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Show IS ' ort, .. j.-'. I .' -- ' .. ...4r"."01:1,,Pliv-S,- a . 7,w77-- - - - ' . - , , 2:-::- - , - - it , . . , ' , - - . - - - 1111F.00..."10.,.. , - ' DESERE't ..NEWS '1.11E - FRIDAY; j HIM HAPPIti , , , ews. ) Tho Deseret , 7.. . .... : : ' - ' , Co.) , NWYORJC. Dee. Thaw ,bas found real happiness at IASto..413 aiding the sorrowed! Out of a turbuient'llte which, has kept him in & spotlight of pitiless publicity for mere than 20 rmurs the slayer of Stanford White has stepped into a new light. But this time it has been without any fantarebeyond the , rim of the pub I ben gas& With deep feeling borne of hii own long suffering. he had been ' working quietly unostentationaly- . until Mrs. Catherine DeNino. 1i come from Evanston, lU. to The Bronx. and shot the man who had;i betrayed her when' she was but - - 4 - - ,.t. kky 4r) 01 t:Ilr r - , - .1 - "ElN, - F17 J 7 01' r Ti. girl. penniless. was 'lodged In fail. without a friend to help her. , Thaw. hearing of the atory. and -recalling the long ago tragedy of ! his own Evelyn Nesbit. promptly , engaged counsel for her defense.' 're' . .; - sent money for her comfort. and .. suggested the lino of action that, it , expected, wiU save the girl from , is the electric chair. ' Then. for the first tints. did tie. trorid at large get a new inkling of Harry Thaw. heretofore pic. tured ' only as - a sensationalial I rounder. habitue of night clubs ant , principal. of divers escapades. I called on him jut as be was preparing to leave his hotel for a fortnightly visit to his mother in ' Ile was busy with Pittsburgh. There must; his correspondence. ,, . have been. Se letters In tho stack' ' before himjust. one day's contri. , button. 4 The mall came from all over the countryfor the melt: he did whom from persons part not know. There were business' , letters and crank note,the usual! Cole, cast aside quickly. But there' were also an astounding number of of which was appeals for married in timeonly to have her thrOwn away.. happiness bl.ghted by the man who Nair Graying. ruined her; and then the UnTShanded them ! strainable Insteal, Thaw impulse to clear things era' to his secretaries the bas i up by removing the CAUSAL -twos for investigation. seen the Thaw never I've Thaw looks bits a middle aged went on. Don't expect girl." to. When His hair is k I all over. I suppose shell to country banker. streaked a soft gray. his eyes are back to her busbandwith the clear. Ms face firm. his skin baby she did not know was living) smooth.. He looks much younger And. then. I suppose rn rover hear titan his years. more about the affair. As be rose trout Ms desk. his, any'Thanks? Who wants that? six feet seemed taller than usual. 4'My pleasure comes in the helpHe alga straight as a die, and his the sorrows shou'.iers despite Lost summer Thaw bore 'the exthey bora are as upright as thosa of three playgroonds do- or a collage atblete. Yet Its takes penses noted to the children of New York. exercitie. Be will not say Just how much With a modality that seemed money these gillianthropto pursuits genuine. he tried tO veer off from have cost him. the strbject of his gallantry. He disNothett is Word. cussed Mus1 c. the opera, the latest I had referred to as his "ma." Finally I pinned Min down to' a Mrs. Mary Thaw 'Mother is the word.' Thaw Chat of his new work. as lie tamed quickly. out shot "It la nothing more than the "Never 'ma.' " , square thing to do." tie said rather we switched on to a talk ot And been doing reluctantly. , lt right alongonly nobody made 8roadway. How does the street compare any fuss about ituntil this De with that of two decades ago when Nino girl's care broke in the news Madison Square Garden and its Pape were the scenes of the big tower ' Like Own Case. life? night -AS Thad spoke, there were vis Broadway then was putrid." reItms of the pad. For the De Nino plied Thaw. is incomparably affair has many of the elements of better today. own belpiid his make the celebrated case. Here was "Perhaps I a young gin ruined at an early age. street safer. I hope eo." , Ly -,--- ', ,.,' 'f:,'A - , -., .1: , - - :.140i- - , , ' - , You will be overjoyed when you see all the fine toys. Santa has ' left with us. Come and find, out just what you would Ile him to bring you. . t i - I 11 ' . , 4N II It 1 I. ; 1 I - ; - . ' ! , . ; . r tt - I I . 'It : . ' ' . - - I What Readers Think Victo. ry For Drys. ' ' : , - . ' , , . , . , p - .. - , , . - - - - , laws. - - - - fa ; , t s - . ' . t ., , ' t . , ' , ; IThe . - - Mixed Color I 0 , I . , ' , 0.-P- ' - . EAST FIRST SOUTH. ' - , 4 r 4 , 0 .. .,11 O '.4.41, t ' ' , Included in this lot of women's slippfrsc 02 IFu Imes -- - one-stra- . tio t Lillis AP ......,,.. - e KIN 3 0 1 - triVITO I I , , ', Averste It rappt4 e wo (Limit runtotmer New Fresh Rubbent At Low Prices , ....... ' ' I - . $1.18 $3.48 Men's Rubbers $2.48 1 Boys' Rubbers . .. , .. 88c, 98c 88c $2.28 Women's Rubbers . . .,. .$1.98 CEldren's Rubbers . .. 68c, 78c , ' 2 CA. - or half, .. lb. , .--- .... 156 Bacon' sliced in pkg. lb. 40c la. IMIMIONIENNIEN ..i. lova" - - - .- drawing, M.' LEG VEAL ROAST, lb. Nt; Women's Felt Slippers i 1 Grape4,t. - f 6. ' , , Al Al ' .0,,-- ; WV . - - - -- - ,. t''' ,. . 79e . . . - 'Jo colors. ' es - In 12 good F4iitilPENDA8rELSIIDEstoott , --- - - , i ..,... I i p 11.1.11111111 . . ' 1 -- , . 1 k The Capitol Gas lis,U 1 . la. 1111 ) t0 1.1 Ityll ) , , announce the openinTof - . - - ) , ) . - ? ' Sall Lake's &lostBiautilut Service Station . , - i :- - ) - ... ac ..21c 11,10c 1 1 Ilh East' n(a ( ( . -; ,- II , , '' " . , 'Saturday', Dec,' ilth and Sunday, Dec. 5th i 'nineI II Ilt1 1 - ..32c . ) ' :'';'.....: e 1311h SonUhi gia, n fir IIITti - -- wildly" g- of P PP Aka , Noe. Now dtt 1,111611141 - H --- linre. flUII Afillb milk OM , Ill V linIVI(11)11111-:;.!-'.:- iticilis'e. ------ - IIP otA "PRP -- gal a olla Nal 11., , V LILL I , ) . 25c 25c Free Oil Coupons Redeemable at All Our Service Stations. x ( ( No. 1- -123 No. 2-- No. 701 South State St. West 8th South. 3Ogden Road. , fain across No. 4- No. 5--2235 No. 6-- -4th 27th South and Maht. Hyland Drive. So. and State. ) ' , ) ( I - - -- - - - ' , . - '..e,,1.1,..M2112.,.Q.,.11,:ttmbr-oaw..- ,1,---- ... - - , - fi Tilt - HENSChoice, stewing No charge for ri 1,711 4ii A 14"--- ; . .Beef Pot Roast, lb. .., WHISTLER IS HERE. Charles Taylor. former Salt Laker, is vieiting with his sister, James F. Miller. Having mad St. reputation as a r"sidell Ana soloist, he will be on the Pros of the Central Christian VAM church next Sunda, rains. - - -- OP - ( per doz. 36c Meat Deparbnent --- ) - - 0 , ,,, . . ( 40c 71c loaves (Gnarliest re4 ) N I ,, 11 au. EGGS . . ' Men's Galoshes Women's Galoshes Misses' Galoshes . Child's Galoshes - , 48c - b. Pail , 179;;;Iro ' Childrert's dependable happy prices. Visit our Down Stairs Store and you'll save on shoes large for every member of the ftunily. ' ' , ,,, p, Men's, Women's and em footwiar at these two IJ - ne in all sizesgrowing'' are complete girls' oxfords, gunmetal or Jan women's patent Cuban or low heelsand other good styles. many - - - -- i' 1 N II- -- $1.83 .11).- 5c ' ; . 4 - - . pp;wreeetaryl, i Short Orders at Popular Prices 10 ; I , ' , Celery Russet PotaCrisp White stalk toes, 10 lbs. Russett -. Grape Fruit: 9c Cauliflower, Large Extra laree 12t4c Snow white, I ! - . - --.-- RAY&'HARVEY' '. ' , - ., . - - u mtto, ; - . ta": bag LARD BREAD I , .. Pike's Peak - ' . - - & ki4 4 ' S r 48-11- FLOUR BUTTEll z:tnirrd - ! RED RAY, former manager of Ray Harve3r'8, and "Bob", Porter, former manager of the Occidental Cafe, are nOW proprietors of Salt Lake's famous Ray &. ' . ; Harvey Cafe. This establishment hu been entirely remod' eled. The dining room 15 all newthe kitchThe bakery where the cafe's en own pastries are made is electrically equipped. - Either Fred or "Bob" will always be on band to see that you receive every attention. ' '. . .tr 4111101Kft , N', , 1 sk 0 - armommum...n., I ' B.-COFFE- Do litrerrle4 an outstanding wet srot, IChicago, George E. Brennan for t I the senate. lie asked for votes on : to the the, Promise ibis personal : people wine and beer and was delaated by more than 90.0e0 dry votes cast aaingst him. Illinois has a useless referendum, $00,300 wet sotes' , which attracted to about 300.00 dry votes. with :i more than 700,000 falling ,,, drys voted all. i I country elected 35 senatoral :ail dry but nine and of the 435! ; members of the house 204 have dry ii records.Massachusetts eleeted a' hone dry governor and New York's1 senatorial election is a i blow to near lighted Depublitans i I who want to pledge the 0. . to! Iithe wets. : lath. dry south mad dry Middle west election results w:II tightrn ' Ma!' and community dry law,. 1 he ' is the repeal! only real wet to the state liquor laws in Montana. Bootleggers and moonshiners may I its 114etec.a w.thottt . now operate Interference by the police. and the, nation now has the spectacle of al i state without a penalty even for selling liquor to minors. Let the assoc ation, against the prohibition amendment take full responsibility for the results. Yours very truly, 1 I MRS. f( MtLEESE. . 544 South Second West , I. Citizenehip Department State , - JO , s, 111 that slowly but surely proves the merit of any retail institution. Time tellsit eliminates the inefficient. The fact that Piggly Wiggly has successfully maintained its increasing legion of customem as well as steadily multiplyipg its number of ' stores is the best evidence available substantiating. . . THE TEST OF TIME. M. J. ; . pl. - I - The Test of Tinfe , cs - - , Time is the element Salt Lake City., Nov. SO, 10111, Dear Mr. Editor: Will you please give me ',pace to, call attention to the fact that success of the wets Biel many of the elections is a. dry victory. All the election has proved Is that New York Chicago, Illinois and an Co remain wet, but with chances of influencing rational Islation. Idissouri, California, CA-11 . orado and Montana ir.re the only! with a legal referendum on i latates laws and in the first' states the dry malorities Montana alone IItremendous. Tied - . . - ,,,:- 4 & HARVEY CAFE Now Under New Management - - PIGGLY WIGGLY I ........ - - t . - --- 14.... , - I ( . i Ts. I - . ii , r. - 01)ecial Bargains Down Stairs Store IASKED Thadv-ertent- . 95 $ ' . ! 1 "' 7:-.-- , I ly ' .0, ' - , 1 1 ' . , ' doof - ... .,,,, ....-- For any occasion and at pleasingly popular prices. Never before have we shown such an amazing assortment of - pretty styles. - -- ' ge-o- t ' .. '. Back to his work. Ms secretary told me that his Damages of $5,260 Conversations with .the Russians response to appeals has been asGiven Against City at Eamenetx and Podolsk terminated recently in an agreement tounding. Es could not break confidence and ten the names, But the patrolling of the Jury in Markt JUdgli M. L. regarding and they were many and from all parts frontier bandits Ritchiel, court Thursday returned from crossing preventing of the country. the frontier. RuAs I was leaving, Thaw escort-Ne- d a Judgment forSC2C3 in favor of mania and Russia. however. are me to the door moot courteous Frans "needle' as 'against Salt Lake as far apart diplomatically 1921. Chicago City for the loft of buildings and 1 off that angle, helping May livestock in a fire bleb spread 'Daily News Co.) I won't your be asked; 'Really it from the city. , dump. Is nobody's concern but toy own. 10.- Drescbel suit for CILURMEN 1C43EED. brought. "Of course it makes me very Appointment of P. M. Farr. happy. But so does the improvecommercial manager of the Mill ment of my mother's health. Yet TO SPEAK. Power & Light company, as chairthat is all purely personal." But so sere bik escapades 'which been extended to man of the program committee for Milton Bennion of the school the annual convention of the periodically plunge him into the I spotlight. Yet the man seems so Of education of the University of northwestern diviiion of the Nato addreas the Natonal tional Electric Light association in much leas lurid than the picture pointed-.-sn- d of State Superintendents Salt Lake June 21 to 24. and J. Aever So lUtah usually Instruction meeting et li:atm, president and general manmuch more 111 and IL Ilia atee of the Capital Electric comIflH al hai notFeb. yet been selected. pany. as chairman of the enterIdahoans Win Prizes tainment committee. is announced At Chicalo Exhibit' Berlin gets much or its lectric- Ili D. C. Green, vice president and ity by burning lignite where It is general manager of the power mined. 139 kilometers sway, saving company. who la president of the CHICAGO. DOC-- , daily movement of from 3000 northweetern - division of the ano Award. today at the Chicago live-t- o the$000 tons of bituminous cosi. stock show included: Small feeds: I red clover. first J. A. Farnsworth, r Buhl. Idaho: second. R. C. Buck- - ounanasaammiii ley. Buhl; Third, Louis Felt. Black- I foot, Idaho. -. I - .. i , - . ' altl-..no- ne ' - -- ' - 95- G - I stte- - : 14 - - t.).- , -- . - -- . New Winter Models for Evening or Street . I. . i v (.1 . "'-- I INE... limionl-- I Door( ; 14 n 1 - itet.,,,,d0, - . ( IThe " t I' I . Through Carpet Department to Wonderland Ith - mors not only abroad but through-- I Hence the kingst Out Rumania. the letter is expected to authority of the kings government and discourage the small opto profposition which might try , it- by the confusion. conservailvve.---iThe Brattano i !coalition with the General AveresCu. liberals. are solid with the 1E14 for maintenance of the prosent situation as regards the . rogenes personnel. An act of perils. ment would be neceasery to make change and this is improbable. I press comments on the M- vat here of American correspond- ' ents "come to witness none knows what events." and adds that the Americans ate surprised to find. the situation calm and normal and' that Rumanians are pleased with the queen's American trip and axe impatiently awaiting her return to more about her reception. ilearn is learned the Italian loan will be used to purchase three i destroyyrs, & submarine and- 100.- 000 rifles in Italy. It Is hoped Italy soon will ratify the council of ambassadors acceptance of, the Bessarabian frontier, giving a majority for its acceptance, as Japan will vote for recognition of when a majority is athsseurferdoutier - Enter at South Temple Street - - o,..., , ... News'-- 95 - Avereson. showletter ing that the kings health has improved and that he is able to take part in public life. The French doctors left Wednesday night. a it is twinned that the king is better and will be able to meet the queen as planned. Rumors, of Ferdinand's ill health and the regency question caused rit-- 1 Z C. M. I. Wonderland - t , . (By radio to Tle Chicago PallY- - sews') Deseret - , Three Groups. , - : - I - . 1 6,14r. !Queen Marie & royal welcome upon her return from America. King Ferdinand will be at the , station when her train arrives. The Rumanian press express of the kings energetic yoU.will bring all your friends and be here Siturday. S131 , iBUCHAREST. aeons have been completed to give - We-hop- - ..e. . Defense. Improve Dec. - t II t e 7,167, , Santa Claus has just arrived from the North Tole and will be--here in person. , 1 Style economy and satisfaction are combined at Alberts' big family Shoe Store, two big store, in one are overflowing with seasonable footwear for all the family. Follow the happy crowds and save. DEICICEIV-- -' will be given to all the children accompanied by their parents. - , , ' To Free Balloons - - ' ' Jailed. , '9 - 12! , - - , : , - - ', , -- 1 . Ferdinand Puts End to Rumors By His Letter; French Doctors Leave; - Saturday- - - fC00Yright,1921., Central Press , For A Bushel of Fun lExcistro Central Prete Dispatch to - . . 1 WHEN SHE RETURNS Wonderland , likes"' Lawyers For Girl Jailed For Slaying; :flflds Play Grounds; Says' N. ' Y. Changed. , . 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