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Show THE. SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY HORNING-,- OCTOBER 21, 1922. Former Kaisers Bride-elePays Tribute to Predecessor, Then Arranges for Wedding ct Federal Survey Shows Only in Clerical Lines Is Sup-- , ply Equal to the Demand. By Ualveraal garrles. . WASHINGTON. , Oct JS.-A- ctual short -- fea of skilled and common labor exist generally throughout th country, accord-fti- c to a special survey completed by the department of labor today. There is also a shortage of farm of h sections. Crkfl form the only agricultural cUise of w or liters vluch the supply exceeds the demand, for it is stated. nis survey recites conditions iti the various states. Id California, for instance, the number of employed at this time exceeds the number employed & year ago fey 18 per cent. Industrial conditions are reported good In all lines, with the supply of workers for common labor and building crafts with very few exceptions. being adequate, In Illinois ths industrial condition is said to fee better than it has been st sny time during the past two years. Shortages of common labor exist in Chicago, Rockford, Springfield and DanvlJle. BuUd-in- g trades have declined slightly and the demanded for domestic exceeds the supply. Conditions are rapidly approaching normal In Massachusetts, where the volume of budding and construction work has re. suited tn a shortage of skilled tradesmen and common laborers. Productloif and employment are expected to be speeded up by the settlement of the rail and fuel strikes. In New York the shortage of labor is reported to fee increasing.ordinary This it especially true of farm and domestic help. "A marked improvement In business conditions," the report states, is evidenced by the fact that manufacturing plants and factories in small towns ar becoming active again." The demand for building mechanics, draftsmen, tool makers and molders stilt continues, with the railroad shops almost normal. Clerical help is in excess of the demand. There la no actual unemployment In Oregon, the survey states, ths demand and supply for all classes of labor being about equal. In the stats of Washington most Industrie sre reported as normal, except where car shortages have hampered the lumber and allied Industries. Steel, iron and flour mills ar especially active Commercial and unskilled labor exceeds the demand, although building is receding, due to the approach of bad weather. No construction, mechanics are unem-pi- , By 6I0RID ' take Triton 'table. RERUN, Oct. 21. Former Kaiser Wilhelms bride-to-b- e, the Princess H ermine of Schonairh-Carolat- h, today sent It wreath of flowers to the grave of the former kalserin at Potsdam on the anniversary of th latters birthday, which was celebrated with great ostentation in nationalist circles Germany. Her wreath outshonethroughout those of the princes and the former kaiser in beauty, causing a commotion among the nationalists who made a pilgrimage to the antique temple where the former empress is buried. This confirms reports that one of the last wishes which the former kaiserin expressed to her oldest son, the former crown prince, dealt with th possibility of Wilhelm's remarriage. It is stated the expressed a desire that her children not oppose a remarriage of their father since she knew how badly he needed the friendship and support of a true wile. For this reason the former crown prince offered to be his fathers best man, but the recent motorcyole accident may prevent him from undertaking this function. Berlin does not know whether the accident was taken as a welcome excuse. The futures wife of Wilhelm, who is preparing to start for onHolland on November 2, wilt be met her arrival by th Princess Victoria Louiae.vone of the former monarch's favorite children. Prln- Cbb-ti- Triton Salt SCHULTZ. cess Victoria wtH accompany her future The brides first stepmother to Doom trunks left Berlin for Ixmin today with the bridal gown and other parts of her trousseau bh will wear a lace hat on her wedding day instead of a veil- ,- A description of her gown has not jetbeen made public. The wedding party will consist mostly of relatives of the bride, who will help her grow accustomed to her new surroundings. The list of the guests Is being kept secret, but It is 'known that General von Dommea, General voa Muei ler, Admiral von Trotha and Prince Slot em i ge rod e have had the honor berg-of being invited by his majesty." Friends of the former kaiser are delighted at the news that a new cook will accompany' the princess to Doom and it was high time that a they claim real German hausefrau took charge of the kitchen. A petition demanding that the Ger man government permit the former kal ser to return and live on one of his farming estates is being circulated among friends of Wilhelm and his bride-to-bAccording to the petition, ths forthcoming marriage proves that Wilhelm wants only to be a private eltlsen and he is not willing to resume political power. Even the nationalists have no hope for the success of their petition, since Germany Is busy thinking about the rate of exchange and its struggle for life. e, .The body may be viewed at the 8. M. Taylor a Co. mortuary chapel from SO oclock 8 oclock this afternoon until this .evening, prior to its being eent away. Mr. Waddell was born September 18, 18V. at Salt Lake, but lived most of his life at Driggs. He is survived bv his widow, Mrs. Geneve Morgan Waddell, and by three children, Winona, ,10 years of age, Carrol, 7, and Quayle, 1. The following brothers and 'sisters also are living. Charles I Waddell of Berger, Idaho; David L., Malcolm L. andi George Q. Waddell; Mrs. Ann T. HI and Mrs. Lennle Ellis, all of Driggs; Dr. William M. Waddell and Mrs Mary W. Lambert, both of Sait Lake. His mother, Mrs. Lambert Waddell, also Is living at Driggs, Idaho. , Services over th body of Carl N. Michels. 28 years of age, who died Friday at Fort Leon, Colo., will be held at noon tomorrow at the Farmers word. Salt Laka Interment will be in Wasatch lawn cemetery under the direction of Joseph Wil Dam Taylor. He was a son of Mr. end Mrs. T. R. Miohois of 1148 South Major ' DEATHS. street, Sait lake, Mr. Michels enlisted in Alfred F. KendeJl, 70 years of age, died the United State navy during the world war, end held the rank' of water tedder, ave Second yesterday at his home at 817wae a son of first class. He served on the ship Pueblo, ntie of heart disease. He His Henry and Airs. Emma E. Fruman Ken formerly known as the Colorado. dell. He was a native of Salt Lake and death was due 'to tuberculosis. was the steward at St. Mark's hospital for a number of years. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Kendell, and bv a son, five daughters and two sisters. The body is in the care of Joseph William Taylor. DRAMA AKD VAUDEVILLE. Wallace E. Beardoll, 19 'year of age, Hurry Downing sod compeer, died yesterday at a hospital In Salt Lake. PAKTAOES ed, Waiter Weemi. Gtllertni Staten, Fulton end The body Is at the mortuary chapel of Ureea Burt, Dunbar, Samated and Marion, Joseph William Taylor and will be sent ' fharlea Hay end in Tailor Made Man.. Be to SpringvlUe, Mr. Beardgll's native city, ORPHEUM Orpteum circuit anniversary week will be held, at where funeral service atari tomorrow night with vanderiile bill This the SpringvlUe First ward chapel Thurs Beth headlined by Anatot Fried and day afternoon. Interment will he in the Bed and Boya aad Leon and Ce. John Galsworthys Skin Game" wiH Springy ilie cemetery, Mr. Beerdall is SALT LA KB The gkla John Oalnworttay'n bs read tonight, under the auspices of survived by his widow, three sons and three performances in addition to Satths Salt lake Community Drama league, three daughter urday matinee, opening Thuraday evening. HIPPODROME Taylor Player in Tba Kquaah of st 8 oclock in the council chamber Mead." MaUneea the City and County building by Chaun-ce- y daughter of Cecile Price, Thursday, Saturday and yesdied In Instructor Sunday, Houstman, public Hemlock and Clara Pyet Price, Jorin of Best home the her Utah. at COMEDY. at MUSICAL As University speaking terday morning this Is one of the meetings planned by dan. Funeral arrangements will fee an- STATS Mont. Carter and company in mnaletl charge-Is in committee orof the the educational nounced later. The body comedy and apaelal aong numbers, ptctnrn feaganisation to encourage appreciation of the George A. Jenkins undertaking esture, Mabel hormand in Mead Over Heels. y contemporary drama, the meeting will tablishment at Murray. MOTION PICTUHES. be free and those Interested tn the .study PARAMOUNT BliPBESS-cWalla- ee Held In The of dramatic literature sre invited, FUNERAL. II host Breaker"; Bobby Vernon in "Pardon Dr.n George E. Fellows, head of ths deThe body ef John McAllister Waddell, My Olove"; Paths Newt. at a AMERICAN partment of history at the University of 32 years of age, who died Sunday Constance Tnlmadge la "East la Utah, will act as chairman. hospital In Salt Lake, will be eent toWent"; Andy (lump in "The Beat of Luck; Critics are unanimous in declaring that night to his former home at Driggs, Idaho, Path Review; American concert orchestra. the Skin Game, both from the. stand- - for funeral and interment by S. M. Taylor BROADWAY Winston Cbureblil'o famous maswith an cast; terpiece, The Crbile, Boy Stewart In The Radio King"; point of literature and entertainment. Is of unusual merit. The play, a tragicomedy, is built on a theme of universal interest. It is not only admirably written and constructed, as lire all of Galsworthy's works, but vigorous and realistic in its characterisation. Not a little light is shed by the treatment of the theme on complex situations which arise from the conflict of the new with the old. As the author has held the scales of justice entirely level, the final effect of the play is to Illustrate the evils arising from petty conflicts. Mr. Houstman, both as a reader and director, haa won a wide circle of friends. His work in the Dear Departed," by Stanley Houghton, in Holworthy Hall The Valiant," and Robert Mlddlemaess and roles in several plays produced by the two years ago, waa notVarsity players able for its finish and realism. & Co, 1 ping surface in the 36x10 size bite in and hang on and leave the mark of the Goodyear AU-Weath- Tread er Solid Tire every time the wheel goes round. f j It is mad ef th complete time ef Goodyear Truck , Ttrtifold end strrietd hy yemr Coodyter Treck Tire Diet tr. goodJJyeau y AMUSEMENTS Read Evening t On Special Sale EOlUflEO-J;- , TWO WEEKS ONLY Deaths and Funerals oj Skin Game to by Houstman hundred aod of grip SEVEN October 15th to 28th inclusive Liptons Instant Cocoa isDouble Roasted for N Full Flavor and Full Food value. Cleans Inside Necessary. The Dr.WestsTooth Brush is now known as the one brush to dean the teeth the one correct way, Made purposely small and Cleans Outside shaped to fit the contour ol the teeth to dean properly inside outside and between. The days longer Fstotf, Kid; Zuuamd, Cssske. Nm stereos ffAsr peCssf FuJwg. asrrfeAse wtH Century tom ksfidly tnttetemi Continued from - Then you can enjoy the delicious tart flavor of this health -- giving fruit every day in the year. Cranberries are reasonable in price. They are easily and quickly prepared no peeling no cores no waste. Economical! t You can make IQ tumblers of jelly with 2 pounds of sugar and 8 pounds of cranberries! Try this recipe: . Cranberry Jelly Cook until soft the desired quantity of cranberries with 1 Yz pints of water tot each two quarts of berries. Strain the juice through a jelly bag. Measure the juice and heat it to the boiling point. Add one cup of sugar for every two cups of juice ; Stir until the sugar is dissolved; boil briskly for five minutes; skim, and pour into glass tumblers, porcelain or crockery molds. . . Always cook cranberries in porcelain- enameled, or aluminum -lined, vessels. d, big-ti- 'WEATHER est this month rinee 1871 w.t 22 degrees; mean normal temperature for today waa 52 degree;alnee-the waa 89 degree, aecnmulated excesa first of the month la 88 degree ; accumulated i axeeaa tinea January 1 la 87 degveaa. Humidity Dry bulb temperature it 6 a, n , 88 degree ; wet bulb temperature at 8 a. m . 7 08 degree; vslattrs humidity at 8 s. at., per rent; dry bulb temperature at noon, ana time, 3 degree; wet bulb temperature at noon, sun time, is degreea; relative humidity st noon, sun time, 27 per eent; dry bulb tempera tur at 8 p. m., 89 degreea; wet bulb tnnperature at p. m., 44 degreea; relatlrs humidity at 4 P m , 9 per eent. Precipitation Total for the twenty fonr hours ending at 4 p. m. waa none; total for thie month to date la .02 of an inrb; aecnmulated deficiency for this month to date la .93 of an Inch; total precipitation nines January I to date Is 14 82 leehee: aecnmulated excess since , January 1 la 1 98 Inches. Sun rtaee at 9 SO and seta at 4 38, October 24. 1922, - . TAKEN TIME WEATHER OBSERVATION!! P. M , MOUNTAIN it Eff "a u 1 1 U WEST 12 ctair .00 Clew .00 Cteof nr .00j( foudjr .00 .0O tear ,oon NEW YORK , ? oo AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE - f slftlfUla .00 cu-.- .00CMr (The red end blue trade-mar- k label is on all barrels and boxes J Oftiftoar ii e0o)ntr . Raia 2 .00 Clear .OOOtear nOOiriaav .OOlCtear Tirioudy .OrtiCiaa? 4XM tear cldv. .DOfPt ; ABBOTT FUNERAL TODAY. NEW YORK, Oct. 23 Private funeral services for Dr. Lyman Abbott, distinguished preacher and eriltor, who died here yesterday, will be held from his late residence in Lexington avenue tomorrow morning.- - Burial will be at New WindA public memorial service sor N. Y. will be held the evening of October 81 In the Madison avenue Presbyterian cburcia - v v a) 4 You Can Soon Feel Its , Strengthening, Invigorating Effect At ilPfood Druggist WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidaeys-Heart-Li- Keep tfte vital organs healthy by regularly taking the- - worlds etandardremedy fortridney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles LATHUnDHl till Saturday THE WESTERN COMPANY - 'Chicago Wholesale Drug , Distributors; Daden Wholesale Drua CO Ogden, Utah. TW Naur York v Wholesale Dry Goods Distributors; Deckar-Patric- k CO- Salt Laka City. For Salt by Schramm. Johnson, Drugs Laks City, st sr.d that love to him waa but a game of hearts. I thought of thore poor rirls who were to suffer similar fates and so I killed him,Mr. Beal explained. After Mrs. Beal shot and killed Anderson she dangerously wounded herself with the same revolver. She is fully re, covered. Denies Poisoning Relative. ' WHITE CLOUD, Mich., Oct. 94. Mrs. Meda Hod ell denied on the witness stand today that ths poisoned tier father-in-laDavid HodeO. who died at her farm homo near hero last March. 6he faces a charge of murder. Airs. Hodells testimony occupied the entire session today and marked the opening of testimony for the defense. No poison had oVer been in Her home, to her knowledge, the defendant testified. She declared she would not be able to Identify the poison from which a state chemist has testified Hodeil died. The witness said she had signed a confession under duress, and following threats by state police officers to take her, at midnight, to the home where both her father-in-laand tier husband, Romie Hodeil, died within a few months, Hodeil Mrs. will return to thestand for tomorrow. w Rosenbluth Probe Opens Today. 23. 5 3. A folder containing recipes for other ways to use and preserve cranberries, sent free. f 90 Ovcr Million Bottles Sold so - To be sure of a selection of the choicest varieties ask for Eatmor Cranberries. BROADWAY- AT 4 - Four. Pago Exceptional Merit Prom lead for Celebration ef Orphaum Circuit nounced he will seek the death penalty for Mr Champion. Anniversary Week. Mrs. Champion is charged with shootTh biggest week In the history of the ing OConnell following an altercation Orpheum circuit of vaudeville theaters between him and another man In a resAccording to witnesses, opened yesterday the celebration in fifty taurant here. cities of the United States and Canada O'Connell followed Mrs Champion and a anniof the circuits third of a century man, who later said he was her husversary. Her in Salt - Lake the celebraband, into the restaurant. OConneli was tion flihsally- opens at- the Qrpheum heard to exclalm; t urn 'going to get a drink .from that fellow," witnesses say. night ' An especially fine blU has been sent There was nn argument and OConnell here for the occasion and every act la waa knocked to the floor. When he A witness primed to give Its very best and to as- arose the shooting began. sist In making the anniversary engage- told police that Mrs. Champion fired three ment a distinctive one in every respect. shots from under her husbands coat, but The Orpheum circuit had Hs Inception she denied this next day to the police. In San jFranclsoo In a single theater opened by Martin Beck, present chief ex- Peggy Beal Acquitted. ecutive cl the circuit, and Morris Meyer-felKANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 23 A Jury Jr. The next house was opened In Loe Angeles and from there additional tn criminal court here acquitted Marie houses were soon acquired or built east- F. Peggy" Beal tonight of the murder ward. Now the Orpheum circuit operates of Frank P. Anderson here last sumfifty theaters and is building new ones mer. Hie jury deliberated two hours. "Prisoners in the county Jail adjoineach year. It is One of the two vaudeville circuits and Is closely silted ing the courtroom joined the applause with the other one, tbe B, F. Keith, incited by the announcement of the acquittal.- The room was crowded despite ciroul. the late hour. The trial started this morning. Few witnesses were examined and the testimony waa short. DATA Anderson confessed to her, Mrs. Beal states, that he was married; that he at Balt data weather take City, had no intention of obtaining a divorce Comparative Ortob-- r 23, 1922- 47 waa degree; Highest today deZO highest la tble month since 1X71 wss 88 lowgrees; lowest last sight wt 88 degrees; BIIJ ef im Qmt SnMls France, Cm MSI asifrsf,, Nns two-re- Ca Hoping V eIemembcrthe tale price of3 5c is for only a fas all-st- toy, aad hews Weekly. . Dr. IVesf s Tooth Brush is of truly individual character and value of comedy. The regular price adult size is 50c This special introductory offer will hold good lor only a lew days longer. You can secure one at a worth-whil- e saving by acting promptly. , DoubleGround lor Instant Solubility. NoMix-in- g -- KINEMA 50c v I - Regutaf pries it At All Dealers NEW YORK, Oct. The postponed investigation by the federal grand jury of the statements made by former Captain Rosenbluth, now under indictment for the murder of Major Alexander F. Cronk-hlt- e at Camp Lewis four years ago, will be begun tomorrow, Assistant United States District Attorney Joyce announced tonight. Jonah H. Goldstein, Rosenbiuths counsel, is expected to be one of the princi-pa- y witnesses. To him is attributed one of the statements about to be investl-gote- d, to the effect that' befdle the1 grand jury was to hear the Rosenbluth case, persons closely associated with the department of justice, made the direct proposal that it would be cheaper for Rosenbiuths friends to contribute to a fund to prevent the indictment than It would be to go to trial. The Investigation will be conducted by United States Attorney William Hayward. . The Experiment Was a Success, But the Subject Died rT A man owned a horse. Ilay was high priced, go the man decided to feed hi$ horse dead, leaves, which were cheap, lie began to congratulate himself on his thrift when his horse died. . t a.t "iuj e 7 Tbe moral is plain. It holds good in everything you do. You can even buy fuel at less per ton than the price of Martins quality coll. But if it is HEAT per dollar you want, youll see the wisdom of getting the benefits of our coal and service. a - . ,4 Fascisti Are Barred From Entering23. Italian Capiliod ROME, tct. (By the Associated Pres The government has taken precautions to prevent tbe passing through Rome tomorrow of large crowd of fascist! on their way to Naples, where they are to hold a big demonstration. It is estimated that 40,000 fascist! will take part in the gatherings The carabineers and royal guard have been reinforced and strict instructions have been given that any steps may be resorted to, including the tearing up of the railway tracks, in order to prevent the fascisti from entering Rome. Preparation have been made in Naples by the fascist! to insure a great manifestation of their strength without creating n uifM) ? disorder, Weather Change Cause Blckntta. Extreme changes of weather during fail cause many colds and coughs For quick relief from throat, chest and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and croup use Foleys Honey and Tar. Contain no opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper, Largest selling cough medicine in the world. Foleys Honey and Tar is the most pleasant and efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever new, writes Wr. Jones, El Dara, Illinois. Schramm-JohnxoDrugs, Five (5) Good fitoras. AAdvertioejjenLL. - The National ReWiedy of Holland foe centuries. 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