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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUKE, SATUI. DAT MORNING. SEPTEMBER BIT F s Cable News Radio Changes With Daylight Saving Shift PRESIDENT EXCOMMCMCATED, GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Sept. 31 A dispatch from the Quito OP). co "respondent of the, newspaper t.i NEW YORK end unlverao says that provisional Pre) of daylight saving time will dent lstdro Ayora has been excomhave its affect on the radio. municated by th archbishop of Utah . Solon . Paints Dark, Attacked After Services; Left Quito When numerous cities turn because of a decree Issued ye' Singer Claims Proof of Pur their clocks back an hour on terday authorizing board of assist In Dying Condition 'by chase of Jewels in U. S. ance to sell former church land a Sept. 29 to resume standard Preary Picture of Future f tune, chain program will be , The x communication also would an hour later In many eommu- . extend to thoae whd purchase or rent Three Years Ago." Miscreant. Qf I) S. Cattle. Industry. nltles which did not have dayproperties wnlcn previously belonged to the church and now known as be- light saving time. Along with the switch to inr in "dead" hands. (CooUsued froar Pas On ) WASHINGTON1. By TOM FETTEY. standard tune, broadcaster Sept. 39 (Unl NEW YORK. Sept 38. Th treat who had lightened their schedversa!). Hard time for rancher, HOLT PLACES IN of of worth 160 QIE8TION and premium coupons Ganna Walaka coup ha taken plac ules for the summer begin sheepmen and cattlemen of the JERUSALEM, Sept 2 tT). The and tonight the singer and perfumed th Plffy Wlgly store were Bits. their winter feature. . wntern stale would follow a Dem whole of holy place today lady is believed to hav her IJ.aOO- .question ocras victory and it traditional ing. seemed likely to be raised a a 000 collection of Jewels back tn hef tariff (lathing. Senator Reed Smoot the that advanced Police theory of continued excitement and boudoir table. At least that 1 th of Utah, chairman of the senate II- - the Underwood act, large quantities th woman, who is an ardent church demons trauma among the ' Jewish moat plausible of the stone vu- natic commlttM, warned hi con' of frosen beef and mutton were di worker, was closing; up tne cnurcn masses over th incident at th wailable in tit custom house .corridors V1. UtnenU in an open lettar today. verted from Europe to the United shortly before midnight Thursday ing wall when Jews celebrating Vora this afternoon. ins con vi pnxiucuon 01 oeei States. This was halted before the folio win; a reception in honor of the KJppur were Interfered with by the Mm. Walaka. th wtf of Harold and mutton la enormously greater In Karon Jones, ana Mrs. Jerusalem polio. Work was stopped McCormlck, who insist her legal the United State than In any other war, but resumed after the war, and minister. well of new a deaconess a an a horn hour for is In Paris, and that sh Is only yesterday evening wrote only checked following the 1923 pro- - Jones, country," the church. Miss Martha A. Beber throughout the entire country by a visitor to her husband's country. . Bmoot, continuing: vecuve larui iaw. . when she heard a noise at the order of the Jewish national coun- called at the custom building lat "Free competition with these coun"The American packers dominate meyer.end 01 me oasemenu cil. In Jerusalem every Jewish shop Her lawyer. Henry D. esterday. tries means Increasing- Imports. the beef business In other countries front A she left th primary depart' waa closed and traffic stopped whii WhjtlT at Ha will lulkley, accompanied her, i ucj mi k Hm4MH and control Import. A afcty on beef hastened to room and ment th steps a meeting attended by 10,000 person with a bulging black oajr Wllnlr packers, and the consumer will be restrict their power come dependent on foreign- - producleading up to th first floor of th was addressed by rabbi and mem crecy surrounded them and customs official were silent church at the front 01 in Duuain bers Of the Zionist executive. tion. Only the most favorably situHow can I dispeca of second-han- d This afternoon it waa said sh had ated domestic producer could re- furniture, or find more comfortable she was felled by th blow of LAKGE DANISH BANK FAILS. obtained that part of her collection main In business, place to liver" Use Tribune Want blacklack. of gem the naughty customs man According to air. jonee, more man 'immediately after the passage of Ads. COPENHAGEN. SepL' 38 VP). had seised when sh landed here two hundred person attended in re Private banks, th second largest week ago. It appear the customs took conclusion he it ception and at failed to open men wer Danish bank, private off to turn ail himself Just keeping her gems for it upon light it doors today. The bank ha suf her until sh needed them. Mm. in the church room on th first floor fered toss chiefly heavy through of the building. He told pollc that Interest in a Oerman m&nufsctur Walaka. it was said, had remembered she bought most of th Jewel from a Mrs. Kinney stated to him sh would ing plant A conference which lasted little French jeweler In Fifth venue, remain for a whiia and clean up the all of trad at the ministry night ld A custom permit re room basement in which the recep failed to reach a basis for recon vealed aha bad declared the earn tion had been held and supper served struction. statement bank's last The, gem upon sail Ing for France. So , showed a capital of 80.000,000 kroner they wer Re tamed to Chnrvh returned to her a reserve is.ooo.ooo a of (15.000,ooo . American purchase. Te Tarn Oat light. kroner ($3,750,000) and a working If th coup la a matter of .red ink Shortly afterward. Mrs. Kinney of 6,000,000 kroner (11.210, record, much or th significance ent to her home and asked her son surplus removed from th decision of th Paul Frailer, whether he 000). higher custom court at Washington. would assist her in th worlc Frazier CRITICS FA8f ON TALKIES. Th decision now a pal told polio that he was just getting J8 LONDON. 0f. English academic ting and when ft come Sept into bed. and consequently pleaded critic alito th that will serv week agree next prove nothing to wait until enee of generally with his mother-in-la- w the film drama ha been per- more nor leas than Mm. Walska's morning. She replied that she would, new of broken art the residence. It will be by legal However, manently according to Trailer, but said that "talkies." whlcn were seen m tne important In that It will determine she would return to the church and the first full length theater program in the modern woman's right to estab turn out th basement tight. lish a legal domicile teparat from ! That was the last seen of the wo- England last night If veil are' keeping' aa eye opea for tho ket foods, torn win that of her husband without being man until shortly after 7 o'clock know the pUc to find them! Tba HOSKISSON Btoraa carry AMBASSADOR SAILS. legally separated from her hut-ecu aic arc aera, ia. when iiy th finest qoamv M looasmns. the da ugh Friday morning, YOKOHAMA. Japan. Sept 28 UP). band. Aa. of eoari KM1 aerriea. ter found that her mother had new Japanese not slept in her bed. She awoke Fra-de- r, Xatsujl Debuchl, ambassador to Washington, sailed and while he was getting dressed. for America today with his family on the girl went alone to the church. He succeeds A tell-tablood was th th Bhlnyo Mam. of pool - Beat Matsudatra. who daughter air, large heads, specially priced for Saturday first sight which greeted th fright- Tsuneo SeUuko married Prince Chlchlbu toened eye of the daughter But from day. Mr. Matsudalra will become Bpsclal to Th Trlktlitf. blood bottom at of the of the therxwl Seeded or I ambassador to Oreat Britain. Mr. ELKO, Nev. s. C. Dlnsfnore. di stairs, to the chair in which her Debuchi Seedless of foreign rector mother was sitting unconscious, the affairs atwas rice minister of the Nevada department of was and secretary Tokyo pine girt found no trace or track of of the Japanese embassy at Wash- weigni ana measure. Is expected a vrikV bakers blood. Apparently the woman had to arrlv in" this city 8a turd ay and been carried from the spot where ington at one time. will go to Starr valley to inspect po' been and blow felled tatoes for commercial grading, which the she had by GERMAN MOTORISTS SAIL. ar be sent to San Francisco marplaced in a chair approximately for28 BERLIN. OP). Sent Ons hun ket.to One ' carload of these potatoes ty feet away. TUN dred members of RIPE and the thirty HATCHES CORNED POTATO went out Tuesday for western marOLIVES PISH Automobile Deutsche Screams, , Allgemelne Neighbors, Hearing BEEF koxes CHIPS kets It ia stated that there will Grofsn's fi Whiu , Caa Ue 17 c klub, the oldest motor association be at and Jola Frightened Girl least IS more carloads for shipCaa i tor Is aboard the sailed, Germany, ment Th spuds are being shipped Screaming with fright, the girl ran back to her home and told Frazier steamship Muenchen for New York from the ranches of Quillici, Davl will tour United the today. They seen. she what had and Ooodale in Starr valley by Frank Neighbors heard LEAF SYRUP Adams of the Western FruiUand the screams of the girl and Joined States for five weeks, studying her. Produce company of Twin Falls and Mrs. carried They Kinney . ' Full 49 pt. can were then are bringing from 820 to $25 per ton. into her home, and police HASSELL GOES TO SWEDEN, ' . notified. ' according to grade, and are of the COPENHAGEN. 28 , Maple Leaf Syrnp is mad from imported Bent Bert - v B urban kvwnety. Immediately following the dlscor-- ! Ruet wnen 70a are poor- was American who Haseell, airman vumiu wpH ery of the woman's unconscious form, rescued in Greenland after in thll rich nmi orer Vflnr MnribM. nutlMI being Charles W. Edwards, who is the pro in wonderful Maple aroma that arises. Pn-down on a nignt from Rock-for'cakes eoverod with dolkleus Maple Loaf gyrus of a grocery store - directly torcea111., prietor left today for Sweden. He are certainly great ; ... across Blaine avenue from the will return to Copenhagen on Mon church, told police of a man, dapper .Parker Cramer, Hassell's comin dress and with a small scar on his day. Mada with panion in the venture, will leave for who left store entered had the cheek, MUk and BOISE. Idaho wv-Eig- ht children. five time during an hour Thursday Oennany tonight. ' Honev... six of them In an orphan asylum in HEALTH BREA- Devening r had always Inquired the WHOLE WHEAT , north Idaho, are awarded 87838 be Noae WUhJ,'(,;-,Mtime and purchased salted peanuts, BREAD XUC cause of the death Of their father In a and who, when he was not in th lumbering accident by the State Instore, was walking up and down the dustrial board. as noewaiic if in front th of church ' Cakes. The father. Ray Chase, of Lewis- r. --i .. v waiting for someone who might be ' ton, was killed when a log hit him on COEUR D'ALENE. Idaho OPWTh attending tne reception. the chest The money will be held The man, according to Edwards, Kootenai county sheriff was In trust for the children until they are wore a- brown suit, a light felt hat. investigating the alleged Friday accidental ano was approximately five feet four shooting of Al Ferguson, a sheen-- ! ic years old. Inches tall, weighing about 140 neraer, oy lorn Huntington, a com' pounds. Mrs. W. F. Powell, living at pardon, on a ranch near here. iTis south, rmn East street, whose was wounded in the ab Ferguson husband is a railroad engineer, also domen when Huntington was hantoid ponce that she saw the man: dling aa automatic pistol near their was suspicious of him because of his cam pi ire on tne William Brule ranch FOE SALE actions, and her description tallied on Mica creek Thursday night The ui every detail with that given by pair had left their camp to investimedium wool Mwara. gate a commotion among the sheep. 7- Huntington fired a shot. h aaM in Minlter Believes V'V frighten Intruders. After they reMrs. Kinney Was Attacked. firuld wax turned to the camp Ferguson was 8e 0. H. Huslip,' Belief that Mrs. Kinney was as found to have been shot FLIT exsaulted robbed was not only . Junket Green and The wounded man was ' to HnntsvHl, UUb '; brought American The fly killer pressed by neighbors, but by the hospital her in a critical mnrfi. 4 healthful Beer y Pepperi Beaaty tion. as minister of the well. church : J. S. PEERY, Owner Pt. draort . I truly believe that Mrs. Kinney lbs. 10 3 btls. 25 2 pkgl.25 If finding a buver is a ervine Qt; 89 was hit over the head with some sort Hyland 1827. of an instrument," Mr. Jones said with you call unon Th Trihun.y Ma. nm uu. Friday. "Police and friends have W,.t. w .M ELGI.'I KUT BUTTER- - . : failed to find her purse and it Is known she a sum that of carried Institute. It Ehjla Nat Bntter U approved by Good Hoaaekecpln money with her at all time. Ap takes the placa of creamery batter. Voa are alwari inr of the parity m M.ll man buildthe And entered the of Nat Batter. this wheleoomenera parently nd beside, PREMIUMS WITHOUT ANY EXTRA COST. YOU GET VALUABLE ing during the reception and hid in a closet or In some other place, waitWhit ing for the reception to come to an FIAVY end." ; Lilli Rosa. , "Then when everyone bad left BLACK SUED! with the exception of Mrs. Kinney, Daisy Silk ;.qt. 8 , BLACK SATIN he slugged her," Mr. Jones concluded. U IX to M hours fresher thaa most atilk At st. Mark's hospital, where the delivered in Salt Lake v unconscious woman was taken, both New Colors s LIZARD I Dr. H. B. Felta, the family' physi15 1 : Children's Whipping Cream, yT pint PATENT O. Dr. C. R. Pugmlre. who cian, and ' . examined Mrs. Kinney, expressed the TAN CALF A soap eombinatloh ia powdered form : fTTlV ITDTri diflereat belief woman Slipper that the been had hit from any yea hate ever used. on th left side of the head with a ' $1.50 Value A SUEE AND BAfE CLEANING AGENT blackjack, j. lor tineas or other whit foods, kitchen atensiU, pots, pans, No Scratches Found dishes, eat class, silverware, washing machine or washboard use, t CHEERIO cleanses everything rapidly without injury. T Indicate Fall. ' " .. Style Heels Toes, Narrow, Bound, SPECUL 8 FOE 1 SALE SATURDAY According to physicians, there wer SATURDAY no scratches or cut on the head 10c Pkgi., for 10 Square. which would indicate a fall. FingerfP537A.L A special inducement for yoa to try this wonderful powdered soap. print expert from the police head- quarters, as well a from the sheriffs PUMPS office, could find no prints which Ww Tender Frexh-ua- lity ; would aid authorities In tracing the STRAPS Bovs. Girl.. Mlssas i i , N, rot tV ' thug. H i sad Chi Wren Meat ss falain im ponalartty every day. W never OITORDS Oar htf Mrs. Kinney Is the wife of the resisacrifice aaality lor price. When visitors arrive yoa alwavs feet dent comTIES of state the Market. road engineer Cleaa, Sanitary sale if year Meat comes from HOSKISSON mission, working on project No. It's always deUckmHy leader. . .. 104-- A on th Zlon-M- i. v .. Carmel highOxfords Widths . LI Oram Z way. Ejbr many years he was emAAA U MSB ik ployed fey the Denver tt Rio Grande Eoas't,' lb. . Western Railroad company. Late Friday afternoon he arrived at the bedside of hi wife at St Mark hos- ROUSES SMOOT THUG'S VICTIM onThe , re-s- 29, 1923 Jarbitlge Woman Stabs With' Knife Hurrah! Record on the aacial la Ths TnkuM. ELKO. Nev. District Attorney X L. Clark ha received a telegram from Juitlo of the Peace D. F. 8 lattery at Jarbidge advising him that D. F. Farri had been subbed near th heart with a butcher knife, wielded nam was given by a woman who a Anna Ray. Farru, although sen ously injured, has a chance of recovery, according to th attending physician, and unless complications aria, will recover. Th district at tomey ha no other details of. the stabbing. Th woman is said to be th wife of J. M. Ray. who entered a plea of guilty to a forgery charge in th district court in Eiko recently, and who is now serving a term In the Nevada suu prison, I W. ."!- ng . K- ' oooooooooooooooooooooo o Q mwmjz eye o Q o o o o o o o s o o o o o o o o 6 o o kt o o in o o o CAULIFLOWER:.: b.5c o o o o o o Ig.pkg.3fcr25c; 7VO DATATirc 10 lbs. 10c o vtni o Q MAYONNAISE JESSE Z: pt. 19c o O o Q Q o str lc f o Si g l-u- - ll nAPLE 29 Incomparable Artist ALJOLSON SI VNT sSJl Teacher's Dress Caused Arrest YOU'LL WANT THIS RECORD ua. takon . o o o o LARD Pork Roast Best lb. cot sh. 28 par j wuu 2Ibt.3S suc4 Sugar Cured Bacon lb.SSt o ican school at N0WI .tMlieiiieetMSMMieeM Addns. Glen Piano Co. Brof.-Robcr- U J juzr?l:jLciii L Jennl Jllaon, director of th Amer Brouasau. iVl Zf4 Wu. 1343 South Main Xe Stori Hours I 475 sV. m. to 6 p. Reduced! Misses, Apparel Z. C. M. I. '. . Junior Dept. Second . HOME OWNED STORES qoooooooooooooooooooo floor - d, Compensation Law Makes Eiglit Heirs : '.r, .V , Lars, , nrf . : Lovely New Fall of Detectives David H. Clayton announced Friday night that men of hi department, working in conjunction with Chief Deputy 8her tff LeRoy Larson, would continue the investigation and make every effort to apprehend the man who felled and then robbed the church worker. METHODISTS ASSAIL SMITH. DeFAIRFIELD, HI, Sept 28 nouncing Governor Alfred E. Smith as "the most dangerous antagonist of all we hold most dear." the southern Illinois Method wt conference today adopted resolutions cai'ing on ail preachers to work for the election of Herbert Hoover aa president ,';,- - . . . The junior Miss Shooting Mishap Probe Conducted OLD EWES for ." :hdbl Toes ui Over three hundred beautiful little echool and , dressy frocks in wool crepes,' jersej-8- silks,, flannels and novelty weave. New and delightful styling . Price ' Daintily trimmed and ierriceably a multitude of pleasing y ; color combination . Grouped in siies froni 8 to 15 tailored-Compri- sing; -- A Special Lot of . ' Children's Wool Bath Robes priced at 2.55 " . 3.40 4.50 Charming Juvenile idea in comfortable little wraps that wijl wear and serve . Fashions II rn reit t ' I I en o.ov Velvets $M ; Fall atld Wiriter Coats for Junior Girls A most wonderful collection of girls' new coat in all the popular plaids and season's colors. . Smartly Pur Trimmed Cuffs and Collars uvl 45 (95 250, In tailored and sport models 3 V , and can be had in sizes from 7 to 16 7.20 All Materials SIMS Priced to Suit Every Taste and Pocketbook t Black, Taa to to 57.00 an DON'T MISS THE PLACE TAKE ELEVATOR - I See These Coats First , ' o a. Potato Inspection ' O O of Berkeley, Calif- - and I Director. Planning le (tne-tast- in o Sanderson blsa Haas r Tb teachers under rentenc Lucille Day, Sanu Monica: Edith 1 - Rams are th toy of every boasevife. The rind and alt sarplos fat suu been removed, maklaf them easy so slice. They are eared and hickory smokod, tasarin yoa. a sronderfnl tasUn near deiieacy foe every eceasiea. ORDER ren In-la- 0o o o o o 10c DAISY DREAD o 4A. o Jt Il o Special Loaf Calce SU:.; each 20c o " o ipUmt'V'oti'ta: 0 o 6 o OllfJSOfJ'S WAX oo o o o o o o oQ o 7fl o 65 out wu po o o o o o 49 3 o o o Q o 2 M4Sc o 0 o o o o lTTTt?0 46c lb. o 1JU1 I o o yO o o 2 lis. G: o ........ o o o o WUJjIjIUII o o o o o o o 2 o o o o Meats o o o o o o . o r .23 o o;loungmuttoiired.iSr o o micoioii. iiamo k? 11,320 o pital. Lieutenant Missiaa SANTA MONICA. Calif.. 8Dt 28 (!. Mr. W. H. Day, mother of one of three American teacher tenoed to Jail in ConsUntlnople yesterday, aid today her daughter had wrttun her that th real cause of her arrest was that ah wore her best drea oa Sunday, Offans also was taken because the thre teacher offered grace ' before partaking of food. , , 75c BOY TH3C S A BAIKBOW HOUKD MY SHOl'LDE.. orrkSstrs that UJS rrampBlil k; thtoasams lb Viuahaa three-year-o- o o o o qt.fn BRUNSWICK By That I Popular and - surplus-produci- A -- Z. C. 'ii,'i.i i H. L SECOND 7X002 iiV f, |