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Show , P ' t I - . , .' . ',', ,, - FOUNDED 1859 . 1. . till . ', : 4111i : ) , t .., 41. 22 t920 SPECIAL ::: EXAMINER 1,.kl.pd L' CIIII0 OCAL 13.EIVE11.-AtlA- l .. . - .....----- '. . . I YEAR, T LARGE POWER. USEF6 DEATIIIn a striking article PETITIOU FOR STAY IN DFPADn'Ill :rirtatins:411T'; Desmond, the famous . Constabulary, the most pollen's police eery. has knowna service which on the average b within the span of sixty days. GOMOItRAII-,-Sc- en luoDram dalous condittons in Constantinople. or . which the misrule of the Allied milestone, la largely responsible. juetifiee an observant foreign corespondent in comparing the Turk. ish capitarwith the ancient "Cities of the Plain." other items of London society roxTnars AT FOUR SCORD-n.Amon- g news noted by Lady Mary. Is the extraordinary vivacity Of a sometime Philadelphia dam.. for the. paat quarter century the uncrown. ' ed queen of gay Dillard.. "WANDERING JEW" OR "WANDERING .11.7ANr--Templ- e Thurs. . ton's new drama on. the legend of Ahasuerus evokes sharp arid- clam from London critics. Who think the playwright's conception of the Jew cursed by the Man of Sorrows leaves the tragic note , .1, At-wholly onstruck. AMERICANS FETED IN TOillgtV,-,-171stor- io Pevonshire port,. In this harbor . comic Pilgrims after old ,Plymouth celebration. In 179 British fleet half.masted Ito flags on hearing of George Washingtons death. From here also. Napoleon in 1111 was sent Into exile at St. Helena- FICTION IFETTERk)--.'Th- e Little Things Don't Count." by H. C. Wit wer.'' How love and business mixecLin the Ins of an extraordinary young men, and what came to both of them. In Utah LOCAL ,FEATTRES--Li- fe drams. fifty years ago; musio and literature pages; Church .news with mission and , state ary correspondence from various Midi; city latest sport news:, Jack 0;ars' cartoons: three society I pages; complete telegraphic services oovering events of the 'whole earth; live and reliable local news and state and Idaho correspondence; special letters from New York, Washington, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco. Los Angeles. etc.. etc. Saturday News, Shaw tells 614 the 'Wye! Irish Ice that the world ever Is terminated by death , ot . . PLAITING DAILY WITII - ntPleinn,,P; ASTOCONTRACTS immediately by the Various Companies Seeh of pRECEDED theirW. three-weekAtwood was Nellie Time to Appeal to Su. grabted ILA interlocutory decree J of diTorce from Everett H. Atwood la Court or United , prem. Judge P. C. Evans divlition of the Third district court this snorning. States District Court. . The - infant. Lloyd -- Atwood. was idopted by Mr. and Mrs. IL P. Bow. ersos, after the parents bad signed a ANT conferences were held. to. certificate of consent in open court and the foster mother had testified day at the state capitol eve that she and her husband were so situ. the application of some of tho sited that they could give the baby' were-sen, larger power users of 11i4 Mra. ...Oat and Mrs. Bass signed by E. O. Leatherwood, Mrs. C. W. Nib- proper care. Counsel for Mrs. Atwood Amalgamated Sugar company Mrs. informed the oourt that a divorce was Miss Mrs. Elizabeth CanCrismon, Wells 17. Annie Mn. Kinney, and Ernett 11. Woolley, marked the non. aut'llirilleihthiesP:rowtonemsrms:lardatiLlgoz icetoibtlthettit of the local league, Lillian Cutler. Mrs. George T. Judd. pending between her and Mr. Atweod. moinInreeludon of the federal trade andlktsecretary Mrs. Mrs. J. Reuben Clark. Mrs. Julina L. that Mrs. Atwood had another child re. E. O. Leatherwood. Smith Kesler. to care for and the physical condition appeal to the courts for a stay. until commission's sugar probe. Kinney refused this morning to give Smith, Mrs. Donnette Mrs. William of thl father was such that he could Dixon Snell, they can, Fy due process of law, get W. T. Fox, an Officer of the West the contents of the messages to the Mrs. Kate Mrs. before either the state sultrefhts court . Lucy Clark. Mrs. Spry not contribute to their eupport. Fur press, but declared she had accepted Spry and Cache Sugar company was the only the local league chairmanship with and Mrs. Mobey were in the receiving this reason. he said, the parents or the .1.7nIte4 States dilstrict court '. The case is one of the most Important witness examined. The' history of his the idea that the organisation was en- lino with the hostess, Mrs. Naylor. deemed it best that the child should . and concerned Women from other localities were be adopted. yet heard by the public utilities coin. connection with the West Cache corn tirely In legislative work, especially as presentfrom Ogden, Kaysville, Lay. mission. Involving additional revenut Following the order of adoption teen-tyin- g only wttneu PLoY Was taken up. the Mid- Judge Evans listened to the divorce of $1,000.000 annually, which will applied I. the Intereets of women and ton. Woods Cross. Farmington. vale and other towns. A musical action. in which Mrs. Atwood charged have to be paid by the varlet'. powvi ' -that he came to Salt Lake from children. aftwas rendered the and feel women. mors . who now hold contracts. which that she The during program The local said, law cruelty. plaintiff to last Chicago Febpary . practice of Mrs. W. testified that she was able to support the utilities commission bee ad. they have had suffrage long enough to ernoon under the direction the at 20, last, here, and that on Sept. G. E. C. Leatherwood herself and one child, and waived her Lockington. enable them to know their own minds . Judi: I to be invalid, am far as rates MacMillan, at- about voting request of Herbert-Rafternoonland of address the for alimony (lue to - the ill and resent the fact that rave the torney for the Amalgamated and Ern'- the league which has developed out of Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan spoke on her request health of the defendant. who.- it was By the decree of tho commiselos est B. 'Woolley in the present investi- the to recent Ireland. visit But American old the increased rates allowed to tha declared, is suffering from heart trougation, he accepted a proffer to rep ble. The court awarded the decree lower company went into effect at resent the David Eccles Interests in noon today. Late yesterday petitions acoordinglY. . -- I the West Cache company as attorney Ell TO ' HOBBITS were flied byltay & Rawlin s. in no.. and agent... The reason given by Mr. . - Sells Socialist Papers. half of two groups of metal mining ' MaMtIlan 'foe this request. the witA. L. Renz . who is suing Ruth Itelta nese said. was that inasmuch as the companies; by Dickson. Ellis. Ltleaa for divorce, was before the court on & Adamson in behalf of the company's'-placUtab of business was some OF MAJORITY IN COUNTY an order to show cause why he should SPEAK SATU11011 NIGHT Copper company, and by James Ings . distance away it was desired to get not be compelled to pay his wife alibretten, in behalf of 'the Auerbach a quorum in Salt Lake that they might mony during the' pendency of the accompany and the Salt !Ake I'reareI transact business without any untion. The pktintiff testified that he Brick company and the Progrese A meeting of the Salt Lake county was a vendor of vegetables. and that will mark anothnecessary expense or!dels..y. Saturday. Oct. The companies represented Considerable time ,vias devoted to er big Company. was committee central 'lees his a Democratic income in than MO was campaign Republican night by Ray & Rawlins are the Judge Min. taking testimony regarding .certain admitted that as "sidemonth.. Hs held at last H. former R. night county headquarwhen annals Roberts, & to ins : stock transfers froin Mr. Mae,Millan Smelting company. the Brisk. lines", he bought. and sold junk and With the pledging of , hearty co- Creek Mining In a conference between State Eli:. & Tunnel Mr. Fox, which the latter voted at a chaplain of the 145th regiment. to- ters. Chairmen of the five precincts that he sold 'literature." comp.). and offiChurch V. stockholdState Ind Cache and of of West districts the of several MCOOnitie the the the Daly Judge Mining company. In operation yeeterday by city meeting with C. Milts, of the - Mr,p Reitz counsel objected when his gineer Gecvge gether ono , ere hist September when the sale to In the city smoke campaign. the group, and the Silver King Con. "Fighting inst." will speak at the of the cOunty were in attendance and client was oisked what was the na- Road Engineer Ira IL Browning..the ciate , the Eccles interests of ,Mr. Woolley's Salt solidated Mining company.. the Utah.' Lake Theatre on the league of na. made reports of the canvass that had ture of the "literature': The court situation regarding the evident Inten- Church- may give aid to the move stock was voted upon. Apex Mining leompany, the Eagle & (ions issue and. the ; questions that been made. Arrangements were made overruled the objection and he testi- tion of elimirmting Utah from thel ment by inaugurating educe.' big Blue Bell Mining company, the Daly Says "Lecture" le Irrelelitut. man. Special fied that he sold such publications as confront the to make an intensive The was discuseed,1 tional campaign.. , Prest. anthou H. Weide the Utah Consolidated Mlnins The testimony of ..thiorwitness, un- music has been arranged for the eve- - at the meeting Liberator, The Appeal to Reason tet the in matter voters week Silver King Coalition thia company. ,discussing the get all and Seventy-Si- x like all others who bad preceded him. fling and -a large attendance is ex. campaign this Questions and An- and two feasible plans Were proposed, Lund, Mines company a.nd the 'Bingham .. was featured by his entering numerous pectell. which-villtro- t neces-- I morning, stated . that no definite steps registered, and during the I eat two swers About Conditions. in Russia., the onirobviate . Mines . "Do they not constitute .I- - .Nit,. Vi, objections hi his own behalf. On this, Thomas N. Taylor, Democratic can- days of registration, Oct. 26 and 27. ridding Salt ;Ake of me amok. . , Thesecompany. Eton National Park. in petitioos rehear much 'of literature?" the witness was Inked. ally of iutting.off. b tht been nuisance have Henry Ward Beer, attorney for the didate for governor, was in Sandy last District chairmen reported their planned ester Church, but that : the organization the matter that went into 'the brief' took issue with the the principal speaker at a large' His coUnsel objected aad a sommeet but wfll1Ivs the tovistashorter, .;gozernment. was familiar with routes. and, inable- - theM4,to talcs' a would undoubtedly he was entitled to and enthusiastic rally. Today, - Sen. II ganteations. as running smoothly and of the court that-h;, nese,' saying assist in every at the time Of the hearings before the ,tat commission. That of the Utah Copp. the courtesy of the witness's 'answer ator William H. King and Mr. Ty. said every indication politted to an the character-o- f thee. publications short lide-tri-p which will enable dont poseible wit. This assintance 'might company la the most voluminous and without the numerous objections and kir will speak at Layton and Farming. overwhelming majority tor the Re. shut off further questioning. he acknowledged. spread as tar The to 'visit the Great' even, Salt Lail and.... as allowing pettlers ta geherel of ail, &Belying IS- - errors os educe-poin- ts that should Mr., MacMillan, the wit- ton; Other Wominent Democratic I Publican party In Salt Lake. tounty. witness volunteered that they were , nesses give of interest In ,this city.. , counseL deem it fit he ,might speakers holding meetings tonight ere howtional "smoke" talk. at ward ger- - the part of the commimion. It claims known as "Socialist According to an 'announcement ever, be was requiredliterature;' make objections. Mr. MacMillan re-t- as follows: Herbert Maw at Logan; vloes and might ale include a super- - that the existing rates are much tot to wife his There" pay two routes are' possible the entitle' lecture B. H. Roberts at Bountiful: Walter made at state headquarters this morn-- 126 S. month. ; - vision Of the heating plants of ward high, and alleges plied that he objected to ' Utah constructed commission has not the authority ot already. ' of the government's counsel, on the U. Moyle and Stuart P. Dobbs. at Par- Adam Bede, the noted Amer!. . - .. Husband teed Poker. ' ' ' through ing .eritAP..111.H. MCrallybobre.NZeitottreCDrn. niKtalleyteop".. raise which will enable tourists not only to the rate in contract' power to and Parowan: Con- can auehor anti , agonen, Summit ground that it was humorist, will be' in On the ground of cruelty an interwhich were made for 25 years, )on t o Zinn NallOnal Park. and BaltAske chatrma,kof : The response of Mr. ildicMllian pro-- . gressman Milton H. Welling. cand1-- 1 , Oct.:- - 28 executive.. ,amoke beforeSairtAke.-Will and catatrahodon was was created. -- decree of divorce the awardspeak It locutory United States venator, and for cipitated a verbaLhattle and ,Mr. Beer date City. but will enable them also to see committoo. and Osborne - Monnett. W, Another' point which is said to bo . declared he was at least .entitled to James-Ytrunk, candidate for Con. 4 reception to be held at the New- ed to the defendant On her cross corn. the northern stele ot.the Grant Can- smoke expert at the U. S.: Bureau of ! conduct his ease without the "fresh- gress from the Second district. in Car- - house hotel. Arrangemen'ts for' the plaint in the case of Jame' A. A. yon. which. in the present plan as out- mimeo bad: an interview with the vital to all the holders of contracts Li Utilities commissloo - . nese of the witnesses and the audacity bon county; Daniel O. Larson in meeting are under, the direction of Stanley against Amelia Z. Stanley. The lined by the Denver office; is not.poe-- 1 Presidency Ind Twelve .spostios can whether the ' arrogate to Itaelf not only tho of their counsel" referring to Mr; Mac-cou- rt Cache county: Henry G. Moyle and L. A. E. Beveridge. chairman at of thell plaintiff dismissed kis complaint in 'ibis. for the Denver plan includes of the,. Church the yesterday R. Martineau in Toosie- Power to sbrogate certain parts of till Milian walking drOund the Young Men's Republican club, with the case. permitting Mn. Stomley to only that part of Grand Canyon park Church Office building.and received contracts, but ale to invalidate cer. : obtain the decree without contest lying south of the Colorado river. held' assurance- - of this with. his hands in his pocket es an at Newhouse. the While headquarters hearty twin parts thereof, and still fore now. , the hotel houges the Mate and county Mr. Stanley said that tier husband by man,' to be,..far inferior, in beauty from Church' officials.' 1 attempt to overawe witnesses. Refuter users to live up to the remeinins Democratic headquarters, according to had struck he and at one time burned to the Northside.,,, The Church healing plant on ing thesesdeelarations. Mr. MacMillan WET WEATHER the management, the hostelry wilt be her on the band with a hot poker. avenue. ,being used- by the parts under a much higher rating.not . ,' charged that the only attorpey ,: who hall ofil- Th4 state the proposed plan by If the entities commission does The latter action resulted from a had attempted to intimidate witnesses thrown open on the night. of Oct.. 211 and which will be' among the many nearby garages. , apartment come to a decision immediately. tht was MrBeer and that he had tried to the Republican party. whore declaration by the wife that the poker dale, houses and other buildings, is already reamible at the molt proposed IN BEEf company can begin billing tilt to overawe witnesses by impressing power ones will be made and & general was not hot. She testified that she Denver declared to speeches amokelona I. bepractically Nov. are for in. useri concerned at the power said to her husband. "Why It isn't hot. the route of the upon them the fact that he represents good tirse indulged in. The on Church find large bulldinge highway to run from to - about creamed rate, amounting conthe court The later 'hon." government.' in inquired square temple surrounding Mesa yerdit,..hletionet Perh in the taking '- ' a, ' "Dual Part" tterning whether she had given her southwestern' charged:, . corner of Colorado. hearty, three solid blocks.' of struo- - $1,000 weather is greatly delaying Conferences were held by trtilitiet husband cause for the action. are from heated all tures, the Mr. theRainy plant .ets Mr. Beer countered north...to ,Dolores, cortm, then" Warren Stoutrour an "Did you testify that you called Lost hauling Of sugar beets in Cache Utah Light and , Power COM., Commissioners MacMillan ,with playing a dual part Canyon and Montrose, - Colorado. of thenear Mood up to a late hour toda), IL him a Hun?" asked the court West street., The Temple pally in the hearing, an attorney and an and Bozeider counties. according- to to Price to thence La Salle,Utah.. announced. Thom No, I said 'hortt it was just a way and here furnaces in the but nodecision waswere In reply Mr. Gi R. Tearsley, inspector of the state . intermided Individual. can either bon- - arrangement of the the attorneys to'. ., I had of addrebsing him." It whoparticipated ' over . fact that : MacMillan defied s Mr. Beer to point industrial despite latter, plant., eonroads tinue Utah Pow. who returned the the! good various already companies. commieston, meant honeYr has you "Oh, Slehlnir Is' of tn. latest appliances out ene scintilla of tyldence showing structed te Zion- Canyon,. through a such that tie and Light company and' the at state. of the she that be smoke"Ires,' cannot made replied, part it him to be anything but- a representa- recently:from wealth of scenic beauties, containing general's oMco. . She got the decree. He was accompanied by Cd. M. Justin, less.and while the company is , de- torney tive of tie clients. canyons thick with ruins of cave clared Additional petitions were filed at On of inter. re'No.11ed the under bad have ground to way Former Coy. William Spry. dwellers and 'bounding in the finest for some 'time , for plans noon by the United States Omeltine agricultural statistician. enwere decrees of divorce toe tocutory this : enlarging ThtirsdaY afternoon, to the stand United state Tool - eon, The beet crop in this region Is an tered in the easel ut Pearl It Gunn. hunting and fishing. 1. It 'is believed that such a step company. plane titled that he bold upwards of 200 Lake and Utah Railroad, Salt Side to Slat lake. Edward A. Gunn, Carrie Car. pitnY. Trip will be practically Cache enortnouCone, he says, but the damp impossible this Denver shares of stock in the West obtained Tentative plans for the Itinerary of against and Rio Grande railroad, Salt Edward side ward a can in against penter The tourist short he Carpenter, take The which year. of heating 'nes plants, the fields into weather turned company part Terminal company, Salt ',aka tour next Minnie B. Smith against Arch from Price to ,s Balt Lake City. chapels. it is declared. however, can Lake Union fr Woolley. The Mock record pools of mud add it has been impoi- the national Depot and Railroad corn. C. Nielson against trip over wide cement roads. This he surveyed and perhaps mad. to do, City Deseret books were Introduced. giving Mr. sible for wagons or trucks to get in to year will have a, far reaching effect Smith. Martha and running News, Utah Metals ant- Pane'. Christian Nielson Kerchoff as not In does the Aidyth three Milt to their Lake In side city City rendering for only credit part Utah's 'scenpossessing trip remarkable bringing The beets to the factories. Spry and the- Utah 'roe the Tunnel carry company, S. P. Ruch will as stature Dail. allow. exceed the length of the hot sandy smokeless shares. At this point the objections sugar factories, however, are working ery before the American people, In Dayie against Arizona deserts a survey has just boon completed on and Steel company. - 1 the to this testimont, full time, through journey ofMr MacMillan as with yet supplied being of Stephen Mather, di- Two Sheriffs Hold : mapped out in the original Parkto- Ns Church., school beating plants all became so Arenuoute and precipitated enough beets from the first few days'. rector of national parks. as given in such a hot controversy that Intervent, hauling. highway. which entirely misses over the Intermountain country and Campaign Expemes Warrants for Prisoner Park It Is possible that a similar survey in -tion seemed necemeary for the peace re- a telegram received by C. B. Hawley, workmen of is a There scarcity Recounted by Nominees Anether roUto an4 one much shorter, the ward meeting houses in this city of the court and Examiner 3. J. pun-to ported both for the harvest fields and president of the Commercial club this en as in two out the Atorneys the economically Instructed ,reault was engineers, might by almapped Chief of Police Joseph E. Burbidge factories in that district It seams This Itinerary ',, includes missing Meas well si mokelcia advantage. it Is derefrain from nersonalities.------- , Expense accounts were filed today men morning. received a telegram from Sheriff Matt which would necessitate would .1most impossible to get.enough, more ' E. E. scenic was attractions tut which ever for the following nominees: Verde than Ben C. Rich. private secretary to who wilt gain the clared., park, on Chickasha. Okla., tbe of and work, today Sankey carry stay to ; Mr. Woolley, frenuently vflined",: . , Hoffman; Richfiel& preridential elec. on the nation- saying that be held a felony warrant advantage of seeing, both Salt take hoped would Mr. according-tBeer. Mr. : anawer uueetione nut by tor. Democratic party. has donated al for the arrest of A. IL Badgett 21 City and Zion National park, both of TELEPHONE tour. of thet the original c2tillERsifilol 1100 to the Mate commiltee paying that the information he had shares of etnek' hecl ty him in the old, who was arrested in this which wiii be.miesed ic years In Mr. Mather's Mali, latnature confidential out. This a is plan carried aeouired wax of C. Denver' plan partici John (X Walters. Duchesins, go. Detectives Carl Wean Cache company. City 'Wednesday by cialist nominee for Repreeentativo iti highways aland he would be violating a eonfthe history of Mr.- Wool- visit the following places going from earstensen and John B. Burbidire. ter route in established from Denver to Salt lejnstance. ley 4n-relating - t divulge it. I a st Congress, Eirst district, donatedIL111.11 ready the Vaawak-- factory- witness )leastrNarda pirk.Bryou-eanya- m wee at arrested via request litadgett Mar-to Zion and to his own candidacy: Andrew he declined to answer on the advice- of maid he had acquired 6,100 shares of Marysvale, north rim Grand Lake City. thence oouth of Rine H. E. Duncan, of Sheriff d canyon. ... Mr. west 'over MacMillan. Mr. Rich confewd stock from the Knight intereate.but Provo. Democratic routine for Grand Canyon prka-anheti a gen. he said also who felony Okla.. St. George. with understanding. donattd 1211 that $eorenratinne judge. Fourth district. ignorance to how many for the man. Telegrams from the Arrowhead highway to Los Angediyulge the price paid. -but a fruit festival Is. held at. the time of warrant to the, judtristl ea mnefirn eommitt... and Mr. Woolley were Interested woultrot teurist missing be nothing Ise, the to state the failed a called sheriffs On two, "dummy' by the e being teleof As result ' In and declined In positive terms tn the nark.-- the- eecond park A Mesa-VerdMr. Beer the witress took occagion to the party'sarrival. :Zion park, 'Cedar charges walnut the prisoner. and which phone conversation this morning beFew Pow yeti" he 1,1.4 Iwo,' for le went it and returned the eompli- City to correspond, if Poesiblo,,With deputy sheriff. from Duncan Is now which is listed in Colorado. ment On the Delta factory transaet- the dedication of a new hotel to Salt Lake to return la famous only.fot Its ruins of cave tween James H. Wolfe. acting Um on his ' there, Badgett way deollers. which are exceeded - on' -the information got from the the Of the state, and iott i; C Llre:ic ItOME.0 OWN 'TRIO route to Zion National park. 'ram that at Mr. iplac:Itillsn's Set Lake City; thence wesiLto San - not I witsess of Carbon count. the anclerk , hasti Smith., yet Gov. Damberger I. Ike Key to Suoevootro FANS, Too request be had drawn a check for Si.- - Francisco via Lake Tahoe and a trip nounca his appointees to the conven- - rarmer-tabo- r ticket for that county 60,000 on the Utah investment com- by special steamer to Hawaii Nation- PE111.13011C1.1111ES. 4 Iv ! tion at Denver.. The stat ettgineers ernl go upon the official ballot bold al park and return. The plan Is tenpany for the DelAmar interests. , 1r Iul declare the matter vital to Utah, and the formal issuance of a writ of manHal .1 tatively figured on for September or irs ( t two routes OrAl the aver suggested next year and formal plans will be they .H to Mr. Wolfe. Pleads Guilty to Petty ITEPORTE0 TO POLICE are thoroughly feasible. and if no city date, according 0 , forked out- - later. of e refusal the outcome was t, the This 1674 or state selfishnese is allowed to en- - of Mr. Smith to The Brooklyn Eagle, one of the ?err. closely. put the Farmer-LabTheft; 90 Days in 4 441 aro f4. ter, Utah taw at team have an attire- ticket upon the ballot. in the country has newspapers largest he Wilding that associated to 'Ms 4 doubtless will which prove ' route tire much enthusiasm over expressed nem more the thee law requiredthe E DamghertY. tints. who Saintly ;10, years old: their Several, petty burglaries-- were ,rea attractive to tourists generolly., trip. lir. Mather addressed the-31which app4trie upon Ote peti sits arrested Thurirlay afternoon club on rtairs wonders with excel- ported to the.polic today as having lit,: C. L. Splegol. state secretary to m It tion. Iv., rirat South and Samba East streets lent results. according to word 'rec- occurred in various sections of the Scificlay School Will tOr party appeared of the ItatillPr-Lbold' a 4 abould . . here. court Thursetate supreme before the tty Dettectivet .0, It-- liamby and Lee eived Theodore Kitslapolnight.fdllowing-telegreCelebrate last The wak kr:,..... Anniversary city inaTtiloa, received talking a of Tor in ortit msedatc asked Chase. rieaded guilty Judge Fred this . , street. informed day and MOrTling correcting ths telegram ous. 240 south State W. Crockett's court this morning ..to , through hie attorney. W. B. Dayton, to Too Mr. blather. yeaterday: thi officer that hie room bed been w, from received the was wunes oommemorating senthe to and Pmith (li Exercisee ' Mr. of put a petit larceny charge compel entered by use of a pans her and , "e4r a bettel maks or. of ballot. mooed 'to verse 110 day in the city to "Siy message should have referred the the and upon of clothing . jewelry rorty.third anniversary e ' t highway trip largo amount I possible was . Otto by taken the cholco hot action tail. Re was alleged to haw, stolen a next 124 Formal by Fourth Anderson-of the Twentyfirst ward year, not month. Please corract.stolon. W. D. court until Mr. Wolfe. act12- - gantsation a flashlight from the room of another Lad send tho Om bsaring conies to Gov. Pamberger, avenos.,seportod the theft ofhis20 auto-e- Sunday wheel, 'rill bs held Sunday. supreme ' for the state. notified tim by telefrom t ing Colombia i 11, rause shojis p.m, Nevion. ? Desee. holgun Cong. Wetting. IC Mayor , In corner the ward chapel. taloa of Do Yet: rrrit.phone this morning that rum, and Kimball side of Rotary mobile. and Dick 'Morrison. Tuxedo Oct...24. in News end Prosit. further refireal. the euprome court a ,aP Harel a Romanis." Notice Received of , 7 L, ' - ,tlub wheee wires areKingin substance reported the loos of a street and First avenue. The morn-to- g aerould apartments. by side at this writ him the home tr forcing 0 121 Wefts. GOOTT4P iptas-,.- it et and put Yost Into a 'beautiful sonnoion begins erne sit ynorli." 4dlemond ring. ....... store. hating, is remelt upon oho a raora titssrealowand ent year feet the ootriS4 Date 01 street the Pouth Second wee Hearing nracticalir leftiweat a " pritintally k before the court nd thou- reels ae the owhor---Ta- k W.ghwev. Fteri.; police that his pockets had be"- - pick-io- n ""'"g qti the be. "Joseph trhy be ahould aot, 'attach would he a toilers! toPle tbo posoenviori at oar I...orate to the hits Ing 121 taken. ace0.4...1.s4 foot to end Include Of rerceired been th the bas tines by notice ()Metal ACE11$03 wyt h nd eastall ON matter of needle.. earpenee to ail ton. ImproveTmp.t I (mind the ftear." and an tho this state is largely thel A lady's chinchilla rost-s1 la opt-icepaitt--- A :be eite ;whim stilittee commispion ereettfroof of ,N.verbt,... bola, C. Careitneen and Jnooph Taught: the trranus depart- - cornett Carl Detectives a hello. 'Insusurstett result we made evsp bare cove-Msorb a spleatild Mr. Pmith as caerk of itirhen bat the hearing of the eppeal of the The neere Nee". the Commereleilishs B. Rurbidge yeteorday. but the "oents of the tehool. particapstint ; 'MUSIC b. suttaW. multarot tr. agreed to put tho nan-r-- o open the 1 relleosda from the decision of the state Khanna' "'Tub. other'elvic ortan.lowner of it has net been locate& Cit. Ther will ntl111D. 111 'Wax. 611. MOT) tit Iwo Coote.y.0 remark. by Supt.. We)- - ballot upon bean toad that the le. tattmhel. the as to rates oit War vitae 'tattoos Pen. Prnotot. GeV. Pamberger entailment-e- s finding surrounding irtatitoraL boon Intorproled to thst effeet'hy Castletoot All had and C. lace - to it4 01""ro public-optrhothe of in 134-3Imrrnent ores 2, be board will ea. the 3 coal eitisens Nal Bo. and Ctzt3 .11 and other Kimball & Richards. ffice's sod teachers of the, tho 'safe authorities It the Ifederal court room in this city at operated and whim rtah'ii position be. believe that tt had hoot, stolen, but- twp forme dollated Illoroboosa OwN L.864,411414 there, Wolf' that i tovt;,o4 to toe to bt are -beets Imo ro. school eordially rpm" 1115 der Commiesioner a of ouch theft Mr. Mather report le relock tam knows aloe .rtne.oeetl 64 Itithe A, .wor I I eetrodt. forther troublo ta tho trotter., i attosoliamet. I rovioton of ft, mote. Dianne- -2-. , . . f I , , , 'I . , s- p , : , m , non-partis- - SEVENTY-FIRS- some of the Features In Tom'orrow's Big Issue. n" - SECOND SECTION 11 The Sältirdáy News, NOT 1111111AL Itspublicin women mom bore of the League of Women Vote or. indign ant over what th ey term thl partiaorship shown by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, nation) president of the league. have forIN :F,E,REW,:-PROBwarded a telegram to New York declaring their intention to 'withWhile tha draw from the league If a partisansh ip stand is continued. women signing the telegram would n ot be interviewed this morning. doclariht the 'matter more suitable for Mrs. Catt to give to the press than lilloniseivea it seems that considerable indignatiow is felt among local 'I message sotto the of the league over the recent Charges of "Dual Activities" members local league chairman by Mrs. George Baas. chairman of the national Democratic commiktee. An "Attempt to Overawe womenR Mrs. Ilasa, in a, meseage to Mrs. C.1 i 'local chairman of the frig association, should attempt to concerning the vote ot tie Witnesses" Feature Sugar league, urged aU members of that or- dictate millions of members. ganisation to vote for Governor Cox. many Some 400 women were present at for Presithe Democratic cancidate i Hearing,. Mabey yestert dent, declaring that she WAS authoris- the reception for Mrs.women : motoring ed to urge such action by Mrs.. Catt. day. many Salt Lake for the affair. Amobg Yesterday at the reception tendered out to Bountiful Mn s. Charles 11. Maboy at the home of the latter were Mrs. Jeannette A. IREQUENT and 'oxtended Mrs. Arthur Naylor in Bountiful, the Hyde. Mrs. IL L. Cummings., Mrs. tho worts between counsel for T. D. Lewis, Mrs. It. C. subject was brought up tby Mrs. Kin- Cannon, Mrs. Mrs. Wm. McCrea, Mrs. covernmout ond counsel. tor tho ney, and messages to both Loofbourow, E sir . , ,:..i , LAKE CITY UTAH SALT , , . zw. A , National Leigile President in Matter .0fliiitnictions to Woinen Voters COI AS. REPROE1);11( , , is . -- I ' It 00. so OCTOBER FRIDAY -- JAHOLE Républipn. VlöteOljtesint Action of :'.ATTORNEYS ): UNTIL', . esto -.- & ; al, - . ,lin.l....,.,. - .t .4 -- ,,,,.. , , . I --- ----- . , , ,'rbe lowest bidder is properly under suspicion when you are . wanting a good job of printing done. Our prices are consistent with the work we do. - ,, . . - . ohtfilmUci:tamin.nParwnoybr - - - non-supp- ' non-partis- !PUN . - e ' Eininating Smoke For Scenic Highway ft - Engineers Pali Out Church Pledgis Alternative Routes Hearty Support in . , . a -- . , ". or-nig- e - : he tat - - 4 , : it ran OEM . 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