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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT' LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1916 N, PAVEMENT WORK CANYON HIGHWAY CANTON, CHINA, JOINS REVOLT CONFERENCE SET TO BE IMI PROVED Kwang Tung Province Declares County and State Boards to City, County and Mining Com- Consider Today ImproveIndependence Resignation panies Reach Agreement on of Yuan Demanded. ments on 14th South. Big Cottonwood Road. F j j j i Canton, April 7. Lunjr governor of the province of Kwang Tung, In conformity with the wishes of the people last night declared the independence of the province. Construction of nine miles of concrete pavement on Fourteenth South west from State and two more miles of tarvis paving on the same road is recommended In a communication sent to the county commission yesterday by George W. Jlolmberg, county road commissioner. The matter was held over for consideration with the state road commission in an effort to have that' body declare Fourteenth South a state highway so state aid might be had in making the Improvement. The county commission will meet at 10 o'clock this forenoon with the state highway commission to take iup the matter of declaring Fourteenth South a state highway. Mr. Jlolmberg recommends that the nine miles of concrete paving be topped with tarvis A and gravel, and that at the end of the concrete pavement two more miles of the slag road be covered with a cushion of tarvla X. Th total estimated cost of the concrete and tarvla pavement is $109. 100.a The commission will have to create district to assess 25 per cent of paving, cost to the abutting property ownthe ers anl pay the balance out of the county general fund. Chl-Kuan- g. Shanghai, April 7. The independence of Canton was formally declared yesterday afternoon after a conference of military and naval officers and leading citizens with Lung the governor of Kwang Tung province. No fighting took place. Observers here th secession an pointing to the regard probable downfall of Yuan Shi Kal, as It is expected to lead to the defection of other southern provinces and strengthen th hands of In their reiterated the southern lenders demand for Yuan's retirement and the reinstltutlon of the Nanking constitution. The influence at Teking of Vice President L! Yuan-Hun- g and Secretary g of State Hsu and Marshal l, It is thought possible. f man ,may result in the peaceful solution ar-of the situation that the southerners from a dently desire, but information source In foreign usually is to the effect that Yuan Shi I'eking Kal will fisht bitterly. The China Merchant Steamship company has refused to transport northern troops to Canton. Lack of tonnage available was given as' the reason. The United States cruiser Cincinnati is on her way to Amoy. The Galveston is due at Swatow tomorrow, when the Wilmington will sail for Canton. It is considered noteworthy that there are no apprehensions for the Chi-Kuan- g, Shih-Chan- Chl-Ju- well-inform- ed WAIIE ' INOCULATED Stricken Shortly After Purchase of Bacilli for Purpose of Killing Wife's Parents. Shi Kai government, has been executed in Kwang Tung province by the revolutionaries, according to a cablegram to the Chinese Itepublic association here. Kwang Tung is the first sea coast province to Join forces with the revolution against Yuan Shi Kal. whose resignation and exile have been demanded as the price of his acceptance of the emperorship which he later renounced. There are now seven provinces, all in southeastern China, which have declared' their independence of Yuan Shi Kal, but of these Kwang Tung is the most important in point of population and its strategic position on the sea coast. Canton, the capital and chief city of Kwang Tung, has a population of 100,000 and is by far the greatest dominated by the revolutionists. city The province has a population of 30.000,000. Additional New York. April dence regarding the life history of Dr. has conArthur Warren "Walte, who fessed the murder of his father-in-laJohn E. Peck of Grand Rapids, Mich., will be sought by the district attorney's office in Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Lansing and Kalamazoo, It was announced tonight. An assistant district attorney and a deteotive will leave tomorrow for Michigan to begin the Investigation. Kvldence that "Walte Inoculated himself with typhoid fever germs which he had purchased for the alleged purpose of causing the deaths of his wife's parents was obtained today by District Attorney Swann. Waite was treated for typhoid last November, it was learned today, shortly after he had purchased the bacilli. This was two months after his marriage. No arrest was made today In connection with Walte's efforts before his arrest to bribe possible witnesses at the against him, and it was said none is district attorney's office that expected before Monday. Bert I Rich, attorney for Eugene Oliver Kane, the embalmer, whom "Waite said he gave $9000 to testify the fluid he used In embalming Mr. Peck's body contained arsenic, made a formal demand today for the return of the $7800 which Kane dug up from the spot on Long Island where he had hidden it and turned over to the district attorney. Rich said the money was a "gift from Dr. AVaite." Miss Catherine Peck, clster of the murdered man, also demanded the money, but it will be held as evidence in the case. w AD r Stale and U. A. C. Official Consider Alleged Seepages Actio In Delayed. A. R. Barnes, attorney general, and W. 1. Btfrs, state engineer, held a further conference with trustees of the Utah Agricultural college yesterday. A committee of the college; of standing which John Dern is chairman and Thomas Smart. John Sharp and A. T. "Wright are members, was authorized to dewith the state and the engineer andlegal geologpartment istn of the college in an attempt to reach which will settle the difagreement ferences between the college and various companies without resort to court proceedings. Water users of Igan canyon are atan Injunction temptingthe to obtain of the state pow- against operation cam on the ground that seepase Is injuring their from the reservoir The dam furnishes power to property. nil state institutions. including the Capitol. Another conference will be held, Mr. Barnes said probably next week. yesterday thnt he was hopeful that the ;routle would be adjusted out of court. Selected varieties S - year - old rose 3 K. 2d So. buahe. Kal ley rfons Co., Advertisement. co-oper- ate t " evi- 7. HOLLAND SUPPLIED WITH Berlin, April 7. Among the items given out by the Overseas News agency today were the following: "Vienna newspapers report that the Dutch government was informally Informed at the recent conference of the entente allies in Paris there was discussion of the advantages of the eventual landing of 200.000 men In order to force a passage of the Scheldt. Although at Paris no definite decision was taken, the Dutch government felt itself compelled. to adopt all necessary measures of precaution. "The Swiss newspaper, Neue Zuricher Zeltung, reports that a few days ago large quantities of ammunition ordered by Holland in Germany were sent to Holland." Reassured by Itrltlnh Minister. The Hague, Netherlands, April 7. The Nieuwe Courant todav prints an Interview with Sir Alan the British minister here. InJohnstone, which he is as declaring that Great Britain quoted will do nothing to the indeof Holland.prejudice pendence "The victory of Germany, now happily impossible," says the minister in the quoted interview, "would be a perto the integrity and inpetual menace dependence of Holland, and theIs cardinal point of England's policy that the Integrity and independence of "Holland should be maintained and strengthened." new-Dougl- yirir 250 New Suits That Have Just Arrived Are Included 1 All sizes .1 duplicate I . tt in kiMie. V( black onlv. this special nrl ctt fft i in Salt ennio fnr .ill TP I It r M PI dpCUdl o 7S 50 -- at O IMlfflBM WEST TEMPLE BETWEEN" SECONX AND THIRD SOUTH. You will be interested In Z. C. M. I'm excellent display of Utali- - made Shoes and Overalls. STAPLE DEPT. SALE t Linen All Table Damask, Linen Table-Cloth- s, Table Sets, all Dollies, Scarfs.' Lunch Cloths and Another shipment of this famous soap, while it Jasts pYiwT. te Him Mh . ' 70 ate I. C3FTIHOHT THE HOUSC OI KUPMNHtlMtftf Efe The Xeweat at the Xew In Footwear Excellence. If you' desire the best, we, can give it to you. If you have, not seen; ours it will be to youri' interest to do so and cur pleasure to show them. Exclusive Style", Reliable (Itfatltiea, Prompt Service. ' J ; Value that is correct in fur- per- po'.tieres. inlaid and domestic linoleums and a large variety of wall paper in the latest pattern design. Also an immense variety cC articles that the housewife appreciates at housccleaninsr time Bissell's sweepers. Bissell's vacuum cleaners. Cactus and O'Cedar polish snd mops, electric wall paper cleaner. Fuller's chlorine, old English dry cleaner, floor wax and heavily weighted brushes for polishing floors. We Are State Jobbers for O'Cedar Oil and Mops. TRUNK AND BAG DEPT. ON 2ND FLOOR VISIT OUR We have the finest line of genuine Navajo Blankets in the city. DRUC1 STORE IS at; -- 'OUR 1112-114 SO. Special.. 90c 26-in- ch ch OUR IN DEPT. GROCERY An Extra Special Sale of Vacuum Washers These Washers sell regularly for $3.50 every housewife should have one, they make SJ 1 wash day easy M,mJM Special sale price. Hotel, Restaurant and Soda Fountain Suppl ies ON" TAKE THIRD FLOOR ELEVATOR. - We have an immense variety , of Hotel and Restaurant Chinaware, Glassware and Silverware. Also a full and complete line of . .; Soda Fountain Supplies. . - STECIAIj I."Dl:CEMD.VTS TO CONFERENCE YISITOHS. Everything1 in the department included rugs, carpets, lace curtains, -- "rvrv neck, Girls' Summer Union Suits, low no sleeves, wide leg, lace trimmed. Ages 2 to 12 years Special price . .85c light, Boys and girls' School Hose, unexcelled medium and heaw weight; values for durability Special 15c and --at, 5c palr a yard Ladles' and Gents' $1.50 Umbrellas. Regular 91.15 values Special 28-in- Special UJJM nishings. They harmonize fectly with the new fahric color-ing- s for spring. On our Second Floor the work-i- n ar man will find an immense variety of serviceable clothing quite reasonably priced. AND SAVE , ARE' SHOWING AN UNSURPASSED Suit . Ladies low neck and no sleeve Vests, a fine ribbed vest In lisle and also cotton. Regular and extra slze?t Special 25 ; price Ladies' low neck and no sleeve vests, also low neck and short sleeves. An extra fine quality with band top; also 35c shell finish Special price Misses' fancy Summer Vests, low neck, no sleeves, high .neck, short sleeves, and high neck and long sleeves-- Oo $1.25 SERGE. 36 inches wide, all colors. Regular 60c a yard 50c Special ajod UMBRELLAS k. Spring Shoe Styles Custom tailored suits that keep their shape and give you splendid service. -- lar children's Dresses Waists, and Men's Shirts. Regular 95e $1.25 a vard Special PONGEE SILK, an imported Silk, 32 inches wide Pongee Oe Specia-1- a yard 36 SHANTUNG, Inches wide. Regular $1.2 80c a yard Special , Everything PONGEE SILK, an Imported silk. 38 incites wide. Regu- TUB SILKS. 33 inches wide, e s p e cially suitable for all-sil- individuality. pairs. i SILK AND DRESS GOODS . .Each line suggests character and for the money yon ever hal. Choose today at, the pair You'll want at least a half dozen OFF 20 a.nd Ginghams Sego Special price and reductions on Zephyr Ladies' Cloth, Canton Lily Percales, Cambric Muslins,etc.,Cameo etc. Flannel, Muslins. Sheetings, neck and Ladies' Union Suits, with lowextra speno sleeves, tight knee. An All cial value In Summer Union Suits. 35c sizes. Regular and extra Special. Ladies' Union Suits, low neck, no knee. Summer weight, sleeves, 50c crotch Special reinforcedtight low neck, Union Suits, Ladies' band top no sleeves, tight "knee; also wide leg, 60c lace trimmed Special price summer fine Indies' Union Suits, rein6leeves. weight, low neck, no forced crotch, tight knee Special.. 5c new summer line of Union Suits in all the various cuts and fabrics, at reasonable prices. no Ladies' Summer Vests, lowandneck,short neck low sleeves, also sleeves. All sizes, regular and extra15c Special price AVE fC JH Ic ' . UNDERWEAR SPECIALS lCd Soap jfcj a figure styles Included you will find the most front-lac- e Camille La American Proof. I.ady. lii , Warner Bros.. Rust etc., etc. Lyra and B. & improvement with They combine the principlesOurof figure corsetieres will be expert comfort. and those of health extended experience. pleased to give you the benefit of their . . .93.00 1H $3.50 Corsets $1.00 (net) Corsets . . . &1.40 Corsets $4.00 $1.10 $1.23 Corsets . . .$4.ro $5.00 (net) Corsets. 1.S5 5.1 0 Corsets Corsets $1.50 (net) $6.00 0.oo $1.55 $7.00 Corsets $1.75 Corsets 1.70 e.4o $2.00 Corsets $7.50 Corsets .so .352.15 Corsets $8.00 Corsets $S 50 Corsets $7:5 $3.00 Corsets Royal Cuticle - ki uenierpieces APRON GINGHAMS Special, a yard t leng-thfa mill ranging1 end, Crepes, Serpentine from 1 to SO yards, all perfeet. HeRttlar 20 a J X ty YQ. yard Speolal White Goods, Bedspreads, all Blankets and Quilts, all Today Choose From Our Entire Line of Corsets at Special Sale Trices. up-to-da- Less, One-Fourt- h Visit the Utah Products Show Special Corset Sale SALT LAKE r? one-four- th The famous Kayser Silk Hose for ladles. In Wack. white and ST-X- O colors. They sell regular at $1.50 net Kxtra Special 7 just for today, the best hosiery TODAY-BU- Y M - Silk Hose Special $1.10 For Men and Youths for-today- 1 1TVL Discount iSiSft"'if.6. 7.:: Clothing are ou 'n l'IP "P011 morning's and evenings, will cjate one of our warm, comfortable sweaters. Bit: reductions t The blggrest and most varied line of Dresses we have ever had. This Is an exceptional opportunity to gret a Dress at less than the ranging- In price from $7.50 up. to the Dresses, price. Serge regular Handsome Pattern Silk Gowns and Party Dresses, ransring from $65 .50c - Particular .von Mno r. Cboone From Our Entire Une of Trimmed on the dollar aiillluerj- and Sport Itntn. Today at A dlflPlav of exquisite creations that will be of especial interest to vou. Think of it! Distinctive and exclusive styles that are pretty and fascinating-choic- e Your . . Women's Hosiery A VwxA, irtPPIJiT Tn,sc f COME IN i f J I i Ik ' OFF Sale Continues We put out this wonderful special can't K All Dresses at on your purchases, if you come down today and get your choice while the stock is big and the selection the best. E - Great Millinery Even Mofi Y MV tJ ' .V Striking Suit Styles. They 'include all the newest models and fabrics. There's a dignity and cxclusiveness about Z. C. M. I.'s Wearing Apparel that appeals to the women who prefer stylish refinement. Your choice now at 25 Per Cent Off. And you set the benefit of this bi bargain event. You'll find your size and the grade you want and you'll save SATURDAY SPECIAL. .Lai HALE COMMENCES TODAY AT 10 O'CLOCK Royal Cuticle Soap is the cleanest, purest, softest and most soothing you could use on your hands and face. Job Lois Factory Odds and Ends-B- ig Bargain Counter Specials 4 Eotire Line o adie Suits ; j One 25c Cake for" 10c, and 3 Cakes for 25c. SBicot (SaipninKsimu i ex- ( Your choice Qrildren's Hosiery pepai be a scene of animated activity Today. Throughout the store opportunities will be in evidence. ceptional money-savin- g j Attempt by Allies to Force the Scheldt. sthktciii:i ii m hoots. Marvin Knorp has found a sure way to stretch boots to almost any desired size. He bought a pair and they were too small. One night he filled them with oats and in some water. Then he tied thepoured and waited. Next tops morning he found them stretched a plenty. They were as big as two or INSPECT DOUGLAS SCHOOL three pairs of boots. never And what a wore an Robinson Crusoe shape! odder of boots. If your pair w Struc- boots looking IteldentA Shown Through are too small feed them oats. It's a sure cure for smallness. Hazel-to- n ture by Official. (Kan.) Herald. Residents In the vicinity of the school Just north of. the East nioznx Finn. A It High school score or moreinspected The most remarkable fire ever reof parentsyesterday. were shown by the superin- corded In Minnesota was that which through ofthe building and his assistant. burned out the entire interior of a tendent buildings The new building was especially con- Thief River Falls home the other day structed with a view to giving as near- and then died out. leaving the exterior ly perfect lighting as possible and to unscorched. a phenomenon which theoafford as comfortable an arrangement rists who overlook one trifling propas could be made for teachers and erty of flame, explain by declaring that frost had hermetically sealed the walls punlls. The building will relieve present and cut off all fresh supplies of congested conditions. to Saturday I. will j Precautions Taken to Contest Nal-"Wan- g. IS Z. C.JVI. WITH TYPHOID GERMS . DISPUTE h 6-t- on MUNITIONS BY GERMANY safety of foreigners. Tnl XaMVans i:x rented. San Francisco, April 7. Tsai a high civil officer of the Yuan DAM proviso that in case it costs more than $30,000 to widen and straighten the road In Big Cotton- -wood canyon the parties to the agreement will agree to bear the additional expense in proportion to their original contributions to the fund, the agree- ment between the city, county and mining companies for. improvement aof the road was approved yesterday at joint meeting. The county surveyor will start to work at once on the survey of the road and construction work is to be commenced as soon as possible. The agreement provides that the road shall be so Improved by Juno 1 that there may be used on it a tractor with at least twelve trailers to haul ore instead of horses. using The agreement binds the county to maintain the road In condition for use of such tractor and the mining companies to use this means of hauling "With an additional Tin o MAIN STREE'l . Hardware Dept. i full and complete line of splendid quality Hardware. A few tools A are handy in every house ham- mers, axes, hatchets, saws, wrenches, planes, screw drivers, etc., etc. Also a large stock of blacksmith's tools, carpenters' tools, me- chanics' tools. Double to 560. Team Harness from $40 Harness from $13.50 up. WeBuggy have a fine line of spring Lap Robes to select from. |