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Show DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1019 20 0 W Price List of Cost of Strikes Figured Out By Business Man Army Supplies Placed on Sale eo-j,,- groc-Omah- a. -- - ... I van-ltd- .a 1- Inch, each.,. $ I Indictment Dismissed. On motion of United States Attorney W, W. Ray, Judge Tillman D, Johnson this morning In th United State District courU dismissed the Indictment against George Sawln, an from Duchesne - who - we charged with shipping beaver pelt In lnter-stat- a commerce. Investigation by federal agents disclosed th far that Sawln, who markets furs for various trappers in the Uinta baaln, had unknowingly shipped a number of beaver pelts to Chicago with a shipment of various other fur, Mr. Rgy jaliL jOHJ( Wf COOPER. Following th purchase of the control of the Continental Life Insur ance company of Salt Lak by John W. Cooper, of Kansas City, and assc A number of Salt Lake bankers will riates. a meeting of th company was attend the 8t Louli convention of the held here yesterday for the purpose of American Bankers' aiwoclatlon, Includ- teorganlzing the directorate and elect-,onew officers for the eompsny. ing a far as la known now, W. S. The new officers are: John ""W of MoCornlek A Co.; L." H. Farsnworth, of Walker Bros. 'bank; Cooper, president; J. W. Ingram, first vies- - preri d ent--; A. lc Reevea second Royal C- Rarnaa of the Deseret-Nation- al bank; Assistant Cashier Alvin vice president; F. O. Frick, secretary Strong, of the Utah State ; National Rf C. Van Dyke, assistant secretary; bank; John Fife, of the National Bank treasurer;' Dr. H. N. of the Republic; J. A. Malta, of the W. 8. McCornick, George H, National Copper hank; George Goff, of Mayo, medical director; V. L. Sanford, loan (he Sugar Banking company; Joel Beaudry, actuary; tarrieh, of theFarmer' State bank jxamlner; O. P. M. Biersach, . cashand several other ier. jot Woods Cross, bankers who, at date of writing were The new. board of directors whl uncertain whether they could go or consist of John W. Coopsr, president leave be . party ,Oct not.The Life,""X W. Ingram Joined-a- t Ogden by the northern Cali- (? the'PioneerT president of the Salisbury Savings fornia delegation. Sank. Salisbury, Mo., W. T. Kemper, chairman of the board of directors of the National Bank of Commerce Ttnd the Commerce Trust company of Kansas City; A. L, Reeves, formerly actuary' Of the MIAsourtlhsuranee department and attorney at Kansas City; H, R, Macmillan,- - balt-LaW. 8. McCorplck, president of Mc- CornicJT & Co., Bankers, n nd DeWitt Knox, vice president ol -h Nattonal Bank of tha Republic, Salt Lake. g -- 4.-t- o e, Salt-Lak- Charges ' ' Made Without Permission Of Public Utilities Alleges-Tol- - " -- VfE,reMovin2lt fast paper If going can't stay on our shelves the prices we offer. Folks know It's the chance ot a lifetime to brighten np their homes. all next Our sale continues patt'rn to select from. Prlees cut wav down within the reach of Cali in one day next week. l That the Western Union Telegraph company has not filed with the state lublic ufllilTes commission lule of toll charges alleged to have been put In force recently. Is slated by Secretary Thomas E. Banning of that state body. Statement of this -- ttuati&n Mr. was mads today by Banning In connection with charges hat th Western Union' company has fee for een assessing unauthorized - outside . th delivery of- telegrams business district. , It alleged that the Western Union has been collecting a delivery charge ( f from 10 to 2 il cents on. r.ieseace delivered outside the br!neq die rlct without having filed' with the t eceiving permiaaion to ' cha.-gthe -toll . 7" Secretary Banning says attention , th commission has been directed to two specific instance of charges, with h request that the authorities make an Investigation. - simply at ail. Salt Lake Glass & Pain! Co. u5 r, 1st aorrH fT. turned out of thsao shops that I beHow ing diverted lo other points. much of thle busmens will ever come back? How many year of salesmanship has It requlrsd lo build up tha bueineaa in th local ehopa and The stupendous lone to every other Industry, to lha backing house of Kelt Lake and lo tha merchant Cliy Is at one startling. The vigilance end activity of almllar Industries In other cities will mean that much ot this bueineaa will In alt probability remain permanently away from Bait Lake City. If th atrlke la to be a trial of strength It Is at once apparent that If both aldaa persist In retaining thelc original eta ode and If th suggestion that haa gon out that men resume thetr work pending th outcome ot lha nation wula activity to reduco th cost of living then th losses to aH Individual concerned, to every business In Balt Lake City and to tho city at large will mount to many figures. There Is too. a moral aspect which must not b overlooked. Consult the dally newspaper to sea upon what trivial threads domestic discord hang. Tha growing divorce evil and th breaking up of family Ufa Is often founded upon th lack of labor and th consequent Inability to meet the daily demand for support-- ( Ing homo Ilf. Is there not alao In this etrlk an application of tho old adage about the Idle brain? Is B possible that those- - responsible for th strike have gone below th surface to sea how far reaching the effects and how wldo tho loss Is. Would It not bo intareating to know who personally called th atrlke, who he is and what Interest h really ha in tha welfare of tho laborers, hla family, th neighbors and th city at large. Can anyone point to a beneficiary of a foun-drlea- T 1 e ' d f u. , We wlvh to announce to the public the opening of our Chiropractic farlora, Suite 400- ' JO 1 Scott Building. Lake. I Salt in no introduction ti many wonderful curee hare been Chiropractic nmht voiced by thousand of Salt Lake people, lAt us know what your ailment are and we will gladly assist you to the road of Health and Happiness. , . CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE- . RANDS & RANDS PALMER CHIROPRCTOR.S orn-cla- ls SCOTT BUILDING. Phone Was. 9541.' Rea, Ilyland 1025-Rpresident would not leave the train -from th1 until noon, when th parade Office Hours 10 to 4, 6 to 7i30 p. m. depot wee scheduled to start The president did not appear on the platform Of hla train during the stop at tha depot although a, targe crowd o conserve his gtrength M wma waiting to great him. lnrnta nn hla program up to hi de- desired retired after Irav-in- parture tomorrow nlglit war a public much aa possible. president W had promised to mk Mr. Wilson San Diego laal night on the traih. ltuntr tonight and a Haturday night Ha had not breakfasted when thy train n.litrraa at th Hhrlnera' Auditorium. only n brief address at th dinner toarrtved In Los Angeles today. Train ofllciala pulled th private car night. reserving hie principal effort for After conferring with fercy. Tumul- "Mav firmer' to a secluded aid track th maeo meeting At th auditorium. to ty. Mayor M. P. Bnyder and th re- t In order lo permit th asked th crowd-a- finish Ills breakfast. Toprldnt dlacourag ception commltte Belgians Approve Plan tha depot to disband, but Instead the cynwd It alao was announced that A large crowd also the parade from Ih train to th presiIt grew larger. PARIS Spt $. Hv)l-glumhA- . congregated at th hotel where he wns dent hotel would tak place after Agreed .te the proposal, at to stay, before It became known that noot!. but thore who had gathered at th president had decided to remain the station only Inrreaoed In number Franca that a French general bo given and at TO.HO the Mayflower waa supremo commadd of Alllad forces on on th train. th presidential th Rhine aeoordlng to th lourtiaL Arrangements had bean made for brought hark and e hotel through th president on leaving th depot party drove of automobile blocka to walk to a waiting cheering crowd. NEW JAPANESE BHJLP LINE. At the hotel the president went Imthrough n tan of young women, each ORLEANS. Sept 6 NEW III suit and It waa holding a flag. They had formed a mediately to of a new line of Japan he would rest th remainder double Una at the depot. Th president came to Los Angeles of ih day. Doctor Grayson, hla physi- steamers soon ta begin nervlc to New to eonelud his stay on th 1tu-lflcian, eiitcl he waa not III. but realized Orleans, via Cap Jlorn and South coast with a two day visit devoted that the trip eastward during th com- American port wag announced her only appoint- - ing week would be a atrenuan on and today by a representative of Nakabure mostly to rast. Th lln 168 S. MAIN STREET . r to-th- Eetab-Uehme- nt c i LADY ATTENDANT. A g ' Company, of Toklo. Japan, th company. oper-atla- LONDON, HapL 20. Vlacouqt Ori? of Falloden, th new ambassador In tha United Stale, left London tvday . ... for America. - - .'I.. i r -. . Habeat Corpat Hearing Hearing waa had this morning before Judge W. H. Rramel,' of the Third district court, on th petition of Mrs. Louie Jer.een for writ of hqbeaa corpus for th rclees of her eon. Ounnard Jensen, from tha etat Industrial school. Th woman alleged that th boy waa committed by th Juvenile court without notice being served on her. Th court took tho matter tinder advisement. Oliver Hodgson Will be Candidate F or City Commissioner Oliver Hodgson, a widely known building contractor and former city oouncllman before the commission form of government was inaugurated In Balt Lake, has announced his candidacy for th office of city commissioner. In announcing hla candidacy Mr. Hodgaon issued the following otate-raen- t: i I hereby announce my candidacy1 for tha office of city commissioner. My justification for so doing is that I think myself qualified to perform th buelnese-ll- k duties of th office In and honorable manner. -- My long experience as a builder and contractor and general business experience fit m for this position and when elected will all of my time to the busidevot ness of th city. tops, flat tops, typewriter desks, filing cabinets, office chairs, sectional book; cases Hundreds of them new and used in standard makes, designs and finishes, are going at sacrifice prices in our big two weeks office furniture sale. These goods represent some of our best lines. They were bought more than a r took the big jump. These sale prices will probably yer ago, before furniture prices never be duplicated again. Sale commences Monday runs for two Veeks. - ROLL Pays Fine F or Refusing To Open Safety-Bo- x O. C. Beebe, A carload of Olsens must be closed out now. They ' have been marked with this in mind. In construction, design and finish, these desks are made to meet the widest range of daily demand. 5 roll top Desks, In oak and birch mahogany. 'Size 30x 42 inches. Side drawers, center drawer, wood pigeonhole filing, boxes and private filing compartments in Interior. Single pedestal. Regularly ffrn $65; special 3 roll topDesks7 sameas above, except with double" " 7" panel Size 30x60 inches Regularly w 4. - $90 , special 2 flat top Desks; size 30x50 inches. Double pedestal. Regularly $52:50; special ,T.. ...7 4 flaUtop Desks; size 30x54 inches. Highest 545 A......,...,........,,... ' Continued. .Equity Cases at ill z All equity cases set for the present term ef th- - United - States district oourt wers continued until the November term by Judge Tillman- D. Johnaon this morning. fn September 25 there will be a eettlng of civil Jury cases for trial commencing October $. , 5 Typewriter Desks,-siz- e 28x3712 inches. .$27.50 , . 1 OFFICE CHAIRS 100 Office Chairs, swivel and straightrwUl-g- .. big reductions. - 2 single pedestal poll top Desks ; size 32x42 o at r7 SECTIONAL BOOK CASES Slightly, damaged Sectional Book Cases are to go at cost. Your chance to get that book case you have . long wanted at a great aaving, SPECIAL FEATURE double flat top Desks; 8ize 48x60lnches7Z Regularly $90; special fix- ' You should be dure to ask for this one. 3 ..... ir rn ....MS Double Flat Top; size 48 x60 Inches; V Regularly $75; special t i w You must see It to Appreciate the value., Other used articled at attractive prices. .......... ea r THIS ONE IS A BARGAIN JO- ak and inches. Full quartered oak. Reg. $65; special : single pedestal Typewriter Desks; size SVZ30x42 inches,-- Regularly $47.50; special .. . . . 2 double pedestal Typewriter Desks ; size 32x55 inches. Regularly $57.50; special . -- .L i , V' - birch mahogany. Each desk has three drawers. : Regularly $46; special.. .777. 7777 . . . v 0 ,6 Typewriter Stands; size 18x20 inches. Oak and .birch mahogany- - Three drawers and- - . on rn- extension slide. Regularly $1 0 ; special if 5Standing Rook keeper Desks; size 33x60 inches. Gold en oak finish; frame firmly bolted together; legs of ' eo ashi three drawers- Regular $47.50; -. . . . C7ft 3". special . . - . . . . 2 Standing Bookkeeper Desks; size 32x72 'inches. Same as above. Regularly $55'; special. ... t ' Desk;. size 26x31 inches; Oak and. birch "Typewritersolid wood top. Three drawers mahogany; and extension slide. Regularly $20; special. . '7--y FRANKLIN DESKS - i . FILES . . ,We have, the greatest display ef files In the state. Look them over. .. , 7 $65 . wooden ; and steel . LEOPOLD DESKS , Leopold Desks will Improve the looks of any office There are none better. Our stock of Leopolds il complete.'. '. , representing Plumbers union, emphatically denies the rumor that thi plumbersintlcl-pat- e demanding a $12 a dkyware scale" plumbers are An'w receiv- ing $ a day Mr. Taylor skid, and they tlt keep th believe that mount wolf from their donri the ,rdlng was preparing to demand $1 a day. Mr. .Taylor sajd her was authorized by that organisation to make an emphatic depfal ot tha rumor. He said the steam fitter wage scale la now $1 a day and no demand for an increase Is contemplated. if . some of them almost as good as new. RollTop; size 60 Inches. Regularly $75; special Roll Top; size 54 Inches- Regularly $50; special $47.50 -- Denies Reports That Increases Will be Asked s a splendid assortment of used desks We have dr " recently, adjudged Taylor. USED DESKS . : . of court tojr his guilty of failure to comply with a' court order for th opening of a safety deposit box. this morning payed to th .olerk ef th Third district court the fcum of $100. being th amount of the fin Imposed by Judge Hsrold M. Stephens. D, H. Thomas and .Ashby Snow, the two lawyers who were found to have advised Mr. Beebe not to open th box. and- - Fho. were ..flnafl $ UQ each., have not yet paid their tinea It le understood that they intend to seek further hearing of the cane. .The trouble lrew. outjof.an order for the opening of a box rented to L. N.; Ftohl in an effort of th West Cache Sugar company to reali2 on iia $1S0,-18- 0 Judgment against- Mr. Btohl hnd J. H. Hendrickson. T, W. -- -- Magnus A. Begg. assistant transportation agent for th Tellowston park transportation company, came down from the park this morning-- , with some 900 of ths hotel and camp help,-eroute to their home. Quite a number had already left the park, and this exodua clean It out entirely, leaving th park- - to tffe rangers, tha bears and such few tourists with automobiles as care to venture In there. With every convenience for entertainment closed, visitors must be prepared to take care of themselves entirely, end it will be their own fault If Yhey get Into trouble. The last regular passenger train leave Tellowston station this evening, and the only ratlrpad service for the remainder of the fall will be the Sunday .mixed train from Ashton, and that j will be taken off when snow comes. Mr. Begg baa been In service In the Yellowstone for 2J years.- - Out-of-To- Large New Display Room Now Open wn Orders Given Promptand 13 J SOUTH MAIN ST. "Office Furniture, Equipment, Supplies. g New Ambassador Sails.' strike?. n Salt Lake Bankers To Attend Convention X- i one-quart- er Magnus. A. Begg Here With Yellowstone Party - -- AT LOS ANGELES AS w g meson, opening. Announcement . facHAT does a strike cost Halt ance lo engage anyone who la WILSON TIKES REST tor Ip prolonging lha strike. When Lake CUyT no with and rent become dut This question has been the fund to meet Ih obligation, th InTVs!-deLoS ANCEldClt. ensnared for The News to- evitable mu 4 happen. Thle Is a aert-ou- a Kept. 20 Wlleon and hla party arrived hre day by prominent buslbree man who aspect involving the very existhes viewed the situation In Its various ence of such a family. Thera seems at I a m. today from Han Diego. a to be no phao of business activity aspects and aeema to have been sbl which te not affected arrtouely and largo crowd wa at the depot to we), lo place himself In a holly unb.aaed unfavorably by a etrlk and It la dif- come th president. ficult to concelva of any on who Is position. Ills conclualona follou After a brief stop at the depnt the Hi nee Halt Lake Oily le now in the being benefited by Ihle procedure Prun the standpoint of the shops train was moved to a eecludrd place throes of a strike II may themeelves there la practically la th railroad yards, Hants Fe million dollars worth of buat-nra- a be veil lo refer lu that one strike to oald It had been announced the a month which la ordinarily Illustrate the effects of ef army supplies to be Trie eold bp th rmp supply Nations have . reached Ih Ball Lake poatofflc ' Wh(l the announcement Ull, where orders for thk supplies msp b ssnt to. K ply bo Information ss to whom 'money orders should be mods payable. Ftom the Information received here It appears there la no limit to the quantity of supplies that map bo purany such industrial upheaval. It la chased bp ono person. estimated that from the II ehopa and Official Price liaC factories affected by the atrlke 100 ' reThe pries list and announcement Workmen have laid down their tools ceived follows; The followlnr supplies' 111 be eol4 and are today Idle, Estimating five on and aftor Hspt. il from two army peop lo B family there are In Hall aalea elor ea. People residing In the. L, riIy ,mUy prBClraiiy ooo states of Wyoming. Utah and Colora- wom. ,nd children without any ,, do can purchaaa at Auditorium, of incom,. ver Colo. Pooplo residing l the state. Th. monlhly payroll for the etrlk-o- f Nebraska. North DakoU and South r u pproilmately 1100.000. which Dakota can purchase at AudltorWim. IKUM to ,j bsker, butcher, the Neb. Orders will be received eryman. the landlord, the banker, the by mall and Individual deliveries mad1 department store, the shoe dealer, by parcel post, the government paying furniture man. store and placrs all charges. Reclaimed articles will of amusement. drug This sum of money Is only ba sold over tha counter. out taken of tha family pay suddenly Hals will eontlnua until supplies al- envelop, and since In AnArtea tha lotted to each dialrtct atora has been money turrue over estimated at seven sold. times thw volume of money, It will mean that $"00,000 peT month la takOfficial Pries List. Price. en out of circulation In bait Lake City Description of Article. alona. Thq question rises: What will Arctics, cloth lop (aew), per Mr. Oroceortian and Mr. Butcher do when the wife of the striker ootwee to hie- shop and aaka for additional Tha groceryman Is required the wholesaler to pay bill weekly. lioo'by He j must, therefore, be equally-ex-10acting of hi pal rone so that the mo- X.oo'mcnt a strike is declared every retall- .. boou. rubber, hip (new) per pair .l.7Sr is naturally on tha guard to protect hla own Interest anjl will minimize. stable, with bandits, brooms, ssch j If not completely, shut off the further aach Brushes, shaving, S trading with the members of the etrlk-l.er'- e Candles, tallow, psr pound It la very clear, then, that Cans, ash or garbsgs. sssorted I. (0 with family. the diminishing resourcee of the alsee. aach ,' family and the approach to the Drawer, wool, heavy, winter, per taking point of food stuffs and clothpair Drawers, summer, balbrlggsn, psr ing an undesirable economia domestic Ptr Ill S. condition Inwill arise. outIf It thewill striker Drawers, summer, nainsook, per mean HI persists slaHig pair of - the family .2 that other - member ay knit, per pslr .. (Hove. Jars must work. Here, again, the employOrlddlea, No. . per paireach .... .21 er of labor not In sympathy with Handles, pick, railroad, 1.0 aach srike will doubtless show a reluct- Hatchets, claw, .10 Kettles, camp, with cover, each ' .n Officers and Directorate i n 'TloC pr 'pitir.'.'.' Overalls, combination, per pair.. Cl2.8 Choten For Continental Paper, toilet, roll, each 40 Pencils carpenter, per dog 0 Under Changed Regime Picks RR. each 70 Kakea, steel garden, each .24 Rope. I Inch, new,1 per lb 21.10 Hares, field, each Shovels, long handle, round point 1M each 1.00 Spades, D handle, each Inch per Stocks and dies, I to I ll set Stock and dies, $ to $ Inch, psr II II. sat Stocks and diet. $ to 1 Inch, psr 21.10 set Stocks and dies, i to 1 Inch par. 24. 00 se t ........ Stocks and dies, I to 1 Inches, psr 11.00 set '. Staffs, flag I ft, sectional steel 1.10 per set .11 Rocks, summer, cotton, per pair.,.20 Rocks, wool, light, per pair .10 Hocks, wool, heavy, par pair.... .00 Thimbles, saddlers, each ........ .40 Towels, bath, each 20 buck, each Towel, t ndershlrt. summer, each .08 1.00 Whin, artillery, 11each Mat Trowel, FORMS . Careful Attention Vi. |