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X ' f - v‘ ':?- A ' “ im ' s' ' I 1 Q r L'’ overheard Gaston Means' while In New York a few days ago state that he had made over $100000 last year Intimating- that it came from the German ' PAID $200000 - ' -- :::8 z- t ' gov-ernm- ent GASTONB MEANS No deportment 'of passengers on reported to have been the same From- Train i - BYVONPAPEN ''V V ‘ Slain Widow’s Confidential V Business Adviser Agent 'j of German Government- ‘ ss j - i i : Tr IB ‘ - York Sept 16—Gaston B Means confidential busines advlser of Mrs Maude A King who mysteriously jhet her death'at ConcordK C admitted the receipt of i $200900 for services jrendered to the - German government 'C ’jfew ’ International Kewi Service according to District Attorney Swann today The evidence' It Is 'said showed that this money was paid to Means by Capt'- Franz von Papen whose recall to Germany was demanded by the United States yon Papen was military attache at the German embassy at '"Was' - t hington’ r Beyond admitting: that the witness 'who' supplied this information Is a New York business man of prominence and I former visitor upon Mrs Kina the disto discuss the trict attorney declined v i t s r natter I “We have a witness” said ' Assistant Attorney Doolin tonight' ("who : : ' ' ' - -- - - -- -- ‘A : ‘ - — ' f -- - However many leaped from both the 'troop end passenger 'train escaporing with contusions common to anwere dinary fall and among these Brakeman Guyon who jumped to avoid being Jammed In a vestibule Guyon is suffering of a wrenched hack and Blackburn who was brakeman on the troop train- suffered severe lacerations along the right forearm the left hip and the'1 right knee when be-he struggled to prevent soldiers from with the Impact ing pitched headlongwas in charge ' of The troop train Conductor W J Young of Salt Lake ' Passenger No' CL18 'was In charge of Winslow of Conductor L Helper Both conductors and other members of the crews by F E of assistant manager Clarity general'the Utah lines of the Denver 'A Rio Grande who was af Helper: when the collision occurred It Is said further investigation will be made by higher officials of the road: The locomotives of Lboth trains and some of the coaches were damaged’ but both trains proceeded to ' ' repairs and adjusttlons ments following which required' about three hours Y ‘ e ternal explosion”'' today found In a storeroom avenue of the building at 1155 Parle: where the three apartments " of Mrs King Mrs Melvin" and Qaston B Means were located a large1 painting of Kaiser Wilhelm presented to Means ' by the naval 'attache to Captain Boy-E- d recalled the German embassy who ''was "' i home “ Mrs Visits of King to places alleged to be prominent' gambling houses In New York where she was conducted by Gaston Means were revealed to the' dis trict attorney today ' ' "We have one item showing that Mrs King lost $90000 in- - gambling’ said the prosecutor "She invariably lost Of course we don’t know that these were actual gambling houses but she was led to believe that they were" V The' prosecutor displayed ’ a' letter v- with “ remark: ‘ ' "Wethe think we know the I writer of this a 'women was sent from Concord and ' said It S In part ?v‘ ' “Everyone here believes that (naming a man) 'who has all hlsllfe been a crook - and money mad killed this woman' His 'dealings with her hays been veiled 'in mystery So far he has been cleared In1 town 'and county because of politic and his brother and father-- a prominent lawyer— being able to control everything politically ' “The motive for-th- e murder' la money and the control 'of her affairs and posanother man in the case: At any sibly because-orate the prominence pf the things here has been hushed up familywell’ worth investigation" It is ‘Is 18 : - HURT IN WRECK "After' the Anconla was sunk Means boasted to a man In New York Indicatwas sunk by an ining he knew-sh' SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1917 Crnr UTAH SALT LAKK HBBALD-EEPPBLICA- N I9SMMRS U - T - (Continued From Page 1) they had been examined by surgeons at Fort Douglas hospital general sat lsfaction was expressed with their condition and the attention- they received from Dr Slopansky the - Rio Grande surgeon at Helper1 Order Are Misread road 'at Maxwell Is a long the Along curve 'and Immediately west a siding Passenger No IS east 'bound was directed to remain in that siding until the eastbound troop train passed but it' Is reported that trainmen misread the orders and proceeded ahead The troop train traveling as the second section of No 5 sped around the curve and No 18 applying emergency brakes came- to - afull stop a moment before the engines crashed ' v'Brakes' which had 'been applied on both trains prevented a more aerlous collision accounting for the large num er of slight injuries and the accident will go down as -- one exceptionally strfcnge Most of the soldiers' and citl-xe- n passengers were injured about the '4 head and arms' IAke travelHarry Cushing of Salt ing' passenger agent for the' Denver & Rio Grande who vtraveled with the troop train ' was not Injured- He said the s slight Injuries seemed to come to soldiers who ' were not prepared for the' crash : Others however having' received warning - - RF - - - - - -- - - - - were-questione- ’ - - their-destine- - " EDITOR ACCUSED OF - - 4 - - r ‘ - ‘ - : draft Carl Obstructing San Antonio Tex'1 Sept 15 — Runge editor and publisher 'of a monthly magazine called Liberty was arrested last night by fsderal authorities and: was heldunder $5000 bond -- - for examination next Friday 'Rung ‘the dratt Is charged the complaint being based on an article -- with-obstructin- of revenues raised by taxation to those raised by bond Issues always excluding bond Issues to provide funds for loans to allies is $65 per cent Senator Smoot of Utah had previously estimated that 35 per cent of the funds are being raised by taxation went on Representative Sherley then to show how 305 per cent compares with taxation by the allies raised by England the percentage “In said ?In he Recent” was 2$ taxation Chairman Fitzgerald per 145 per cent in Canada 8 per France fuses to Permit Measure- - cent i this country "Despite the fact that than taxation toy more Be money raises to Displaced not legislators must any of the allies Mr Sherley said' '"to now be afraid" continue' the policy" IBr Isternattonsl News Servle today Without objection "the Housecommit— 15 be "Irritated Sept Washington the appropriations approved cause of wrangling over minor details tee’s amendment authorizing an aggre- that' today held up the urgent deficien- gate of $1234000000 for the adminis-Of merchant marine program cy bill Chairman Fitzgerald of the ap- tration’s sum $835000000 is made immethis ancommittee propriations tonight available nounced a gag to choke off further de- diately HOUSE TO RUSH PATRIOTISM IS - THEMEOFUCT DEFICIENCY BILL ' - lays v ALL KC SWITCHMEN TO WALKOUT TODAY Monday by tradition is "unanimous consent” day in the house Chairman Fitzgerald asked that the deficiency bill be considered Monday A storm of objections broke loose several congressmen declaring they had bills that should be passed Chairman Fitzgerald said no bills would be passed by unanimous consent Monday because he would object to every' one of them With this threat "he "succeeded' in" postponing “unanimous consent” day and expediting the urgent deficiency bill He hopee to have the bill amended and passed by Monday night or Tuesday-a- t the latest 0 VOf a- total appropriation of and of the estimated revenues from taxation of $407500000 and asconsuming that ttfe deficit weIsnow met :by of $2500000000 template bondM Issue and not-b-am additional taxa- - Kansas City Mo Sept 1L— Switchmen of all of the sixteen railroads entering Kansas City late tonight voted to strike tomorrow They base their action upon the alleged Importation of strikebreakers by' several of the roads Into the strike of freight handlers on roads here nine ‘ Labor men asserted tonight that some switchmen already had left their posts In the yards It was estimated by yardmen that there were 2000 cars of perishable freight In the yards of Greater Kan! -- - $11124-00000- - J Cltv tnnlrht a IIWa Meeting Pledges Govern-men- t Aid in Prosecution of War Patriotism was the theme and keynote of a special meeting of Salt Lake council No 81 U CL T last night The meeting went on record as supporting all the government’s conservation plans and its war policies and pledged the aid of the counoll in all matters perto the prosecution of the war tainingsession was held In the council’s The club chambers and during the meetby Frank ing a resolution submitted R Ball favoring the more- universal use of corn products was unanimously resoadopted ‘Mr Ball suggested the drasthat lution declaring it necessary tic measures be taken for the conproducts serving of wheat A stirring address was made by A Rawlins recounting tragic occurrences in the war zone and telling of the necessity of unitedInaction throughout gathering suffithe United States cient funds to carry on the war to a victorious conclusion for the opponents of the central powers ' "And I suppose like' brave soldier you followed the colors” was a battle "Sure! Whenever there the colors were flying and I I noticed fled too” —Boston Transcript - v SALES 830 to 2 1 MONDAY AND TUESDAY MORNING No p5tone orders Cut vutithe items “ A B Naptha Soap— i v" V- You Women Who Have B een Waiting for This Annual r them inV We pay g Money-savin- Event to ' rin'Tour Winter Supplies'’'”' 3 Cakes for 16c Lighthouse Cleanser FOR YOU AS WE HAVE NEVER BEEN READY BEFORE And This v Money-savin- 3 Cans for Event Means Infinitely More to' You This Year Than g - MONDAY MORNING MANY MAN Y ITEMS IN THE CHALLENGE SALE NOT MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISEMENT— VISIT THE STORE FOR THE FULL BENEFIT -- : -- THE BEST DRESS VALUE WE HAVE Fall Suit At Saving Price “SAVE THE PENNIES— THE DOLLARS TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES The Millinery Sensation' of ittie Year chiffon' taffeta French serge wool crepe and many other pop-ular fabrics ' every good shade of the season' sizes tor 44)'' 1(5 ' EVERY ONE ATTRACTIVELY TRIMMED J Why not bny yours ' ’ ' -- ’I :now1' V: ! V BATH AND LOUNGING BLANKET ROBES— Extra Special well Made especially SATEEN PETTICOATS rs heatherbloom tops snap ' elastic bands black' color range every’ a and big “ ' length oerWINEEdIbro fas-tehe- " -- Plain black and black and light grounds with neat rosebud patterns has elastic bands an'd snap fasteners all r lengths' soft ‘ ‘ GIRLS’ GINGHAM DRESSES 79c Sizes 6 8 10 12 14 in—plaids plain colors checks’ stripes wom‘en who particularly like to look well 'about v — ten dlffeient styles you cannot afford to spend time appealto thrifty cut ' scout percale light and dark ' them— see the quality of gingham before you bu full made of making their home a' big variety of styles " 7 ” ' V t' Barber Towels Dozen 59c PLAID BLAlfeETS— Double NOTIONS FOR 2c White and 'Colored Outing' Flan-HERE ARE TWO Bed Size — Extra Special $289 xiel ‘yard 12c “'n-’'- ' Talcum Powder ' Good size and weight neat striped MONEY-SAVE- RS 'Z&J " : i' Here is a price to -- - - ! - r t ' - A ' - - v h ' V - ? V Bungalow Aprons 49c Percales in checks and stripes— cut some good It has been and full plenty long— 49c seen a have time since price on a bungalow you apron Black Sateen Petticoats 49c Just what you need for practical weai good flounces— full and long col- Well made garments high :ome in Oxford cuffi buttoning lars — closely knitted grey fine for school and play Women’s Brassieres 19c m- - Crystal Cut Glass 95c Many large pieces included —all carefully more cut and beautiful use or ornahome for Nothing attractive for the patterns ment Make acceptable gifts ITEM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY A HOSE Special 2 Pairs for 29c ' MEN HERE’S ONE FOR YOU 89c 'chiffon ’taffeta ruffles fine We are putting in only 100 at this special price they 'come' medium and dark ’colors r sizes to 44 patterns in a great variety “ A SPECIAL LOT OF DRESS APRONS 89c - range : Black white and tan in an especially good grade hose size range complete You ml--ways need hosiery and this is a splendid opportunity to lay in a good supply -- Silk Flounce PETTICOATS $189 Complete 8 and $— an exceptionally good value in this garment - For this great sale we are showing 1000 hats in an endless variety would cost you the purchase made it possible in many cases the trimmings alone 8000 hats in the e sold W velveteens velvets hatare of the sale price -J They jiot ' V spring season A'’ : Sizes What do you think of that when you see the price of suits elsewhere? You will be delighted with these Any woman can vwear them and be perfectly satisfied with her appearance Sizes to 44 —newest shades most fabrics end styles popular Go and price materials by the yard and see what this price means Every one all wool the season’s best styles and colors every one under prevailing market price sizes 16 tov44 black navy plum green and brown If you want a coat see these Crepe" de ‘chine ¥ ! $998 $1298 ' $1498 $1298 Three Prices $1 Two Prices D S Garments 79c Approved Lsize — fine texture Women's Sleeveless Vests 9c $1 975 Three Prices That Will Save You Money lot of each to a customer Every size— good strong material! broidery trimmed — fit well t " One Boys 'and Girls' Sweaters 69c Here’s Your Fall and EVEROFiPERED 3 Cakes for 16c It to offer you every line of merchandise you need of present ‘market for wardrobe and' home ’this winter1 much ‘below the prevailing market price In many instances even below present Costw v spite- lie Small Ivory Soap — ’ 1 We reserve right to limit y quantity you want and v“ bringr or mail New Dress Shirts 69c Soft and stiff cuffs fine percales and madras splendid patterns sizes 14 to 17 think of this price and buy at the very least three Boys’ Union Suits 49c Knit fall and winter weight in the peeler color sizes for boys 6 to 15 years ’J k hi V HEAVY SWEATERS -- Now is' the time to buy this sort of in Toilet Pins 400 count Blue pink and tan “this big blanket special— you wiU - r - Machine Cotton black and white v mighty soonbe needing blankets and you will have" to' pay- regular’ 40 '50 and CO can be had- material for the winter sewing You this fall may not have another chance at such a low - price ' You save r atVy ‘ least 6 cents a yard on this now Half Linen Huck Towels 2 for 38c ' price later get today' ? - size-t- an -- Full double bed size fair grade muslin welded seam neat bems - ‘ 4 n Darning Cotton black white and ’tan Pearl Buttons many sizes all white Hooks and Eyes black white small medium and large Bleached Bath Towels 4 for 49c ? shell edge and gray ' clean corded neat striped border cotton— good for sheets or light i ‘‘4 covering Good Pillow Cases Priced for This Sale at 4 for 49c c Zr::: r Z:- ' : Will wear absorb well size 18x36 hemmed as jou know this is very much under present market price REMNANT “ All Kind— Savings to - Triangle' Shape' Oil Mops 23c A household necessity at a very low ' ' - “ ONE-HA- LF X VERY SPECIAL X price " ' r Granite Ware VOld English at Hundreds of useful articles included in this— vast assortment— all first metal going up every care-day quality ’ you know—consider thle price neede and' supply fully NOW - - Size 2V4' yards wide “ 3 yards long :v seamless heavy' weight - the wear-likiron kind Twenty dozen will be on sale ' When these are gone the sale ends e- : ’ all —all useful Three thousand in flannel— lengths —calico- outing' challle —scrim ‘percale gingham muslin "-- damask feature and many remnants others table ' important an- - your-futur- 1 J - " f i - : ! All we can afford to put in : at this price is forty dozen ' you must come early for the onesyou want-- ’ fair grade muslin size 36x42 - COTTON SHEET BLAN-- : : -Size 19x38 and heavy half r to4" mother used towels feels like the have will outwear two of many you - V- KETS AT 98&' :'?£ linen ‘ 4 border soft and absorbent - : Double bed size splendid jyattems crochet large size and heavy weight standard brand as you see - ' - -- - Bates’ Bed Spreads $129 ' - V FOR MEN AND WOMEN New Model Corsets Very Special 89c " In oxford gray only the best grade for steady wear sizes to 44 closely knitted large collars We couldn’t buy them in the wholesale market for this price all-arou- Every sizee to 30 several models all' figures can be fitted good trimmings and hose supporters s -- p ’ - r - rUS - ft jtnw j ma ts today nd |