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Show THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1926. 10 r FREE ?r 00 ? 5 Above the knee length with triple heel and toe. Beautiful texture, in blue fox gravel, light blonde JEW FALL HAT The Largest Stock The Lowest WITH ANY SUIT OR Arthur Hayes, Connected With Shooting of Officer Pierce, Is Paroled. Liberal Terms 9 9 9a 9 as Will Hold Any Coat or "Dress 2 Pairs $3.15 Or to Warm Weather Over Stocked-D- ue We fJust Unload at Once Prices Drastically Slashed Prices The Most OCOAT J)eposit 65 $1 nude, shadow, etc. . J. E, Marangar, who has rvd turt days of an In years and twenty-tw- o determinate sentence for second degree murder In connection with the II David of Patrolman killing Crowther In 1523. was denied his ap-- , plication for termination of interne by the state board of pardons at it regular sitting Saturday Ralph Re boldt was executed for the crime The board aiso refused teronna-- , tlon for Mike Finnan, who was sent to prison In 191? for voluntary manslaughter In Summit county. Finnan was st liberty for several years a?tr escaping from a convict road camp In September, 1?20 Milton Anderson, convicted of grand larceny, was paroled to his father Jioth were bo was Charles How den convicted of horse stealing in Duchesne county. an granted ConcepTermination tion Belgado from a sentem e imposed for voluntary mandauhtHr in a drunken brawl In Carbon county Belgado had served nearlv foil Parole was granted Arthur Hayes, companion of Geoipe Allen in an atThe attempt retempted robbery sulted in the fatal shooting of Police Sergeant N. P. Pierce, for which Allen was executed. Both Haves and Allen were tried Jointly for the mur- dor? but Allen stated under oath that Hayes was not present at the time of the shooting. Richard Gordon, who smbarslad aj aum of money from Sam Piccolo to was retrieve losses in gambling, granted termination. Other action taken by the state board of pardons follows: Jose Baktoshi, murder first degree, communted at once; Francis Bernard, auto theft, denied; James Miller, rob- terminated; James Ryan, bur- ' bery, second degree, denied; Art Jlcd-- l giary man, violator of liquor laws, terminated; George J. Merritt, grand lur- t cany. continued to Koyemher: Ubailcs . O. Pugralre, statutory offense, continued to November; Joe Alexander, robbery, denied; Raymond Rarretu robbery, terminated to go to dr A Meadows prison, state of New York, William Bonnev, robbery, denied,! .Charles H. Criddle, burglary third de-- jterminated. gree, George Dwyer, cmbexzlement, paroled, Jean Foy, iob- bery, denied; James Fatopolus, forgery, denied; Kenneth Gardner, bur-- 1 giary second degree, denied; Harry Hardy, grand iarcenv, terminated,; Burton Hanold, indecent assault, termlnated; James E. Jones, grand larceny, denied, Donald A Kan, hui continued to giary second degree November; Harry Kennedy, assault with deadly weapon, withdrawn, John King, robbery, denied, !ary grand larceny, denied; Prank Dear, burglary second degree, denied, J ( Markham, auto theft, denied; John Markins, robberv. denied; Jam burglary third dgee, terminated; L. C, Newberry, burglary second degree, denied; Leland Ohlson, assault with deadly wan non. denied. i Fapadakls, voluntary manslaugtiter,paroled; J. A. Sanches, robbery, termlnated Tony Salerno, lohbon d nied; Wilbur Wilson, grand larceny. third degree, denied; George McBride, W. A. Whelpley, burglary burglary denied; degree, continued to third degree, denied; Henry Williams, December, George La. White, assault burglary second degree, denied. Mar- - to commit statutory offence, dinted, old Grover tlUsIcmeanor Mtrrano, grand larceny, denied: Loe- - t'barle Jesse Hunt, murder second degree, de- charge, denied. nied; Bert Hansen, grand larceny Make a few extra dollars on that and burglary second degree, denied; B. V Jensen, bitrgjjrv third lgrt.e, Idle Bewing machine through the denied; George Mendelkow, burg.aiy Want Columns of The Tribune Small SILK CHIFFON HOSE Chain Our Store Buying Power SVlonday , at 1 0 A. Never before, so early in the season have we reduced prices to compare with these featured Monday. We must wait no longer to reduce stocks. Clearance is our only thought. Costs and Profits Have Been Forgotten v Don't Wait Fall Suits and New j l Longer Overcoats Over 500 to Choose From Youll Not Find Values to Equal These Again This Season. Monday Let Us Show You COATS Today. Well Gladly It. Charge 29 s Come 5- - 1 "i1 Youll Regularly $25 to $35 All beautifully fur trimmed and elegantly deigned. All are leteet Including all the neweet etyles, color, and materials. All to go into this big lot. ehip-ment- COATS Worth Need a Hat. Get One FREE. $ Double COATS 75 Regularly $4000 to $50.00 marveloua Coata, in all the better materials, and trimmed with lovely Furs. Silk lined. Really le, Value without a precedent In the city. Bolivia, velours, suedlnes, etc. New Gracepoint collars, bodice backs, big fur colA A truly marvelous lara. g Men-de- ALL SIZES Exchanges. Every 85 nec-on- We invite comparison on all the coats in this sale. We feel sure we are giving values that C Salt Lake has not seen in several seasons. Love- liest materials and costly fur trims. All colors and sizes. We Cannot Agriculture Secretary Says Democratic Campaign Print a Picture of This King, hut We Can Show Tou Will Handbook Is Absurdity J js the 1 the b ok issued f)f national ( iMr g doi-i- MAY FLOWER agrbuture Blue-whit- d ENGAGEMENT RING su h a table ted as bewas t.tkiM D in ide bv Mr ing Jurdine in hi letter which uhh sent to Repn i ut i e John g T.lson, of Dome tic uf c aMru iJinpaign direc-- t r for the an MhatorLtl m m 0 mmmltti'e, who r.iad emigre lti b re- o e A Wonderful Diamond in Handsome Hand-Carve- issued .re repr nn uh the fig ui v pub FIGURES ABSURD rr ng t ) flgur L h rf f Mr Jardino said Inclusive If h nk No b ell gr u FOR Mil h it Dautd t ' s Tli bv the Furth r u ur e given for the la if rt d m I , u e the rfi.Tit ti e VtH S at $125 Bay Seal DISCOUNT 10 a. m. FUR COATS ON ALL COATS The styles of the hour. Cleverly fashioned and full silk lined. AND ( leter b a contlmie-M t 'd p.i r r the v t?f d fu no hem t ir v Mr Non 'I R M-1,,- ! lat'on of I'ims (f js?o. prne v meiah U' 150 Not Already Marked Down All Other Furs to $500, in Sale ... 25 Off ( c 2'' nmn- - refer Regularly $20 to $25 tf usim( , Ji Vt e In his t W l's N f n t s fut ir'iy a t i i.r , j Hundreds of them an assortment un rivaled m the city and values we are sure without an approach. Just come f in and see them. The high quality their rich satih and allk materials will fascinata you, and avary new style s represented in black and all popular :i g 22 ! a he ra'lit he ween wh. im-i.I r farm du ?r.l vci . of ,iL c m n d L- 1re- - It f 1 ot'siod e, n d. hv Regularly $35 to $50 You'll flnd theae values truly Irresistible. f Iti pTj aflfltk I V Dresses for party, street and social affairs of the coming season. Of finest georgettes, satins, silk crepes, ate.. Pleats, tier effect, blouee, ripple every new Fashion noto for Pall and Winter fa struck In this glorious assemblage. Black and ail colors. Sixes 1C ts 44. ISB fLat w 0 Jtm pH t rh e idir.g the repe Mve indexes as published hv the bureau t x ta Jt of lab calling the colors. the pur. basing pwr nf the fam-e- r dollar ETFECT MISLEADING. But t bo f gut re !.iifl'i In the f re. f r 'he fhr going table viru 24 and ? h e a "21 son l ody ha uppgrmi' absurd M bv the stake authorities ai.d not jet real agri ullural j tc t n wn tc!jure th oth.r other high church officials, Includ- Pareni-- T eachers .i'vh! bnng the tal N to be i, f gun b d i 'ale bv graff1rg up n It th-of the first prehini v ' members d. tn ing iai pro Give Entertainment v hich I ot he n bav i!t u The fol owing muical prorracm has t tesw tt r n't. f i.t P' . a e u P therein ar t r 't r Ivo! arranged hv Jamr N Astin r m If s h mm Tbef. w to The Tribune. ' Ke t t la t , h !r Je'iDr. f .vukm i , .( t n or r b r part of Hallelujah t hortia pi A WEBB mUb ad ng hoi- -, t ri in' rrt If V n tt ml t) FiRK M", Kep rarest T to te .ettlol on e I Teachers e , 1 vv n ,r til' f otvan.iation In ward ad g entertained the Hgr! t fit been t'omruandnvents f imix hnir, ' i utsht to the new cmnasiam. lat n tp go't g ihr ugh a s. w but Gate to the Tnile." parent r!v I lord w A Umn r r to J"-t priB'ipal of tle gram-- j T e t.rocn Hosserriah," anthem, friarth aohtx.l F'anl, N in rharge ft ('hrte' unhsMig cboir prwr nf 'arm fivejrdu tecaen gave resJ ng and Mn Vi H La r sen bv gr Chapel nl;Nibley .f , f the orgaalxatifta. told m fr f or tnr j xv i heir what tt it year program ,ws CiD PAETT OIVEK. Will Be Dedicated nine in I n It true ' r ther were lert Ir iidih by Mrs W rti- to frlbuoe it' ' K The of tAe ereatnf s'umped In price h1 f.U hUf j ! Mn a is llftitMay FORK, fvt ll-t Is equaJlr N ape M in dancing ha v Park wal rti that St Sllh H AWRRlrAs E tlm T. rltiK )nt t)4le mt of rerlo ml imirim e u t d averue wll be nRt e Vrr.k her hone snl eewlrg ire-IKTAIfT IS BTIEIED fwornble pnoe positlf 3ft o rk , mdav eve- - ib main feature of ?, qr,.d Hefresb eremitic the latest month for wi ,(t (,ir . , V t Shares Seelsl to Tho Tribal a rv tr fourteen merits Vble. f re e mplet H R A V t e ,r p eden , wMl offer the iut is. rane-- al aerrf'we fer nr1 t mm mbog pv n Donad aua of Mt urtin ftJl ai ' Bird OriTCERS tWTtlTAIB (el hmd un has nr PIM who Wp " ) ' dir been rrsrarlrod , nn! tl - prewar vn was hb Mm- - tho ami bat ard )r ht RTt A MF a AS Fokg M -- Tl eta- terdey ai v ume of bw grand mrnr cnmuleted have afflceea of the Amertn Tk Mr amt Hllllin E RlM course ni 'rfrrmed ntn w'll naur a Inu Idea a, nr srarj s ft echool entertained ttw t street koatj BiaSop letvwn arirue fr m Ui tht dlff niltles I n . h!nn In tbs big a bool Jr IniKt dsare 'iohn ktari offfated bMa was ia grm mr ' f farriers ended that here The nedicsiory Sue rv!o will be at- -. irry riiy remetary v 1c h- -t -- 1 i ri -- 1 t!tnraKe t MEADOWS t i i i HYDROMATIK i Ifi-- t.i , v tirre WASHER l M- - Park r r The World Greatest Washing Machine .hrr, then yon will toy no other. AJ1 - I Try ttiU We Hive EJeotrlo Appaences end Do Eiectrlo Work of Ail Kindi. i d- - p- 7 v ! ? . j i Progress Electric Supply Co. 4 - nN-v- ' irdr j h- i m-- m .Zi ra atiKl-mt- fu-- alm r-- I 75 DRESSES r f I 172 MAIN STREET With mushroom squirrel collar and squirrel puffed sleeves. Beautiful in style and ur H-- to hvhnd SQUARE DEAL JEWELER $250 French Seal FUR COATS er f cnd are, ns used here h itbui d " This taloe to v(,ii weens t e f Monday Sale Tomorrow fot-Jt- t A REAL $50 VALUE Reserve Any In This bv the Democratic senatorial and ongr Monftl omtnlttee intended to how the differ nee between pow.r of the farmer a as roirfuued with the dollar f people in Industrie Dnul iti tt the department of 1 FUR COAT NEW YORK. Oct 6 R v the A- s ' Ltled Pess, ) In a letter made I vibllc tnda, W M Jardine, secretary of ag-- h ulture, t hard terlze as a statistical absurdity figure! In King White Gold, COATS ( W- ; JAMBS 5. WAXKBB, Miniuger 175 EAST TKIKD SOUTH STREET. 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