Show SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Bonus Success if It Takes All Sumraer 'it ji BUTTE Mont July 8 (Ah—James Van Zandt dynamic national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars said today in Butte that a “bonus will be passed if congress continues in session until Labor day" interview In a hurried train-sto- p Van Zandt also declared that the E of 1800 ‘Babies Tribute to Man in Join Who Aided ‘Stork Many BETHEL Ohio July 6 UPl— Many brought into the world during 75 years of practice thronged Main street today tc celebrate Dr William E b e r e Thompson’s 100th birthday It was his day and the town made the ’most of it For one day at e centenarian least the Insteac he attended no patients received honors paid him by hfs fellow townsmen The town weekly printed a special issue Members of the Independent Order of Od to which he belongs Fellows named a class of initiates in his hdnor The Ohio State Medical association sent its president Dr John A Caldwell of Cincinnati to pay the respects of the profession Casting aside the honors Dr New Gold District legis- lation a bill to restore full pensions will be passed by the senate vetoed by the president and then overrid-de- 100th Birthday of the 1800 babies he veterans' Spanish-America- n Van Zandt Predicts Ovation by Town Marks Doctor’s exuemeiK "doubtful van Zandt said "if congress will be able t go home by Labor day Meantime the Veterans of Foreign Wars in addition to the bonus afe center- ing their efforts on an amendment to eliminate inflationary or bond features from the president’s bill” O ATMAN Am July S (UP) — Two veteran western miners today disclosed they hso struck a rich gold and silver vain assaying as high as $130 a ton The miners J H Beauchamp and John Carrara sa d thcr strike was on ground hitherto undeveloped They indicated that the ore would The royal palace at Amsterdam average at least $38 a ton Their temporary enaft will be rests on more than 13000 piles 7 1935: Gather farmers In Colorado Citv For Bureau Meet Found in Arizona n JULY FORT COLLINS Colo July 6 National agricultural leaders and prominent farmers of the western third of the United States began (Ah— and equipment for large-scal- e mining installed as soon as the Oatman miners’ strike ends they said enlarged arriving here today for the opening session Monday of the three-da- y western regional conference of the American Farm Bureau Federation Representatives of eleven western states will attend-t- h sessions at Colorado Chief State college speakers on the program will be M L Wilson assistant secretary of John E Dalton of agriculture Washington chief of the sugar section of the AAA Harry Petrie of Denver chief of the livestock section of the AAA Edward O’Neal of Chicago president of the federation A S Goss land bank com missioner Washington and Chester H Gray of Washington legislative representative of the federation National and western farm lems will comprise the major gram Movie Star Suffers Attack of Influenza probpro- still-activ- Thompson white-bearde- d Muslin High Quality Merit Batts Gamble WlifiTTotens QUINCY 111 July 6 (Ah—Gambling reached a new low level here today Newsboys and bootblacks were pitching the new 1 2 mill sales tax1 tokens at cracks In the sidewalk safe from prosecution since1 the “coins" were not legal tender T yd 100 Reguldr 12c Heavy qualmuilln unbleached ity 36 Inched wide Orlglne-ll2 lbs 1 39 A Real Bargain Our policy is to sell 10 for S'e Save 69c on Turkish Towels Double thread White vlth colored border Very special 72x9(1 81q Pure Iambi' wool and Java cotton 100 Originally 69 Size 36x26 with 4 napkins Maaalc motifs 15x27 de- pendable merchandise at the city's lowest prices Whenever necessary we reduce prices in support of this policy Bridge Sets 84' 4 i HOLLYWOOD CaL July 8 (Ah— Claudette Colbert the motion pic- iureitar who won last yer’g Acad- emy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences award for superlative per formance was stricken with influenza today and confined to her home Although she appeared at a film studio for work today she was unable to go on the “set" Her attendants said her condition was not serious 1 Unbleached S— A 1 OM CHANDM tNDAHVEMW benign white-heade- d almost shyly called himself just an coun- Women’s and Misses’ try doctor "It is very kind of you to so honor my 100th birthday anniversary” he said in a birthday message “While my personal wish would be that J might spend this day with no more than any other day I do appreciate Made to sell for the tribute which you wish to bestow upon a fellow citizen styles with hal“It has been my happy privilege ter necklines oi rdlust-abl- e and choice to dwell among you straps Tailored or throughout my life It also has been dresBmnker styles In the colors Including granted to me to minister as a new copper Jockey physician among you for more than poppy Sizes 34 to 42 75 years I have heard the first peach cry that many of you have made and I have watched you grow from feeble infants into strong men and One-pie- This Is a Sale With a Reason: We Must Reduceur Siuvksto-Facilitat- e Remodeling Operations and Provide Room for the Workers It's a Golden Opportunity to SAVE on PARIS QUALITY DEPENDVisit Every Department ABLE MERCHANDISE of Timely Interest 298-39- 8 49 2 Every woman who sews will find remark- women ( “It was in this town where my home was established where the relatives and friends of my youth lie buried It is here that I am watching the setting rays of life’s sun It is your home and my home and we have just reasons to be proud of it” Silks Today and Tomorrow 39-inc- (Continued from Pace One) Cottons Dresses made to sell at 695 195 and afternoon sports each frocks jacket models dark sheers washable whites and pastels travel prints Although quantity is large the styles quality and values are so outstanding that we suggest early shopping for best selection Hand-picke- Remnants OFF already reduced price Silks and wash goods Plain or in the most popular sumprints mer weaves and colors Uj to 4 yard lengths Save V2 and morel Y? m Originally 149 yard 39 inches wide Rough weaves sheers and novelties All washable Double Dot Sports Fabric V q n e a 1 p e a h e e r a checks and ruff weaves P a a 1 t Ml 39 r washable wide Inches 69 Sheer Cottons 9 Originally 29c yd voile Printed printed muslin sucker printed lawn seer and batiste All sun and tubfast inches 36 all wide 19 Wash Fabrics that Originally Sold at 59c and 69c yard The smattest cottons of the season including woven seersucker printed chiffon plain seersucker nub and striped pique Sun and tub fast 36 inches wide 29' rac-quet- te Genuine Close-O- ut “BEST SELLERS" at Dresses for all occasions -- q U) 17 Semi-Annu- al Cannon Sheets a genuine saving of for misses For women 38 to 44 Half Sizes 16 to 24 600 39 inches Originally 198 yard wide Green pink white and blue White Fabrics Originally 98c to 149 yd d Sizes for Juniors 11 White Sport Silks and Acetates By an unusual combination of circumstances the bill fell into the hands of uninflammable men— Governor Eccles Senator Carter Glass and the special committee of the American Bankers' association They were all more interested in a sound banking system than they were in a hot political fight None of them felt called upon to go forth am) make a brawl of it They were able to see where they differed and why they differed and to give and Silk Chiffon French All-Sil- k HOSIERY CREPE Remodeling Sale — Pr SLIPS Because they are a special purchase we canf sell them aj Bias cut jpoth back and front Adto insujsf a smooth fit justable shoulder straps to make hemlines the right Strongly stitched length seams to avoid pulling out Tailored or lace trimmed styles in tea-roand white Sizes 34 to 44 2 Case Histories pair pair clear and ringlet! with nice French heel and reinforce-men- ti tturdy New 1 Inc) Originally ' WOMEN'S WOMEN'S VITALITY SHOES VITALITY SHOES VITALITY SHOES Regular S75 Regular 600 Regular 500 400 333 139 179— I 30x42 1j sw 49 Size Men't tioni VITALITY Regular SHOES—While and Combina SALE AT J OFF — 500 3 33 ITHE PARIS CO REMODELING SALE! t ” Sale Discontinued Styles WOMEN'S I29 "tun-tan- ehadet se ONE-THIR- Size 81x108 $1 Every pair perfect full Every iaihioned Every Better hot foot it 'down to this event first thing tomorrow It happens only twice a year and gives women who Ijjce really fine shoes an opportunity to buy them at great pavings — namely Study Two as If the utility bill is a shining example of how not to go about a reform the banking bill is an excellent example of how to go about it If the president will Size 81x99 study the two as case histories he will see the difference between Originally an emfity uproar and a real achievement The essential dif- 1 ®? ference lies in the fact that the banking bill was in the hands of Size 90x108 moderate men looking for results whereas the utility bill was in the Originally hands of fanatics looking for a 69— fight Copyright 1935 New York Pairs VITALITY Shoes telligent argument 11 Summer Dresses Florals dots plaids and stripes in attractively teamed colors on light or dark backgrounds A lovely soft quality silk suitable for dresses blouses and jackets Fell Into Hands Of Uninflammable Tribune Misses' Smart Printed Silk Crepe yard h crusade of explosives Had the bankings bill been treated with as little perspective and wisdom as was displayed in the utility fight the country could easily have been subjected to a very dangerous and protracted struggle That has been averted not by meaningless compromise but by cool and in- & And' Originally 79c to 98c a yard the friend of the people and the president a tool of Wall Street However when the house voted against the death sentence the supine politicians became independent men of good judgment in the eyes of those opposed to the death sentence In the eyes of those favoring it congress bowed to the power lobby When the president tried to dominate congress on this question he was a dictator To those who disagreed with him and a tribune of the people to those who agreed with him It would be simpler and more candid to remember that virtue and vice wisdom and folly are fairly evenly distributed in this democracy and that there is small likelihood that anyone has a monopoly of either And when any public man shows signs of thinking he has a corner in right- - j eousness that is the time to look OUt wjA After listening to the Impeccably righteous men who have been fighting about the utilities the men who have been working on the banking bill seem like ordinary mortals Here was a very important bill proposing extremely important changes in the field of monetary control Though there was a little hysterical denunciation of the purposes of the bill and a little mud was thrown at those who disliked them the bill has not become the goal of a take The result Is a bill which is fundamentally stronger than the first draft a bill which is not a victory or a defeats for anyone but is simply the outcome of a useful discussion by honest and reasonable and modest men It might easily have been otherwise The money question is full Sale of Women's able Remodeling Sale Values in fine summer -- |