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Show UivSKKKT U. Site i a y NEWS TUESDAY KVKXIXG 2 dm SUSPECTED I WOULD-B- U Health Underwear fro'n Automobile a'rltMn 1 to November I of thl yaar. Il u thian (hat I 61 persons traveltr ing by tutu through tha atala registered. for a total of 61 II d) D. niaha! uaalir) of tha aatlioataa that four tourlata have arrlvtrt In tha atata that mlaaad halt Lalta .p ,4ud thruugli (ha city without registering. for at try ona that January ao ha believes a conserva-Uv- (u get n a dot-lar- III Poor lloatli Gnat Iiraabatk. "Tha (reateat alngla draw ha k tithe r rnada tourist travel haa barn the Thai entering Itah." taya Mr lttalyl chief raaaon why theta roada have not been Improved la the dlveraiiy of npln- Ion At to where highways should ha located Thla dlveraiiy of opinion la ihe rrault chlafly j( Ignorance. "Many well meaning man have given money and lima to promoting roada w tilth are not of major Important e Thi mlatakea have hindered the completion of a eyatem hlghwaya whlth would n t only ke car of the tourist travri, lo.t from their alrateglcal location w uld great-- I ly Incrcaae It. "The averuge citizen of Utah will be aurpriaed to learn that the great bulk of California travel by auto- - j mobile which croasea the middle see- tlon of the Cnllrtl Stale la to n rlh- ern California and r.ol aouthern Call- fornla. Here are the atutlsiira &.0SI tourlata arrived In Clah over northern California roada, the Lincoln high way and Plkea Peak route and only 1.101 arrived over ihe Midland trail and Arrowhead trail from siulhern California. "Yet. during the paat ten montha. tha Los Angeles roada have been far better than the San Front roada. the difference would have hi en much greater In favor of northern California. Thla la chsv to explain We find that eeventy three per cent of all la travel through Ctali during July. August and September Tina travel la toward northern California We must not overlook the presumption that thla will alao glwaja he the cijae. became winter travel cannot oroas the Kock-ie- s Into Itah on account of tho anew, and therefore Utah muat cater to the summer travel. To prevent sickness is cheaper and easier than curing it hard-surface- Wool is Nature's best body cowering the best protection against cold and damp. In DUOFOLD, the wool is aO in a thin layer on the outaido of the garment, where it cant possibly touch or imtate the akin. Only the thin layer of soft, smooth cotton touches the akin. Wear Duofold your doctor wii approve. d I j 'ffyi U V "' "S' VT'rr''' S ) H u. Another man given a Jail lenience today bv Judge Wilkin waa E L. Wil- y son. I ! veara old. on a charge' of driving an autumohlle According to Ihe testimony, Wilson lost control of hla automobile at Third South and Main atreeU on Nov. . and ran Into Lawrence Ahbv and a girl friend Ashby was rendered unconscious and was taken to the emergency hoapl.al and later to the Lr. 6 . Jl. Groves L D Mr. Wilson testified that S hospital. he wa not driving over II mile an hour and that the accident waa caused by his trying to avoid striking an old man who walked In front of his He was found guilty of the cl arge and sentenced to serve 10 rlavsj in tho city Jail. Two Mexican shoplifters were sen- to serve 0 das each m tha same Institution. reck-leasl- ' e. Itahs Greatest Clothing Store Adams Gardner Company SKLTUH LINE GIVEN Opportunity in GOOD GOODS Womens New Boots You purchase these shoes $2.00 to $5.00 under present market, at the special prices quoted here. K Real Satisfaction Extra Value FASHION in the trim lines of new lasts. VALUEin the service giving qualities. -- SATISFACTION in the precision of fit. A combinatipn of three sential elementsin es- IV STYLE Thu Vutf mode of tne moment; distinctive and Individual: happily oast between the ultra extreme and the cloddish ordinary. Correct is the style descriptive word. IV LEATHERS r:ommended for beauty, flexibility and good wearing qatltte. Becaujt reputation .a wear la valued above all lss tanned Into our leathers WORK M A JfgH IP unsurpassed: best mateHali lo g shao hat carpet lifes walks with comf'i'. AT RIGHT PRICES consistent with that br.--g superiority. Pc-.--e 10 regrets for having pair too little, nor prices beyond the point of judicious economy. g !3eally-blendlnshape-retalnm- n-I The Duchess ... Pefectly JBopt, moo trim proportioned; last; blsck kid. Discriminating tastes met to a Nicety at III OS The "Elaine! BOOt The Salt Lake, Garfield and Western Railway company, commonly known Ua the Saltalr line, and the Inland Railway company, a plant facility, virof the Inland Crystal Salt comIn view of the proposed consolida- tually, are to Increase their tion of the Continental Life Insurance pany, ratepermitted up to about tjje figures of company o f Utah, with the Pioneer freight lines, by an orLife of Kansas and the Globe Life of government controlled der of the public utilities commission Missouri, a convention examfhatlon of Utah. Exceptions were made a to will be held in the offices of the of coal, and of freight in company In this city, beginning De- shipments Othercember 1, next. The report of the ex- less than carload lot shipments. amination Is to be as of date of De- wise the new rates will be raised about cember SI. In order that It may coin- 24 per cent, on the average. Salt Is thd principal commodity cide with the date of the annual reaccording to port of the company. It is thought shipped over ofthethelines, commission. No that undoubtedly the terms of the pro- the decision posed msrger will be largely fixed Increase was asked for on coal shipon the facts as determined by the ex- - ments, for the reason that the potash plants along the line of the railroad gmlnation. 'That unusual interest attaches to may have a hard enough time to make the subject at this time IS indicated both ends meet, as soon as peace beby the fact that six states through comes effective, without any Increases their insurance departments have al- In the costs of their fuel, the order seta ready intimated that they will be forth. represented at the examination. The Demurrage chargee are allowed to Wyoming commissioner plans to be be increased to the new government present in person. Idaho. Colorado. level, which Is somewhat lower than Kansas, Missouri and Utah Will be rep- that in effect at the time the hearing resented, and possibly, also, Montana. was held, last March. The decision The Utah commissioner, Rulon 8. has been deferred awaiting decision by Wells, will go to Kansas City Decern- - the Interstate commerce commission ber 14. to sit 'on the merger commis- on a case brought by the Baltalr line sion which is supervising the negotia- before that body. The new rates go tions underwhlch It Is proposed to jtnttr effect on one day's notice, rvmalgamate the three companies. They are all under the stock control Seeks Release From Jail. of financial interests represented by J. W. Cooper, their president, of Kansas City. Application has been filled for a writ of habeas corpus, by Q. K. Payson. to Given SO Days in Jail. secure hi release from the city Jail, where, he alleges, he fi being held Otto Clegg pleaded guilty today 'to without the due process of the law. the charge of .unlawfully possessing Payson was arrested some time ago as morphine. He was sentenced to 40 a suspset In connection with a holdup. against days in the county Jail by Judge Har- Before this charge was placed old M. Stephens, of the Third district him he was charged with carrying concealed weapons. court. FREE RECITAL Wednesday, 3 to 4 P. M. THE PIBLIC IN CORDIALLY" IXYITBB Grafo, Featuring the latest record selections on the Columbiavoice or of the lnger' nola and the New Edison Instrumentalist' performsnee a recorded on the Edison Diamond Knabo-mpio- o th yasrialou. scientific achievement Ttlsc; Also In reproducing with absolute fidelity, every tone, shading an3 technical characteristic of the artist's own playing. The Knabe Am-pIis electrically operated. ' ", . 03 Toreador Song, Hsmrs" Msrdones 000 Syria Ballet, Frearb Symphony Orchestra Z7B1 Golden Gate Vocal Daet 11S Hungarian Faataale, 'Percy Grainger 4M2S O Pa radian Afrieann" Hackstt Well Yea Knew Good Mother, Cavallerta Raatlcaaaa : Ponsella 437 -- co It? 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I. rv -- Our New Winter Favorites 176-Ja'- 10 PERMISSION A Special Purchase Offers a Special AND uftKAM CHOTOLATCA. e men aromplcd ,1 survey of the situation. While noth- -' Ing definite was derided upon it la possible that something will develop A committee appointed by the presIn the near futuie. Following are ident of the Commercial club con. the men who met with Mr. Mather. land upon whom the rest of the work ferred with Stephen T Mather. dlredof f0rmuiBtng plans for the improve- -h tor of national parks, at the Hotel ' ment of the and accommoda-Utathis morning, regarding a def-- ! t0n facilities park for travelers In towns inlte plan of action to he taken In ad- - adjoining the park: Lafayetto Han- vertlsing and advancing Zion National chett. Prof. G. W. Pack. Dr. C G. ' park. Inasmuch as this Is too big a piummer, R. L. Jones, of Cedar City; question to be gone over hastily, the W. W. Wylie, Robert W. Spangler, discussion was confined to a general: and G. E. Broaddus. Fashion 'll hv when oq ...warC tar without allowing into the Committee Confert on NationahPark Plans I Im e uiul gesatals ,, pewa4 d . See Our Attractive Window Display , tall Ml Oyinlt, rrtrrr.D mint. e Trimmed Hats Half Price. Switches Oae-thitOff. the drlier to are their face HinrrU lie waa ' .Id In drive to a lotn b non in the aojthweatern aectb.li of Ihe t it v but he r ei anie aueplrloua and relumed to Ihe aland, aanng hr wantWhan h ed to lake a friend home reat lied the aland he left the machine and went to a point where he co ild olrerva the action cf his paaaergrr In a few momenta ihey left U't machine and Smart followed 'hem The, walked aouth on Main to Third South atrret and then eaat to Sars when, hmertz kepi cl e thev turned north In the rear of them irtlJ thev arnvod rear t 'rpheum, srrere from the police There he met Pa'rolman million Brown and told him of the men Brown called to sivpl.lotie action Ihttn to atop Ia'aon compiled witn the deniand. but hi companion ran I rown ahol at him but he got away police ata-- 1 ltijson waa taken to the waa I pan found and a heavy revolver In hi poaaeaalon. the pollc ). Th officers alao aver that Pavaon oc-- 1- ' knowiedged that he and hi compa.iIon had planned to rob bmtrt. The1 taxicab driver had had more than 11.000 In hie poaaeaslon during the afternoon amk the pollC sav the two, n n meet have foupd If out In eon e . aa eei aatlmato ,f the total f tourlata In thla city dutir.g tha tan inontha waa 4.17 Thla number. ha rktlin-ttr- . a total of 111 114 daa In Ltah. speat A A conservative ratlmate of five a par day rxpendltur by rarh Individual while In (ha rllv, it la ahwn that Ihe auto tourlata atnt ft. 114 619 In I'tah In the flrat ten montha of public-spirite- 'he at XW, rrglatarrd the M. I. Candy Sprclals C-into- rn-Itli- ft ttnawrrt-- C Z. Ginghams. P reales, Outing and Flannel, Turkish Towels and Bith Mats are offered at attractive price reductions. 1 State 8 StapleDept.Specials - I kept by the Utah Throufh record 1019 92 EOR at "hi who hariea Iate- n II waa arrested on tha rv tiling of Nov. II bv )'a' rt.lutati J I IMoWh waa tllalna b Judge " ! ..1. .t i.mreaie-rutiled .f haHlig tefla) weal on and waa eenteiued to aarvt Thr .v win i ha In Iho t It Ja! Wjta I brgln al 0 1110 A. turning I i Ihr polite. Iavson an to tail man siioiber Hu.ertz a laxbab driver with a ataud hotel on 'he evening of a Ihr Ibeiti i il. and toll him to meetAment nl a place on Exchange pine. i 2." E HCBBER SENTENCED Estimated They Spent Total Of $1,116,580 Poor Road Great Drawback, XOVKMlIElt 73 |