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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10 Snows Major Effort for Seat in Senate Is Expected Tuesday Allen A Silk Hose ONE MINUTE All the Newest COPPER Shades--Guarantee- French Kid Gloves Novelty French Gloves d. Rs.'nforosd whsrg thty most. Pyre silk to tho hem. In grain, TUB wr WASHER 85 champagne, mauve taupe, blush, etc. - SERVICE - CtUAUTY What Utah Governor Dern and Musser Also Listed as Speakers at Opening Rally 10, 1926., Tomorrow, Beginning at Makes Makes 10 PRICE Necessary to the sumptuous Fall coatumt. Fresh, new stocks, f.noat Imported kid glove, In black and all colors. a. m. Utah! of Democrats. SNOWS most important address in his campaign to the United States senate will be delivered, it is said, at the Democratic mas meeting which is to be held nest Tuesday evening in the Salt Lake theater. Utah Produces ASHBY Its - Copper- Better, Too! Heaviest Copper Tub Built. Governor George H. Dern and BurW. Muaer will be the other the house committee on in Copper Steel Jacket. Encased public lands peAkra Because of the widespread purveys It was reported out faInterest attracted by MS Munser s and Dead Air Specs Between. vorably by the houne e mmittee. and address at tha Pemo-Nattcounty is now awaiting the a lion of the he is that it Retains Heat convention, Like? Thermos expected at the coinwill make a notable contribution to house of representatives ing session of congress the evenings program It to due arduous the sup mkh, William R. Wallace, Jr, candidate Do Lye or Washing Compounds Igormrs efforts . of tun- for congress, and Judge George Cbrie- - port andvrw, menjlicr Not Affect Copper. They Eat Holes tenaen of Price, candidate for the committee. and Cnngrvnan ,hM 1'tah supreme court, will be Intro- f hi.ru.,uul - Li Alee Ceer ede (hi bH -- dund audlewesT' but prnhabHrJ e reported out by the of will not make addressee. beoaufc r 'raily llT length of the program already n of Itendlnr the coming arranged for the evening I ured a pronUse from Decoration of Phe theater for the The One Minute Is secretary of the interior that no maas meeting will be under the dt- naw be filed. and would contests reotfon of Mrs Musser, associate state those that pending would be Better See It chairman, Mrs Frank Page Stewart held In abeyance until suh time a and Mra Harry H. Allen the coming session of congress should Before You Buy. take up the matter of the pending Fperlsl to The Tribune i IgMatlon ReOct 9 The FARMINGTON. Attention should be called to the of Davis county publican convention a of while for fact that number held today at Farmington made the vear legisatlon has been introduced following nominations different times never before has r commissioner, A. Roy at It reached the state that the present r Cook of West Point, comThere Is every rea Manufacturers Agents. legislation has missioner, E 13 Clark of Farmingbelieve that If the public Jan toa, county iderk, Quayle Cannon of on d particulars of xh WPV 239 State Wasatch 5050 Bountiful, treasurer. Jens K. Nelaon I th of Clearfield, assessor, Ben Brown ltfth. fipht an(1 Puh of Centerville; recorder. Hulda Brown 'igmouslv with everv means at their Salt Lake. of Bountiful, sheriff, George Mann of command together with the support Bountiful; county attorney, William and Influence of our Republican deleGeo Dawson of Layton; state representathat this legislaPrice, Soldier Summit; gation in emigre tion will he enacted into law during tive, W. P. Epperson of Kavavllle. Hdw., Provo; 0. S Wood Ths only two holdovers to be nom- the pending congress arid vest absoinated were the sheriff and county lute title in the spates to the public Marc., SprmgviHet C. A. Daniel, school land sections named In tho recorder Payson. Senator Smoot, who was the prin- enabling act ' ds-, at the convention, cipal speaker voted his address to a discussion of Special to The Tribune ths bill, now befors congress, con- LAYTON. O. t 9 William R tabs school land grants j lace. Jr , Democratic candidate for of the Republican countv convention He reviewed his efforts to establish rongTess delivered the chief address on October 2 The seven women the states full rights to ths public at the Democratic rally' in lav ton members, added to the committee land, beginning as far back as April tonight He urged that, as the" era through action of ths delegates to 24 1912, rhen, he said, he istroduced of free land and cheap labor has end-th- e the county convention, will take part first bill and succeeded In having, the farmers should receive from in the deliberations it passed by the senate. He led his ,d congress the same solicitous attenhearers through wfrat he said was a tion that he said was bestowed In Mr R J Alexander who has writcomplicated story of the fight in be- - building up America s industries ten a Campaign song for the Demohalf of the state and the taxpayers, now works farmer 'The expensive state committee, is preparing cratic to who, according Senator Smoot, land with expensive labor." he said will be benefited when song for the county organizathe state s In- part The manufacturer still has another Her tion will be sung by quarclaims are conceded It then will be his protection The farmer has lost tets. and songs winger will be billed possible, Senator Smoot said, to esIs I believe, for future thse his The (hen problem Lhtmoi ratio meetings tablish a great school fund, suih as some of the other states now have, that Itwe must reestablish the balance, l for is true that the farmers proThe Republican county campaign through which taxation for educa- duction costs are as great as those tional purposes will be greatly reof the manufacturer and, generally finance committee will meet Mondayr duced, If not done away with he has not th protection morning at 10 oclock at countv speaking The advisory committee will r' JR n ufa r t'u r . r n The has the to b. E9 meet at 4 o clock in the afternoon, an burI lavnav.rl Rlnc has been dctrt"ed and den before hour the county committee "tor hfL to aome muat devise plan told audience meeting Concluding a discussion o( the bill th?!Lbaianr. u no doubt now before congress, .Senator Smoot to ree'lLhlNh Democratic women candidates will ou thp ttar,ff be the guests of honor at a formal to "This bill was passed by ths fnlted ,httt ba"'e rtal" manufactured reception to be held Wednesday OcStates senate on April 29, 192, wl h- tober 13, at the old Wall home on out objection, ro' 0,1 ,ho referred to ,h'rpby r'd,,rln and was h, he IZast South Temple street from 2 to $ : rtjcga 0 taat the farmer, sells In an unprotected market, can p m , bv the Women s Democratic lub Decorations will be in patriotic buy the things necessary for hi farm In an unprotected market but so fi idors, and refreshments carried out as we in Utah are concerned we in the same color scheme The fol must, I think, realise this furthe lowing will be in the rtKelvintf line fact that certain of the industries f Mrs George H Dern Mra C Mrs Wesson A ernnn Neslen, the state of Utah, notably sugar wool and lead, were developed under Vis William M Stewart, Mrs Frank if Penrose, Mrs Burton W Musser. It Is questionable promotion thev could maintain anv semblance Mrs James H Moyle Mrs Elizabeth of prosperity without protection Hayward and Mrs Elizabeth Beers At the tea table will he Mrs Ernest It would therefore be a verv danThe Ladies Upstairs Shop S Holmes and Mrs amuel Schwartz gerous thing to reestablish the balbv cutting out the protection Arrangements for the reeeptton are 275 3Iain St., Has ance There is then under the direction of Mrs'E M rar!- of these Industries hairman of the entertainment onlv one other wav b whirh the iiU)t Largest Coat Stock in farmer and committee, Mrs W H Landmesser. can be made he must have of the finance committee and Mrs Years at Popular Prices. that Is stmplv this prosperous of the publicity some form of protection for his crops Elite Svndergaard n invitation la extended that will put his crop on a par with committee to all Democratic women and their Bv a stroke of good fortune, Mr. the products of other industries friend to attend the reception L. Frank, manager of the Ladies a Lpstairs Shop, was advised of the turn Sundav fmm his While there has been considerable to Do oendivwr carmens .tnir. ,n trip east, Angeles according to word talk of Independent candidates for received just in time to make his selections, Democratic state headquarters It countv offices the onlv one announced ana before tne sharp advance in planned to arrange for an address so far Is Walter J Frazier who Is Luckily he bought his full bv Senator King practlcadv every In the field for election to the post prices. a RepubliHe county asenr beginning of requirements for the season, and dav until the election can but Is making a nonpartian aph8ad Arly ,n th despite the scarcity and prevalent with 1 peal. equalization of ttxea as his high prices, women of halt Like will Democratic pieclnot and district platform l!DfuV t"l.P2P.uir ltPtairs shop a chairmen In all of the twelve rountv unrivaled in manv seaeons and precincts will attend a meeting next A meeting of Republican wnnieri Best of Wedneedav evening at 8 o elork in workers 'rietv most fascinating. was held in Saturdav all, prices are m conformity to the the Murrav citv hall Campaign or- - night The speakers Dgdeo were fNnre& Jowest quotations existing man Don B Coltofi George Q Ri.-to ganization mil h d'seueed of pior tha strike, which sent them skv-- I "ache countv and Mrs le F Gancountv commute non of Salt Lake mate vice ward. The women of Salt Lake1 Th RpPubl,ran will meet at 5 n clock Monda will h antaf? ,.f ,h noon in the county campaign head- rarticularW low pnraa whlh ra (n Knvon hotel Senator Fmoot, folowing hi return alone posable because of this ad be the first th.meeting e'nce the nii-- frorn oountv 'convntii-vantageons hnring (Adv ) committee wai organized on the night i(t Wlth his eeoretarv laar Stewart for Frovo where he will 'end a por- ton ru"' Other-Metals- . T hou-th- ses-io- DODGE BROS. Four-yea- Time Has Come for Drastic Action Surplus Stocks Must Be Converted Into Cash. Price Now Becomes the Only Medium of Exchange. We Are Determined to Make a Clean Sweep Note Reductions. Monday, 10 a.m. two-yea- Clan-nahs- n j g j - L," l' I IN SPITE OF THE Gar-enc- COAT STRIKE j e finest real economy. materials represented. Every new shade. Styles and Trims Lovely Materials Blouse Back, Grace Point Collar, etc. Jap Fox, Beaver, Poin terra, Luella, Venice, Lorbia, Montebella, etc. All Colors. Ve-lori- 40 & 50 ) All the richest furs are lavishly used to trim them and all the The Boston Stores most exclusive, styles, all to be included. Enjoy the luxury of a high price Coat now at a a, 25 to 35 COATS COATS Including Latest Shipments All Richly Trimmed Women will be truly amazed when they see the stunning Coats to go at this price. All the new styles in lovely, soft materials, fur trimmed and silk lined. Far Mole, Wolf and Squirrel Trims. of stunning new fine velours, of models, tweeds, mannish weaves, etc. New side pleats, face framing fur collars, etc. Every Hundreds $ s, fall shade. HEW SPORT COATS $ Worth Double and More Fur Trimmed and Silk Lined Beauties. All Other Coats Not Specially Priced j i Will Hold Any i "k Why Not Select Your Christmas Coat Now, h qut,r, iai Members v Regularly Sold for $250 Regularly Sold for $125. (Vj tion ('f Sundav iation have heen invited bv tate Re publuan Gha.rman t'arl R Maebusen to attend a banquet to he given heir honor by the stae committee French Seal Coats Bay Seal Fur Coats iiU v ju,t With mushroom q u rret coil and a q u r r a aivea. puffod Beautiful tn da fmiah. and aign $7 C R,chv a O throughout. ALL OTHER FUR COATS $25 Up to $500 I ,,w th,y'n I 90 ln hurry- I y lined Mondav The One Store In Salt Lake to Do Your Furniture Shopping We Undersell on Fine Furniture National Y Secretary Arrives in Pocatello POCATELI, Idaho Oct 9 f,a Egar. nati(na! secretan cf the T TV C A, In oharge f Mildred associations in the northwest, in Pocatello thla morning and will spend ral davs here in the interest of the religious education to he Det tuted in Marh by projects one of the national eecretariea. M ss Ruth Ferkina Miss Fgar ha visited the PocaG A home a numer of tello Y times in th past two years and has of'erd inpirai nal programs ihe continuano the work in th s uis- arrived XX tr tr.ct CALL AND LET US SHOW HOW WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM 10 to 40 Advertise vour old equipment The Tribune Want olure and how qui k xou oin d spo.. of it j v 1 New, Complete Stocks Now In Wi.KJi AXZ MAST BEAS01rWTCT UPSTAHLS WE C. J. THOMAS and J. C. MADSEN 0 n Upitain fl. Ptw ) (By ! F7jj Btrawn, American representatlT, to the extraterr.tori&lity and caste ma conferences in China declared en his return home today that further negotiation are Impossible for the present, because of th difflmJey of knowing who and what the Chinese fovemment la and where It has Its teat. The customer! conference "pet-red eV be a aid; eleven nation wera expected to be elht arriTed tn Pek- but left In, only three act'ialiy lmmed'atey; met, but they ad Joumed without acmmpluhlna anything, he explained. -- Acrou From American Theater Oct. rz$(5) A most fascinating pleets, tier effecte, pie, etc. Of beautiful l geor- $ gettes, eatlna, flat crepes, etc. Imaginable Every color. ii All Other DRESSES Up to $150, in Sale Government, Strawn Avers - cd A gorgeous array In all the rich new satin and silk new Blouse, materials. rleeve end neck effecte, ln black and every new fall shade se China Without ON YOUR FURNITURE BILL Regularly $20 and $25 Regularly $40 to $50 A Monday Sale S?iijnimQntmedI Heres a sae no woman can afford to The Barton overlook Monday. stunning new Fall Hats. Stores Regularly to $7.50 Velvets, Felts and Combinations in Every New Shape and All go in this tng sale. Color. CHILDREN'S HAT SALE.. 4r Off |