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Show IE the ncretary of the company, said thatwere workers, about sixteen In imrubar, r eaeed because of a misunkrintu1in T try returned UtuL r u't sgreeinrnt to lOirtiiete the work uuw under ko at the od wage !, he eatd. The etete tudun'rlul cointn.aa'on teercr-lftent a letter to the halt Lake LNh. uv ml t'ot trartur' ai$o latton and to toe hitrtrlcaJ Workers union, offedug tha ervkea of the commission In an effort to telt e the d ffiTencea between the n of the t$ organitat tone The utnio offrr wUl be made to the Tile better' unn and its mii o)cri todav, accord Inf to Wi.liam M. iviitrf of the cutnmU SALT LAKE TRIBUNE change yr.terday lu or Hr. ale of the building situation, which have the contract for some of the largest bul'tllnga tiow under way aid that prog re as was not greatly retarded by the strike of electrician, at.d tile setters Thursday, Tha Salt laike building trades count II leaned a statement yesterday. In wbteh New ft waa det la red that the difference in Uv rewar wags and the present wages paid E ulldlng n.echanlis amounts to only 3 per cent or less of the extra coat of I ulld-In- g ovar the coat of 1914 "The other 97 Per Cent of the extra coat of building toTwenty-fiv- e electricians who have been day can very readily be attributed to the In tha coet of building matejlal," the at work on tha CUft build Inc. th new rise . reads. Vantage theater and the addition to tha statement county Infirmary want on strike yeeter-da- of The official report,of coming as a, result tha tha Investigation plumbing supbrlntlnf tha total number of the members of tha craft who have laid down ply bouses, Indieales that tha Johberir Of and heating supfnie have he.'l their tools to 1SD. George W. Fail), sec- plumbing to tha eame maigtna which were in retary 2 of tha Electrics! Workers union, down force In 1914, a statement given out by local 54, raid tha man quit work the Utah Associated Industries says. tha Unit Lake Electric Supply company, which had tha contract fur ths Tabu luted statements from ths supply comparing costs and selling prices three bttildlnga. refused to agree to the houses and lSdt, bear out union proposal that all work now under In tha made bv local Jobbers. Aa clatma cam-old at of tha scale way I it would be laied provided tha company agree to pay stated by the managers of the plumbing $9 a day on all future contracts. supply house, they have no control whatA meeting of Salt I .aka contractors was ever over tha cost of material, aa they held last night In tha office of W H. do not manufacture but merely Job and t la ton, secretary of tha Salt Lake Con- sell tha men handtse. tractors association, fop tha purpose of Going back. however, ta tha manueertoua labor eqformation of a state facturer, they report tusking plana for tha . . uation to some of the factories where, la organization. 1 75 1914, workera received a day who are now receiving from $4.50 to $0 g dav, Contractors to Organize. and Instead of working six days a week Frank 8chuler was appointed chairman they will not average more than three bf tha organisation committee. Jt to five." decided to hold a meeting of contractors of tha Salt Ijike I). O. Jacobs, of the slate at S o'clock Mondiy at ths district Count Usecretary of received Hotel ttab to perfect an organisation. a ts'egram yesterday Carpenters, from J. E. McNally, The Snembera of the buUUing trades secretary of the Butte Carpenters union. ( ojnctl who were laid off Thuredar at the that that tha carpenter yin J. O. McDonald Chocolate company re had aroapled reports tha "American plan" In t imed to work elerday. C. K. Solomon, Butt wera faljuu ary Quit tucu-pani- Contractors to Meet Monday Night to Perfect Organization. y, aa u SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 0, 1920. n0 Tabernacle m. Monday, April 5, Sacred Cantata, The Vision," Evan Stephpenfl. ly Admission, 50c 8-- v Craftsmen on Clift Building, own Little Change in 'Situation. Pantages and Infirm There wne little . V, Tkketg Federal Attorney Makes Ef fort to Show Ownership of Company, Utah-Idah- o i "GOOD . on sale Main Floor - Easter Suggestions 00004' Il'eVV i'1 14 Easter Special in Women's Silk Hose Drop Stitch Silk Rosaries, 75o to $3,50 la v anoua color j, for t& Caster Hose, Pair. . . .v. . ... Cl . w Neeklxosi S2.Cj W. T. Typer, amlatant secretary and Novelty Bead tnrasurer of the t'tah-ldahSugar com- Saturday pany, again waa on the witn.ua stand for Easter Special.... tha whole of both arsalona In yesterday's In a variety of styles and differcontinuation of tha hearing of tha chargea mmmmmmm ent colored bead. of the federal trade commission again.! f Iila company, the Amalgamated Sugar Spring Shipments of Ernest R. Woolley. A. P. company, New Canteen Bags Just ArCooper and Ji F. Cullen. Xhe defendanta Kayser Glove Silk are charged with having uaed unfair rived in Tims for Easter. Sat- Underwear Inmetboda In combating competition in urday Easter terstate commerce. . Have arrived and are now reedy IJenry. Ward Beer,' tha special attorney for yon. Made of brocaded silk bnd patent for the commission, who la conducting the leather; fitted with mirror and mises. bloomer, envelope chei h. for the government, continued hie coin hioderatoly priced. ' purse. Lined with pretty searching examination of th wltnesa as ' colored eilk. (Mala Floor.) to past transactlona of the company and Introduced let tera and telegrams taken from the company's file In nis effort to establish the allegations Of the complaint. He brought from JJr. Typer, among other things, the admission that he, Air, Typer, al.houh owning but ten share, for which he paid nothing. Is an active director of the Eayton Sugar company, and . that he took ihe office at the. suggestion of Merrill Nibley, assistant general man- ager of tne company. , Mr. Beer introduced a copy of a tele- gram from Bishop l XV. Nlblcy, vice " of and the president general mvnager Saturday Candy Special, o comiwny, to Horace Haver- I I Cream Taffy, 30c lb. of Riw York, one of the foremost' mejer leaders In the sugar industry of the I I AH fresh csndiea metis eVery country. In which Mr. Xibley requested twenty four hour. advice as to what price should be offered (he farmers for their 1919 beets. A select list of the 100 largt st stockholders In the Ltah-Idalcompany was introduced, and on the list the estate of H. I,. Haver-me,was shown to own 67, 975 shares, at a par value of $579 350. Mr. Boer sought to learn from Mr. Pyper whether other stock Is held In tha company under other names, but Mr. Typer plead Ignorance ef any such condition. If It existed. In regard to the shipment of sugar beets from Etsb to Idaho In 1919, mentioned on Thursday, Mr. Typer yesterday informed the examiner that 13,000 tons were tskefi last year from Garland to Cltv, Idaho, and the same amount of beets was moved tha same way In 4 T1 Mr. Ber asked what knowledge Mr. o Tjper had of advances made to the company recently bv farmers from Weoer county, who are said to have requested the company to take beets from acreage whnh la ears past have gone to the Amalgamated company plant at Ogden. In an endeavor to bring but tha disto the retricting of territory contiguous and spective factories of the rtah-Idah- o the Amalgamated companies, a letter to comIdaho of the Utah George Austin pany from the late David Kcclea of the In the very smart new short Amalgamated, waa read into the record models. In which Mr. Eccles stated that he would and three-quartnot built a factory in bevter county If such action would be frowned upon by FuU lined, half lined and skeleo offlrers. the Mr Tjper admitted-tha- t Sevier county clever self or leather Delta. ton o comhas been regarded aa location because of the pany territory Regular polo cloth, coverts, Mr. Beer there of the Elsinore plant. asked If the acquisition by the Etah-ld- a tweeds, homespuns. ho company of the Fallon, Xev , plant was not made for the purpose of hurting The the enterprise of the Delta Beet Sugar majority of them in the popcompany. Mr. Typer replied that such ular tans, but mixtures and some was not the esse so far as he knew. You are not colors. In replv to the question. other In sympathy with the Independent enterI prises, re you" Jlr. Typer replied. Price them elsewhere and you am not In sympathy with anything which would tend to Impair the Interests of the will return here to buy these. o of the stockholder Sugar company, Fiequent objection by counsel to the nature of questioning and the content of exhibits offered were made throughout both morning and afternoon sessions. After Mr Beer had asked questions regarding the part plaved hy Ernest R. Woolley and o O. W. Mbley In the transfer to the company of the Great Basin Sugar company at Delta, Herbert R Macmillan, attorney for Mr, Woolley offeted to stipulate with counsel for the government as to all the facts connected with Mr. Woolleys purchase of tha Delta Resale to the Utah-Idah- o plant and subsequent Mr. Beer declined the company. opportunity. Mr. Beer was not successful In his quest for Information from Mr Typer respecting the organization of the Gunnison Valley Sugar company. Mr. Typer stated that he did not know of any steps being Clemency Come taken to prevent the erection of that plant. Mr. Pyper could not furnish the examMeet- iner with Information as to any exact distribution of territory In the vicinity of o BUukfoot, Idaho, between the 17. and the Amalgamated companies. The Brigham City plant of the company was brought into the hearing, but Mr. Typer said that he was not familiar with to Only one homicide case Is scheduled the hlstorv of Its acquisition, sale to tle of next meeting recent the and before regular come repurAmalgamated company o Mr. the elate board of pardons, April 17. chase by the company. Typer wa- - asked If he was familiar with Mike Finnan, convicted of voluntary manthe oppoHttlon offered to the confttruc tion of the fe'pringv slaughter. Is asking a pardon. Sugar company plant. He said he waa not. In Other appeals for clemency Hated are reply to a question ax to whether or not those of Otto Apelgren. convicted cf the Sprtngville district was considered J. E. Dver, misdeo territory. Mr, Typer said that meanor.andandlottery; gpann, forgery, all ot no other on panics got beets from the viEgrl cinity until the establishment qf the new shorn seek pardons. w. Those seeking paroles are: HarryMurfactory. Charles B. Mr. Typor's testimony trill he continued Hart, statutory A.charge: e C Cummings,. when the heating is resumed Monday ray. forgery; e burglary: Mike Davlch, second-degre- morning Thomas R. Cutler, former gensecond burglary: Rolley Ray, eral manager of the company. Is expected larto be the next witness, having arrived degree burglarv: Lovell Hale, petty e and Walter O. Green, California. from ceny, yesterday . burglary. nv Wfc M. F,. Lance, grand larceny, and Eugene Bryant, assault, are asking for comRAIDS mutation. Termination of sentences la sought by W. F D. Sullivan, etatutory charge; W.robrobbery; Delores Prieto, MAYFIELD, Ky.. Arril S A machine Thompson, Tom burglary; Flores, gun squad of the state national guard bery: S. charge; was on duty here tonight following a William A. Crowell, statutory Bude Vuk-sastatutory charge; report that a second attack was to be A. Filler, Edward Sullivan, burglary; assault; made on Mayfield tobacco chutes night barn riders hs a result of the recent lydecline J E. Blackwell, embezslement; MU property; J. in the pr,ce of tobacco. Edward Johnson, larceny; grand A number of citizens spent last night e burglary, and S. S. Mununder arms awaiting an attack, but none second-degreson. statutory charge. The machine gun squad mater. a zed. Willard W. Thompaon was one of the wag asked for by Judge Bunk Gardner two youths who, a number of years ago. of the circuit court as a precautionary took part In a scries of spectacular here from Crimea, mensuie and was ordered Including the attempted robbery Leilclifleld by Governor Morrow. the First National bank of Layton and Judge Gardner Instructed a special of bouse robbery. Clift the grand Jury to Invest gate the burning laet Friday night of the Mayfield tobacco Postal Strike Ended. chute by a band of night riders, sad to have numbered 2"9 The soldiers asThe postal end teleLONDON, April in wited h's deputy slier fls bringing in activities were resumed today wltn nesses summoned to appear before the graph the end of the strike In these branches grand Jurv of the government, but It wll The governor has offered a reward of strenuous tabor night end day torequire bring $1(1') for the arrest and convict on of to normal the situation that hr- - existed each of any ten men who took part In for three weeks. There is an accumulathe attack lust week. tion of 20,000 foreign mail bags to he gone through and assorted. Public order prevails throughout Portugal. DEVISE SEEIv o j .. . . . ... J Welcome "Wont you make Walker's store your headquarters, avail yotirself of the convenience of our'rest rooms, telephones, checking desk and all the others 1 V You will he made very welcome to Walkers whether or not you wish to purchase anything. Easter Appafel Chosen at Walkers Costumed but at Ease on Easter Sunday, and Will Not Only Make You Feel Correctly Through the Days Which Follow When You Will Wear It A . ! j j Saturday Easter Polo Coats $24.75 Special dresses, including trieo-tine- s, satins, taffetas and gabardines, the four most wanted fabrics for spring. Models from the very best manuof womens dresses. facturers High-grad- and $39.75 Purchase t t A Big Special er ; e Afternoon, Street, Evening Dresses in exclusive models, sizes 16 to 46. Including a complete range of colors, with plenty of navy in the street and afternoon models. -- An evcnt particularly advantageous to All Easter Sale of Dresses Utah-Idah- Utnh-ldah- Liah-Idah- Displaying Used Cars J y I er BOTTERILL . S ) Conference Visitors Special........... ' Utah-Idah- ' IMre thread silk; black, white, cordovan; regular price, $1.50, and today i replacement price, $9.25. Just 300 pairs, so come ' promptly. Sale etarta 9 a. m. glft i tr'i j Dresses at $31.75 Triaotinea, argea, gabardinaa, taffetas and aatina in this group at $31.75. Every good spring color included; no two alike. All sizes to 50. Ctah-Idali- . conference visitors ' (S3 u of the most economical ways to the pleasure of driving an automobile is to buy a used car from the Botterill Automobile Company.. ONE j 4 .We emphasize the last of the above sentence because the most important point to consider when buying a used car is to be sure of the dependability of the firm you deal with. V- - i v People know that they can depend upon the Botterill Automobile company, therefore on the cars this firm sells. ; . r, -- I; M Ltah-Idah- Utah-Idah- Appeal for Up at Next Regular ingtm- April 'GOOD GOODS Easter Milli Utah-Idah- Visitors to Conference v r. V The purpose of our unusual display of used cars at this time is to make it possible for visitors to conference, as well as Salt Lake people, to choose from many makes and models the car that exactly suits their needs. ee-sa- Xs 1 This display is to be seen at our State Street Store and it includes a large assortment of cars which we are selling for exceptionally low prices. j x Why Botterill Used Cars Are a Safe Investment s We buy only standard makes, which we know-b- y thorough examination can be put in the best of running order. All repairs and adjustments are made with the utmost care. Three experts pass on each car and pronounce it in sound condition before it is offered for sale. Let us demonstrate the comfort and pleasure that these cars will provide. rs Utah-Idah- Chosen at third-degre- PREPARE TO RESIST NIGHT RIDER third-degr- n, Hudson,-d- estroying 38-3- 2 Street State Company Third East Street Wasatch 38 Private Branch Exchange Connecting Both Store and AH Departments 23-3- 1 ; Sport Hats Tailleurs Banded Sailors Matrons Hats cfY tion Long After Easter Morning Is Past . I A model for every face, for every whim of personal fancy. Specializing for Easter in An Extensive Showing of Exceptional Values From $10.00 to $25.00 TO NEW WAGE PLAN The Botterill Automobile Debutantes " Give Satisfac- - third-degre- ' Models fof Walkers Will CE EVETeXD Ohio, April 2 In an efa method of a fort to payment which mill atifv worker, owners, man Hirers and cwtiumer, a firm of New York mlLBtrtufc enjrincera. ampknad jointly by unionized emplove and associated In the Cleveland womens garment industry today announced a fret of ten princ pies of ways jwvment. These principles ore based upon ths lnduKritl experts definition of wages as a share in the fruts of industry and not a. payment made hy the employer 'The $aye is pot paul by rhe employer; he markets the product sod sits aa on eent to pav the worker for the h He done, the wae and labor pirt a perts f et S H. 4 NOTICE. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Marie C Boyle. ELMER P. BOYLE. opened for constructing an earth roadway with granite or gravel surfacing, between Cedar City and Lund la Iron tounty, state of Utah, the same being designated aa Utah federal aid project Salt Lake Citv. Utah, d the offbe of the bureau of rubiic ro idg Colonel Hudson building, Utah, The above p'aaa and apecjfications may State of Utah, office of eta's road combe obtained at the offq- - of tnp state No 1L road commiealon on dpoidt'ng file igtob) mission, Salt I ake Cltv, Utah, Scaled bide wtd be re elved bv the piste The length of road to bo constructed doitara Any addit'ouai information may road cmtimiiwlon of Lth, Mate Capitol, or improved le SJ.S rrbea. be secured from the state highway Ptana end f ity, ttah at $ e cock p. m, salt are on file In at Salt 1 jt! a f it v Ut t t etui at that time publLly the office cf the at ate road coimnUiiou, T.ie right to reject u,; or all l. 'a tv April -- c, mSM NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. lke a-- er rtutrvad. e k Cah or t 9anl driUrs iiaa tn Tiah roaI fvinm Ji . n e company eaih bid ' faith and at a ga&rarjfy trat t:i roitrsut, tha fcidnar ml -a onl and n in A1 w Uutp m! ,i L fr n I L . 1 aae.MfA?7, -- A |
