Show 8 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 'AUGUST 21 1930 rM Club Breeds Cals TnlSOffirl xPel? Firemen Dash To Kill Bats Seven Eleven Cause Walkers To the Rescue Rule Infant's HAVRE (UP)— A been has club to founded here Of— Biscuits breed Start in Life Most Accidents tsar on a large SSSS&SS) PLANS CUT IN NOTED LONDON-PARI- S FLIGHT TIME New Jnventor Expected j OLYMFIA Wash (UP)— Pedestrians and not motorist ara responof for most the fatal accidents sible which occur on our highways In the opinion of William Coli chief of the Washington state highway patrol The modern automobile ha been! perfected to the point where a slight turn of the wheel or a slight pressure on the brake can avert an accident In a remarkably short space of time or distance Cole sale but the pe destnan brain has not reached the point of perfection that the auto Machine to Shorten Journey Tliree Hours By LELAND STOWE BARIS— Within two years possibly one an airplane will take oft in the heart of London and land Its passengers In the center ol Paris thereby lessening by at least two hours the air travel time now required between these cities When this happens the time of the Golden exArrow the crack press whose run stands at the minilf hours will mum of six and pe more than halved by plane travel from Paris to Today air travel London and vice versa Is actually from Le Bourget to Croydon with1 almost a full hour added on each end to get to the flying fields and through the customs But the approach of a direct London-Fari- s flight will eliminate this drawback of air travel Hence the day of commercial and passenger traffic may be said to have dawned In Europe It Is not as far off aa many people may suppose mobile has Reckless careless and Irresponsible drivers are In the minority but reck less pedestrians are all too prevalent “The pedestrian” avers Cole "con tlnues to cross streets and highways when and where he should not He meanders along highways to a manner contrary to law He continues to apjiear suddenly in the midst of traffic from behind truck or otjier obstructions and to countless ways he persists to courting death to himself and danger to othets “Drivers of cars do not hesitate to Parls-Lcnd- one-ha- ' Partly Perfected Blew Machine Across to Prance The other night the writer talked with a man whose Invention offers ttils promise He la Juan De la Cler-v- a son of a noted Spanish family and Inventor of the autogtro a successful flying apparatus based upon the helicopter principle Two years ago he flew his then pertly perfected machine from the British cliffs to the coast of France and a “flying windmill' for the first time had crossed the channel This week De la Clerva repeated this flight with a much Improved model channel After the Spaniard’s flight two years ago the writer and the Inventor crashed at Le Bourget due to a broken landing gear and not to any defect of hts Invention Already an American company U manufacturing bis autogiro for sale In the United eta tea What does his Hew Invention offer to aviation? “I'm on holiday” De la Cterva said Tve decided to spend my vacation is aerial tourist flying wherever fancy may send me landing wherever 1 want to stop staying here or there as It pleases me 1 believe the greater t handicap to aviation today is that once you enter a plane you are in a sense a prisoner of the airi You can only land In certain places Tblnfcs Airplanes Must Be Like Automobile “It seems to me that if the air In the future Is going to be an Elane asset of man's travels he must be able to use it as he now uses his automobile— to stop and start as he wishes and without fixed landing fields I believe the autogiro meets this requirement but I wanted to prove It so I am Just flying about fob1 a month In France and Bpaln I’m not in a hurry— I’m having a led ALBANY (IJP)-Ttremmn N Y ssv my biscuits!” cried Mrs William J Dairy as she returned from the grocery to find the lock had snapped on her door Locked out and knowing the were rapidly biscuit passing the browning stage In the oven kitchen Mrs Gary rushed to a neighbor’ telephone and called the fire department The fire laddies dashed on the scene hoisted a ladder to a window and saved— the bis- scale on a model cat farm Dr Loir who la a nephew of the great scientist Pasteur Is the prime mover In the campaign for breeding rat catchers and for the last four been busy selecting years he ha specimens he considers best for breeding purposes The destruction of rata has become an international question of the' greatest importance The primitive methods used up to now poison or are not without danger to gas whereas Dr Loir feels a racej of robust felines would be extremely! useful especially In porta such as Havre where so much la stocked aheds and it la difficult to ( the rodents that devour grain and are disease spreading animals wreck their machines and cause the destruction of hundreds of dollars In property value to order to save life or limb ©f a pedestrian “One prominent business man and worth wlriie cltlsen deliberately drove Into a ditch wrecked hi car and killed both his wife and himself rather than touch the hem of the ragged FIVE which er Me PORTLAND W-- Ro- tation of crops 1s an old idea but rotation of farmers is something new After raising their regular crops In the Pine Tree state certain Maine potato growers go to Florida late in the fall and raise another purchased ticket No 50013 to the Christmas peso lottery and later divided that comfortable isum among them when the "unlucky" 13 won the first prize crop of potatoes there Now however No 13 apparently Is Besides doubling their proas It Is Justifying Its reputation duction to normal years Ihry learned thst of the five winners one are safeguarded at other times Is shaking cocktails in a Rio de Ja-- j for there Is seldom a crop failnelro bar having lost his money ure to both states to the same backing greyhounds In England a twelvemonth second winner died before he could enjoy life on his easily acquired fortune a third Invested hla winnings In a London picture house which is wise the superstitious discourages on the verge of collapse because it who assert that his case1 Is the exIs not equipped for talkies a fourth which proves the rule became Involved In some risky com- ception mercial deals In this country and BUSY OFFICER finally disappeared when the bubble TERRE HAUTE Ind OTP)— A burst mounted policeman has been detailed The fifth man who Is credited with to Terre Haute parks to curhaving captured 50 per cent of the tailpatrol petting and thefts of goldfish rec400 000) ha-s- o ducks and lilies from the public prize (apnroxlmatelv far escaped 11) luck but this In no- - reational centers two-mllll- ports here today in Florida Also luck num-:b- derided heartily by five (Englishment who to December 1927 garment of a worthless tramp who RESORT TRADE BAD would not budge from the Une of MADISON Wla (UP) — Owners traffic” of northern Wisconsin resort propIn conclusion Cole said that the erties which have suffered depreshighway patrol seeks the earnest Co- sion this summer are looking forward nner Hon of elH-a- n In everywhere to the deer hunting season lor stimof education and accident ulation of buriness according to reorevenfion U1 supposed to attend the 13 was J (Jssss Is Grow Crops LOSERS AIRES— The BUENOS FORT WAYNE Ltd (UP) —Seven and eleven traditional lucky numbers are predominant In the brief career of Carl LeRoy Bradley Fort Wayne Infant The boy was born at the eleventh minute of the seventh hour during the eleventh dsy of the seventh month The child weighed seven pounds and eleven ounces To trace even farther the combination of seven and eleven Carl was born Just 18 days the sum of seven and eleven after the fifth wedding anniversary of hla parents Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bradley so-f- ar un-Id- er cuits Maine Farmers X? ‘ 4 I 11 Monday LOUISVILLE Ky— Governor Flem D Sampson of Kentucky la a virtual prisoner la hla own state — he can t leave It on Sunday It has been said that If Governor Sampson who Is Republican goes out of the state the lieutenant governor who la Democrat steps to and makes a lot of appointments 17th 10 a m Annual qUMATX SEflVCEV&U)E WITCH DOCTORS EMIGRATE Witch doctors of Africa who have gone modern In their methods are sending many of their number to other parts of the world Borne are said to be operating to European cities and their methods are being adopted to other places It was re- cently announced that those remaining In Africa were forming a union o protect their Interests Some of their recent cures have been effective os well as unique According to a missionary a native who was too ill to speak or move his limbs was advised by a witch doctor to take “medicine” composed of powdered phonograph records and water from a locomotive The “doctor" explained that the engine water has to make his patient move and the record dust to make him talk After a course of tills treatment the patient did move and talk Entire Stock New Fall Apparel Reduced! No Music— No Souvenirs— No Premiums! Values Celebrating With Once-aYea- r TIN PLATE BARONET ELWOOD Ind (UP)— JohnHenry Lee Fagg who worked in tin plate mills at E’lwood for 3 a day now la Sir John Harry Lee Fagge of Dover England the tenth baronet of his He succeeded to the title faintly when ills older brother Bir Charles Fagge died USED WRONG WORD ALBANY N Y (UP)— Letter to Dr Thomas Parran Jr state health commissioner: “Have you decided when you will start your class of de stmetton? I would like to be one of the class” What thq lady meant good time” In the last two years De la Clerva decided the commissioner was has perfected his "windmill” plane The present model takes off with a run of thirty yards contrasted with wishes I believe the autogtro comes several hundred yards required by closest to meeting tills requirement” likeThe ordinary planes autogiro Come day a unique aviation conwise lands with the motor dead and test a prize almost at a standstill like a bird to will be organised with the machine capable of making De 1 Cicr-- a alighting from flight over most landings and take-oft machine therefore requires only thegiven route between two cities If a space of peghap 200 square feet asuch contest were a held today De and landing This la for both take-o- ff Clerva believes hla Invention means he can land with safety on a would all surpass regular types of New York skyscraper or a large roof H'g in the center of any city— an ac- airplanes (Copyright 1930 N Y which hurdles the complishment pasgreatest obstacle to senger air traffic Expected to Link Two BEAUTIFUL ' Cities Within a Year Within a year it Is expected that cne of De la Cierva'a larger a will link London and Fris as they have never been linked Despite the fact that such a feat will have Slightly Used at a vast significance the Inventor's BIO DISCOUNT chief Interest remains in small Your old upright taken In a planes trad and balance on very easy “I believe the future of the atito- term giro as a contribution to aviation is to small models to be BROS We’re a r1 i ’ public these days everyone asking more every alert merchant striving to give more The Boston Store is in step You will find our usual Anniversary Event decidedly unusual! Surpassing even the “Full Measure” values of other years which have made this Boston Store event traditional! value-seekin- g: SMALL DEPOSIT A'mlYERSARY SALE’S DID OPEKIHG FEATURE fs Herald-Tribun- ANNIVERSARY SALE FALL 50 AliO e) clty-to-ci- ty uto-Elr- two-seat- at CMBIOif HEY er cost If the airplane Is ever adopted by private citizens for travel and pleasure It must be able to compete wit) the automobile so that the driver can go where he old low mm pijiho U? TO 95 95 iS U s- - UP TO This is the great selling event In which hundreds ol women save many dollars by selecting their winter coats now! SS Once-a-Yea- :Wtt Values r Broadcloth Suede Finish Cloths Vcldaire Fvrry new fashion finds expression in these two soles groups Including— main -- Chiffon Velvets All The Colors The Furs Tlie Fabrics CO §65 LUES Luxurious Examples of the New Mode at Very Definite Savings in Sale $ ClEfi KUSH S5 LUES Black Brown Winetones Green Fox Wolf Caracul Raccoon Other Fall Coats 25 Off in Sale In “Divorcee” and beret types Felts In cushion -- -- -- Black and Colors NEW FALL brims Soleil Velour tilth high forehead Une Velvets VU In draped effects 111 ADVERSARY SALE y $ SAVE 25 AND MORE Tha largest selection and most vanced styles shown in the city TREE STORAGE EVERY But do you realize that lor this kindliest of animals hundreds of ads are inserted yearly In the Want Ad columns of The Tribune? Borne lose ’em and want ’em bac- kothers make a business of raising them to sell and there is always a buyer for every one that Is advertised for sale Ask those who use the Want Ads to buy sell or recover dogs and you’ll know the merit of the tiny mites called JUST DOG! Want Ads Turn to Classification PET STOCK No 43 ad- Including Up to §3350 Vduss Rrve FUR GUARANTEED An entrancing exposition of the new fashions awaits you — ready to become a part of the Fall wardrobe of those who appreciate the utmost modishness in dresses at a generous saving Selection ONE SPECIAL LOT Phenomenal Values— Including $ —COATS OF TONY —FRENCH bEALINP Suasfen Fitch trim —FRENC H SEALIN' Lapin trim —FRENCH SEALINE brig Squirrel trim —COATS OF MUSKRAT $200 Pony Coats Bed roi $150 Col MUSKRAT PUR COATS Materials $250 French Sealine Coats Coat $187 50 Travel Crepe Satins Georgette Flat Crepes Velvets Styles Tunic Skirts Boleros Blouse Backs Semi-Fitte- d Modes Princess lines w Colors Brown Navy Cricket Green Red and Black With Genuine Mink Trim $53 to $430 ALL OTHER FALL DRESSES 25 OFF I SALE |