Show t 5 t i 4 " ' --- - — — V ' - - -- --- -- 10 It — efforTrail Group May" ' Discusses Pete In Rotarx Club Talk Praise far the on - 1937 Covered Virag- - Daysoratoricrand parade and a pleth'r avoidance - 44 i ''' e: ng ‘ ' f etec ' ::: Is"40 P partment 1'' i!:Speaking at the weekly meeting of the Rotary club ln the Hotel Utah Professor Youbg declared that the history of Utah began with a spirit of Americanism and idealN ism that baS been carried on A tt ' through the years in the upbuilding ' Et industry started by the pioneers themselves i Historical Background '0 'Drama and tragedy have enacted to the fullest in Utah" said the educator in reviewing the state'a JAI W Jr whose fuhistory "Most joyous of all is the neral ritesThompson will be conducted here fact that so many fine people took part in the unfolding of the story Friday Our history has perhaps recorded more different types and nationalities than in any other state" Professor Young lauded the de ' Velopers of Utah's mines for ihe always forward looking roles they played in the state's upbuilding Industry he said has always stood for preservation of the land and culture He paid high praise to Bishop Daniel Tuttle Episcopalian ecclesiastic and the Most Rev Holy rosary for John W ThompLawrence Scanlon first bishop of son Jr 30 who died Sunday mornt the Roman Catholic church for the ing of injuries suffered in a mine fine infleunce they had brought to near Colfax Cal will be recited bear on Utah in its earlier devel- Thursday evening at the home of his parents 1335 Second avenue by opment the Rev Robert J Dwyer General Praised Requiem mass will be celebrated Brigadier General :Walter - C Friday at 10 a m in the Cathedral Sweeney commanding general at of the Madeleine and burial will be Fort Dougliss was commended for In litCalvaryscemetery having brolight a view social mindA son of John W Thompson edness inro the relations bEtween field manager of the Salt Lake City and the araty post disgision of the Galigher comArmy leaders the speaker !kid had pany and Mrs Mary A Thompson led the way to development of the he was employed in the mine as a state's mines diamond drill expert Routine investigation of the accident watt progressing Tuesday Thompson a native of Park il'tslyr was born January 17 1907 and had resided most of his life in Salt Lake City t He attended local schools and graduated from East high school He then attended St Dual funeral services will be con- Marrif college in Winotna Minn ducted Wednesday at 1 p in for and later Notre Dame university In Mrs Cecilia Kinder Archibald 38 Indiana In 1931 he graduated with of Magna and her a bachelor of laws degree from three - year - old Northwestern university in Illinois In Salt Lake City he was a memdrauAghretehribaPId auvliince ber of the Salt- - Lake council : of i of Columbus time of an auto- - Knights In 1933 he left Salt Lake City for mobile accident south of Ba e- - California where he was employed ' NI "t sce - Mine ' ' 1 A i t r 1 ii ! ri 40- :: f''' ' 1 ''' : L'! i '!' ' ichus : Saturday T e jhr e eperetresteeenei chapel d be by Breeze the of ' Pi ' 1 p have been greatly fieped by article written by note ysician His pamphlet will be sen on re2o SONGONE of postage ceipt UTAH CO 603 Boston Bldg alt Lake City - "7- ' : I ta f l IP 0 0 rc A 40:i::: ment into a ditch i ': kilt 0 Other ' ' i' "' :" I ' F e b ruary!'''?l ' :s ::: '' 11 ' v - 15:40t p111- '0' 1444 :q: -3 - ' dr 1 entrusted with completing the 'tails of the proposed purchase Kidneys - t It' 411 - 4 ! ) ' Al( 79 ' le — - 11'- Iss -- - 7 - Nights Nervousness Leg Pas Sack Ache Circles Under kyes Dizziness new 'rnatic Pattiz Acidity Burning kimarting tin Get the Doctors Itching don't take chances called Cystez (Slaw prescription g!larauteed test sere and sure in Sti Tex i and is hours it must bring new !Balky guaranteed toOndo the work In one week or retlirn ot empty package money back Cystes costs only 30 a doge at druggists l and the guarantee protects yolk Vols) I ( ''" " - r ' e ' t 1 — H L-P- AJ - arena ingrtni 1'1 ar I 4 - ' l' - Aswannwer UP oektili i 4 t ! 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A a -- et 5© i - TGirls' 'Bathing Suits - ' ' félii-W0- ' ' ' - 29 Only Drastic Price Cut 0 9 651 ' - Smart Styles(' - - 0 kiVir - All the bright new colors and tricky novelty trims and back treatments Reduced from much higher price ' groups Eine& I' -- - le -T- 11 ' BOYS' OXFORDS 1$200 gout $2 '""' ' They're WHITE—LIGHT—COOL and cleverly designed An ideal chance to buy severattairs of smart summer 'shoesawhile a value like this is offered All are greatly ri reduced! ! - - k ' Broken Sizes Slightly Soiled ' N 0 i - Ladies' White Shoes - ' Choose the snappiest-look- ing group of white shoes 1200 - - 88c - al — - ' - ce Repriced lor Quick Cleerance - Broken sizes odds' and ends all must go and at a price like this they will - E 4 ' - —"Laji5)1 ' mom ''''' ' ' trA Vol1 433" GIRLS' SANDALS - - A One- - and with unusual details Stunning styles models prints and solid colors New dusty shades in this exciting group and rolay tones! You'll find therri-S1-1 ' will ''''' ' '14 ' - erA ‘-1- two-pie- $147 - ' 9 SR While They Last! -- 4 Women's Better Dresses ' Sailors medium brims off-th- e face models and sport shapes in this selection ' "°I- - Regrouped and Drastically Reduced - WOMEN'S HATS -- - —7 - - ' 41N Nw L1 Mentfi II 1151 You'll have to see these to realize what amazing bargains they are! Th season's most outstinding styles and ' materials Plains and some with iclever trims Alt wool and the beautiful new satin lastex swim suits are in- eluded In this choice group ' I - They Last! $359 shirts Ideally cool and comfortable for the hot Summer weather In this choice group you'll find shirts that 10-- " rinerly gold for much more! i '' :ttr 27 --? i -- - $300APIUS tax? l'' 114embii of 114'0 i Associatios of oilmoriesil 4 '4 ' 4 - - - the moat —7 ' Lien's Polo Shirts Broken Sizes Slightly Soiled i1 BATHING SPITS fr 92 Only Reduced' to Clear in - While price! ' ' Women's White Gloves - 58c - tw ' 92 Only Drastically Reduced you want for camp- - Pastel colors and all white You will want several at this slashed Checks stripes and plains in several colors Not all sizes but 4 large variety Reduced from much higher priced ranges Come in early - and select a pair! ' d ' i ot ESSIVL 7 At - : etoct - io- and bleachers nP4 Admtasion $100 -tO"'?" pR g 1 i'so stand I ' i ' - POLO SHIRTS 4 ea 0 Housewives! Take advantage of this unusual towel value! All sizes and colors! Take a good supply home with you! ' This is a sensational July Clearance Bargain! - 176 Boys' Flannel Dress Slacks ' 'S Light Color to Wear Now ' a 03i2 ma modern — ' ' 101 - aost res- track - '°°1-)ii-OGI-I N ' Fashionable new prints as well as a large variety of plain shades —Reduced! 7w7 - While Last! 00116 They r LAWNS—VOILES Mid-Summ- er t Cannon Towel1 Ends 44c Don't miss this smashing value! High quality shirts marked Clearance You'll way down for this July have to come early for your selection! - - 600 July Clearance Ideally cool for summer wear! So easy to launder and keep fresh! Limited quantity! ' -- ‘ '''' - CRASH-SKIRT- fe 0 - estatiostattaisamoomor ing canyon trips and outings Good quality! - Av!' se a - prices HATS 77c Here's what 0 Buy several pairs of these beautiful shoes—and ' be glad this summer and next for your savings There are the season's smartest styles AU greatly reduced from higher WASH SLACKS 1123 611 They Last! - S2 n (0© While Whites and delicate pastels in large variety Hurry for a good selection! Cut—Out They Go! Rayon Cotton ' 44c I i Novelty White Shoes - BLOUSES SHEER Boys' Polo Shirts f I 91 Pairs Reduced to Clear Here's your chance to get the eunaraer hate you need! There are styles for every type! 72 Only Reduced to Clear There's a quarter mile mi 7 I - ' e Drastic-Pric- - 3$00" A l' 4t w-- 6u'-0r' -- 64 Av--e V I 611 01 val ' 'A e II a : ' Of CS at' It t AO 0 AtS ‘Ni - ' ' ''' Vt IA1 SVC- ' itional ' dtltt i ' --- - See one of the greatest west- t it 0$ - dtitt‘ A No ll I P $112 ' ) Here is an inexpensive way to give a fresh effect to your windows! Select yours! Ficga 5 e 77c Dien's Fine Suits Light Shades Sizes Broken - comeasyto-lau- - 17 Only Spring and Summer - q li !:' $ L sz 5 Here's where you'll find just the shoe you've been looking for Not all sizes but a very good selection! These have been drastically reduced for this big clearance! $100 WOMEN'S - Men! FRINGED PANELS This is the final clean-up- ! Slacks that sold at much higher all season reduced to bottom prices for this clear- pence! Such quality you've never seen priced so low! t i 1 t'r $471 Slacks Shrunk T Broken Sizes Slightly Soiled Boys' Winter SUITS for Quick Clearance a mwmm- Reduced for Quick Clearance You'll have to come early because we don't have all sizes Drastically reduced! 23E111 orR izee9dduced E 41c wwwwwwwww7 Saln6 - 'Lien's White Shoet Keep him cool clean and fortably dressed in these nder wash suits! - - : '' ' Boys' WASH SUITS - ' Buy enough nbw for your summer and fall sewing! Such drastic reductions can't last long! Fashionable new prints for young and old! You can afford several new dresses at this low price! cool comfort They wash just like a million dollars!' li 1 Reduced to Cloak An excellent summet weight for These are ideal Summer weight unions! Full cut d well All of these have been marked way do from made original selling price You won't get another chance like this! 0e - ' ' 71c v Long Legs Yds Sheer' Printed Batiste Bargain trYCL Priced' 1 Boys'WASH SUCKS -- Regrouped Short Sleeve - ' : : '' Million tiny delicate Kidney tubes or filters but beware Of cheap arum Mrs Kidney or INancig g drugs t:eic leorders make you suffer from I li I 357 31c r - : t 4C The only 'way your bodyltan elean out 'Acids and poisonous wastes from your atom ' Ik 9c pr I These shirts have sold for much higher prices so take advantage of these reductions! Clitt Have 9 tot Llen'sAYORK SHIRTS 7 From Higher Price Lines ' VALLEY 41114twopik01 11 411 AREAL VALUE! ! !low pre-shru- - :0 it ' 0 l Single and double-breaste- d plain and sports backs offered in this sensational event! Peatured are the finest falrics lightweight summer materials in the smartest styles 4'4 CT! et w 0 1': e"" ' d ClearOuticids a ! ::' -- !' Mvst 1 Is thru t' WIDE'- IrtEDUCTIONS it Here's the chance you've been waiting for! Stock up' on socks ' Dlen's Summer Unions all time at Sun Valley Ledge America's newest sports center that held the spotlight durhtg a sensational winter season and is now attracting summer Vial tors from all over the country Sun Valley lies at the foot of the Sawtooth Mountains in the midst of a vast- wilderness a naturalsetting for a real western show Ilt $150 A t 0" - UN: ' Nu-cra- ft — ' -- em iiCIACke i: i:!Yl es' Purchase4)f 433 acres of land at north North j ban- west lpie 5 of Betty :imp: keley by The - -a t " 'k- -- -- NI Alla- -- - ' TIl - 'All V- fIi" 'i cr Dress Shirts 92 Only—We i i I I K eft hum Idaho) '7" ''-'' ' N ' MdI Lien's Dress SOX - - Throw away your old straw—get a fresh one! You can easily afford it at our Clearance price! Plenty of styles for your choice Come in today for your favorite type! ' t t tfl Ttd : ' Property Purchased 1 a Ift-45 ' ' "" S i v - 9 - t ' at(444SUFI ''ofS4:! - 0'' It 0 muslins 9 sheers 9 broadcloths 9 percales crepes rayons I flannels voiles 9 Men's Straw Hats " - 4?6p r- - 4 et' - r v tltSS4—' ' 's 141)i‘: '' Surviving aie her father brother and sister Friends may call at the family residenee in Magna Wednesda7 prior to services 0 S l - lk"1Zi i Charles IL :::: an dPauline Archibald Edward Sarah Hull Kinder She died Sunday at 1 a m In a Bingham hospitalI - She is survived by her husband son and daughter four brothers: Clarence Elmer J and Arthur Kinder all of Lehi and Charles E Kinder Salt Lake City three sisters Mrs Margaret Wigren Mrs Thelma Andreason Salt Lake City anct Mrs x Mkrie Bate Lander Wyo Auline Ila Archibald was born in Magna' She died July in a Biegharn hospital Su:Way at 14 1899 to 41 ::' ' ' - - '''''''41 109 Only Drastic Price Cut r - il 1 Ogg' i e - 11 1 It 1W- - - - Oasis - Fr- - - -7 l ' Nti t ' occupants of the car includ- woof' ing her husband - '': Charles Archi- k: :''' baldI: a son Me- ir 'I ikon " rril and a daugh- - 0- ' "oth ' : ter Clara Lucille girl all sustained in- - -- k 11I' ' juries 1 fl': A native of n1 s iii '' " :il Utah Mrs Archi- - :' ' bald was born in N:) ':':: - --- -- ' Ilspilltallk r3A f : - - C - 9 L Deafened Persons 1111' 11 dooe ''''''' r ' a 4 I A rddepmlubnagnekd - -- '1r- IF A SWirE wRWSV - ' ' -- I John H Spencer L D S ward Mrs Archibald The accident occurred on the Bingham-Magn- a cutoff while Mrs Archibald was receiving her second automobile The car struck a driving lesson boulder left the iiii11-!'- ' at - : Get a dozen of theses White plains and fancies With comfortable I smooth-fittin- g collars They're full cut and long Fast color and parents are a sister Marie Thompson instructor at West high school and a brother Robert Thompson ' - - a ---- -- thene war will L D S Bishop : '"'"'A - 369 Only Men!s Better Quality Topflight i - ' h afternoon el for a time by the Murchle Mining He later became associcompany ated with the D Longtin Diamond Drill company In 1936 he married Patricia Ellefesth in Sacramento ' Surviving besides his widow and rsssit l m5timein 0 Silks t woolens " Picketing of two downtown cafes started the Salt Ladeke Tuesdnaygly d in Culinary cision of a majority of the employes to unionize at if meeting later In the day Thomas Startin business agent tor the union announced He indicated picketing would continue until the employes were officially union members They would hold meetings and make their own decisions regarding the situation George F Glans who with his wife manages the two cafes the Mayflower Tavern and the Beau Brummel cafe declared earlier that his employes had made no demands but that when they did he would --' listen to them ' Booth-Thomps- Auto Victims' Rites Set 4( 47r I k' 4 : 1P' 1 Two S L Cafes a 11 - :: Memirmainds Ththàsilcailly Meellucdfli 2(0) Cileatir linen Mississippi river would be represented at the convention Expert - f ' Rosary Rites Planned for - '' 7 position Union Pickets - - - - been t " - Possibility that Salt take City might be the location for the annual summer field meeting of the Oregon Trail Memorial ' association increased Tuesdayas officials vf the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks association wired speciak invitations to the former group's national headquarters Although three or four other cities are competing for the meeting John D Giles executive secretary of the local group expressed belief that Salt Lake City was in a favored I ' VC ' ' Site' to Be Picked- ' - ' PENNENZSMNIDSUMTMERI' Annual Summer Field Meet -' ' of "cheapness" In future pioneer-honoricelebrations were voiced Tuesday by Professor Levi Edgar Young head of the University of Utah history de- I SL Select - 0 - tt r - 011PA" J Wag'one Days' teii Edgar Young - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING ZULY 28 1937 i Historian Praises - — - 0 - 1- I i 0 " --- tU b k I 11'4 - : e " 0 : ttitl : Y k ' 0 : ' '4 '11 - - ' |