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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Iff! IIS PIE' mil!II.IV III BODY ARRIVES 'nnrn nilLliHI li uniun Matthew Strikee Platnlck When He Fall to Freight Move at Fist Fight Climax. Of Gay Party for Stars of Screen P. Gocxlinaiifttn, former Salt Lake printer, ho died in A. Warning;. a. They attributed their condition to tember Tern Mix. film actor. At his horns toray Tw salt Lake Msn Csndldates for tenster. Mix admitted Uat a "misunderstand Csndldstee already, announced isre ing" had occurred. The vereiona dif William H Kins end W lllam n. WS fer. lacs, both of Salt Lake, for Cnlted 'Morrlasey and his wife went ta the miiH Mnatnr: (ieorae H. Lern. nal Venice police station Just o before I lyaKe, for governor; Ktoart r, ikidhs, o'clock this morning, seeking medlcst oed.n: Frederick Y. cnamn. Dvden: O. H. Mlcbclson, attention. They were given It and Inunh fh u placed ander arrest en sniosteation ptiohrietar jorm w. touob, ouver. tu Knox Pattersos, Moal, for eongrees, on leased later r bain charges, ball. First district: Barton W. Mosser. Bait Morrtseey said that he end the Lake; C. Clarence Neelsn. Halt ijiks "western" star had beea eiofianglng and Mrs. lnes Knlsht Allen. Prove, pleasantries, one nf the Morrlasey quips for congress, Mcond district; J. Frsnbelna thst ."Tom's horse. Tony, had a els Pow lee. Osdsn; Walter N. Fsrr, great future ta the talkies' the bore Oadeni C Clsrenre Neelen. Bslt Lake and Milton H. Welling, Kleldlng, for could at least snort. Mnrrlssey said that hs and Tom eerstary of atste; Oliver K. CUy, on shook hsnds on that, but leaving Price, and William K. lavis, nrignsm tr. for attorney general; Jonn r. Morrlasey offered his hand again. "I got a good sock on the Jaw," aald Mendenhall. Richfield: A. t. nmrot,H Frova. down. him and 8oren Nellenn. Mt. Pleaaknocked "I Morrlssey. knocked him down again. 1 ant. state treasurer; William M. nwan. got up. I that ran take was going great guy Halt Lake, and AahliV 8. Thatcher, giilt any time when the rug slipped but Lake, for stste auditor, and L. John from under me.' Nuttal. Bosnian Pork, for superinten "Then he gave me the boot." Tog dent of oubllc instruction. Ths official list of polling places an heeled cowboy boots." nounced by Joseph w. airmgieuow, Miss Miller aald she went to her bus- - county chairman, follows; band's aid. 1TA10. 'Oh. so you re a member of the Met. family, too.' Mix said to me," she dePises. 'e. clared. "Then he cracked me In the I P. C. OerHen, Ut koherts "treat. v- - 7 Vnehodv wn brought to Price on J. and la at the Paaacnger 'Train No. riynn. funeral home of J- - - RH . forty-sist- h Neal Work Tries Hand at Peacemaking Hu-ha- rt CBICAOO. ' Aug. 1 UP). Pr. Work, chairman of the Republican (national committee, today took a hand in the pee-nabln- g between the two warring factlont of the Republican party tn Cook county. The campaign leader arrived In ChiD. C, cago en route to Waahlngton, from Topeka. Kan., where he attended exerclaea. pr. notification the Curtla Work conferred today with Jams W. and flood, weatern campaign manager, Oeorge Woodruff, both of whom have reconciliation effect been trylnr-tbetween the Deneen and the factions, who Jiav been estranged over the recent pri- ntl.tUr,e mary battle. FOREIGN FILMS PROPOtBD. NEW YORK, Aug. 1 (AP). Intra-el- ot of the American motion picture fllma la the field with foreign-mad- e purpose of a new diatrlbutlng company, organliatlon of which waa announced today. SALT LAKE PeiNTEe Look at my legs. eye. t fell down. Well, my body w even worse. Mix gave the following version: "Thst fellow had been abusive all evening. I'd only met him once before and I kept out or his way. But wnen the party broke up and 1 A. Horn. Jr.. T"4 Houth Klflh Kaet. Bertecb, Sm Kst Seven ih Mr. J. g antk. t. J. B. Lewie. tu. I). CmI. Wlnite street. TM Keel. UmsmI B.Dowse. SOS TNIrteetitk g terse Msuwarlag, 111 Soatli riftb ICael. was standing - on the porch landing, walling for my machine, he came np and swung at me 1000 WladMtr street. llua aeeth Math two er three times. 11M llcClellaad Trsraer. T. a Urerse I iust shoved htm away and walked avenue. Funeral ftervirea for A. P. Goodman- - down the atalrs as my csr came up. 10 Ur. K. I. Aieieoder, 231 Caet Seres. He ran down the stairs after me, rail tMBtli ftnnrli. cfl, former well known Salt Lake print ing me a lot of vile names and sfTeick 11 Art bar kcKerUoe. 1M Bsrrlsea srs- In 14 Btockton, died who me. He had his coat off, I hit aim August er, Site. Teault of injurlea suf two er three times and he went down. ,1J Mrs. flora Revtra. WH Orees etreet. Calif., "Home woman era b bed me from be W, W. Bsrloo, K "Mib Tenth fcaet. fered In an automobile accident the hind aveaoe. and I just shook her off. I didn't 14 J. I 1'pnre. llet rilmereetreet. at will held be Monday Any previous, strike her and I certainly didn't kick 1I,W Wtlh.m Xl.het. IMS Uke ave- m MoIIjwok THoaiss Alatee. Jr., ward In anyone. 11:11 p. m. tht Thirty. flret man was The attended br party chapel. 1144 Smith Ninth Kast afreet. relehrltiee ef the film and business It rV'u Bub. ! Isel Tweet-flr- t The services will be conflucted miner world. notk. the Joint auaolcee of the Danish Broth gwas. 1H Kim srenne. 1Hl(lm Will. Morrlssey and hia wife. Mid Is IB H. Bell. toenrllle sreaue. amn erhood and the Salt Lake Typugraphl- nave been identified with vert Miller, VO Pkllllne. Ui Jtollywoud arrsue. glksl eal union. Ous cafe SVt ventures. theatrical and Saw Tklrteeatb Val acorn-flI. tieasalea, At the lima of the accident, n oath. Ing to reports received here, Mr. East Twesty- 12JJ H1IU t. Mary sirs. ti flrst ttoutk. waa atandlng on the sidenelk Flood Victim's funeral observing the formation of an AmeriSereatk Boat MM M Viae, H. leergs can Legion parade. Two automobiles Set; Daughter Recovers eat. collided In the street, one of them Htiiaaer Margetta. 1340 Ollwer drlre. H WAI View swerving over the sidewalk, striking Iptrlal te The Trlbuse. Vlele B. t'rawferd, Mr. Qoodmanaen. He waa thrown 2i aweet. ' AMERICAN nf funeral FORK The WABO. and fracture a akull feet sustaining II00XD other serious Injuries, lie died the Thomas A. Gardner, prominent DuMmvliy. Celealal betel, 144 Vest chesne Bounty sheep rancher, who wsf M Paul following day his flftyeeond birthBaulk. yiret swept to his death Thursday. In day tn a Mtockton hospital. gT orla aVeltoa; T wk tttk 1Veat- .Mr. Goodiuaneen, before leaving fait cloudburst flood near Myton. will be A. K. Rohltsg. 7M West first (tooth. 1t aaetk Nlatk Weet. Lenta Pale, Lake to make his home in California, held her at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. The Coraow. It Wael BreaSwsy, be waa aresldent of the I'lah State fed services will be in the Third ward WseatrS setel. eration of Labor and alao served two chsneL West leeead 11 B. r. Batterwerts, 4 Miss Thelma Gardner, a daughter. terms as president of the Bait Lake Beuth. Who was caught in the automobile, unTypographical union. M flret Allea, Mra. Uoodmansen and four of their 11 der the crest of the flood, and miracu Slxtb children arrived with the body Sunday lously escaped death, has now fully W Mra. U J. garsster, 0 Wsst afternoon. Burial will take place in recovered from her terrifying experl v'nMlaale loutb Third trt 14 liirrle, enee. Wasatch Lawn cemetery.St Cksrles J. Xesgtses, ill Suataierby g Herliert U 1 1 - fth sa I), r. Lewis, e Mrs. Cartat Carsteases, 1040 Callferals streets 40 T. C. Fetter, 11M Paelfte arenu. 41 Bor Vaa t'ott, 1441 Beutb Weet Temple. 43 Mrs. Kellie Peck, Btlf tescerd aveaue. TKIX9 WABO. tl Mrs. at. T. Ursoa, 103 Kortb Mala 82 15 S. Ar"Sari)n. 31I'Wet gecfiSd Nortlt. Berth riftk Nathaalet Jackiua, 14 B. B.' HarrUKsC Teat- - Wsst loath 6J W. J. Korth, BSS Well etreet. W f. J. ftawllasK. 8t uulnce etreet. 57 Jnha Holler. 221 Weat Third North 77 7s 7 IWt 1.17 ally against constipation Millions avoid constipation, pleasantly, naturally, because they eat this ddidous health cereal once a day. . Post's Bran Flakes is a bulk food. It is bran iSixs most appetizing form. It ttstes so good you look forward to it every morning. It is so effective that it has becdme the most popular bran food in the world. Try it an- dieefcQw goodifisEat iteryay-r-Mfor two weeks and sec how much better you feel. Ready to eat, right from the package, with milk or cream, in mufEns or breari, Kpw you'll like bran - Ktt : I'o-i- Keoood Et. COBITT CIlTBJCTg, rirat Preclaet. 1J Bnutb ColtonrtsJ neetlag kouie. 127 Itellidey sjeetlng kouee. lit Baat Mill Creek nrrtlng koua. 129 Brie toa aauaenieat ball. Secead Preeiact. X2 Millions find it the best H. Huuth. Kf7Own Nttwker, MM Fmirlk Boutli. Illi M. ('. Ireraon, IT", rVnith Pniirm Kit. MO Koulh Ninth East. I0rraak I'enmw, II Dr. F. K Morgaa. Plsndome hotel. 112 B. L. Bclmarta, 21 Beet Third Ralh. .. It Jmee Bwyen. bW Beer Fotfrill Rontli. " .VI3 Keet. B.iuth lilt Jlaies Oswald, 117 K. B. Barrett, lust Lladea areaae. 1X1 134 ft- Thirteen Escape Motor Boat Fire NEW YORK, Aug. 11 (Universal). Eleven men and two women leaped for their lives from a blagtng motor cfutser ,. In Sandy Hook bey todsy. AU wsre rescued by vessela that eped to the scans at the first flash or Ilia nr. The cruiser wss burned to the wa ter's edse and Its name was Indlattn- York." gulahable. Only the words "Nsw the home port er tne vessel, were visiwss at beached ble. The cherred hulk Fort Hancock and the passenger were tsken In boate to other points. Ask For Citizenship 13-- 0 JOSEPH C. RINGWOOD .... DIES AS CAR OVERTURNS (Ceatlaaed frem Page One.) the two back to Suit Lake, where physi cians si fct. Mark s hospital pronouncea Kingwood dead. His wife was treated. and at her own request was permitted, to return hotue: Late Saturdey night the quartet nao started from Walt Lake, bound tor a week-en- d of fishing along Wyoming st renins. Kingwood, besides his widow, is sur , ot tne vived by a son. Joseph H., Green street address; a grsndson, Wll- Si three brothers. Charles, lism ana ciauoe, an oi dii the followlna sisters: Mrs. Althea Mal- rese of Howell; Mrs. George Sorenson. Mrs. Klossie Gray, Mrs. May Bates and Mrs. Teresa Meik, all or Halt Funeral arrangements nave noi been made. e. ua. SILVER CREEK AUTO CRASH HURTS - . no-Isp-p: Orien tal Rugs Our fall stock ef Oriental Rugs I arriving. And frera toek we hsve thl in en of eur window, many different weave, all marked In plain figure. Thl window I espsclslly dsvoted te eur bargain dspsrtment. 'Don't fall to attsnd thl wen. derfuf opportunity sl. We have hundred ef rug te attest frem. dk-pl- ay year In Over twenty-fou- r business in Salt Laka City. W clean and repair Oriental rugs. All work done by hand. Bor-ene- Rout-sakl- A PAUL S. 0URJ ALLAN 4 W. Broadway. SE1 essassaseassw. as Party Accident Occur WoChurch; te Journey man's Ribs Broken. AN EDITORIAL Uirr Wx Bmilh. PARK CITT. Mrs. Sam Milla re ceived several broken ribs and Mr. and Mra. John SL Johnson, Mra. Mary Fletcher, all of Park City, And Bfr. and Mrs. J. M. Wagner and I Hlmman of Cokevill, Wyo., received cut and lacerations ag the result of a collision between two automobiles at a turn on the highway at the head of Silver Creek canyon, 10 muea east, or as uiy. Mr. jonnTns accident occurred son, former county attorney ot uummu rountv. was driving his party to the Slide, evening church services at Devil's The driver ot me wagner car, accuru-In- g to reports. In rounding the turn', was una hie to hold ,the machine close to the side of the highway, and crashed into the other car. The injured persona were rusnea to h hnanltal at Park City, where it was found that their wounds were not se rious. MOVING VANS LARQI AND CLCAN. TarefiiT, Truetwbrthy BtsB; Guaranteed Service at No Additional Coeu UWW Botltk BUth FURNITURE STORAGE Individual Rooms er Cojnpartment Storage. goods. yeu money. . REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Waa. leM.IABo, Wit. choree tAvifie, 190 Westortta arenue. I'erlrre t'erleje ward erhool hmme. ward echool bouee. AUGUST Third Fr.oloct. iltee ward ei line houne. hall. Winder ward annwetit-- nt M CLEAN-U- P SALE! club. 145 fiaccuue ! Fiftk PreciBcfc"" Hvater ateettng bon. "- v BRAN FLAKE JCITH-XXX- tt hI Jortaa setlnf aiboet. E MARTS' MTH EXT tk iwdea tT7 ITS ITS oa Western Furniture Company boeM. srkoot Where the Price' Is Alwayi Right fllgfr Sale ateeftsf beq.e. 1B0 Berrlasaa leertlaf soaae. TeaU Preeiaet. laawvstral srh-- ol, Binfhaw. IT (iij sell. Blnin.in. ia 4'pppetf.ield athoL IInv Hte Itlaad n.f etMil. ts Lark awMwat kail. tieveetk Preee. ('--, .bora. Marrar. .r it bell. bme M'i.far. IMU.!U,se were We-trmenm M'lrrar, rtM w.-"- n f ,if1 . 19 17 ial vara alTaS TWelftk TV.ai, tou. . Pree-t- Bert muixetY-kell- y company Clothiers to the Americas Gentleman 0GDEN J3ALT LAKE CITY . " . - Congratulations! Now that the Eepublican State convention . is mVtIhfrsuccessfuJ nominees or pe party ana iq eiuic& liistorj', may the hope that the spint of cordiality and good-wi- ll will actuate all of them in their campaigns. . For the defeated candidates there are obyiously, service. TJbngratulations to nTiianyTppoHulntie compliMajor Clark and Hal Farr. It is a great choose should ment to Utah that President Coolidge ommonwealth. this Under-Secretar- y State of from, 'his We commend the legal department of the the fine , Union Pacific System in recognizing - -c- Hal Farr. f , capa--bilitief- of ". Republicans have been in the limeGovlight. Wednesday evenirig, however, at 7:30, acin his ernor; Al Sfibith will be hkrd, over KSL ' N". Y. Then .the from Albany, ceptance address time From that action. into will Democrats swing cam- - y ;on, it should' prove a wemderf ully interesting j( Ipaign.. y-to be hoped thathe standard for fairness set h IfJs ' charby 'iu.' Hoover in his acceptance address will acterize the activities of both of the parties. I never . have been able to understand why some politicians think that they can make friends by traducing their opponents. Certainly such action would never work in business. Campaigning is nothing but selling and if friends are made for one's candidate or for one's own candidacy these same laws of selling must be respected. ITef a lave a vigorous" campHgriruT"let"ire d and clean. Here's a half a billion dollar corporation that is choosing, its directorate and in the world why that choice can"there's goodnot be determined in the spirit of will. Rarely is a dependable choice made in the " :; heat of passion. ; be earnestrand wtdei" But are interested our all the of When people" spread. is old absolutely safe ! government grand thus far, the . high-minde- Jeoraal office.. Mid vale. city kail. ball, Ucloe ima-.rn.- nl ins Butlsrelile erhaol kouM. 10 N.I. Nelaoa. naodr let Anueeairot ball. Eet .Mldrale. Ben4,r. laaNela A. Uadenna. let txaard ljr-o- n, haadr. tee MnfV store. Aitl- 171 Beadr B. P I llvrvm geventk Preclset. ' . lfg Dieper meeting bMiee. Biatk Precisrt. 1TB E. W. KELLY, President i I.sa j BY y 1 LaV SHIPPING In our consolidated care will save Btlni"SBfiler' teatrriftrtsa 14S lranser Rieltnf bUM. UpO TejkararUle were Sou. ..." UtfTrrecieet. ins f n ifi rrm ' PACKING y call from, yeu will bring bur rep resentstlve who will tall you Just what If will ' cost to psck your A IM lirnrse H Dalle;, lfiM Kelt Ihirlr- third Boolti. 139 lrsaite bis school. Feartk Preciaet. Hi T.srftetd echool. I4S Wrtieter acWI. Masna. 143 Pleenat Greea ward houe. 144 Masna high a. bool. si to The Trtbsae. gpeclal l IIW--J. 1S1 -- 17-- rorBTS WABO. 87a Will eteeet. Herbert Baow, 1JU riret areaae. atreet. Ueorge Majrcsck, 170 H. 1. Thurraaa, 4S8 Third arenue. so Arthur Hulbert, 177 1, etreet. Bl Joaepb McKar. 80 P street. KJ Orana Allea, ISA T etreet. B3 K. L. Bloaa. 172 0 atreet. 1 etreet. gtAana T. Plercjr,4A7877 D street. 8. li. Lrnch. FIFTH WABD. 101 A. I. Careswell. Lioeols houu. , W. Been., Beoilo botel. t3 r. A. Cottretl. 110 gotttli 'J hlrd Eaat. ' 104 James H Mo.vle, 411 Bait rirat Bnath. la-B. n. Thurntea, 130 td(Ii to temp) t job eevateww 01-lan- o: 10-- 1 r BiTkereea.Ccbtiraaev-rtnrfBBTSirW'eT- J.g. James T. Bhaw, m west Tnira norts. f r. 8. Fernitron. W Imiuth arenue. t John II. Soldier, IKS Weet Iflftll North. Oi 1(. U. Wfelttsker, 80 Berth Kedwood roed. t tonle del Corchlo, ffelper; Ghjvsnnl blan.lrd 111.; John Kouralls, gcofleld: Uuldo Zanonl, Price: Knrlre Chisretta, J'rl.e; tleorglos Ktiaakis, Kenilworth, and Michael Lhnasakls, i'eerlees. Ot thoss seeking cltlsenshlp. II are mttlvs ef Greets, 11 nstives of Italy, tlira nstives of Great Britain, three of ustria and one each a native of Krance and (Spain. - onto ths wet leather. This makes dethat stsy In the leather, and the signs look very nice. belts Three of our glrle went to Tlmpeno-go- s last ws.k. Mr. Lamhson didn't Riverside Playgreund Many Inter think they would ever get to the top, eetlng things hsupened during the pa but they did. The glrla ware Dorothy The boys started to nuke Thornton, Florence Hanson and Vauna week. leather belts. They put different Terrlll. Vauna a father took them down on them with naila. The glrla are In his car. They say they hsd a fine wool embroidered JAMES Yot'.NO. purees, nmkitig lira. towela and oalnted vases. Reporter. Our boys (Jlant team piayea fioneer nark at I o'clock Thureday, The Scors wss In rioneer s raver, i ns ju Boys Working Hard team tilayed Pioneer Juniors s nir To Win Bathing Suits 1 In so Thureday. The score was I'loneer'e favor. We went swimming again on Friday Jordan Plavtround Boys of ths Jor we dan morning, we go every rider, are working hsrd. for they learn to swim, float and dive:, we nave want to surely win several baining suite in lots of fun. meet. ths swimming RETT A MILLER, Age 10, W had a ball game with Sorenson Reporter. playground, and both teams. Midgets and Qlants, game out victorious. Tuea- glrlk nave a return game Prograrrrof Racesr Other ' Thewith Central playground, and we day for Cast High surely hope tJ win. Sports Our farmer reporter, Josephine Tau-fe- r, moved. W wsre very Jackson Playground On Wednssday sorryhastorecently lose her. a large crowd is going to r.sei nign school, where the various playgrounds Reporter. will compete tn raoes and sports. Next Tbursdsy from 1 to I o'clock Jackson will hold an exhibit of handwork done at the playground. This Thirty-Nin- e exhibit will be on Jackson ground. Later It will he put with the exhibits from all playgrounds of ths city. Jsckson Juniors wen from Washington Juniors by a store of II to I. It came nesr being a shutout for Bud Speclel te Tin TrlbnaA PRICB. Naturalisation Director J. at the last Ihiffln. The score was of the seventh Inning. Then they made Phillips will hear the petitions of J9 two runs. Washington didn't wish us applicants for Cltlsenshlp In district nf t he Seventh judicial district any hard luck, but they did want ' to mtnrt at some time during the third session win that game. Jackson Midget won from Waahlng- of court for 1H2S, according to an an ton Midgets by a score ot 13 to t in a nouncement by Elisabeth Hadiey, coun ' clwrk. loosely played game. Those asking American cmxensnip On August li we had a program at The our playground. kindergarten gave are: George Lourakis of otanaaraviiie. a review of dancee learned during the lones Q. Jouflsa of Helper, ueorge Cocolakls, Helper; twmlnic season. There were group dances by Stello the older girls.' We hsd one of the Conca. Spring Olen; Anlnlo raioni. Constantioe Papanaglotonou,largest crowds we ever had at our pro- Rains; Efstathlnus Wckolo KarananPrice; CLAP.ENC13 EVANS. grams. astasis, Hiawatha; Antonio Janoulakls. Reporter. Prlca: (Teles le Fta. Helper: Giovanni Juliano. Btnndardvllle: Zachsrlss Zaflr- Boys Practicing for oppoullaa. Relna; Mlcbele Seppt, Colum bia: John zupanxic, noiapp; ngei The Tribune's Big Meet Clevera, Sunnyslde; Demetrlous K. Konrtls, Hiawatha; Gavlno Kan no, Kryukos Kavrlkas, Helper; John Horeneon Playground Boy of Juata playground go swimming every William Sommpl, Standsrdvllle: baths. Price; Gregory George Lenda- Zabola, the Municipal Friday morning at rakl. Helper; Manuel Vourakis, Price; Tweaty boys go together, us.withWeJohn are John Conetantiou Txltalkakis, Price; Latnhson to take care of Tribune The be for to Gnlsseppl Fslsons. Price; Ssrsh Amelias. ready practicing meet. Morty Jensen. Johnny Carlson, Richards, Kenilworth; Pavlos Rains: Kfstrstlos Zoulskls. Cas are Hicks Wlllard Spencer Btartln and eur nest swimmers, but there are a tle Gste: Amy Puglleee. Rolapp; Eman uel Vetietakls, Castle Gate; Josephine number of others who sre pretty Dominic. The boys-ar- e making leather belts. Fravnik Ahlln, Kenilworth; head Roaaettl. Rains; Mafy Alice Orrel.'RoThey put different designs on the down An- Price: Uomlnick Clbrarlo, this lapp; of a nail. Then they young 10-g- .ba arreeti or g syrj- Uool-manae- at Mrs. Brirhaa T Duffia, 120 Booth Weet Temple- tint Weet. S1V. r. Kelt. K810tenth uals sresoe. with fruits its ; mat CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 1 (streets, oreeseo Cleveland oolors and Insignia of the Knights of welcome Colsmbus, reflected the city's and vtsl- thoueand delegatei at . aaveral ...r.A inin town today for the I IV Boyt. pirls Report Good Times at Playgrounds -- Cleveland Ready For K. C. Meeting 111 A d, Jsin moment later, fracturing hia akull ana othar bona tlrht shoulder, and various ' f the torn nm nm nwn at man trrsswy had The all that I known days, and prscllislly m am. on Is carried of him la what whan ha entered ployment card. given company, comthe employment of theMo. This nsrne ing from Kanwe City. of a dsurhter. Miee lewlee Piaaolek, In eaee notified to be Fronlenae. Kan., of accident, and word from her U annual supreme assembly of the orgsnlsation. Buelneea sessions v. That day also will w.t Ti..mAm th hi.h' snot of the aeaembly. celebration of puatlflcnl high bim In Ht-RWr-public hall. The of Toronto, aselst- inn.ii d bv 'the Re. John 1. Mcfllvney of Bridgeport, Conn., supreme cbaplala of the order, will celebrate the mass. ing-woo- ' tint!t fcimj -ih II C. lio dies vhen his eat turns turtle. (Ceatlaaed frea Page Oss.) which will be held Tom Mix Admits Striking Han at Logan August IS. The county rep reuntatlon will number JT. An eu.ua But Denies That He Hit allotment has been aet for the district Miller. convention which will be conaresslonsl Midgie hmlii in Ivirnn Ausust 14. since aslectlons for both conventions sre to be made stone tune ana aim LO ANGELES. Aug. If (Unlverssl). th. number of delesates to each meet Tbar wm party gt h PUy Dl Ing Is eiroal. paT'V voters may chixise . seme Key home of Oeorge Beban, the actor, but one set of Indelegstes. The exist the county end legis last night and Will Morrtseey gnd his conditions la live conventions, with Olegaies Tlie 1st wife. Mldgla Miller, stage players, wsre slated to be prevent st ss-h- . lie neio will two nep bruised conventions and ter today. bandaged u rtiiy-bJt.- Joseph JIMMIES state convention, (he Plasnkk. about native of Austria was allied t H. Denvsr A Grassy, east of. Price, by Itio Grande Weetern freight train Bun a member of day aftsrnoon. He construction gsng whit I working en the tracks at Grny. Witnesses ur, according to Investigating officers, that ai tht freight trala approached the men In th gsng stepped off the track, and that Pies standing too alck wtl warnad he eloac. "AH rlitht. HI move." la g Ivan tin FOB Li KILLED L WRECK sasssaBa auto wreck. perial U TheTrlbae. PRICK. Matthew at fill DEMOCRATS Ml 20, 1023, . , ' State and Broadway The Bine Trent noT-easo- n all-arou- nd ion MULLETT-KELL- Y SALT LAKE COMPANY 0GDZN - Was. tU. |
