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Show ' .k ' ' MB. !MUM HIRAM e, - i Among tho many sad lochs that hava been ehronieled of lat i that of Mrs. Mary M. Richards. wilt. nt thol late Lorena. Richard. id. (. CALL!: ANSEISIOTHIS I. ,, I -- fAi: t'' 40or t' ,e10 co up; 4.a4)1tA11 Et e. ( , - - ; -,- . ' ,v, 1. "JA7--' 40' : 4-- 1 ... 1 - l'i;646,0 ?El tt )0, . -,- ,:.' 1 re CIO 11f. ' ,, i t-- , mmEmomminno lil w,l Labor Committee Will Answer Commercial N,-,---.. ;t . IV:i. Pc."" ;$,,. V ( . IP n r: hay so 'molt te scept their Individual rI 41;. .lnrt.layLlt, I - 171, 4,4 iv-- , os-A- . "' 4-- ":..---- -- - Great Diameter ThireatetweL But thee weeks el th prosent ? 1' , - ,o1 ..." :: Aeo - -- ....,., ,........ 714,. -z----- 0- , , alpt,.. . ' .. , , ,0012MMiriffil".111:1' ' diseutter the ttnt and eoneequences of which would stagger the imagination. The authorities; coneodo that von it will strike It it loots but flys-daa mortal blow to British induotry. Hundreds of Antsvistas attended la London and other elite' are Mimics!. ly seeking transportation to the sea' board. Fabulous sume ars offered by them for conveyaneos to get there. One man paid 1100 a day for the hire of an automobil to get from London to Plymouth to catch a boat there. An. other trotted tho same. but it wool refused as tho government has tan celled Ott petrol --supply. Theme. tide " wf tone - of Amor fond will kt titi up on the docks with no moons LI transport it into the interior. Tho Adriatio is due at Southampton which means that several hundreds will be strandol anises tho oompany Organises a motor aorvice. which to doubtful owing to the commandeering of the potol supply. Pao Noottam. sailing for America today. was delayed for hours, but lb paseengere bad boon warned. and 76 per cent were on Lb. dock before tho t , dt .0; 1: ys !zi 11(fil litidtiL111 14,4 11 . i ..g406 n te3 -- . Utah's Greatest-Clothin- .... . .. - Store. . - . , - o As ,..:: , , .6,A0-.-- . . , c, 4, Comparx - !"! .., rc, - . -- --- -- - , u . . . ECardnor -- wis ri ri,,,:::.,: , , g : ..1 S . 1 :' .11 - 1 ; .3 . M KNOX tradi- tidnal ciliality hastadkedVp the KNOX-STYLEfor o eighty-twyearsand it is backing up these styles in soft felts for FALL 1919 in a wonderful wait---.- , made in America, too. 1 :i I " . , 4 , et.. is a season for Iiillt weight feltsand'the of a light weight hat is only as good is , , 4 e:Ift .' , .., : 4: let , the quality which hacks it - r"tNo . , - t)410 , 14:1 ' THIS r0 ' 17 H, As . ) tr t'r - rT "X:10 P41.''' ' y;,4J4';;.:111: stysi would mean . - ,7 cro) ,,, .4 it! Ira , s. pee- , tql4C 0,., 411400.4046 p sae-Ine- - 4 ! ' l''' , ...1. transportation patriotie. popular and clamic 'elec. t., I'4,,..e.--Ilona 'dill troupe or A MOTtran, Frit three beg; A,copupitlerimf hep fp.: liph and French army tiongx. Mrs, pointed bv Imo F. Ashridge. preallent Laurinda Itrowertnn. enprano, '' of tte Salt Lake Federation of Labor, Vright. baritone. and the Salt Lake . .1,1 1.00,-quartet compoeed of Mrs Noranswer the reeolutionNot the Sal! Opera !.',.,i man G. Atkinson, Mies F.dna Diner, 00,.. Laite Comnvercial club condemning Fred C. Graham and P. Melvin Peter-eoogts:41; the action of the Utah State Federa- ins. will &gelid. said Lieutenant ' tion of Imhof- - in Indorsing th Ituaotan An Informal reception and dance In Soviet ; republic. The committee is the capitol will follow thit concert. composed of A. E. Haney. Frank J. Coupon books will be furnished reSuppe and George C. Pecker. Thetr turned servios men at the Motel Utah answer will be presented to the city headquarters, will includ tickets' for .:.10 federation for indorestment at the admiaaion to.the dance. ',ski next meeting of that organization. strike started. ltr:thavey sayl it Is evident now - Weekly HectlikReporteFJames Ilenry 'Thomas. secretary- of Iride circle of friends and acquaint- that the rank and file of the laborof the state of the don's Vnion. dealt a the hi., disapprove ances. especially in Ogden where most ing ewer births and more deaths were shockRailway resolution indorsing the ',octet govto the British public with his of her active life has been spent. ernment. Member, of the city lettere- recorded during the week ending Sept. warning that "trouble is brewing She was born in St. Louis. 34o.. tion voted at their last meeting to lay 29 than during the may lead to bloodshed." corresponding which March . 1858, her parents being upon the table a resolotton Mdoreing Tho public had boon disinclined to week 19111. according to a report of of and Sarah Jones Dunford George in tho magnitude of the tio-u- p every act of the state federation in Its for the week just lamed by the city Wire. Trobridgt. Wiltshire, England. At the recent conveution. and such word. from Thomas. who is age of 9 years she crossed the plains came as health This report an ultra consorvativo department. in her father's company. consisting of 11 births and 21 deaths a redo awakening. uhows Soldiers that to Convalescent five light family conveyances and world took more Igorwere placed on record kat week cismeNo city in the London. wagons drawn by ox teams ant) loadRundrode of With Be than today Apples Supplied In while same the ed with boots and shoes with which period of 1911 there thouttaads walkod snotty mhos. It will were 91 births 19 excluand Mr. Dunford staMed the first deaths. for the busses and bo worse The International Apple Shippers' Only 11 cases 'of contagious and tramways tomorrow, dve boot and shoe store in Salt Lake are likely to go out also, infectious a conis distailas were he campaign in nud businees which conducting to associatiop City, reported leaving only a meagro taxicab servhealth department last week. Untied until his death in IS91,--- to supply all convalescent service men the Ito at tho diaponal of the people. and teen honeen remained in quarantine Tit. Her girlhood days were spent in in hospitals at with apples. Utah's needs the end of the week for taxi driver. are famous for not overSalt Lake city, where from 1849 to various causes. rates will be looking any bete--t- he 1816 she attended the Deseret univer- in this line have been filled by about .,,.,.. tomorrow. so and quadrupled tripled un11 boxes of apples donated by William well-to-sity. now the University of Utah, can afford tit that only Steal Clothes. der the noted educator. Dr. John It. M. Roy lance, one of the largest apple Burglars hi normal that dearenough luxury, Lorenzo Park. In I$IS she married Urn... M. Richards second son of Elder growers of the stet,. Burglars entered the MoClanahart Irish Labor Quiet. But as Utah is one of the best ap- Clothing store, 29 west Franklin D. and Jane Snyder Rieh-- 1 Third bouth If the strike proves anything, it is ards, and moved to Ogden. where she ple producing states in the Union it is street. Saturday night and obtained has since resided. Three children expected that the people of this state ten suits of men's clothes. according the absolute power of labor to tie up were the fruits of this union, two of will help supply hospitals elsewhere to reports received by the police. En. the country without a hitch. whom died in infancy and but one.' wheee the service men have not yet trance was gained by smashing a aide Contrary to reports late tonight the window. The burglar broke the look railway service in Ireland, is still going Mrs. Jane McFarlane, now survives been supplied with the luscious fruit. , a on been rear door to Provo of has her. Martin W. Roy lance facilitate his exit. fairly normal. but this is only at the On Nov. 22 1184. she was made made state chairman for the collecexpress orders of Mr. Thomas. men are Dock workers and transport president of the Second ward (Ogden) tion of Utah's allotment of the fruit to Join the striking members PriMILIT association, which plate sha and he asks that all interested th con-- 1 xpocted -cora. 11 held for-I- I I of the triple alliance" and coast TOMORROW. year& She was also a tributing either money or apples teacher in the Sunday Ichool of that municate with him at once concernshipment will Inevitably be tied up ward for eight years. t She later ing ts.a matter, promptly. N and the of ward 610 thirtieth a member of tbe Fifth Mall service is paralysod. only local September. FAMILIES B. C. a total eclipse of the sun deltveries being mada when the Twelfth ward vcas organised BARREIT-BERstrshe was included in that ward, in TARE NOTICE. occurred, foretold by the astronomer HeKure quantities of American mall which for some time she was counselat Liverpool and Southampton unTha an event which determined or in the Relief society. She spent II m. there will he held the les, Oct. 4 it deliverod and with no immediato date of the between battle the Years as secretary and assistant in the in the Wasatch ward amusement nail. Syrians and the Medea. thane for deliver?. office of the board of education of Salt Lake City, a reunion of , the The government today commonIn 81 B. C.. on the thirtieth of Septhe above-name- d .families. AU ars : cor- tember, a huge pageant was held to deerod the entire airplane service of Ogden city. In February. 1194, of the Daughters of the Weber Camp dially invited to attend. An excel- celebrate the of Pompey, who the country and began organising Utah Pioneers elected her president pf lent program will be given and ro-- 1 had concludedvictory aorial posts. with unrivalled 18 then numbering that organisation. The London prose almost unanifreshments served. Come and have a war that he had waged for was It 190 members. ever and la good time and help elect officers thirty years. Pompere Roman forces mously describes the strike as "the tamps her intense activity and zealous di- to look after the Genealogical Work. had slain or eaptured nearly 3.000.000 most wanton in history." sehons of duty in this ppsition that Take lfith East Cat and get off at men-- - sad taken C. T. Cramp, president of the Na1.6111 fortreseml Banal first impaired her healtfi and finally Emeillon Avenue IPJ1d Walk half block Twenty of the vanquished- kings Union of Railway Mini Unions, and all from resulted tif her withdrawal marched before the car of characterisod as a, "malicious Ite"L thst west.Advertisement. , princes public antivitiee. the conqueror hi the great pageant. statement Ait the government press "Nor life has been beautifully bore-ttriumph-- a strtng that tits atria, Is stot,la defenee Otthe well.her Ad knew one who liPnt." trade unions but aimed against the of barbaric edole, the gods of the "for her devotion to its hither ideais I WEATHER REPORT community. I I reiterated his reThomas J. of September in charge 1211 Rudolph I. emperor ofoGermany pudiation , of- the ispremier's WEATHEK FORECAST. an "anarchistic and founder of the Hipuburg dynasty, that. thee strike LOO4L-- 1 GOTIOLILI1Y cloudy with coot Before him the Hapsburgs bad conspiracy." eonat showers tonight sac' pueodwy; died. Ho calls it' a "wanton libel" and been petty counts of small territory. woler tonieht. is playing wit)) he warns Lloyd George Rudolph was chosen king of Germany See by an electoral diet convened by the tiro and "starting a movement which Weather Data conLeeel to rates railroad Centiperstive Special to control." - September 210. newly elected Pope Gregory X. The It may.bo impossible lerence to be told b alt Lake The workers are absolutely solid, chief yeason given for hie sudden rise - , OM Oct. 1 to Oct. 5, Inclusive, . ng Devoet to power was the-ne- ed Thomas added. , Temperature iris: Relief society conferences. Oct. While no troops have been used so elected by Rome who 'would not usurp 111 1 and 2, and general Church conlittrbeet yesterday ....-- .. ;.. ... e. 55 tar. the powerful concentration at the authority of the electors. will be made Highest in thts month 'hurt year ferenes, Oct. 111 dolph- on acoount of Ms comparatively Aldershot awaits orders to guard the in this month since 1174 Under following 14 humble origin was supposed to be a railway lines. But the government Reduced .tares are authorized Loweet this morning last 41 safe choice. He proved- to be an able has not decided to use troops to operLowmt this month year from all points in Arizona. Cantor. Lowest this month SIOCO 1174 I to and 'politic sovereign. BY concinelitil,- ateThethe. railways. alit. Colorado, Idaho, Montana, NeNormal for yesterday aubjeot was, however. discussed . 61 treaties and the marriages of his chitvada,- New Mexico, Oregon. Utah ' lean yesterday added Austrie-....- , Carnola, at an Important mooting between 5$ dren be and Wyoming, and also ,from El Accumulated excess title Month Syria and many smaller countries to Lloyd George, Admiral Sir Roslyn -- Paso,' Tex. excess since-- --Jan- Arcomuleted , Gaddee, thelattere and beettune-Jhruler of Warty's. BirZria HOW OBTAINED:: be.á1a1 nary 1 . of brother, Sir- Auckland Geddes, Lord and- the- founder mighty empire --rates aro not open to6the !Abbe -- - - - - ----0--0 - - -- -Food Minister Roberts and Reading. Degree. a great dynasty. Humidity. -- but are confined to members atIn 1779. on thirtieth of Septem- - Field Marshal Haig. 14 '.e. Colonel the tending the abovewillnamed confer., Dry b ulb temperature at 7 am... concenwere lorries of Hundreds While with vol. six John no... Parties 60 buy regular Wet bulb temperature at 1 a.m... nu tete' and his personal servant cap, tratod at Hydo Park today. They are ne-way ticket to Salt Lake City Relative humidity 7 a.m. .. . . . at 77, 141 British soldiers and took to help In th supply of food to Lonand obtain from the agent a certifDry bully temperature at 7 p.m. - .17 tured them to the nearest A.MOTIOILII, post, don. icate to that effect. yesterday twenty-fiv- e Manchester miles away. Ilia - cam- at 7 p m , already is suffering Reduced rates will be Made only Wet bulb temperature . from lack of milk distribution. $t- paigit was designed to lead the British sorely yesterday for adults: no reduction is author4-yes-1at attome a was I pm. - - 45 w - to believe that London is similarly -- menaced, the Relative large se41 for children- .- ter day humidity ''' . ..Rs kindled , large , fires Buckinghamshire farmers being untacking-DATES OF SALE: Tickets for sides of the post and ap- - able to bring their milk into this inebos, around three troing trip muet b purchaled beprecipitation Proached from the fourth aide.. The tween the dates of Sept. 27 and ' .ne Pritish. cut off by flames and supposTo-A few trains aro Oct- - I. inclusive. Total was demand-- 1 very slowly and withoui signalmen. 1.74 hug that superior form 1..ir this montit Benjamin i-al .1k1 month ing their sturrender.Goddard will act as secretary and Accumulated exoess, this 1.11 Anna Total since January 1 maintain (MCP at the Bureau of Acoumuloted Reward For McKinley. since JanH deftcieney Information. Temple block, Salt ILO ... - 1 INETARADE. ?NITER KING tiaryrir !Ake City. Holders of certificates Betti. itonoy. ONVITINWr. WY - BELGRADE. Wdtntodiy, Sept !S. must present them personally for Wlatker.Obaerastimm Caro' has procilaimod a reward of MO ' Arandfrom reduced Xing Pot? arrt,rd today his indorsement before the for arrest and slelivery to the prop. At I 'cm Sept 29: his raidenc Sr th Srbla . to mown ,........... --- -- jelovats. atitborttleo arko-otof William McKinley, 4yreturn rata can be obtalned.. Cer- b-- 4P absno Of Dv, Year t, Ask. 21, 1019. Urinates must be preeented to Mr. Temnaratura- libeopkraer, :rile 44(44 fanee..reire :ii 97 by; hot and kW. Ma employor, Lander c.o. tidy ' Goddard between the dates of Oct. be wont been at whir Z In tiOilt: of Johnoott Arandjelovats Rock t itorittka, 1 and 5, even though return lour- '" to,7 X.-- attor bia sails In Gramm. ;I , bwestern 11Pronsont 000nty. rr Ivey from Salt Lake 'City is not a .r. commenced until later. W STATION& to RZTURN LIMIT: Tickets for aI r 111q1.1.1.111"1.11111.111.11rAl.."11.111.1.111....... c P. P return trip may be purchassti PaiiF at gi Salt Lake City up to Oct. 31. in' '. : 11 A, I clustve. ; . TO WHEN BUYING OS SALT LAKE CITY DO NOT FAIT. sAvr LAKE 111 141 101 41 41 40 TO OBTAIN A CERTIFICATE 'Boise 44' 41'1, itom THE TICKET Cheyenne--- - Jrt ., aurora ,,m,..mffew.mmenasarIt . 1 Ito Itut-itecatis- tie-u- nfdn 1- -itt y 1.411.: r tre ,,.,,.44J, 4 --.4 1 t, .,...t , thrown he i .. .".'.11rot I,' L I Plans For Band Concert 44.'4' 4..1 t,, 0411:: 1, - ,.A, ,A :00.1.1 , - - 1l . - A Jr,' 4;4 41, '7. 4SI MATOIIMAIcE ,A, 4 're;.egtO 7 ...v... ' (Centunsol trot page one.) the porliament will Is eummonott Moment Is 'rook in the vent no see that fortheoming. Labor &ohms 17,000,4)00 tho railway moo have Aortae tuad and ea hold out Ores seeks, wb,seoupos bey will taco tarn. his. ()lbw wrkns either already thrown out of thetr lobe or bound to '.((; 71y.ffka. moi 1 J. Hawkins Announces b!ipi a N,.., . unirtt -- ' MTV- .1:TAIT -- CHAINS BY BBIT1511 ST111111 Isis twou oubholo. She 1111 is 4,4nItilk C. roit mod ever Aive metoloor of In, (limn it of deeaps Chrtel of Latierder Sftitli and In her dowtion therefor Ilse never tt.11.4red, $ho Imat,ma tr) C. J. Hawkins, former leader of the of worthy ones on the Oh-- I jit;st I ttith molt whore beveltoo of tho artillery band, who was named or portry nt her life eh ettonot to arrang for the big bend concert to to irhonl, the joy mnd the Elorr of the hi given at the slate capitol on ()club. vetoettat I:Inglont ht our FnnrrIti eorrioett will he hold in tno er 10 as a feature Of the loot der of Twelfth ward rhapti Tumidity. the big three dog celebration for reIt im 'tweeted turned mimics men. hail announced al 3 p.m. Poor l'000lrlont llobor .1 grant will he in tentative program for the occasion. attotorannoFriondm an Invved to that data the bta bend which will tho romidoneo. 2626 Fowlor evenun, On tito composed of left piOctil. lII IA tbfl :lontley from t p tn. to S p rn.. also on Tuetolay from 9.30 m nn to 12;30 radii through the incepts of thcburosee district playing patriotic and popup.m. lar airs. he sal& At 7 p. m. an open air eoncert will he file011 on the steps of th capitol Club bulMing The program will Include .1, S.,...' t.4., '; ,, - PV,14Pt.:1:14.; .N,... 4 ; 4 r 4 vl-':-.-. ,529.0 o, r KE 0.4 ,:( , lo-lo- . ood K", 7SALT-LA- HELD. IN INURE ---- ( ,1,.. ,...,.....Z.V ourrott at Ms residence of her hon. SIr. Joacyli C. ,ikkltrialic. in 19111. di. i (Won. Utah. ftept. though Mrs. Richards illncad has LowI red a period of many months. her end came nuns auddenly und u1.0 doubtless prove a sad shock to Irr: t ) -- hieh -- EVENING NEWS DESERET . 't k 7 ; ..o , ,11 i mummlzarAnzamann 4 . , t do mo PO AMILION'S Smar Ow ct.J . Om -- Paris- - - Salt Lake -- New York - be-ca- m O rr AUTUMN-':7- for sue-ceas- es '0.1OpApOi1Vill.p4e,.:.,t-- k Marvelous - , - ; Collection of Smart , and Coats Suits,--Gowns;Wra- ps I and-chari- ots ..S.VMPIVOI:J.SIF,VRS a - Conference Rates 7. - InWraps, ? LI Pieces Coats'and-Smal- l .e . LL.INFR'Y FASHI for-a-ki- t - - Hats - ..,- -. --- -- -- of-th- e Leading DesignersSmartest of theMost Exclusive Styles Always Shown in Advance ,' - : 4 --- !ECIAL:.:FoRa,,TO.MQ:g.,g1 -o- Suits Tailor-mad- e Special Collection of Handsome Autumn Most Wonderful Values at $55.00 to $69.00. -A -- i , , i- - - s , . 7144u-day.,,,,,,- ,: I - - Special-Coat- For School and College Girls . L - - . . . ....- . . emb . lo, .. n,...A.) nricrr . ,... , ;..r: . L x-r- J vc OH .. , of i .,, D ) -i FR'S DRESS! G I UMW' !LAN' ".. U. Portland. Ore. .... 1,01115 1st. Pao' ...-- . I San rostra ----. Ss" Francisco -.- ;. 1 - flo'citissa - . ; 1 i I -P- .m.11, P'34 ritl t bept. St, . -- 4 44 ; ' . 44- 42- AS, S4' 14' 42 -, IIIII2 , 11 t .411; - - Exceptio.nal-Value- s for Style anJ Quality - i tits acme of lighting furni- and aro. built.: of quality materials, by import Mod:tonics. Call at our showrooms rid let us stow you a set of fixtures for your boos at most reason- ablo 0 rkes. , Semi Indirect Fixtures ' $1110010$50.10 - d fi - - $22.50-to-$490- 0 Youthful and Smart - - at t:::04106, I 4 dr Et . eP ,L? PO it 1,--1 VS 3 PEIMIMIM4 ; : 011 .14 i:41edtticr lt' 254 SO. STATE STREET IV 44- lief aff5j. 42,t 4. itr,, , 40 Ea SS ' 4, 441 .1; - 0' ,s;01, 40 11' 44;.04 .- .- 24 a., ra.4 11 It ''', ; : 11,7 , IC ...4 iWashInirtnn ...,.; IrolIcararons ,, - tur, Of 64; sof so' mr... Scar-V- 7:i ..1 411. .041 LI; 46, Aro -- I. 1 0 - Ornatus 01 44, .$2 181 44, ye ...'.. New Orleans' New Tork North Vlatt ' AYONtrAIS L LoAntelse ...! .. Stodent izit . 731 These Are .Attractive Serges-anTricolettes , Lighting Fixtures I. 41!; s , SO COOD ti,9h41012 ......,.., CA :- 10: .44 14 59 74; 7Si 40 iChicereDenver O'rand JunCtion,. - - , $32.50 to $79.00 ESC .... Special Dresses. - ' 12 p.m. i . :0.:;STs,.-,.:W:,0:..:...-':- .SALT LIKE CITY THE GREAT - cowl rzrxrigtEn , - |