Show ft' A-’- 'v — ' s K -- J ‘'V - r - vwt : f - I- I1 THE 'S SALT LA ICE CITY UTAH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1917 HERAIjD-REPIJBLICA- N A Furniture Shipped at Less Than Freight Ratesto MRS mttfal silk Mble tuwl eerehaee ea with every 8166 dayst mr a aaad-yalateyealeg vase free with every g2 yarrhaae Los Angeles Portland ERNEST LAMBOURNE enter at a beautifully arranged afternoon In' hontea bridge or of Mlse yesterday Chance whose mar 4 4 Chicago and all Eastern points i EVENTS OF THE DAY ed d-la- 4 Carrie Mrs Ernest Bamberger will en-- 4 ' i to will Cutler Orville Weller take rlage ft make ' '' a tertaiii an luncheon Informal 4 at' Weof specialty place next week The rooms were gay this afternoon at the Alta club In 4 and shipping furniture packing with yellow Japanese chrysanthemums at reduced freight rates compliment to Mrs Ada “ v Dwyer 4 and autumn leaves A tall basket filled '' Russell j ' ' with the chrysanthemums graced the 4'' Sk'1"14 U A Keyser Fireproof center of the tea table which was pre- f Mrs A A 4Covey will ‘entertain 4 sided over by Mrs Joseph Decker' As- 4 at a large bridge tea this after- - 4 at her attractive home In 4 sisting in the general entertaining of 4’ noon Storage Company the guests were Mrs Herbert 8 Cutler 4 E ' First South street Fourteen 4 US W Second Senth Street Mrs F W' Frazier Miss Catherine 4 tables will be filled "with the 4 Salt Lake City Weller and Miss Mary Brazier During 4 players for bridge and others will 4 Was 5722 aad 5723 Pkoaea come in for tea 4 early hours of the afternoon ten 4 (the sfc 3c ag ‘tables were filled with the players 'for of Miss Zola 4 4 ' The marriage bridge and others came in for tea Bagley and Courtney Bailey Har-- 4 4 ris will take place this 'evening 4 4 at 7S0 Tea at at the'' home of the 4 4 bride's o'clock I mother Julia Bagley 4 4 In Cottonwood' Mrs bacon Home- Mlss Luella Cut- - 4 4 V V ler and Miss Renan King willMc-‘-be 4 4 the ' A delightful tea was given 4 bridesmaids and Bruce 4 yesterday ft - ' ft the’ best man' afternoon by Mrs George Bacon pres- 4V ' ' Jte fdent of the Home and School league 4 ft ' musical' program was given 'under 4 Miss La Fond Tanner will en- - 4 ' 'A ln- - 4 tertain at a box party at the 4 of Hugh Dougall-anthe direction ‘ theatre this afternoon in 4 Miss eluded vocal solos by Margaret 4 Wilkes Mrs Ernest Ashton 4 honor of Miss' Viola Simpson 4 Summerhays Smith and Prof A C Lund 'Violin and 4 whose marriage to James Smith 4 Order Issued to Show Cause October 4 piano ' selections (were- given - by' Miss 4 will take place ' in 9k A 4 :Hermie Rogers and Miss Lisle Bradford 4 Miss Carrieafe Chance Why Receiver Shall enter- 4 will autumn flowers decorated the Bright ' Not Be Named at a trousseau tea this after- - 4 rooms and the hostess was assisted In 4 tain avenue noon Third home at in her 4 4 the general entertaining by Mrs John 4 'Mallck Mrs G N Davy Mrs William 4 Mrs 4Slabaugh will enter- - 4 Stewart Mrs E G Gowans and ’Mrs 4 tain at EP of mismanagement together a tea 4 Charges Ilagman The successful tea was In 4 noon at thebridge a with of home mother her 4 charge that members of the charge of Mrs Oscar Moyle chairman 4 Mrs J V Hampton 'Mrs Sla- - 4 board of directors havs' attempted to of the social committee and- during the 4 baugh will be assisted by her 4 200 guests called afternoon and Mrs 4 sell property at’ far less than’ its real sister Mrs D Chase Rich 4 Clifford ' ft ft are contained In a complaint filed 4 value 44 Jennings' S the1 4 In district court ' by E 8 Bridge Affair Honors 4 EftThe opening meeting of the P 4 Kimball H L Nelsonyesterday and ICA Shipp sisterhood will j be held at 4 4 230Oo'clock Miss Chance this afternoon at the 4 against the Montana-Uta- h Sugar com4 hom i Gorham' 'and Mrs 4 pany and" William" Spry O C Beebe Mr and Mrs' J Clarence Anderson 4 Smith of715Mrs Second avenue An in- - 4 E P Ellison William II McIntyre 4 entertained last evening at a delight? formal social afternoon will j be 4 James L Wratball George E Sanders 'ful bridge party at their home In the 4 in honor of Mrs Byron 4 and A Fred Elggren- directors of the enjoyed 4 Kensington apartments in honor of 4 Cummings1 All visiting members 4 company Miss Carrie Chance and Orville W Cut-l- 4 are invited It la alleged the company has spent Tall sprays of deep crimson 4 822403266 on a factory located at Hamj The gladioli and feathery asters were used 4 Daughters of the Indian 4 Mont and that O CL' Beebe E4P for the decorations of the dining room 4 War Veterans Red Cross auxll- - 4 ilton 4 Ellison and A Fred Elggren have tried and the guests who numbered twenty 4 lary will meet this afternoon at 1 4 to Influence the other directors to sell were entertained at five tables of 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs Chios 4 as assets of the company the property 641 W North Temple street 4 to ft bridge 4 Kent4 A Hendrickson for? 875000 John ' All members of the association' 4 worth of stock in a company which 4 are Mr and Mrs Walter K Burton enter- 4' 4 Hendrickson was to organise Judge W urged to attend tained at a dancing party last evening Bramel Issued- an order to show ' honorrln of H Thurston Dunbar who 4 Mr and Irs George Pearson 4 H cause why Charles 8 Tingey should not will leave In the near "future for "the 4 musicalthis 4 be made will entertain at a receiver of 'the company In compliment to Miss 4 camp at American Lake The 4 training rooms were effectively decorated with 4 evening to Cora Howe whose 4 American flags and "asters Assisting 4 a A Cahill will takemarriage 4 STRIKE IN ARGENTINA ‘ place early ' Snel-growere the In Mrs L during evening 44 4 October and Mrs If Thurston Dunbar 4' 4 MrsMiss 'Marguerite Taylor : and 4 Fifty guests were entertained Charles Chaffin will enter- - 4 44‘- tain the members of tne V D 4 Dancing Party a luncheon this afternoon 4 4 club at Wilson 4 aat the 'grill followed by' 4 at Whitney Hall theatre party atft the Paramount- - 4 4 s ' By International 'News Serrlcal 4 4 Empress ' Mrs Warren Clyde Drummond enter- 4 v ' Buenos Aires Sept 28The strike 4 tained at a delightful dancing party 4 Radiant Sewing circle Ob E S 4 situation Is and growing worse hourly conlast evening at Whitney halL Artistic 4 will give a card party this after- - 4 far overshadows the international Miss Lyle 4 noon at the home of Mrs Joseph 4 troversy fancy dances were given Sweet and Miss Marcella by 4 The chauffeurs and bakers today Sweet One 4 Levitt 414 Thirteenth East streets hundred and fifty guests were delight- 4 The entertainment committee in- - 4 Joined the strike All trades have Mrs: Levitt Mrs George 4 entertained fully 4 eludes ' pledged themselves to the voluntarily ' Mrs Ruth Glasbrook 4 National Labor Qullllan 4 federation to walk out Mr and Mrs James L Franken reMrs C H' Valentine and Mrs J H 4 at a minute's notice If the situation turned early In the week 'from an ex- 4' 4 an should Illustration of necessitate tended eastern trip They visited with ' solidarity' relatives' in Iowa and spent several M i HM Trains running by special concession weeks In New York and Chicago ‘V ' of the"strikers to' carry milk- to the ? Mrs E D Woodruff andhospitals have been made up' A WEST PIONEER J daughter Many employes and tfoops have been Virginia have gone to Long Beach ft In skirmishes The' federaANSWERS LAST CALL wounded Cal where Virginia will attend high over to threatens take the operation school during the winter Mrs Woodof all railroads if an agreement ruff expects to "spend the winter at the John A West 718 Ninth avenue one tion Is not reached shortly beach of the early pioneers of Utahdled sud£ je denly at his homely esterday afternoon Mrs Arthur $J Handin will return He had been suffering from a slight at- ENSIGNS AND AIRMEN today from Chicago where she has tack of indigestion' for several daya spent the summer IN PLOT IMPLICATED He died In his chair' in Tennessee was e born in —— — Mr West 4 ' Mrs L B Fuller and baby daughter 1830 and came to Salt Lake City with By Iutcrnational News Service Marian of Olmstead have been the the second detachment of Mormon San Francisco Sept 28 —Navy deguests of Mr and Mrs James E- BerkCouncil Bluffs In 1847 partment agents tonight from charge ley for a couple of days West of further developments Inhaye the German driving an ox team In 1854 Mr to went and Pres Joseph F Smith spy plot In which two naval ensigns the Sandwich Islands on a mission five members of thei aviation corps an3 Mr West remained in the Islands seven a recruiting officer are alleged to be He was closely connected with Implicated In treasonable SCHOOL ATTENDANCE years the work of the L D 8 church from with Lieut Erwin Frederick operations Schneider and the last few years of of the German navy alleged master That prohibition is playing its part early youth Theodore In the Increased attendance at the pub- his life were devoted entirely to Temple spy and his companion both In military prison here lic schools of Salt Lake Is the asser- work Kaslnger Mr West Is survived by the following and four Austrian army officers held tion of Alma C Clayton chief probachildren: Joseph A West of In Laredo Tex Mr tion officer said last Salt Lake E 8N Eand Clayton Arizona W ft Efforts of Lieutenant Schneider to West bight that not only was the attendance H West of Idaho W CL of West of Wash- leave the country on a Swedish vessel greater for the first month in 1917 than Bountiful of Don Mrs with Information secured' from the Riggs for the same month last year but that ington Lake of Salt West Susie Miss naval and ensigns federal agents state re the number of cases of truancy this Funeral services will be held in the vealed the ramifications of the plot year was the lowest that it had been 1280 Another attempt to transmit inforIn many years despite the Increased Ensign ward chapel Sunday at relaof failure mation to Germany Is said-- to the have unless delayed by attendance been halted with the arrest of the four ftft The probation officer declares there tives to arrive Austrian officers as they were departhas been an unusually small number ing from Laredo to Mexico that children be WILL out LAKERS SALT ofirequests kept of school as they had to work toTbelp to support the family H MOYLE INVENTION MAY w FETE ' fff f ' ' ’ ‘ ek ft - - ' ’ - - 0JO Oft DOM '4 - ‘sic-'- -- - - - at: H2S 1 ' - -- c CHARGED IN SUIT 4-Brid- e - ’ - i airodl FECOALS FOC3 S&YUC3PAY: AMO RQKIOAY Duy (SoodlSg - - §tiir©eft Today we open one of the finest Japanese stores between Chicago and San Francisco This store is connected with the Nippon chain of stores direct importers who buy in such large quantities that they can undersell all competitors We 'welcome you to our store to inspect this interesting display of MISMANAGEMENT ' CulaBmi Soyftlh) - - -- - - this-after- - - - ’ ’ ft- ‘ ' MDFPdM AFT - - '4 er - - - - - H22 Soyftlfti 'OPE will be granted The conferees were closeted together 10 per cent all day while In another room experts worked upon tlie draft of the report report will be made tomorrow EXPECTS REDRAFTING to The the House It Is not thought howft : WAR REVENUE BILL ever that the House will register Its vote before Monday Afterward the conference report must go to the SoBy Iatcriiattonal News Serrtea1 nata 'ft' 28-No report was Washington Sept bill to some $2700-0000of the Increase made today upon the war revenue bilL met- with more or less general crease since 1 January8 of to a wage Increase - 00 - GuDailin) Today among the House and take up special work for the governapproval ment In connection with the pending Senate member case agalnat tha Southern Pacific comto recover valuable oil lands-i- n pany SCHOONOVER CHOSEN southern California Mr Schoonover's designation to this TO HANDLE OIL CASE work is a part of a program of reornecessitated by the death ganization Attorney Washington Sept 28—United States recently of United States was enwho San at Justice Los Franciscq at Schoonover Angeles Attorney the in to prosecution tomorrow directing effective gaged has resigned ve - - MJlS ft - ft J''-- V - - ft 4-Marti-n ' ' - 1 it' 1 Publ i c condeina tion of tlioso who regard the war as a chance to make big profits is virtually unanimous But opinion' begins to divide whenan attempt is made to identify these war profiteers Thus A C To wnley President of the National League the new farmers party says “There is a great difference between our patriotism the patriotism of the men who toil that the prof-ifeemay make $4000000000 and the patriotism of the men who make the billions While the farmers and other producers have been raising crops to feed the armies of liberty making ships and munitions and implements of war a lot ofgentlemen have been spending their ample leisure in announcing their patriotism When you work sixteen hours a day for liberty and democracy you have not much time or will to wave the flag If we were to put in as much time waving it as they do the whole world would starve to death On the other hand the New York World in criticizing this same league of farmers declares that “Every speaker in that interesting assembly holds that although dollar wheat in time of peace was considered ideal the cereal cannot be profitably grown today unless the Government price is $300 a bushel’ In the very interesting leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST for September 29 all phases of the subject of war profiteering are shown by quoting leading American newspapers and men like Herbert Hoover Other articles which go to make up an exceptionally important number of this foremost v American periodical are: - - t — — - prohibition aids ftft - FIRST v - COAST-MAD- "ft E ENGINE ON TRIP The first locomotive constructed ' on the Pacific coast In a quarter of a century Is now In service Salt Lake railroad men learned yesterday Its maiden trip was from Oakland Cfcl to Roseburg Ore hauling carloads of draft contingent members In its first seventy-tw- o hours the new - engine covered 1040 miles The locomotive was built at Sacramento: in the shops of the Southern Pacific : : S'L J -- - Creed and party' lines will be" swept men of Salt aside when pronfinent Lake gather at tlie HotelH Utah to pay to James Moyle who their respects soon-Ito leave-fo-r Washington D C to take up work in the department of Secretary of the Treasury Wft G afas first assistant Tonight’s fair will be a dinner and farewell party for the Salt Lake man Gov Simon Bamberger Mayor W Mont Ferry members of the clty adand ministrative commission county: state officials will be present Prominent political and commercial men from various sections of the state are s : Mc-Ad- oo ft to be present t J y ft" J U-BOA- Aliens Must “Do Their Bit” in the Army to Either to Enlist in the Fight for " TS One more reason will be added to the list of those which are causing Ger many to lose faith In- her greatest weapon the submarine If the Invention of a Salt Lake man can be made prac tleal His idea is a new type of shell which explodes In the water when It reaches a certain depth It will only be necessary to locate the- submarine and whether the target Is actually hit ‘or only the water in the vicinity the explosion will wreck the enemy craftft The Salt Lake man requested last night that his name be withheld Captain E Guthrie and Lieut J'L Fox of the local navy recruiting ’ office are lending him assistance - - CL of Raymond ' the county Naylor county treasurer commissioners yesterday concurred in the appointment of Joseph H McKay special deputies andH D Eastley aasmonth each The at a salary of 8105 commissioners ' also voted to allow each clerk In the office of the trees urer an additional $25 a month and the stenographer $18 a month during the tax rush of October November and On recommendation ’ eczema so quj You don't have to wait to know that Resinol is healir? your skin trouble I ' The first application usually stops the and makes the skin look health-- ’ Itching ier ’ And its continued use rarely fall to clear away all trsu:e of eruption crusts 'and soreness Doctors have prescribed Resinol for many years and it contains nothing that could injure the tenderest skin ' Sold by all druggists - f- PLAN TO BANUET ft ft THIRD DRAFT QUOTA Reese former chief Justice of the Nebraska supreme court dean of the University of Nebraska law school and ' ' a agent-telegra- that would merely burden your eyes and brain unnecessarily By this jneans you have always at hand from week to week occurEvery vital happening every really worth-whil- e rence within the compass of the Seven Seas is presented in compact and interesting form for your information each week in the columns of Til if LITERARY DIGEST Skilled searchers read through hundreds of newspapers American and foreign every day for your benefit and extract from these tlie facts that are of real news value rejecting the ‘Waste matter - ph - September 29th Number on Sale Dnfanfsr!offfiQrs the very best of the world’s news in all departments of human endeavor military political religious artistic and the rest in instantly accessible shape And best of all it is presented without a shadow of partiality or bias To be absolutely fair to all is the policy of THE LITERARY DIGEST All To-day- — News-dealers- — 10 Cents a Thousands testify darts of f Both the city and county will ft be hosts to members of the third draft quota at an entertainment and banThe quet which Is now being planned occur ceremonies It is expected will in the Newhouse hotel at 'noon Monft day Fully 350 men it Is expected will be present from various parts of the state Plans are being completed by a committee consisting of Lindsey county commissioner and R N Young mayor secretary to the - Italy A Call to Bcscue Armenia Germany’s Declining Musical Supremacy News of Finance Banking and Industries All the World’s News in a Nutshell V - - : A Splendid Collection of Mustrations Including Cartoons t - ftftft ’ -- - ft The Winter’s Coal Problem American Depravity and the" German : Conscience Canada’s Unique Suffrage Franchise The Ocean’s Gift to the Land The Evolution of a Superior Bace Poetry and Art to Bepay Their Debt to 1 - canyon Their ticnlar Interest Just Now - prominent politician died here today r aged 78’ FRISCO RAISES WAGES St Louis Sept' 28—Announcement was made today that effective next Monday station agents operators telegraphers - and station other employes of the St Louis December ' & San Francisco railroad and yard Commissioner CL F Stlllman clerks and clerks In the general ofquested that the county attorney fur- fices who have not receleved an In- nish an opinion as to the rights of the elty to prevent teams from traveling the county highway in Big Cottonwood Own Where to Eiieainp the Negro Troops The Hoodwinked Turks Sinn Fein and the Irish Convention Portable War Hospitals The Day of the Trailer " at Art the County Fairs Baimsfathcr’s “Bill” on the Stage The Drink Problem in tlie War — Personal Glimpses Parties and Papers in Bussia NEBRASKA JURIST EXPIRES ' Lincoln' Neb’ Sept- 28— Monoah E FOR TREASURER American Ranks or Go Home and ‘‘Force Alien Slackers Editors American Meets the of With Everywhere —This Article Is of Far- Approval Country” The Chamberlain Resolution - 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