OCR Text |
Show THE SALT, LAKE .TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST LARGE A. ' Farewell Planned Couple Favored POLICE CHECK For Missionary In Celebrating farewell testimonial In honor of Clifton Johnson, who leaves soon for tha Important Date M CONFESSION L. I. church, mission of the TOURIST FLOW JTINUES For Pipe Line Celebration n German-Austria- will be held Friday evening, August 14. st 710 p. m.. In the Tenth ward chapel, corner of Eighth Kemmerer Lions Club Host to One Hundred Officials Attracted by Completion of $400,000 Project. East and Fourth South streets. Included In the program are innumstrumental bers by Charles bassoon; Berry, Bj BUff Correspondent. KEMMERER, Wyo. Oil operating officials from four states, representing companies in southwestern Wyoming development, gathered Saturday on Invitation of the Kemmerer D. Than 135 Register at S. L. Automobile Camp . Distinction of their clrsting ih wedding anniversary la far away Holland. on Saturday. where they were Mra. Van der Waari. born nnd will be e)"ed and Mra. T Laka I reuinlnt Iti plar aa lh by Mr. Van der tierrlt week-en- d roecca for tourists. More thn Wasrd of Ogden local auto at of Ball of thsm reflstered J.ll formerly Lake. They were (imfii .Saturday, prepared to rtmaln la married In Hoi-lan- d tha city ovr tha Sabbath. Kepteniber Arrivals at tha City Auto park Satur; I, and came to Luh twenty day included: year anj I California ilr. and lira. A. V. bava lived In tre and two children. Ioa Angalss; Ir halt Lake mutt I'asadsna. of the time. and Mrs. Tom 8. Agm-w- , Mr. Van der Mr. and Mrs. Nals Larson. Bakersfleld; i Waard la preel-deHr. and Mr. William Cantleman, San of the Rot. Kranelsro; Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Boaltar, terdam brancn Los Angeles; Mr. and Mra. W. C. Mc of the L. U. S. j; church and Mrs, Rea and child, Loni Eea'-h- : Mr. and Van der Waard Mrs. J, L. Tomtlnsor Pumona: U. la hi. faithfm I Hallk and party. Stockton; V. J. Blsn aide, serving as a op and party, Los Anftles; Mr. and nresident of the Mrs. w. . Jordan and (our children. Relief society of t the This I rhareh. Ms ho -- Mr and Mrs. Kulon Pearc is the second 4 and party. Montpeller; Mr. and Mra. minion Mr. and ' J. D. Meecham and party. Blackfoot. Mrs. Van der ' Illlnola F. I. Tbompaon and party. Waard will have ' East SI. Louis. for Indiana Oakal Wenchard and party. performed the church In ' jnmanaDoiia. the flvs last - - Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and child, Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs. P. years. Two children Kehm. Mason City: Mr. and Mra. Mra. M. Phillips and lour children, De iVft. o f Stuurman ! . Moioes. Salt Lake and Ksnsss Mr, and Mra. Dan C. Eehef-- ! Mrs. tier-ritaDlena x f i fler and party Hutchinson; sir. and of Otedti. f - Mra. EU Buresch and parly. Caldwell; are io planning Mr. and Mrs. Par Fsthfrber and three felicitate their chpdran, Hartner; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. ps rents, .who Moore, Lawrence; Earl 8pa,lnhard and will undoubtedly yVaard. Vin Havelln. tarty, "aw Miohlssn Mr. and Mra. James E. be conaratuhited childhood friends and their by HTobin, - A. Bantrherf and party and Mrs. I. Kummerstield and daughter, Stephen F. Boss, Alias Delay, rrtd. Says Bad Checks Left Many Western Cities. bit ,1 I ao j'V?. " LT -- I raaJoaa. Annie ii t Detroit 'Missouri H. Panuserand party. Pulton; P. D. Armand and party, Fedalla. Nevada Q. C. O'Brien, McGlll. Nebraska Mr. and Mra. 8. W. and party. South Slnux City; Jkdr. and Mrs. Roy Barta, Lincoln. New Tork Mr. and Mra. H. Caster. . Brooklyn. Oklahoma A. E. Booths and party, L Verne; Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Cook and party, Muskogee, and J. W. Lee. Oregon Mr." and Mrs. J. E. Mc- -. Crack n and party and Mr. and Mra. A. Bl Portland. Ohio f ir. and Mra. C, J. Trust, New. a ark. M Pennsylvania Mr. and Mra. H. B. Johnson and two children and Mr. and Mrs. (J. Herman and three children. Westfleld. L'tab-U- . Koford and party, Bingham; Harry Anderson, Frovo; Charles . owa: Sirs. Elolse Collen. Broken Bow. Elmer Tiller, Jones; W. M. Champ and A. E. Lyace. Buffalo. . . Oregon Jack Wortendyke. A. 8. Da dor, J. H. Daah and W. E. palmer. r Eodebera-- salt Lake. Texas Mr and Mrs. T. R. Coffleld vara party. Bowie. X Waahlngton John Odrleh and par Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. i. K. 1U ly. anerson and three children, Seattle. Arrivals at Utah Motor Park In cluded: California Mr. and Mra. H. Heldel man. San Pedro: D. Suntman and fam llv. San Francisco: Mra. W. J. Priend OJat; Mr. and Mra. L. m. jr. And family.Richmond; Peter Bout and "Bradesoh, family. Lot Aneeles; Oscar C. Green, Palo Ao, and Mr. and Mra. A. Moor Sacramento. Canada Mra. W. II. Hardlnf. Scho. Haven, ssslcatcnewan. Colorado Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Btigga and Pred Edwarda and family. Trini dad; W. H. Mitchell and son, Den Mrs. V. Mott. Tooele. IKM.I offered .. Denver verifying or denying that the prisoner wss wanted there to answer for the death of a man In an automobile crash. Boss said that tha fatal crash occurred on Auguat t and that be did not stop. The man'a arrest waa also expected to lead to the arrest of hla former partner. Jimmle O'Connor, who la alleged to have eloped with a Lo. gan. Utah, girl Boaa himself aald that O'Connor had taken the girl with them to Pocatello. leading to a fight between the two tor the girl's attentions, This fight led to O'Connor having Boaa arretted at Pocatello on a fake grand larceny charge August 10, according to Boaa. O'Connor la then aald to have left with the Logan girl, while Boaa waa released three daya later w hen O'Connor failed to appear to testify against him. Boaa came to Salt Lake from tha Ida- - S&turdajr ccoir w fbf I , X eago. f - Indiana G. C. Clarar, Bloomlngton, Kansas S. L. Kins. Burton. Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. I W. W11- axin. Sbreveport. Michigan H. A. Wllk, Detroit. Missouri F. A. Dayton, St, Loula; K. H. Tru mba, Breckenridge. Minnesota A. P, Chrietenaeo, Mln-xteapolis; Lewis L. Barrett,- St Cloud. Nebraska W. C. Bundina and fam-fjWahoo; P. C. Pederaen. Coyel . Nevada W. H. Rhoden, Elko; H, Jlerfll. Cosod. New Tork Cora E. Bteughton, White Plains; Guy Shafer, Schenectady.Tonk- Oklahoma H. G. Creekemon, 1 nours. S:S0 p. m. :45 p. m. 7:89 p. m. - y. 1am Money Easily AND QUICKLY IN YOUR SPARE TIME! NO WORK NECESSARY -- ce or mora persona Wi men or woman in every town la Utah, southern Idaho, to help ni "want tales. hare two plant . progTama . - KGW. Portland 610 Kilocycles l.. y tnFL v.- P-3- - ... . . . flattering if i'-- sizes 14 to 36 and 38 to (two New Things for Baby , I I . i . 4 J 12:00 - Wasatch 69. -- ity - -- innrLrLnjijuirLrLs e" J e m. a Featured at USTROUS latins, L lovely georgettes, canton and flat crepes .crepes lead in 'the fall mode of popular priced dresses, asserting their loveliness in such shades as cocoa, independence blue, n a v y, autumn mauve, tan, garnet and black , . . draped hip lines, lace at throat and wrist, pleatings, tuck-ing- s. circular drapes are - - I i ',. v borne very smart af tei noon frocks are shfo in transparent velvet and georgette. Authentic Hat Mod(es for Fall .' , Birdieya Diapers . mofA iVeiv Silk Coats .595 aualltv. ' entlseptlo and very abaorbent. sealed eanitary paeaayea 01 u diapers, -I AH sevr or- Blankets IBS e; Of fine sre.de batiet sprsyed with dainty dared motira. novelty flinire4 eeaisrit In lor crib er earruse. Part rlrbt A'ew r Imported Shout ? - , la Scotland. er arnid and rsyon mixed. Fall slaed. Man dainty Sealfna t choose from. Hand-Mad- All-re- e Sweater and Sacques' 1S5 4.95 Mad New Shoes Dre$$es e 1.25 pink and bias rombmatione. wooL 81s HiM Incbea. Just two Band-Mad- Bootiet 85c An -- wool er wool and reyna inlsed. litNew, novelty weave. tle styles. CTtotee oi pin er blue, - wbH tnmme. tlntr Ctjte styles of mixed. Koeebud trimmed. or nalnaookt nana-emoro- i- heme. Silk Bonnets 1.25 wonderful selection of silk er taf-fbonnet ta pink and blue. Lln-ttl- y shirred and ruffled. 'ew style for fall. . A and rvea and embrotderr et Infants Silk Shoes Jap Silk Quiltt 85c 2.48, Kade f lovely e,aMty crepe d Chine, adorned wtb dainty embroi-dcr- y. ' CUuk at pink or bias. ' . Fink or bin. 7 95 Sketched ia Tbe Love heart, a clever mode! for fall besides bains ef the Increaalnslr popular snldnlsbt ble ... ebade. Its potnta of Intereet are that It Is developed of auede with bine kid trlme tbe heel I oh. ao hlsh. and the vamp very, very short. Tbe re are ale ether numbers Just aa smart la Ule new ahad. ... Esrr lonailv rood eoaltty Japanese eilk. attractively fwrlTed and eiribraedered. Featured in Midnight. Blue Crt .... 1295 Good, heavy quality rrep da Chine la pink or blue. Silk lined. Many new u effects. e. ' Baby . midnight Concert; symphony cries tra. OUTSIOf STATIONS. KWSC 44 I meters. T(0 kilocycles; 500 watta. Washlnatoit State ediege. 1140 koeaey-deKPONS4I 50 watta, IonT Beach. KFRC 441.1 meters: 460 kilocycles; 10 watta, "Ban Pranciero, WCCO 404 I aneters. 740 kilocycle; teian. rfcon Matter Following Paris' Lead in the . . or airiKing iew hau f ashions ! , L J Meters radno Xlsae 491 shawl," cocoa, cashew nut, black and nutria. Shown in - . The Paris Co. , and, winter are New, Au- -' thentic and. Chic if de- FALL collars, pouch , collars, deep cuffs of crosi fox, black and beige cara-cu- l, sable skunk, badger, etc. Fashion favors the shades of falleaf, . LOWEST-IN-THE-CITT-PRICE- S Estra :e irr - ' signed of Norma Broads cloth, Kamara, Jarova, Twill, Broadcloth, or Venue, and then, of course, elegantly trimmed 'with Furs T" Choose a Complete Layette Economically From These one for ttriet-lyonr spare time thv other requiring part time or whole time. Any ene between IS and 50 possessing orta. allnnvapr.lia. dinary ntnipeace and pep, cat Koo WIP &4J t RMtera: SOS kilocyeleas 1AKE MOXET. iOO watta. Philadelphia. CKCP 422 metera; TH klkryc-- ; Write TODAY five age, preaest 10M watta. Vancouver. ocmpatioa and state it yon hare !040 kilocycles; KTBI tad any setllcjr experinire and what 160 warts.MU lAmers; r H'le Tr.m-- . -. STBICTLT I. KLS 4 I meter, klleycteeu ws'ta. eiroe., Tribune, DK VpAL. : J.&iTtst I KBPM 4 4 metera 7t0 k hscy fl elea; 1000 watta, Chacxfa. (AdvertieenifBt.) VTs hosiery-advertisemen- 1.49 doz. p. m. Chare h- - services. 1: 14 p. m. Symphony hour planoa. 11:00 p. m Profram, 1 ; . (four , KOO, Oaklsad 780 KllocyAes 1:00 v. m Church services. 4:04 p. m. Vesper service. 1:10 p. bi. Symphony hour. S5 a. m. Church services. 11:00 p. m Program. . rr Appotatatnt , ) S84.4 Meters a- for rears v - . Prosram. air concert - , IA95 42. 11:00 noon Church services. 10:00 p. m. Organ recital. 11:00 p. m. Program. 12:00 midnight Dance music' I ,. SspsrtmsBt 8 tort KIT, Los Angeles 468.8 Meters 640 Kilocycles I . ,., Orcheatraa. Open - ( i hours), i, - ;V quoted!. Ton' hare sees worthy Inventions imitated close to Ton bar seen innumerable other infringement. commodities, even trade names and slogans, simulated to the Nth degree. All of which proves that the original idea must have been good, otherwise it would Bot have been copied. ' - , , . 325.9 Meters Monntala Time WEAP ' M ' " But bow, just ss in many other instances gone by, it seems that other firms are "LOOKING TO TEE LEADER", for progressive ideas, for our phras'ia. not only being imitated, but copied "letter for letter ', . : ; Which also proves that our policies of leadership . of DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLT . . . are .worthy . ana are having their effect. Anglo-Parslan- a. 1:04 p. m. T ; noon 12:00 And no truer statement waa ever someone said. PES-TEC- un ; KOA, Denver 820 Kilocycles ' , Seauty Ftirlor ri"l""lr " "l" " 1l"lT"Yrll1fr of Fall Coat Modes Tbe Paris bag wed In its the phrase, "EVERT PAIS (we carry bo seconds, substandards of irregulars). .' for years we were the only local store ' '. nsing this phrur. . Smith, Aredale. JT, Illinois H. P. Berry and family Chi. Skilled operstora. Featured at - ' , eld-tlm- New COATS New FROCKS Flattery - Md. Greelev. Iowa A. J. Dubarlne and Mr. and Mra. Gy Lyona, 81oux City; Paden v eosve-nlene- SOS. ninsVaniniiryyiirVrsrh rsllfkj st Uiti or bleached, helnlnf to ths nttorti lift snd.foior. e A1to, tot snsrtnett snd we tufgest oor beautiful penntuent wsves, gives by highly That Merits Your Closest Attention Imitation Is the Sincerest Form Kansas Mr. and Mra. J. D. Adams and Mr. and Mra. P. A. Page, Endure; Ksco King and party, Garnstt.Keesa-snap. m. Good afternoon. Missouri Mr. and Mra. J. B. 8.15 o. m Melody time. 6tewartsvtlle. 3:60 p. m. Classical and semiclaaalcal Montana J. C, Wenttrorth and fam-music. Havre. S;'tO p. m. Request time. . Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Staf4:60 p. m. "What next!" 8:00 d. m; Tlwe report. ford, Brule; New Mexico Mra. Carl Nolan and :80 p. m. Concert, Thirty-eight- h In family, Gallup. fantry band of Port Douglas. Ohio Hugh C. Allen and Jack Hevln, J:S0 p. m. Studio program. Cincinnati. m. Ijidlea' ehorua. Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bate- - 19:00 p. m. Yonr choice recordinga. D. and Tanner Mrs. C. Pawuska; 10:19 p. m. Signing off and time re ' isnao, Claremore; Miss Alice M. port. R. E. and Blffle, e Jo Young;,.. loung . Tulsa. 302.8 Meters J I KEXu Bait Lak and M. O'Connor J. family, I 1000 Oregon Witt , 890 Kilocycle North Bend. Teus Addison Wad ley and family. 12:09 noon Luncheon hour broadcast. Midland: T. P. Brans' and family, Bible Stu- Bowie; Mra. H. W. Leuthstrom and 1:00 p.' m international denta' association "Watch TowWorth Lauthttrom. Port Worth. er" D ror ram. Arrivals at Nelsan'a camp Included: 1:00 p. m. Remote control broadcast ;irom ue nan unfnuce. Callrornia C. w. Raamussen, t:10 p. m. Address by a member of H. W. Pulton, San Francisco; tha American Legion American Mr. and. Mra. Oust C. Ramon, Sacra-me- n Amaricanisatlon committee. to: John C Greeir, Paaadena; H. r 4:00 p. m. Pregrara by Salt Lake T. Tfutt, Huntington Beach; A. R. lodge No. si. B. P. O. E. on, Bakerafleld; W.' T. Harrie and S:AS n. m Informal studl prosram. amllv. Fresno Mr. and Mra. A. W. 7:40 p. m. Continuation of the health taika by the Gorgaa Memorial ui- -' M. Batney, Los Angeles. ; atltute. uanaoa narry punnoo, vancuuver, o. 1:00 m. Instrumental trio. 3 C ' m. L. D. S. S;00 services from KSL Bill p. Loud, end Harriet Colorado stuaio, witn a sermon try v. u. Colorado Springs; A. O. Huntington, ' Miller, 10:00 p. m. Program. 11:S0 d. m. Time. HJaLTin A Collection KDTL. San Lak 1280 Kilocycle S344 Meters fasa-dena- axaa dues-payin- g Etpeeleljr beneficial to hair that it DEPARTMENT STORE Waeatth Timber Regions Marchand Golden Wash Gives New Life and Charm to Your Hair oMeo mm M ce D PITTSBURGH. Pa., Aug. II (AP). Philip Murray, International vice presanof the United Mine Workers, ident nounced here today that coal companies In the Pittsburgh district emptying a total of I&OO men hd signed niw He wage contracts with the anion. sdded that several of the concerns Idaho Forest Fires Menace Signed had previously operated open ah op. Greater Than for Years, The unloa official aald negotiation " were being carried on withotfter firms flffirvisl fliirvie end that contracta would be made public In a few days. aald census a msde Murray during the pest two weeks by efficlsls of dis BOISE. Idaho At preeent tha fir trict No. I of the United Mine Worktrs had etjown it. Its Idle union miner hi haaard la mora serious taun It hss been the Pllteburgh area. The International lor years, according to U. B. Maine, snemners. district forester, end tha forestry deunion had 161.100 Ibis figure excluding members exempt, partment la seriously considering closed from paying dues because of being ing the timbered arees ta all tourlaia on strike, he said. and campers until the haaardvua conditions are passed It I extremely hot and dry In the the dally net of about I1M to the promountalna, and an almost continual ducers In the LaBarge field will be In. wind adla to the danger. How long creaeed toabout 2oe, which la expect- - such conditions be to o. ea to stimulate an intensive develop- Mr. Meina aald will last cannot Baturtay. The smsll-sment of LaBarae and other southwest- would in few a set a minutes apark em Wyoming fields. Although all con- whole hlllslds afire. cerned In tha development of LaBarge one fire burning! now. la but There shared In the glory of the new enter- This waa started Krlday. It ia thought, prise which puts ths district officially by caraiejsj csmpers on the south fork on tha list of producing arsss, W, L. of Salmon river, It waa reported the NawloB, the pioneer In LaBarge, It the Krlday that too te 400 seres of timber hero of the day. About sight years ago had been burned off and sixty men are 'Bill" drifted Into LaBarae. and. da. tha bias, which ia still out aplte the most dlacouragitia hsndlcana combating of control. Smoke la so thick now that and the sneers of friends and ac- rangera cannot tell what the preeent quaintances, he Insisted It waa r.n oil conditions are. It Is reported.. field and persisted In hla prospecting Until hla Judgment waa vindicated. ood wishes Actress Long on Stage Dies Congratulatlona and were showered upon him at the dinner At 77; Active for 55 Years tonight by John C. Howard, president of the Utah Oil Refining company; R. 8. KIMson. vice president of I lie MidNEW Aug. II f AP). Maud west Refining company! R. B. Legged, Granger,TORK. noted actreas, who, on her re- regional superintendent for the Texee iwifiwiii w yvars iid, nea rounaea company, who were among the speak- out a career of flfty-flyears on tha ers,. Othera who extended felicitations etage. died yesterday at tha age of T7. tn short speeches were H. C. Bret. Mlaa O ranger, whose real name wee Schneider, vice president of Midwest Anna Brainard, wa born tn Middle-towRefining company i Mayor Prank Fran, Conn. cla of Ogden, representing the Ogden. he made her debut In "A Woman't Hllu for- Heart" la the old Union River theater. LaBarge Oil company; C. mer remmlesloner of Immigration of She played In euch s .successes Wyoming; E. L. Smith, on behalf of ss 'The Two Orphans." "The l'lanter'e tha Lion elub, and W. J. Wltherspoon. wits." "Broken Hearts'' and "Mv H. R. Christmas acted as toest master Partner." -- n, : port-offi- Coal Operators Tourist Hazards Sign New Scale Threaten flosincr in-the-C- y. j . r, Prices Dependable Merchandise Only at Lowest Plus Complete Satisfaction or Your Money Gladly Refunded Radio Program Moines.; tt boob it wu 99 degree tt the Ssewewsni ' : - ho city, traveling with May Jonea., a Salt Lake waltresa. whom be met In a Colorado city, according to the pollre report. The woman was arrested with Boaa Saturday. Put later released. Moss said that he left checks of I1Z and III denomlnetlnna In Baksrfleld. Calif.; Los Angeles. Calif.; Yuma. Aria.; Phoenla. Aria.: Flagstaff. Arts.; Colorado Springe. Colo.: Denver. Colo.. Durante Colo.; Cheyenne, Wyo... ' and . Lamarie. Wyo. Hoik Mt the same time it wu 78 degrees at The Paris, or 21 degrees COOLER than ob the" street. aaa.aia a a,a.aa,a,a,.a. . . nn.riXUVVlTjnjTjLr STORE ' Bingham. Parents are orged to send their children who are mora than S years of age. A teachers' home la belnx completed at Highland Boy at a cost of ID500. In me, past it nae been almost impossible ror tne teacners to secure living accom modations in this part of tha district David MarnU and family. Honolulu. Idaho Mr. and Mra. H. E. Deardorf, eSurlerjG. A. Bremer and ' family. ' soil. " . Illinois Mrs. 8. C, Rathbun and Pontile: Mlaa A. L. Pickering and Miss Mae Mass, Chicago. Indiana H. W.- Brlsaenden and fam. Duckworth and, jRl. Indianapolis: Wade arty, Martinsville; Mr. and Mrs. HarLebanon. 0. ry lie, M Morrow and family, Des Iowa J. Hat-al- l It. B. Carlisle, formerly of the Car. Motor company of Murray, bee purchased controlling Interest In the Erwln Motor company. 777 South State afreet. It waa announced Satvrdny. Tha new concern will operate under the name of the Beehlf Chevrolet com pany. Hale Liens club to celebrate the completion' of the pipe Una of the Mldweat lO.OnOTbarfels at tha Slate Creek Booster Refining company, connecting the Ls station and ti.OOO barrels at Opal. Three of the big weetvrn oil comBarge oil field, about fifty mllet north panies are directly and Indirectly Inof kemmerer, with the rsllroad at terested in the new transportation sysOpal, fifteen miles east of here. save for the producers which tem, The early arrivals spent the day In from 40 to 00will In carrying centa a apectlng the pipe line and tbe LaBarge charges. The Texaa barrel company, wilrh ana Baluraay nigni an were Tieia. of obtained control the Calirecently Lions club at a sage guests of the Petroleum company, controls chicken banquet at tne Hotel Kem- fornia SO per rent of the production In about merer, attended by approximately 100, tha Midwest Refinof whom more than two score were the LaBarge field; owns the and line, company pipe visiting oil officiate. Thosa arriving ing toe lata to go to the field today are ex- the L'tah Oil Refining company hasy contracts for the purchase of prscttcsl-lpected to make the trip Sunday aa the all the ell In the district. gueats of the Lions club. for more than two yea re the LaBarge oil has been marketed by trucks haulTank Cart en Siting Reify te ing from the field to tank rare at North Carry Carte te Silt Lake. . Kemmerer. In recent months the field Tba pipe line, constructed at a cost haa marketed to the l'tah Oil Refining of approximately 40.000, sa ready to company an of about 1000 barbe put Into Immediate operation, as rels a day. average coat the proTruck haul demonstrated by a test ran made Satur ducer II cents a barrel, day which transported about 1000 bar- rela of oil from the field to the surface Utah Refining Asking far j About fifty railroad 4000 Barrels Day tank at Opal. Shipment. tank car are en tha aiding at Opal Una Tha pipe .new completed has a ready to take the oil te the plant of the Utah Oil Refining company at Salt capacity of 4000 to SSO0 barrels t day Lake City, and It I expected that the and the Utah Oil Refining company is line w ill be put Into service within the aaklng for delivery of 40m barrels a dsy fromMlie field. The pipe line charge next two or three days. To start operations there are now wIlTbe IS eentt a barrel. The average value of the oil In the about Hi. 000 barrels of crude oil In storage in tha field, which baa now an field. at (his time la 11.01 a barrel. Under tbe system which has been In use, of average dally production of altout li0e barrels. In addition to the storage fa- the approximate linos a day received cilities In the field, the Midwest Refinby the producer S850 went for trans ing company has tankage facilities for ports t Ion. With tha new line In service Enjoy .the COOL Comfort of Our Store as Our Guest Ipedal t Tse TrlboDe. BINGHAM. The schools here wlU open Tuesday. September 4. ' A completely equipped kindergarten department will be added for tha first time In the history of tha schools of Bingham. Two teachers have been employed for this work In Blnxham and one each at Highland Boy and . Upper rer. j j Bingham Schools Open on Sept. 4 ' f Purported confeealona ot commissions : of crime by 8tephea F. pose. !S, allaa Lowell Berry, piBert Delay, were being substantiated ano, and 8am v. Bruckner, by police of western clllea Saturday Vocal I , aekKllons will f j v night In telegraphic communications be by 1 J Esther Chapman, received at Salt Lake police hfad iusr " . Stallings ters. It wss said by Captain John Bur- - Norma cimen rfenneon, nii Helen Stalllnga. bldge. Tbe Ttouhadora will play several HaBoas told Detective Sergeant M. D. waiian melodies, and tha ladlee' chorus, Mctilnnlas and Detective Lester K. under the direction of Doris Betterldge, will several selections. Remarks Wire that he had left a string of bad will sing be made by Bishop Tnomae B. checks behind hint In several statea and Child, Jr., and Mr. Johnson. that he was.slso wanted In Denver, Colo., aa the driver of a death car. Several rltlea alsnlfled that Boss Murray Man Takes Over waa wanted for pasting forged checks, Salt Lake Auto Agency but no word had been received from Portland. Ohio .Mr. and Mra. R. E. Tranafel ter. Burton: Kenneth Groo. Wauaeon; George Cardinal, Sallna. Pennsylvania Jlrs. Fox and party. rmieaiepnia. South Dakota Mr. and Mra R. E. Crockett. Huron. Texas C. A. Schmidt and family. Marshall. Washington J. la Marsh and family, Vancouver; J. W. Henderson and fam ily, Longvlew; Mr. and Mra. J. W Harding, Longvlew. Karl P. Wlnehlll and fam Wyoming llr. Rock SDrlnxa. Wisconsin H. G. Reyna and family. Milwaukee. Utah John Johnson, Of den; Mr. and . In ' Operators Assemble Oil A Mor 19, 1928. The New Notes Fall Are Vividly Expressed in These Copies of Higher Priced French Imports To veritlUitx ef tbe Autuns anode is apparent in this thow-In- f of ebarmisj rhspeaas . . crested is youthful fsshiomt ef feutre renard (fos felt), Austria a imported veloar, soleil, imported fsnrv fabrics sad felts, fcstters plush btnatieos, far felts ssd tvloart. hs-tr- o . A trnossal ZHtpUf s Ii-13- , sod ethers st .W U 22.83 |