Show t v’'- - p P S Vry - 12' THE - '‘ S S : y ifr' HEEAID-EEPUBLICA- N for r m er Br it i she rs'Enl istHere MANUFACTURES TAXESRESTO r J 1 r SALT LAKE CTTYUTAHSUNDAY SEPTEMBEB16 1917 V' fc1! 1 1 mWW IN CONFERENCE vs : vSV-'- ' to Eliminate Them : 1 ' - war-lka-bl- CHARGE CUSTOMERS are invited to use their accounts here and we cordially solicit the public in jgencral to open accounts with us SOMETHING new every day in STUNNING FALL AND WINTER ’j" " Washington the - ' Sepfc J3£-onfere- on es clijrigiti ll oer 'today measure Senate-:VilRi1liaiTbnssm-th- e of the 'ma'mifactirers'gross sales tax and others totaling about 970000000 and a compromise by which half this amount will be raised from these sources finally resulted blouse conferees led by Democratic Kltchln declined to agree to Leader ' the Senate proposal to atrike out ths 5 per cent manufacturers’ tax provided in the' House bill The compromise : agreement Is understood to have ‘re stored a tax of somewhat less than this amount on ' musical instruments and Jewelry and revision of the 'automobile tax sections with increases of 2 per cent on the gross sales ‘taxes of Patent medicines cosmetics perfumery and other toilet articles Is probable The compromise section Is being draft ed for presentation to the committee next week and it is expected that it will be adopted as drawn The amusement tax reduced ' from f' $0000009 to $19000000 by- the Sen iate aroused much discussion and a final vote on it probably will not be reached for several daya of the Approximately'bill had been disposed of when adjournment- was taken tonight and It was expected that a report would be 'ready next 'Thursday for presentation to both houses The excess profits tax and postal rates sections will be the ' last considered ' ' Mr Kltchln Is understood to oppose the proposed Senate Increase in the tobacco tax from $25000000 to $30000- 000- - He was of the opinion when- the shill passed the House that tobacco waa t taxed to the limitMuch of today’s session was devoted to discussing whether the' public should be Informed of the progress of the conference with Mr Kltchln again leading a successful fight against' official publicity Publication of 'results : " Exclusive TTfSeiiiiiM Mails UmQrfiinniinnredl Maids -- You will find stylish hats adaptable for every occasion from the simple tailored street hat to Paradise the gorgeous trimmed dress hats In all and fashionable shapes colors in vogue for Tall end winter In our unof rivalled collection - Those of Lyons Velvets Silk Velvets Plushes etc —in every new color and every new style Big hats sailors mushrooms turbans tam effects g and small shapes Hats with roll brim tricorns etc are featured in wonderful variety at— - - Awo-thlr- MHMMEM IFMJL mu rapuMK Compromise Reached 'After : House Members Refuse a1 THE STORE AHEAD Adper Using Only the Truth close-fittin- Trimmed Hilllnery cially priced at— §35® spe- 11® ds - rigiic sianaing: J&lward Hardman Philip Teilbui Philip Hurley Fred Alward True to the ideas of many of their American Smelting ft Refining comHe la a member of former countrymen who are none too pany at AGarfield field artillery Hurley Utah battery fond of conscription four Salt Lakers— another member of battery A was like natives each one of 'Australia— decided wise born In Brisbane He was In the that they would volunteer their serv- employ of the Oregon Short Line before ices to their adopted country before enlisting Hellbut was a native of Sydney New the 'slightest question could arise as to South Wales and until' recently wps astheir liability to draft- four are now under arms ready sistant traffic manager of the Conbatf oiv the call to the front They are tinental Oil company He is withTam-worYoung Hardman Philip Hellbut Philip tery K Alward was born at New South Wales being forAlward Hurley and Fred Hardman was born in Brisbane merly with the Crane company and aftHe came to Salt Lake erward' engaged in farming In Idaho Queensland when he was a child and for some He joined the medical ' corps of the of yesterday’s conference was pointed time had been in the employ of the army 'to by some conferees aa proof that It waa Impossible to keep the deliberations secret but ’finally the pledge of ment as to the origin of the system he for foreign affairs presumably on the was renewed and several mem- said subject of the 'secrecy bers threatened to urge official Inas “unable disclosures am W W F Bostroem councontinued he “I yet” vestigation of further publication of to say ‘of of selor Swedish result the the about legation here will anything 'the proceedings Desire to keep lob to take like Is should but conferees from the this ths charge during Count Wrangel’s investigation bylsts away reason given for opposition to pub-Hd- have you point that absence: no man belonging to this country hav-‘fn- g ' Count Wrangel’s departure from r' not In the nature of disknowledge of the contents of Count London-whilconIs missal' have would Luxburg’a- telegrams generally taken as an Indication that the British government Is to them transmit sented a dissatisfied to maintain the explanations thus with wishes “This country made far the and and has the steps thus far taken perfectly neutral attitude strongest determination to remain per- by Sweden In reply to representations the Luxburg affair fectly neutral ' No blame can be thrown regarding - Astatement made to the Associated upon us for having transmitted such - lack of Press " : be cannot for it today through a reliable source telegrams (Continued From Page 1) — to predesire sincere te objection until the revelations good faith and ays The additlonsl revelations made launched from 'Washlngton'- ervK'neu trail '! ’in-thUnited States yesterday afOrders Rigid Investigation Leaden Leaves ford further as Coast The foreign minister has proof that the pracWnugd yet been tices brought to light are some- London Sept 15 —Count Wrangel unable to explain the exact circumstances under which the practice ' of the Swedish minister to Great Britain thing more than individual action London left Countess and are an organised practice af- In the and eods Wrangel for transmitting dispatches fecting’ very largely Swedish dl- - ‘ Germany' had come Into being as It was today for the continent on a few weeks an inheritance from the administration absence Count Wrangel yesterday Plomacy'ln all neutral countries RobLord with conference The 'removal of a "single sub- a He nad ordered a had long of fhla predecessor ' British undersecretary aldlary official from the Swedish rigid Investigation within his depart- ert Cecil the foreign' office cannot clear up the situation or remove blame from A© M l - FOR CHILDREN'S HATS HEADQUARTERS tailored effects and the prettiest both in the the - -- Adorable creations for wee tots and fetching hats for tuned at popular prices ranging from - L' - - ’ th - Swedlsh-Arsrentlnl- - an r - FAMOUS! - - GERMAN ABUSE ts - - - - - w--- e & : - - - - the Swedish diplomatic service at The steps so far taken by Sweden both In respect of their ' - floaters There are no floater dentists In this no hired operators no paraslts managers The head of the elan of parasite dental company managers has left Salt Lake and opened up In greener pastures Yet he still claims to give his “personal attention” td his Salt Lake office! What a farce I In this office are PERMANENT dentists —all have their homes are graduates ' — here all have practiced in this city for many years— all are equally Interested In work and see that every patient gets a SQUARE DEAL bscauss we are here TO 'V- STAY! If you want tho BEST at a MODERATE price call for a free examination of your of-fl- cs ‘s ‘ wife who is a Frenchwoman it was added usually spend a few weeks-iFrance every year They probably will be away until the end of October all ' i Vs Eekhardt Eatcra Dralal Mexico City Sept li —Heinrich von Eekhardt the ' German minister to Mexico tonight made a statement denying everything in connection with the disclosures from Washington that he had been employing a former Swedish d’affaires to information charge to the Berlin foreignconvey office Von Eck-hardeclared thht he had never sen£ any communication through Folks Cronholm and that he never wrote any communication recommending Cronholm for decoration for his services to Germany : Von Eekhardt further declared that - - Gold crowns teeth' todayl $5 solid gold 'porcelain fillings $2 gold silver fillings $1 very best teeth on aluminum plate $20 All work guaranteed Painless2 methods Open evenings and Sunday te p m brldgework $5 fillings $2 to $5 official explanation and in the removal of Secretary Eweroelf of the 8wedlsh foreign office show a failure to appreciate the serlous-nes- s ofthe situation Up to the 1 Present Swedenhaa only made a rather poor attempt to excuse the past and haa given no promise for ' the future At the Swedish legatlonit was said today that Count Wrangel’s departure had nothing to do with the Washington revelations The minister with his - - - dt - - he did not know Croholm personally reonly having met bim at diplomatic a forceptions Von Eekhardt makes mal denial of everything in connection with the Washington disclosures and In reply to an assertion that Washington' had full proof of his complicity declared that this was merely an American indiscredit trigue for casting of 'Germany Dlseloaaree Considered Antfcentle 15—German MinWashington Sept denial that he used ister Von Eckbardt’s In Mexico d’affaires Swedish the charge messages to GerCity f or transmitting a letter many or that 'he had written serv-ic£- 9 recommending an award for those state arouses no anxiety at tha where officials although surconsider prised at the sweeping denial the determined that their Investigation authenticity of the disclosures and that onthe-representative- s gentine government will not partlcl that pate and we are equally convinced the advice of Count Luxburg and his unconventional characterisation of the ministers of the country to which be was accredited will meet with the decided disapproval of our government” “The grave disappointments which our foreign diplomacy has occasioned are measuf in the course of this war newest senurably surpassed by this “No word of sation” says Vorwaerts rebuke or condemnation Is strong enough for the man' who in a responsible position forwards such Irresponsible dispatches to his government” - - ’More Shots In Locker de-pSrtm- ent Von Eckhardt’s better speaks for itself Lnxbarg Papers Condemn Genu Amsterdam Sept 15 —The three ca- ‘ls-rge No IS GOOD” ‘ ' SWEDEN STOPS "YOUR CREDIT FAMOUS! 1 ly THE STORE THAT MADE THE STORE THAT MADE “YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD” ' - ty sent 'by Count Luxburg Gerblegrams Gerr man minister to Argentina to theSwedman foreign office through the ish legation have finally been permitted to be published in tbe German press The Kolenlsch Zeitung ' says that it hat the publl Is esy§y:t°u1n-er8tarication of 'these?dispatches In Argentina has made an' unpleasant Impression and that President Wilson has so far probably been successful with his maneuver but adds that they can only be rightly Judged If it Is not forgotten in code that they were secret messages and if the dispatches of entente diplomacy could be read still more drastic expressions would be encountered Regarding the phrase in one of Count Luxburg's dispatches about alnking steamships without leaving a trace the paper lamely argues that the expression does not mean sinking a ship with all hands but so sinking her tha milias for tary mishaps 'might be avoided othfrom fact the example concealing er ships that she was sunk' by a submarine and not a mine the Kolenlsch “It Is Zeitung “that the German government cannot be held responsible for the opinions of any one of Its ministers If on the other hand the entente press attempts on the strength of the contents of these dispatches to accuse German politics of duplicity or the German navy of 'Atrocities such conclusions must impress unbiased minds as willful exaggeration “We are also conflhent that the Ar d - self-evident”-s- - V - f - coun' Paris Sept 15 —William G Sharp the American- - ambassador to France andtho members of ths embassy staff went to the headquarters of Marshal Jof f re today and presented the' marshal with a branch of golden oak leaves In behalf of the city of New York The golden branch was presentation of ths ' an address Illumined accompsnled by upon parchment Ambassador- Sharp compared President Wilson’s declaration of the prin-Is ciples for which ths United States those that fighting In the war with fateIn those her France victory “gave ful September daya” “That It was done not alone in defense of France but for the cause of humanity” concluded the ofambassador those who “ennobles the martyrdom fell and makes imperishable the fame which history will confer upon you Marshal Joffrs and the Immortal heroes of the Marne” Marshal Joffre in reply said: “Yes In fact during those daya of the Marne It waa a question of saving as the future of democracy as wellfrom this and present France saving of New York will recall to me the city above all the sacrifices made by the brave men I had the honor to command and who died for that Ideal ' pro-Germ- an d ’ 1 ' 44: -- “Washington Sept 15— A visit to the Pacific coast probably will bo Included In the tour of the Russian naval mission A program has been arranged by Vice Admiral Koelktchak head of the mission who Is eager to accept Invitaand ths tions from tho middle-we- st Pacific coast for conferences with naval officers probably in about a week PEACH DAY RATES To Brigham Wednesday 1$ 8ept via Bamberger electric Round trip $125 Frequent train service— Adv - Eoaiity Follows Good Qigosfion ’ v - Up Austrian Fleet f ' 7 Main Street Salt Lake ' City and liarborof Pola naval forces operating in the Adriatic and the Gulf of Trieste Austria Y nary is in imminent Bombarded by tbe cofhbined Anglo-Italia- n danger of destruction 'It is bottled up in tbe great naval base of Pola and seems completely at the mercy of the Italians Also at Pola is a big Austrian 'army whose position will be extremely precarious if the Italian fleet silences the Austrian warships and enters the harbor Pola like the other Austrian cities on the Adriatic is menaced also by the successful drive General Cadorna is conducting agaiusTriest-- j - ’V n Women who are bilious with feeble appetite gas sour risings water brash headache and other aucl symptoms of a weak stomach neei Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets after eating - Not only do they digest food but thjessential extracts which sweetsupply en the stomach arrest harmful fermen tation and afford relief almost ImmeThe sour heartburn does dam diately age to the blood and such dyspepsia oi cause of rasl is the Indigestion or pimples and frequent blotches on the face neck and shoulders womaa Every Tableti should try Stuart’s Dyspepsia and thus avoid the ruinous effect of a weak sour stomach on the complexion Don’t make the mistake of smearing th skin with pastes and bleaches Correct the stomach Get a 50 cent box o! Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store run-dow- k j RUSSIAN MISSION TO CROSS COUNTRY - ’ - Washington SCpt 15 —Senator Fletcher told the Senate yeeterday that the Joint congressional committee on print-a ing had saved the government half million dollars by close supervision ol paper purchases and its refusal to become panicky when others scared hr the false cry of shortage wore buyini paper at excessive prices “I am hopeful” said the senator “thal in view of the Presldent’a order flxlns the price of news print paper at 2 cents as found by federal trade committee to be a fair compensation thi news print paper manufacturers will at once recognise the Justice of such ar act and make their product avallabl to the publishers of tbe countrj without further acat this figure tion by the government nounced today In a sensations? statement today the Women Who Suffer from Weak ATTACKS PLATE MERGER minister dismissed by the Argentine Stomach Should Follow Meals Omaha' Sept 15 — Suit was filed In government declared that the stateWith StuartY Dyspep- ment that ships should he sunk with- the state district court today by Edwin sia Tablets out leaving any trace of the crews M Huntley publisher of a weekly paper Newsoriginated with the Argentine foreign In Omaha to enjoin the Westernand abminister paper Union from purchasing SEND FOR FREE TRIAL PACKAGE The count declared the foreign min- sorbing the plate service department ofalister stated It would ’be better to lose the American Press association He Two good all around workmen who can do retouching Apply - paper and others of like character N Y BESTOWS HONOR PAPER SHORTAGE CRY ON MARSHAL JOFFRE PRONOUNCED FALSE '''Washington Sept 15 — Though ' the real object of the United States in making public the Luxburg and Von Eekhardt dispatches la in a fair way to 'attainment through the swinging of sentiment against Germany in Sweden Argentine and Mexico the state department let It be known today that are more shots In the locker there ' ' No hint of the direction In which the “torpedo” will be aimed was permitted It was frankly admitted however that the department has in Its possession documents which may further: shake esrlaln foreign offices Gossip has connected' the replacement of Chevalier van Rappardt Dutch with these minister ‘at Washington threatened exposures It was hinted In some quarters that the replacement of Chevalier van Rappardt would be agreeable to the United States on account of certain SIGNAL CORPS WANTS sentiments which he has per' expressed sonally and informally 20000 TELEGRAPHERS Other circles ’believe that the change was decided upon by the Dutch govChicago Sept 15 —The Illinois Manernment upon the failure of Chevalier ufacturers association-anthe Chicago van Rappardt to get better results In Association of Commerce today In20000 provisioning Holland to movement train a dorsed In the signal telegraphers for service Blames Argentine Minister United States army Telegthe of corps TBy Internal tonal Neva Service men of military raphy will be taught Buenos Aires ' Sept 15 —The breach age in public schools of Chicago aa between Argentine and Germany may well as universities colleges and techcenbe further' widened as the result of an nical Institutions throughout the Interview credited to Count Luxburg tral department of the army It was an- create a leges that euch merger wouldhla newsto detriment of the monopoly ' WMinEi 7- lives than precipitate the' thirty ' war in try - By International Nears Berries In Pola Harbor Italians Bottle V ° But why read when yon can so conveniently call in and aoe7 convenience for tryinp on - ’ - trimmed Not only - - - simple PARIS adaptation but alio to inspect the HOME of SAM MBPS ire you asked to mo the HEW YORK TRIMMED HATS and the room all hy iteelf with entirely now appointment inclndln army “FAVORITE MILLINERY” on the Third Floor It occnpiM a coay : : - big girls ' J |