OCR Text |
Show ant HITT f11101 UCH TRH HID IL I SIT AS DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL PROMINENT WOMEN LEAVING S CONG-ZESTO BL HELD NEXT MONTH IN SWITZERLAND SUFFRAGE , .0,. NEW YORK, May , :11.--Th- MEM e - t ' ,, ' . , 1.074,7- . i 4 r ..,vk. ' 4 ,. le ' 144 ,..., I! ,,., ,,,,,s T... "kw,' N c 1 0- I . - 1-- - ., 1144 -1 re:".".-- I ' ' ., - i ,, ,,, 1,r V , ) ,, kn ....." - lk, ' ' ' - ' i A ..' "4' ?1 ' 1. , 1.1;:e)17'7: 1:: 4, , , 0010' I, .i - t (' , ' ,b ,fr,51 ii r--, t 4, ; .':-,:.7,- i ' ' . - APse ' .4 7; :- 1 . k 441 t : -1I. c ' . ,A ,, :0:- - '' ,,, - 4 I , ,, ,,, I ,. . - i .i. ( . ,t rv t .V4107: . 7 1 . , 1 It i6 1 1 t ' 1. . -, ,.,. 1 II - . "I. . , ,- V' above am some of the thirty Anwricas delegalee who hate lett for Geneva. eltiterland. to attend the congrem of i he Intermitionst Woman buffrage AIJIanor, oltich opens on June S. The photograph vas taken on board the awitatodtip Moja George jive before the scowl malted from New r.,Tork., The delegates from left to right. front emor. met Mrs. Ifelen fling tioblnesm. former state Otenator of Colorado: Mis. tUrrie Chapman Catt. nationai am International presideati Mee.Jottephus:Dnalelswile of of OKI nary; and Mrs. James W. Alger. Hack row: Mins Jane Manners, Mire Alcyone Robin.- the - mos. areretary Maw Commute Dreael, Mies Marjorie binder. gni Mktg Emote Moat. Elyul FDA HIS . I 4 .; r -- No ' t A i .41 ,f, , -- i : , 1 , ' :, , , ;;;,N! - :: , .tt N , . 4,k, i 114 ,ACI1441..1 r. MA. ,...116 Nod, 11:,t. Vtl 1 1101,.111 U.711:11.0i7 la 1,1 Ft it; ut it Air I I , 1. t-- lt i 4 . .41 t A Et 1 1111 VI ILI Ugii.A.A3A F1A I 2 , a ,.s li VY I - Are Bargains- T de Bid. 11;I:k1clid:11k1,.) .11 t t ' ' You read about sales, bargains and sacrifices in almost every paper you pick up. You hear about stotes of- fering "something for nothing"--- : tt i 4 ' : e,e- - - I, I ' k'A'?Al';11,,' 1,N, : r ,41 1, , J ,,,.,.11 . 1 r : 4 0 tt ri.1 . but you know that when Gardner Adams Co..announce i 4 GEMINEc:rtitchiegSALE- thlt-nar- S. t under-Payme- 1 it - '' - It l't ,e(je a 1 . article it's sale. real, genuine bargain, with the stated. price reduced well is we do that there's know fake about:it when it's adver: tiscd UPI 1..a4 nt teqi; t rs , . ---- ---,- !:! , - o .,. ., ,, ,.., 1 ...I , fii;!, 4,uAtl. oJ uarartgr Company, le t-- '- a or t r; . '? 2 :! & , 1 r ol i;liii,".5". Southern - . . 1 L. it u Continued from pogo ono.) . . 41 '', . Ines to probeoute defrauders of the ' ' I ., g government Flathead Indian Reserve "You know the Crucible company The stus' , : "t & :o EVENOSAIREg. May paid th tovernnient back 810.000,- Line Will be Surveyed dents etrik at th Vnivereity Of Lat 000." Chairman Kenyon asked. 1::::. ,,vt! .. ,, 4! a- -, "It did not. it was $9.000.000." Plata, which culminated recently. in a V.V. 41:rzi:t4,l.';' HELENA. Mont., May 26.A Crew shooting affair In a lecture ritom and Carlin answered, adding: lill'f ', A.' . I , "Mr. Dupuy was chairman ot the of survey men operating under J. the killing of one of a grotto of students ., t,,, , ,t. ii , , 1$ i board of directors, not president of Scott ilarrilOn. assistant United States teking an examination. is attributed the Crucible company." ' Amn. Tobacco Sec. 531 $3 supervisor of surveys, and commanded by some newspapers to th incitement 1 ..: 1 "Well you are attorney for WM in Amn. 7.lne. 141 14 , by George F. Rigby. a local surveyor, of abto "the conand other this Chairman matter?" Arvin. by 48 41 politicans Zino pfd. 50 Kenyon is loon to attempt what is believed to t 4 .1 : Anaconda tt ;!P:i he ono of the most arduous pieces in sorption of anarchistic ideas" by student tinued. 1:743::11!ft Atlantic Gulf 1! the annals of America. They will re- agitators. Espialna Attorneyship. i. "B" Beth. 81 881 Steel Ini. run the entire line, of the Flathead , The tragedy was the moat serious of " am not." Mr. Carlin said. "I'm Butte & vi f;!': I .e4"I 23 4.1 2211 70 'pi Indian raservatio4, In the ,western a number of acts of violence on a representing Mr. Dupuy In the matter Calif. Packing ili ' state. the of Of Cal 281 281 Pete 301 part his own and his wife's income tax. 't:i'1:1111- The line was run many years ago of the strikers that have occurrad dur. The other officers of the Crucible Central 1.,4411.th OP , $SU 841.'441 sold-i- s a d Pasco It is said. The insi the past few months. Demanding, company were Every Cerro 441 441 end needs for the responsible Chile into crews in reforms the administration of the other?. work will take the survey Cop. l :831 China some of the wildest portions of the university, including an enlargement of 1 , a ,''''''''''1111:t' , 4 ,, !! In a rapid fire of queMioning, 31 Colo. F. & American continent and they- often the rights in the control of the ad. Carlin said 1 the government claimed ..... s iii lii 821 Corn roducts .i will be days travel from a town. They ministration already nosseeeed by the gId.000 J You as In the Dupuy Crucible 1(' 2111i1:191 will 'take two pack trains and li:ht student body. the strikers took rossra- private incomes. ; .122p 'i 1 Cuba Cane ! i 801 ' ,. ; tents and will break camp each day, ion ofonvarious' of the university build"Has Attorney General Palmer had - Cuba Cane tlfsl. , i as 11IF ' four different occasions and D & R. G. ptd. ....., as they move forward, relying on the ings' 101 If , to , do. with anything Ale personally. to luck, ejected The faculty. The faculty hms Cruethle . '...,...1 . O'dt'l III 311 , packers for food end trusting ' Steel or the DuRtlY tax mat- - !Frio bad to call on. the polict to oust thorn,. 021! 421 421 no .......... Cigars later in the summer, Pyr water.- -tersrdis1 271t Reed asked. Senator to been maintain fft; 11", powerless -having ... 381 14? Motor.;;;; The work Iles In the heart of the cipline. Mr. Carlin said it had been taken Goodrich e : ' . - forest fire area anti the crews will a was Mr. at The strike regarded-ePalmer's assistants. but up with 4 .. :11) 6011 :VI ' ' I ;1cross mountain ranges that are prac- "college tbs!, nonsense."(trotbut wascsoos, it was "large7y up to the olllector of Granby ) Greene Canines ... , 30i, I I 1 , i given a serioun aspect by the noviiti".- Internal revenue, who was Mr. Fog- - In Alcohol ... ...a tically unexplored. 8411 , the evidence ring1. that of I. rers because er.e 52 13 Utah's Greatest Clothing Store Inspiration.... . leader were actuated by Boishircit 27 "9 Kennecott rteru .2 :1 II IIt - ttiLf4;S1 Hungary Considers Plan ideas, and beciturie it has led to threats the Palmer g to expendituresMr. from Mexican Pet 172 'UrAt-46o 27! 1771 campaign fund, ., administration to remove .. 20 Miami 201 i n To Stop Jewel Importing by the tcdpral salaries. Grotto. of Ruenoe Airee pros- lin reported, $15,212 spent-o511 110 43 Power ... .. ,. . "Who managed your Georgia bat-ru- Montana tees end appnint an "interveritor"--t78 75 75 ... Lead . Natl ' I is a teedestimatGrotto fie?" In his Governor Senator It Reed . . . .... Nevada Cons. 131 121 121 BUDAPEST, May 211.It Inquired. it, 1 , 891 Mil 311 "I should say Mr. Clark Howell and Ohio Cities Gas ed by the newspapers that money. Jcw- political opponent of Presiden lryiroyen 105 11011103 newepapere Mr. Stovall, farmer minister to Switz- Punta Allegra ' t, i p els. p4ocious metals and other valu- and it of the accueed have 11041101111011 Pan Am!). preal Pet politicien MARNSIIIJILDININ rland," Mr. Carlin said, adding that Pierce Oil ...-,sALLAAKF CITY ables of small sine and csaY 1 te students ILIF . the with 161' t. inciting dent'sparte' .A to thq value of several billions to create disorder to make an addition- - Mr. Dunbar. formerly of the alien Ray Cons. ... . ... P 1611 trent, 1131 17 , of crowns bare been smuggled out al excuse for Governor Grotto's re- - Property office" had been sent in. 111 Royal Dutch. N. Y. -of the country in recent months. The moral. Shattuck. Aria .. Chicago Expenditure.. MEI 41 ' 111 IL. . When the etudents firet declared thegovernment is considering a plan to Mr. Carlin said $1,500 was spent at "Fedthe custheir 4.000 strike frontier a force organisation, of by organise the Chicago office on men s office" Studebaker ... 661 611 13 01111, they took forci- - and a OS toms guards to stop this smuggling oration Univerrsitaria.," 4, 0gb dIN , S2.710 "on women's work." Texas Oil ' . 471 461 -l building men ble possemeion of the rentral 'I,. of for export. A Imre number EntantiO 67 Tobacco Products ... red hooted 651 401 the have asked nsummiirswientomMITAMillogal "What there?" and you of the university are already employed for- that purPacific) 001111.ALt. NO o.............,, at dislodged bythe need. flag staff. They weredealt 114115 28 pose. Union Oil with. This the witnem police and leniently "All,sortsof thingar IT. 01 S. 91 95 Rubber ... performance was repeated In several' replied. "I sent tome newspaper men U. S. Smelting ... . . 101 59 Other of the university MUI atenorraphers and copylets." - V. S. Steel 3 Charges Bride Was Twin 021, 92 1 The violence which culminated in col- eMr. Halsey W. Wilson of Minneeo- U. S. Steel 1051405 of a student occurred in the includes - selections from FUNERAL DIRECTORS Of Woman He Had Married death 71 ta at 81.000 a month. proved to be Utah Copperpit . 611 67 gen concert Sunday evening, in St program ofj ' lege of medicine when a number be known will well visitor song writers. 28 The 271 t7 on -the Western Pacific cathedral.. salaried the to Marrs highest etudents employee prevent' attempted WM- - TAYLOR. 5 & W. TEMstriking Western Pacific pfd. 101 601 60 given a dinner at the Alta club. at I season pleJo. Liberty Park Cbticertio-,Th- e SAN FRANCISCO, Mal' 21LTbitt other etudents from taking ad exam-111St. 1.1tahft leadink undertaker and Weatinothotias 491 481 481 leoture trite Catholic "A the brilliant the rushed city dn and concerts band woman, formerly of very by Liberty Park will embalmer. Service and quality goods his English bride. IS years old. told ination ..... . 75 1 731 74 p.m., Thure4ay,committee Plat fights secretary irt charge of open next Sunday afternoon, when the beet. Prices St of a suffrage league. Mr. Shell Trans. flourishing revolVere. the 07 Woolen ... your own ultinit him elle was not his wife at all, but room, ,100 871 clergy and the and ordeal, strikers Anitt.4 ' the between said. Catlin recital. the ... Hawidns .. Motors the oSi 511 311 was the twin slater of the woman be students were followed by the firing military band 'will play Was. 7600. ; Headless and Tailless, McAdoo , had married 'while with the American about Articles Are FiledThe Pacific from 4 lo o'clock. C. J. Hawkins Is shot" and Petit Viers. a youth ' M011ele, 1. take It is anticipat4d that the Beaver, director. Campaign. Hide and Wool company-o- f Fapeditionary Forces abroad. Arthur who had come from Paraguay. toAbout CARL- EDDEsiOTON & CO. 711,800. stocks Total sales J. Eller set forth in a suit for divorce "You've feund some active symp- ....Total sales bonds 118.9311,000. filed articles of Incorporation new band stand will be completed in the examination, fell wounded. a Utah, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - !I t capstudents were arrested in pence 'toms of a campaign for W. G. Mche filed here recently. for time state of occasion., the today, with the secretary, I which quickly followed and Adoo. as a OPEN DAT AND NIGHT.-a. Eller's complaint stated that he mar. round-u- p officers, candidate $25 at share; ital $10,000 Democratic, To Repeat Oaatata--T- he sacred 14, PHONE UT. 121 . ried Nellie Lenehano a hospital worker 120 revolvers ware taken from them. Kenagainst Mr. George F. Summerhays. president; whont he met in France. in Liverpool, 1 William M. McCullough, vice presi- cantata "Christ the Victor," by Dudley - yon asked. Buck. will be repeated Sunday. May "It has all the earmarks. though April 10. ISM He returned to the First Death in Family , dent; John W.' Summerbays, secre- 30, in the Twenty-first ward chapel, , t' United States with his contingent and I've seen that Mr. Baruch mild he was and treasurer. Occurs tary THE ERER W. HALL. Of 20 Children and Sunday. June 3. in the Twentieth Destroyed by FireA small quanhis supposed bride followed. Soon at. not a candidate," Mr. Carlin retitled. was S. T. Frost a. Ricketts) ReportedThere Slight st Mortuary. ward chapel, by the Twenty-firward ter joining him here she told him her "Somebody got the votes out for )Mr. tity of asphalt and wooden platform' a Phone Wasatch 4321 frost last nitht; but as the lotwin sister was his real wife. accord. McAdoo In Michigan. It doesn't seem belonging to P. J. Moran contractor, callight RAPID crrri s. D., May wag Only 43 choir. The chorus is composed of 40 minimum temperature Prompt PERSONAL Service. 8 were fire On of Walter after voices under the direction shortly 244 East. destroyed by no damage was done. ing to the complaint. and left with first death In a family. of 20 children. to have any headquarters or tallquartSouth. degrees. ere. though we have the literature." o'clock last night at Fiftenth East and the contrary, the cold held back the A. Wallace. another man for New Orleans. meltfrom the youngest of whom Is 25 years Cid. mountains snows in streets. the Seventh Chairman Mr. asked South if SterKenyon , Concert and DanceA concert and CrDONNEL & CO, CNDERTALICILMS thus giving the streams a chance CARD OF THANKS occurred when Ernest J. Smith died ling, the Palmer manager In PennsylArrested for heftE. M. Williams, ing. 7 to shrink. The forecast is "Fair to- dance. in which the Swanee Singers and embalmers. Soutk West y viutia was not employed here recently. the n "by Thurs- will warmer in a clerk Pribrin,13 company, ' and ntret. In 77 Thursday; night be will the years given Mr. W. U. Cardall and daughters participate, Interests." The father of the family. Detectives day." st venue ihsti to thank their many friends old. still does all of the work on his "His firm is employed by some of was arrested yesterday by W. S. Richards ward hail, Gargeld - Going- - to Idabo---Lie, Ninth East, Thursday.- - May 27., at and who so kindly assisted during the hog farm in the suburbs of Sioux Falls. the same steel interests," Mr. Carlin L...K. Wire and B. O. Hamby naval local recruiting the of .- -of petty larceny. Williams is Walker, 8 p.m. said.- - "Thhis other steel ceimpany-wa- s &a eni4able time Is assured long Illness and death of theirbeloved ' Ile has never had neetk of to wo Gooding. will force Ida, Friday from BLOWERS SONS CO. CUT BAILEY the wits and mother. of a doctor. engaged in the same kind of stealing accused of taking clothing will be Joined saturdav and all wRo attend. where tor all ooeaSions. Funeral designs ar, as the Crucible," Chairman Kenyon juvenile department of the store, ac- Sunday keby Hugh Burks Of the BurkeThe father came to the rnited States. Ivory. Files Bankruptcy Brtition.David tistleally arranged. Prompt- - del361. asked. Tomato, Cabbage, Cann Cower and cording to the arresting officers. Furehe 'Aircraft company. la uru. 3 Germany In 1117 when he was East gleettad South. Was. in Vote lent Seed Ifrom --circular; notices C. Winder, a switchman ,employed "I don't know exactly . the issue honor of from an airpite old. Ile served four years in Pepper plants i MisFlonary Parevrell-;-In-" in bankSALT ERNEST Store.Advertinement. Civil war. LAWBOURNM, Miss Rhoda C. Rasmussen. prior to front the navy department of Increase Salt Lela, filed 'I, petition there," was the reply. To his first ruptcy with the United States district Lake's leading florist, new store. Ira ...0. .1. . .,,,...,.,., ,., Ito was twice married. Eastern States in Bailor pay. for her the departure Holing his debts nersi designs our pociality. Deo:arse wife were born nine sons and four Prince Reaches Melbourne. mission. a farewell testimonial will be Baseball GaineThe baseball team court here yesterday. assets at $13 5. okwhich Mona 67 South Main. Was- four daughMies of the local army recruiting staff is at $1,278 and ward daughters. Three sous andsecond chapel. Emigration ...,,t wife. ters were born to his . TUNG FLORAL CO. FLORAp 2)1114 this he claimed exemption. Prince Emigration ward chapel at II:11. Miss playing the Fort Douglas team MELBOVIINE,May 211:,..-T- he 214 Each of the sons now weigh, snore E. Bo. 2411. 2nd will Tel. Was PlaY egos. afternoon. On May 30, they' is just finishing her of Wales, wAto sailed from New Zeala- posmussen than 200 pounds. Work as teacher at the Franklin Springville. and ono Monday, the salt each liv- nd-on board' the battle cruiser ReFLORAL DESPINS A SPECIALTY. Ersesre four grandparente Provo. tackle will takers . Evan Floral Co. 311 Mato. Irs..a. 'IL nown May 21 arrived in Melbourne school. Called .ed to be more than SO yearepid. pt .... C. Sabstattionis-CaVieiting Testimonial TonightIn honor of ..011, Cleanest and Safest today. , Aatheny W. FisherAt the David fr. Smith. eon of Bishop David Cordon of the local army recruiting WANTED South famtlyt Vi5ItIfl the reeidenco, northern start , is ' Thirtyninth HIGH GAS PON HONOLULU. Tirw lav A. Smith, an entertainment will be sad Fireproof Building Highland drive. Anthony IL litations. HO NE Y WANTED -- - DAVIDSON .. tithe evening in the LeGrand TorterdAr Alven Mr. on old of Mrs. months and An. Lake Company. In the City 4i Richards- S treet. - HONOLULU. T. ii.. May 25.Hawall ward amusement ball. Eider Smith Is Scoutd-Con- t of HonoeThe Boy tbony "lithe. died yeeterday. . . o , ,...- -homb.if-11to the. Hawaiian will convene Frimission Illeetona--.A- 1 on a honor eourt tOcitt Scout of ili et. will soon have Woothor Pertau Permit leaving et gaso. HALE HELP WANTED Temperature I ' ' Islands. LOVICSI day. Will G. Farrell presiding. and a Everett Morton, errrlid..Yes of Continentire and ktook; instrumento on root of to the line, of the manager lecording la thin uoura tal died 'He those tootthem 143 PM-lnumber of lads receiving first class bank, hothor morning. 'Wire. WANWEDEXPERIENCED local branch of one of .the large oil - ' C4,K1 native of Tennessee and his family- - bar VPill kiosk- Expect General PereltimpGeneral awards. minem Open 'shop condiAP-- is companies - jutrt back from the main- J. J. Perghing is expected to pasel and merit badge been advised of his demier The body Dons. T1p wages; steady of Bootee work. -- RoofBu!Iding Moak land. at the tDonnel undertaking !stab- - ply John James. on hill waf;toor compbeint meariaComplaints of Kenyon Htetthrough this city. convention 44 .zo or Write P. D. Los 17 Salt bake. Masimum yeoterilay i:Port- asaleatiments were beard today by the lishment at Shriners from the 14 Minimum yoolorday ....12 SPIMD 40 HOURS IN SNOW STORM land. and entertainment will bet'of- state bowl of equeSsation, from the , delta Mir Ott Ito Islitro brrit t the Minimum today We Invite Inspection rosidenes of his daughter. Itra. Anniel ' 44 1.70T1 SALE A CrOMOBILM fered him wtiiis here by the local Silver Kind' Consolidated Mining Co, Thermon; 41 I &Am today . McCARilT. T.' Alaska., May 7.5.--- To 1371 Indiaoa avenue. John t noloo 41 The general le the Utah Lsaatnf corn patty' and the Michael Steins-titheauthorities. re. todoy .......... 46 r, and Comparison - I 7$ a.m. military Si died' old, bit years storm bound a in .: blizaard Pia and a member of the- Sessostris temple Of Los Amolos and It Lak ran road. . . PEL 27 ALLEN, FIRST CLASS today thil morning. B. Ira' a native or condition, m . 14 $4 blinding fog on the Ruben glacier chomp for cash. Auto At,. today They were taken eller advisement Germane and bad reeided in Utah for cosorlis Most efficient Packing 101 14 fig southeant of Mt. Mck.linley, for 40 Lincoln. Neb. Co., 69 East Fourth South. IR aa today SS He Is a the survived years: by pRot ar I t .m. today .,....,t,""o4,,$$ 41 loOearinge--Tode hours. was the recent experience of Dare Bank Kinard (lab Lanetwoolusitiess son and two daughterar4 and Shipping DepartInent "1004 t.odkr ...........37 Joe McLellan and George Walker of and Politics" will be the theme of an cal bank clearings amounted to $2.- ism Gt...At a larssi 32,3 ts. mt. (Moo Pm Ret , as $1.321.with Mabey 141.111.34, Tinto.) McCarthy. Travel was impossible end addeoes by Major Charles compared F1L3L WANTED Mrs. ()aorta Ways &kid this :morning. in the West. IMO themisiOmotor ---18 the two men dug a hole la the snow In erpeeking before the Kitwante club 7411.2; for the corresponding day of thormornmor, 41 CAPABLE: WOMAN OR GIRL, ron where they remeined until the storm at its weekly luncheon in the New- last year., t 1110T011f2 I'D X 0 TLN Ix 11 urnitlitt .. cxmcri-Entrcterst tookowork wood cook, two lifted. The storm was the worst he house hotel tomorrow. Malcolm Aeee Florae Snag , Lore Weattort rommest. family; to lautAty h4gb wage t right has known in years. according to Mr- rAllister will be chairman. Musie ,will have been sent out WASATCH - LAWN CKNIKTIrRe torty. Wan. 2321 by Prof. Alfred I ratr tonight -and Thursday; warmer Marthy who is an- -Alaska oldarrier." be furnished by Rachel Cannon. 14 "1a'.. Wm. ISSI M Beet for a eery recital to be rven t ---oarese,ual tt - . rt. uroday. -' -- -of. Lt175TAmades by hid pupils. ,Mise Portia Rawlins. ',throw for Organks--PrTHE ,rimENG ate? , MONtbfENTS o, Co, of and and Joiteph Thomas organist Trerobisy, eompoiter Arid Pboopbase .jj plant Ftatt,l'o PA.As of KNEW Fit r, Tot P.141 LTC: Lr'Nlt Basilica at (Mane, Can- baritone. with !dna Rowena Kern.. 1 SALT LAKE atAftelLE AND bloND: ' nurroor VII Is. 4111b 'Wog& enjoy a homer garden. 113 Raft Second ;,, fruit lutet ,i4411 & 11143111k0 iSittY the Catholic 3I4. taiori last 11,eat in froot I hi lie' to le arrive due this the lAttle Theatre, qp.ivtgl WorksC. 0, johotea, Pro", of Altagar ada oretunwo. , spoittek 3414 mid 1441 city accompaniPt ttoo tooto properties. At gout.W.'Intore opoo Dance Hall, revarst rboa nsroroo4 , eat. Thursdar afternoon, to give as or Elate street. Friday at 1:13 p.m.. The 118 N Stripe'. tioewtont. Murray HLI.R., t 211.--- , Z ' 1,11 - Alaska Gold .... ' !el itl i Alaska Juneau Amn Beet Sugar ..0 . "ill te I9 '. Amtt. Can Co. ..4 381 871 37 Amn. Ootton Oil . 421 431 48 Awn. Drug Syn. . 121 12 11 Aron. HMG & Leather Amn Hide 4 Leather pfd MI 1;1 1;1 83 Arlin. Locomotive 11$11 1131 ...... .. 4I4 541 40 Atria( Smeltor Antns Smelter phi. :: : :981i :: Arno. Steel Pry. . 120 Omit. Sugar 82 TeL & T.I. Atnn. 921 ..I.821 diMiln1IN..M.A.4MMMi. " 0., 'IV" P11111011Pilivate wire this aftornoont I 1 . 1 4: J. A. Mottle tt. Co. furnish the follow. ling quotations roceived over their pig.. L. 40 , ill;111,:,. - I 1 .. , , k 7 t C INE.W l'911K STOCK LIST. gull) .... - 4i et women ma pmul , 0. 0 ; -iiliks 1) .4, , 1111111111111.11.111111.1111111-- - , -1 I 7........ "IP"... ..144)10.-- , , Limmelawammelprr ...... I ,. e' -- t . -, -- 7 ..' The steep .i ", - ' i . ., ,, ; I Ak, .04 ,I.,,4", ei,,i-- te , , 4, Deep pricecutb ' on practically : : every article - in the store fal''3R , Pilt . - ' 4 I -- 1 ( : : , 4. I 147111V. U limo - e H . ,.,, 1 .. L ,,,,,,,- ottql "OM Mb , - t ' . i . ,00011 - ' Genuine" 2 1.-- 11- . 1 4 ( i,... , IP - - , ll S 1 i , ' v, ' '-- . company 111. i,,1 ke 4 , 3 0 ....".S47. -- , e -- .. '' Oundso -- - 0 11 ." awl ilmornmot ift44I4 Carchr6Aciains ......... PIdv, .;,,, , 0 , 1 Jr,14 1 e i MONTPELlEft. Vt.. May 26.-Tlepuhlican Ante convention ing ititelf In favor of women urged Governor Clement today to call eanion to the legislature In epeeist' snake pososible ratification of the Pith amendment. Vioman suffrage was favored by ARGENTINE STIMENTS Ala Lien. Leonard Wood, candidate for the Republican nomination for president. Its an liddretus. He said it STHINE HESIJITS IN would make for cleaner politics. Is "The convention deplored what terbed the "litit'scratic conduct" of President Wilson in negotiating the SHOOTINCIF MEDICO treaty of Versailles. 41 ' , ' 4'.., V v 0"lk ..1,4 :', 4 .. - " I - Ratify Suffrage Act' ': ' $ - : 0 1 , 1,--- '... -.:, ,..,, '' . ,.0 . Ili , .. f ) - t ' - . I ''' - ''''. :. nt Vermont G.11 p. Ask Special Session to ali,,,,,., ) 4 ",-7- 2 . vt........::,,r,,,r.-"...m7- 40:..........or i ,,, --loll kv.,- 0 4 , - k I , SA t )- 0.4,,'",, t '.:1'2 - - s: ,c ! ,. - e ... , -- ; 4 t Iv, lrt '' , ,.,,, - 1 ; ,, , - ,,, K ' ,,,!,-...."' v r .. I , ....I P-- dN4,, 1 4 - 'I- ''' , , ' ' k ' a ' , - , , ,41 to" vrt ' ''''' ' i i ' i . ; ,,r ,.,,,,,,, k , severe., Inset derives more than 1$0.0011,110 annually la revenue from broken e license and Mock transcalons le New gays Williani U. Edward. collector of internal revenue Or this di.. trkl. thousand sittich brokers, hi nal& pay al license tax of CIO and In addition a petits' tali of WO or SIMI according to the salable value of their Deata on local exchanges. Ur the 4.0010 tOMM104110r1 br..tkere , those who an members of on whirs produce or other wares ars traded In pay a yenrly tea Of A too-cetax on shares traded hi on the block Exchange nets the govern. mm& several thouaand dollars daily. Unlisted ourporatione eying a howl Obi" in the I. noted Mated sire subject to the original lasue tea of ft cents a bars on ail etociss valued at 81,11 or frection thereof. Th monthly sale of docunientary average a $3.006,000 more elampsi 186n half of shirts hs In stamps of 11.600 denominatiqn. or approximately' 10;00 11,00a stamp Ales for stock To transix:Ilona, Mr. Edeartioeald. ..eupply the demand a reserve soupply of stamp' valued at 81trotre.000 always la maintained in the cuittom bombe vaults., ' - , --...... 0111111111111W 1011 26 1920- VEDNESDAYI MAY EVENING NEWS DESERET fil rv - I - : 31-2- st. I , - 1 1- I Late Locals , 25.---T- - - it 221-22- Du-Pu- Keith-O'Brie- . s - - - 61-1- 1 1. lilt Storcao of - sea-eon- 's . Ilousoho Id Goods .by Death The Weathér Ji - ' I - nate ' , 0- P .- . - . - .ofin:crence 1. 43-,4- - - - , 4 -- - 1mm-00.1- 1 - 111, Recital--TaeltAtte- ItemIn Fireproof . Sfortai II . - -- 1 -- --: mezzo-contralt- drassista--Advertteem- ' .. I S I - - |