marry my easy prey to a Brithlah naval ves present boy friend? There isn't sel. a chance in the world, my dear, Buy Now for Extra Savings! Crude Rubber prices have already ad- 1.40-- 1 MADAME ibo J a J. Will my daughtMrs. A. er continue going with this man Two fliers, Lt. F. she is keeping combany with Corporal D. W, Jackson, were killed in Panama when their com- now? Well, she shouldn't because the man is married and he bat plane crashed. has no ground for divorce. Your Rush orders from Washington daughter will get herself into a caused the American fleet to lot of trouble if she doesn't stop move its base at Bellefranche, des- going with him immediately. tination unknown, but it was be lieved the squadron would par Family Paper Bill in U. S. ticipate in the bringing home of Averages $40 Annually thousands of Americans. TT. WASHINGTON. average uses more than LOCAL The fate of Major American family half a ton of paper cutting about Howard Stark, a U. S. flier who $40 in a year, eron&rosts of the crashed in the Devil's Slide vi forest service estimate. United States consumption cf pacinity on January 16, 1936, has finally peen solved. A shepherd per in 1B37 was shown to be nearly found his remains nearly six mil- 16,000,000 tons more than half of es from the wreck of the plane. the paper eproduced in the worldnarecord for any and an Positive identifiction was made tion. by articles found in the clothes. Of the 246 pounds of paper used by the average person, about 100 The State Federation of Labor pounds represents newspapers, which held its convention at Price books and writing paper. The reall of the officers for mainder is used as cartons, building boards, wrapping papers and nuthe ensuring year. merous miscellaneous products. s of the paper consumed is Bankers of Utah were warned produced in this country and most against expansion owing to a war of the rest was imported from time boom by L. T. Crowley of Canada. the Federal Deposit Insurance Lad Is Mailman for Day; Corporation. all-tim- A JUMBO Extra Thick Safety TUBE Self-Venti!ffl- ad ax far txtra charge with any other Western Giant ! SIZE 4 PLY DOUBLE DUTY Satl SEPT 30tb I SALE PRICE TUBE TIRE I TOU SAVE 4.50-2-1 $10.38 $ 7.56 $1.81 4.75-1- 9 11.00 7.79 3.11 5.00-1-9 11.75 8.46 3.19 3.79 4.14 5.50-1- 7 13.65 9.86 6.00-1- 6 14.90 10.76 6.50-1- 6 18.30 13.37 19.80 14.72 7.00-1- 6 SALE Ends REG. PRICE TUBE TIRE I 493 5.08 All Prices Are "With Your Old Tire" AND an extra trade-i- n allowance for your eld fire, too! Not only a genuine Western Giant passenger car tire tough, mass- ive, sturdy and safe but also an extra thick JUMBO safety tube with pinch-probase, double check cdr valve, and those famous air vent of ridges that prevent trapped air between tire and tube. BOTH for less than the price oi the tire alone. Here we show a few Sale Rices. SUGAR HOUSE STORE, 1045 EAST 21st SOUTH, Phone HY. 3062 Saying! High School elevens opened the football season with games today. SEPT SI, 19S9 Roosevelt asked Congress to repeal the embargo act in the interest of world peace. THURSDAY, Germany is casting anxious eyes on the U. S. for the action taken. by that body means defeat r victory for heir military 1 Ml Four-fifth- S'i Parents' Love Notes Used went ARLINGTON, MASS.-So- nny rummaging in the attic and stumbled upon several bundles of letters, carefully tied with red ribbons. Sonny decided to be the town postman, at least for a day. Tossing the mail in his daddy's hunting bag, d the protege of Jim Farley made the rounds of the neighborhood. To pcopie not very friendly with his daddy and mamma, Sonny left the "fattest" letters. To people who were cross to his newly devised methods of delivery. Sonny left two letters. Daddy and mamma are still burn Ing and hope to do the same wiUi four-ye-ol- The mercury stays above 100 their courtship. letters, if they are degrees in California, The lates returned. death toll bring 55. |
