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Show DAILY UTAH CHANGE II COAL TRUST . SALT LAKE HAS .101'UNAL, SATURDAY, NOVKMl.KI! EFFORTS TO SAIL Lift HAWORTH'S L UNCERTAINTY WHETHER ADVANCED PRICE WILL STAND. RETIRES CASHIER DONNELLAN NATIONAL. FROM COMMERCIAL STATE 8ENATOR I All Dependa on What Action Is Taken Will Bi Succeeded by E. W. Wilson, I of by the Utah Fuel Formorly of the Bank Commerce. Company. SMOOT RECOMMENDS COMMUTATION. Other Strong Influences Will Brought to Bean Prisoner'e Exemplary Behivior. Be W, 10o:' n Bedding Supply? r,Hows Your If you This cliannv in tin wvatlur calls for umiv lloMin. haven't it in tlu house, got it imw. Trices are hasetl on last year's purchase, ami can't In lower. Our new department offers you a jjreat variety. 1 B if C; 0 The coal situation in the state ut A strong effort is being made to have the present time appears to hinge en- - the sentence of death which now hangs tirely on whether or not the Utah Fuel over the head of Nick" Haworth Company makes an advance In prices, commuted to imprisonment for life, Up to a late hour lust night the com- - He was tried and convicted of the pany, which practically controls the murder of Night Watchman Sundall Utah output, had made no increase in at Layton uml Thursday, December prices and if the old rates are main- - loth, was fixed for the execution, tained by this company competitors Yesterday a telegram was received be compelled to lower their prices from Senator Smoot by Ciovernor to the same level. Helier M. Wells recommending a coin- In Balt Lake yesterday practically mutation of the sentence to life all dealers were selling at advanced prlsonment. The telegram was at once and prlcea,wlth the exception of the Flue- - sent to the attorney-generant Valley Coal company, subsidiary placed on file in his office. It will organization of the Utah Fuel com- - reive due consideration along with the of pany. Thlk agency continued to take other petitions and recommendations, of directors ! Yesterday the board orders at the old prices, based on $5 of w hich there are many, at the meet-an- d met bank National the Commercial a ton delivered, for nut and lump coal, lug of the board of pardons, passed resolutions regretting the Men In close touch with the situation Penn tor Dolliver of Iowa has been Xo sSilk Sale of ours and wove had some remarkable ones has been ae cashier CoL Donnellan of retirement recent the of in declare Haworth the friend Increase staunch that more satisfactory to customers than this. It is an offering of splendid tilks, end thanking and commending him of his wages is merely an excuse and does throughout, and It Is owing to his Infor most capable discharge full widths, brilliant blacks, and satisfactory qualities. It will amply pay you not Justify the advance In coal, tercessions that Senator Smoot has duties during his official connection Wages have been raised an aver- sent to the governor his reconuneiida to buy now, even for future needs. with the bank. cents tlon for is a ten Senator said local that It of a said ton, mercy. of the age cashier new the W. Wilson, E. inter-ma- n Commercial National bank, is a young dealer. The producers have announced Kearns either has or will also Is 50 cede In believed his behalf. a ton. of It cents an addition This by well and favorably known in Salt who officials D and of means a to State the added them Unclear attorneys profit the State. j oVj( an(j throughout 0 ton. cents a manwas he half ago til a year and a The situation is controlled by the company ager of the railroad Bank companies the Union Pad the of cashier became when he Ac and the Rio Grande. The former of Commerce. Under his management Coal com Union Pacific controls the the business of the bank grew rayldly, mines which the operates block pany, along Breeden, Warden Dow has filed a reIn the Atlas hut when the fire ths port of Haworths behavior, which controls its the latter and line, new find to quarters, occurred It had on the says that his conduct and deportment Fuel Utah company, consolidation of the operating the Last spring w commerce and the Commer- - Rio Grande Western. Mine operator had been exemplary up to the time pnT,v of the recent Jail break, and that since clal bank followed and Mr. Wilson can deliver coal at the yards of the then he has been the same Ideal prls- ton and a Lake In $3 at as-Salt dealers 1 has been since the DC DCZZDC make a profit of 11.10 on every ton. oner he was before that occurrence, DC slatant cashier of the new coifcem. The report was received by the attor- on care at delivered coal cost of The Salt the of At a m""g yesterday and will be considered, 90 cents. The cost Lake Clearing House association Cash" the mine Is about exwith the other not does to papers at the meeting Lake Salt ler J. EL Clane of the Utah Commercial of hauling the of of board 1 from ton the pardons, ceed Wyoming per Savings bank was chosen to fill the Is less from Utah the mines, and committee mine, vacancy in the executive caused by the resignation of Colonel making the cost delivered at the Salt a ton. U 1 Donnellan, and EL W. Wilson was Lake yard approximately $L90 10 cent of M IRA SOCIdl W0N(l chosen secretary and treasurer to fill Even with the lncrase not ex-- 1 T the vacancy also caused by ninfuilton in wages, the cost would 10 n- - On the proposed al- M a ceed Donnellan resignation. Mr. Wilson Is a fine specimen of tered basis, however, the retail dealer Mrs. W. A. Gilson was a Salt Lake 1 forced to pay $2.25 a ton for lump visitor this week. manhood, and both mentally and phy-sic ally equipped for his new duties. and nut coal at the mines and $2 to He Is quick to perceive, affable In freight, making $4.25 at the yard, Mrs. H. H. Spencer entertained in which must he added 50 cents drayage formally Wednesday afternoon. and 25 cents screening In estimating the cost, delivered to the consumer, Mrs. R. S. Joyce spent Monday and As the railroad comapnles own the In Suit Lake, visiting friends. Tuesday mines they get all the profit up to the 5o 1 Stove Hook Lead Pencils NOTIONS. time the coal Is dellevered to the re Mra A. J. Williams of Denver is 5o 15o Butcher Knives i0 Envelopes, all slses, package taller, or about 112 2 per cent. 10o visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Rush-- 1 School Dictionaries 5o crackers Nut 1 The Independent operator are pow-- I mer. Pina J Safety lOc bIbw a So Can should Openers erless to remedy this. If they Ironing VI ax 2o Hair Pina 6 dosen ...4o 1 Pie Plates those below coal on 6o cut the prices Crepe Paper, roll Mrs. John McGregor and Mrs. Alma Thimbles So 1 Graters The third of the city bowling league flzed by tbe big companies, the Roll Tape SUPPLIES. KITCHEN In are 1o Lake Salt of Lambert Ogden 1 Wash Bluing I 1o Needles, uackage at Acme alleys last night roads would promptly raise tranapor- Tea Strainers So , dox friends. 1 visiting 2o Lamp Wicks, Basting Thread Biscuit Cutters woe decidedly the most Interesting ae tatlon charges and put them out of So set Kitchen 5o Spoona 2 dos Pearl Buttona 3o Egg So Whips well as the closest yet played, and business. The public In the 24 sheets Shelf Paper, Miss Margaret Parks of Salt Lake Talcom Powder, can 4o Cake Turners Indicated a marked Improvement In 10o region is at the mercy of Is spending a fortnight in this city, the Kid Curlera, Palls 3o Tin Gallon So package Knives 83o Becraft's what Is practically a coal trust, as several of the players. 6 Chopping Galvanised Tea Kettles Irons ...... .... .... ,5o guest of Miss Minnie KleseL .... Curling ICnives Paring 63o 1 Dish Pans team took four of the five games and the two big companies have hitherto Galvanised 5o Potato Mashers Tape Measures 10o 4e Muffin 10 Pans Tin bowled a total of 2,649 pine as against worked In harmony In fixing prices. Cups each Mra Edward Bichsel attended the Photo Framea Hess 2,495. The feature of the series The hitch now appears to be due to first meeting of the new directors of was Todd's total of 796, an average of I the fact that the resopnslble head or ut- c held Jn the FUR COLLARETTES At $1.50, 159 with highest single score of one of the companies Is away from his erary ciub in Salt Lake City, Wednes WOMENS & CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. MEN8, WOMEN'8 AND CHIDRENS 8HOES. $1.75, $2.25, 2.45. They are worth more etrlkea' 181. off to next head The games scheduled for office trying We show the latest styles In Cloaks, day afternoon. but this Is a sample line and commoney, vs. week are: are Thomas low, low, very Monday, and the price Henderson's Little Red Schoolhouse will be sold cheaper. others with prices. high 8hupe; Wednesday, Morton vs. Mr. and Mra H. C. Woods will give pared RECOMMEND CLEMENCY for one week on CORCLOAKS Age 1 to 6 Shoes for children are the best made. CHILDRENS price Special Friday, Hess va Shupe. There Novema reception Thursday evening, la will warranted etc. and give $2.00, $1.25, Every $1.00, sell at 94c, 75c. pair line now sells at 48c; The SETS. is to be some tall practicing done by yrs, Asked for Convict Who As- ber 26th, In honor of their daughter, A special line of Sample Coats at satisfaction. the various players and some very Pardon or medium short, and In white, drab Georgia, whose marriage to Mr. James $1.50. All the latest styles. sisted Guards at Prison colors. or Interesting games are anticipated. McGregor will take place November Break. LADIES SKIRTS We offer at 98c, WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES In all ribbed LADIES' UNION SUITS; 20th. $1.25, $1.28, $L75, $2.25 and $3.00. best leathers, latest styles, with cotton, fleece lined; perfect fitting; 63c. the DEATH FROM EXPOSURE. BLACK SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS The state board of corrections has or without extension soles. Prices, CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR at low The young members of the Degree A dispatch from Rawlins, Wyoming, At low prices, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, to the of Honor of the A. O. U. W. have for clemency recommended $3.35. $1.98, $1.87, $1.89, $1.50, $1.65, prices. states that the body of a man named $1.38 and $L98. A. A. Robert-- 1 formed a dancing club and will give EL 8. Richey was found yesterday by state board of pardona Shuckers and a dancing party every Wednesday eve C. two boys who were hunting two mites eon, C. L. Maxwell, I OVERALLS. Womens Fine Wool hose at 25 cts. MENS SHOE8. south of the town. He had recently J B. Douglas, the four convicts who nlng. The first dance of the club was MENS 50 cts. Lace Curtains at 48 cts a pair. or without With bib, come to Rawline from Reno, Nevada, rendered such excellent aid to the held last Wednesday evening and was of We can show you the best line 25 cts. Brownie Overalls, at a "tedded success. nd had been put off the train be-- 1 Others at 75c, 9 Sc, $1.48 and $1.93 $2.00 shoes in Ogden. Vlcl kid dress guards of the state prison at the Jail Mens Rockford Box, 5c, 7c, 8c and 9c. a cause his ticket read via Rio Grande break which occurred on the evening pair. shoes at $1.98. Heavy buckle work Heavy Wool Sox at 15c, 18c and 25c. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Western. On Monday morning he pur- new fall patterns and will please All 19th. gf October Ladies Hosiery, heavy cotton, shoe at 98c. High top lace boots, Mrs. A. B. Corey delightfully enterchased a ticket to Plymouth, 111. He corrections of board the while at lOcts. a pair. you. union-madHenderson brand, $3.00. n tained the members of the Ladies' Hisseen In Rawlins on Tuesday and tachee no blame to the prison numtorical society, together with a disappeared. agement for the outbreak. In which Persons with whom he had talked one cf the convicts attempting to B- ber of guests, at her home last Saturethought he waa demented and told the Was killed and another badly day. "Gutenberg's Discovery, a paper officers to see that he got out of town, mounded, ae were also two guards, the The presumptions Is that he had wan- by Mra Roberts and read by prepared Improvements recommends board wu VOT much .PPmotat HM Stone, dered off and was caught In the tho which ! It. opinion will end due.te.HM membere tho storm which baa been raging there for by .ch of recurrence poaslblUtlet ol a Faddis gave very Interesting talk on several days, and becoming benumbed the "The with the cold froze to death. Development of Books." Mra. of corrections,, which con" read Friar Jeromes beau-an- d Wellenger Read slats of Ellas A. Smith. lengthy! tiful book, which added much to the GRAND BALL. Fisher Harris, has made a Miss Josie Woodmen of the World will give a report to Governor Wells, which em pleasure of the afternoon. with a audience favored her grand ball at Dlgnana new hall on I braces what Is aboVe given In sub- Clare vocal solo, which was the last numWednesday evening, November 18th. stance. ber on the program. A feature of the evening will be an The guests of the club were: Mrs. NOTICE. exhibition drill by a team from Camp Meek, Mra Vogle, Mrs. Bond, Mra 53, Salt Lake City. there Hurst, Mra Driggs, Mra Cragun, Miss Tickets, 50c. Couple Extra Lady, 25o Miss Andrews, Miss Ruth Put-o- f wm be a meeting of the stockholders Akden. nam and Miss Eddy. the Weber Canal Water Co. at the After the usual social hour dainty street, 13rd you want to buy. sell or trade office of the secretary, 349 thehoe-tfcln- g on Monday, refreshment, were ened by Furniture, Carpets, Stovea Ogden. Utah, at 11 a m a" J In the line of Household Goods,! Dec. 7, 1908, for the purpose of elect- U. g n - ovem 1 transact-uull and see us. Part and directors of cash; balance ng a board easy Payments. L X. L. New and as way come V lng such other business If you are tired of renting let me reond-han- d Furniture Store, before them. Installon sell you a house monthly Twenty-fourt- h JOB PINGREE, President street; Sam Kline, 4k KENNEDY. HUNTER ments. Sec'y. ENS.'GN, D. IL Proprietor. 14.21-2- 8 Importance took place circles today, in Salt Lake banking as cash-- 1 retired Donnellan W. when J. National bank, Commercial the ler of fori connected been had he which with he will' He the past fourteen years. EL W. Wilson Cashier succeeded by etat-- 1 of the Bank of Commerce. It is two the of consolidation the ed that a short time, in take will place banks Col. Donnellan will leave in a few where his daye for Sacramento, Cal., some time past for resided have and hie wifes health, of account on future their that make city will they I A change of I I w-i- I I im-fam- lly al re-jio- I THE BLACK SILK SALE I I I I B I Wilson-Sherm- an I WRIGHTS a 3C I Sf DOC ney-gener- al J New York Racket Store I I I The Place to Buy Bargains I I READ THE LIST OF LOW PRICES I j 1-- Inter-mounta- in . I 5, I . Be-cra- ft; I UNION-MAD- UNION-MAD- E E I I at-w- as e, fleece-line- d, man-the- I . Mb Dont Forget that this is a Bargain Store. We Handle the Best Goods and Sell Them Lower than the Other Stores. We Cheerfully Refund Honey if. 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