Show ' — Ci y ’ cc : - - - A - - - -if' ----- ‘ J 1 ' -I - : - f ’ ' - f ’ — - - a 11 HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE ll-pffi SALT LAKE CITY UTAH L ‘ SATURDAY 31 JANUARY 1914 JV’f - ' W : Hl ?’ ’ Mvv- ’ - a SO W " t i -Ax r f T EH H- ’r Tn nniiTniT ’ j LUIIIffll iiiiir nAVt 1U L‘I BwBa EXTRA! I Children’s s MaonaiMamM1 EXTRA! School Hose 25c -Children’s JS Pants Shirts and ' 1S50 Established £ - Jn EXTRA! ji Knitted - s ‘ 1 t - RESERVE BRANCH Three E- gBSr KSf 19c Pairs-for Ji- f Jw E E a Mt E A B I o Mufflers Women’s JParty Gio ves' Vac 12 K ’IT’ " M M Mr EXTRA! ' ‘ ! HH tIS ' -I' : - !MH --7 7 f snwnnHDSSi i II ! - 4 H'i'j Think Bank r 25c fully s all sizes aLSan Entire I Children black and There rancisco school hose ’ fast 30 floor Main bank Portland at with a Rich' Cut Glass One j Off i entire Our glae? a$s $100 prepared $125 to $150 and at wear held we beat Sample in the day’s this Neck $2 49c each nn £9 with twice sales attend this Neckwear successful most 50 and Neckwear stock the Main sale $325 Neck wear 79c Neckwear $300 Today $195 Please A final clearance of women's hats — hats that fortrimmed merlv sold as high $750 now five offered at 4 or men and These — and with much floor — Center $350 $375 and Sale in better EXTRA! j various Hosiery TO 2 Mons and Made my 4 white of good L ’i Women's vard and $125 Hal Suits now $1 Sale on $L50 s Union and oxford 4115 Women's $175 s TO Tights 4 Women's and red Wool Vests sale price $155 Vote Called or Tan 30 Requests were from the —treasury department to national lanks amLatatc banks jand trust companies have signified which their intention to join the new federal reserve banking svstem'ask-fot4 4 TO 2 During $750 of s H-h PERATOR 1 Stamped lawn a 29c flannel Crash ull of d 1 towels: size 18x quality doub5 thread hemmed ends These slightly Imperfect At cents Annex - ‘each-eighteen TO 2 i Wool 4 a 5c Plain limit Basement stripes blue with M P Blouses military a Pairs 4 Men's TO 4 6 lisle pairs 4 tan— floor Main TO A TO 4 6 Suitings Checked due-d Women Ings’: ’4 vial doubh tm- and tup: spe- for 3 Pillows Bed 35c ’s' -lionrcqmmittee with 1 121 2c '4 becked — P 9 4 floor EXTRA! M School PillowTops (2 to High school pillow tops I 17c £ Toilet Goods TO P 9 value floor light or Lablache ace Powder 50c size Sempre Giovine 49c percale Pairs 614 c Amoskeag The siz TO Outing 6 piece yards only Economy Basement lannel TO 7 98c Gowns white or light $123 to $200 stripe: floor Wild i M P Soap Rose fine nicely scented formerly in 9 M Gingham a for 4 Window Window shades 25c soap transparent Main floor long P 9 Shades 14c Basement 33c 7 38c 15c 69C feet 35c Whisk loor Third 1f 90c In 25c Menthol halers 3 ! 25c size Euthymol Tooth Paste $100 size Buffers re movable chamois M feet wide on good rollers mounted 29c Graves P W Toilet Paper 4 rolls 50c value Rubber Gloves pair 9 P Economy TO 32c A best standard quality In full assorted patterns: limit 10 7 Glycerine tiling: hours o M P TO I Tooth-Powder in floor for 25c V‘Ci f-ythci 85c 7 Hose size Dr 25c Also 2d zephyr size 50c M Bungalow Aprons In blue striped I 5 stamped 35c 3d — customer) a 7 : 1 85c sanitary TO Lake stitch cross PM 9 Women's sorted M P Salt 66xS0: fluffy quality blue borders TO 7 M P Black 4 4 and 4 quality 31 floor TO 2 ’Annex' 6 wool: size pink ami iiitin 23c Gloves n Le- High black floor i lines Hose 25c P M Blankets $355 Wool $395 f M 9c 1 ’ 7 Economy Basement 4 Main for finish hose for 25c M P Bags Beaded I fifteen cents at blue 2 ani all s'lftfl 3h P 28x28 on ‘sale 29c fine or collars chambray I Austrian squares size' hemstitchedall round White 6 4 TO P M Meir's Hose 6!4c M P i i Squares 15c TO 9 Boys’ wide Economy Austrian Mentioned 7 inches 18 Bargains nn-e IVonvu's and gloves and e 9 Broken Onyx fl 1170 P M P Toweling bleached yards lo Stationery 25c 1 once carils valim—not 31c gf shirt waists 50c valife 5 3 Brooms 25c "n PLANT COUNTEREITING TRAPPED AT WORK OR H Union 1 as preference weretold H 39c $225 w bath with are $850 rto and Neck- wear the Hours TO 6 4 of M Waists P 6 Box ? i floor 2d Stamped Shirt Suits Suits $ Infants' fine white ('a Stockings size: mere pairs for 's fine tton StocklYigs School Hz 5’ tjo to J: special v a-indication Union now Women's Washington mailedtoday a 50c Each LB 36 $650 2d TO Initial MA P -would I Towelstil Bath 18c Your values White $300 $400 JUv Only Economy Basement 4 5c Children’s Sweater Sets $248 Sweater can and leggins to mat'll Union Women Suits 8 the location of the nks to reserveyba nerve their district The nerve banks that the reserve banks organize to consider the wished locatlo?! of reserve banks and the districts to be served lay them from all practical standpoints White aisle QQ- M P outing quality M P Gloves lt it gloves with Ihonomy Basement 2 a 4 Canvas Underwear suspended to EXTRA! history our i j $225 Today Unmatchable of Children's Sleeping Garments assorted women: only Econo Items TO 2 48c white brown or in Note List a M P Sweaters as ninety3d floor one TO 2 a I 1 white kid gloves all These are- a splendid value Main floor' EXTRA! 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Women’s What 1 fSOODS 1-3 per-eonal l Values today ago I k GOOD opportunity — stock of rich cut off now on safe at Ave are going to diseon-tWHiq cut glass handling — off Main floor one-third J year have We i federal concludedtheir hearing today tonlgji-t for San MI'S w Knitted mufflers full fashioned fitting around the neck and snug all sizes black and colors special 12V’C Main floor BRDADWAi MAIN AND A sat as representboard They reserve and left rancisco As yesterdayat Seattle the secretaries repeatedlyreminded hearers todayad that the stock of maximum capital regional bank which national banks in Washington Oregon Idaho and west-: ern Montana ‘could subscribe on a basis otti per cent of their own capital would fall $1000000 short of the $4000000 capitalization required With this in mindt A L Mills president of the Port-— lalid Clearing house expressed his opinion that but one bank should be established on the Pacific coast and that at San rancisco Bankersat Los Angeles already have taken this view so there is no visible opposition to it the bankers who spoke today said they wanted was limitation of the number of reserve banks to eight and a branch bank at Portland Which be Into eventuallymight expanded regional bank to meet the demands of this tremendousarea as it develops A liberal policy toward state banks was urged at the meeting and seemecK to meet good reception ’To one speaker' Secretary McAdoo suggestedthat restrictions which have prevented the state banks from Joining the federal be modified system could or to so as make such membership possible The point raised was that under the banking laws of Oregon ’bftnks may loan fo single customer 20 per cent 6f their resources The federal law puts the limit at per cent ‘T think”said Mr McAdoo "that the reserve board allow stftte banks J reasbnabletime in which to adjust their loans” the floor Remarkable EXTRA! A rancisco main bank at San was urged upon treasury williamGand McAdoo secretary of1 th David Houston secretary of by bankersof agriculture Washington Idaho aijd Oregon here today The secretaries ing ogQ£ff 14: 19c Pacific Coast Ore Jan pOHTLAXD — branchregional - fleeced some handling ages 2 to in Main cotton shirts and slightly soiled paijts for 55c for fine Children’s guaranteed almost pairs 3 O Basemerit Economy Economy Special y Basement Economy Special Basement Economy Special Basement Economy Special Basement Economy Special Basement Economy Special Basement i Special ? i Curtain (Continued from Page cupjed by Lee and opening thc door covered him with their revolvers Lee holding pair of ordinary wire cutters in one hand and in the other hot coin he had Just Vaa a removed the Jn quivering voice from mould the prisoner fold the officers that he ami uiu iu’i’ornpany was not armed"IMii’i would accompany guess you have it oh them saying: He denied that he of the coins7 but any admitted that he liad irtade them in all parts He said he had sold' g l was Talcum Powder can Toothpicks' box Iron for Wax Scissors Machine Threasd a I - j Th AV I me” fl L - H - ns ire Q fl XX V pern The arrest Hairnets f Petticoats curtain yards patterns: ends Women's silk petticoats in assorted colors: about 150 choose from to le 1c 1c 5c 3 ifteen Women’s Embroideries Waists 89c Sample a 11 to — assorted for small long in suitable 2 0c Women’s Suits $898 Women’s Coats $500 cents One About coats in materials -10 assorted eighty-nine ive the final cleanup of the or a season's suits about fifty lot today lot 4 great A assortmentin voles all nicely trimmed and well made in-the great a Eighty-nine Ninety-eight dollars 6-yard' to marquisettes pieces of embroideries large selection In lengths special at ' values 10c 5c 15c and cents 19c 25c forty-nine na wiHchX1 linkr the as £ Sample 5c 1 Hairpins for i 11 5c a a Silk 8c 3 I - Ends 15c large SHORT result of infor-matl4n several days by ago the effect that Marshal Lee was purchasing metals used jn the making counterfeialloy lie had a Iso inquired w:s said for cyanide Lee's of 'potassium and gold with to which “for plate the coins Lee is said have ONLY— TIME Miller & Miller Cut and Artists it 260 Women Have Taken Advantage ARE INTERESTED was -received Aikkisoi) REE Offer — YOU This of HUBBY MUST JT YOU M -to i t Marshal Anderson have succeededin turning out some ture of Lee is one of the biggest E A RTH QU AK E R ECOKDEI) rule counterfeiters had he been allowed specimens catches made in thc United States for strong to continue his opera tions” Seattle Wash Jan 30 — A took him by some time and reflects credit on the earthquakewas recorded today un the no resistance When tempt to pass any of the coins It is local office The coins have the University of would seismograph of we entered the room he was holding a! said that he on-e friend been put into circulation remarked to within 9 m Washington beginning at flthat he had never had any trouble in pair of wire pliers in his hand and the time according to Mr The of Goddard and continuing until 8:35 a disposing of the coins while in the intention of Lee to pass flt dim light shining on the metal gave us Oregon it it were — — needle is not known whether the coi ns were them and in mofed two Inches on the the impression that he was ir nrrihu hi iT iri armed We Itpassed Indications are that the originals there would not have been detected once the ord him with our as or were immediately 4500 miles south of Seattle ance was and while Mr merelysold for cuff buttons and watch plant was destroyed Goddard was searching him took the pliers from charms ( nine his left hand and forcing his rom Denver open Tx-e right hand took a coin so hot that came to Salt Lako from Denver He engaged on January droppedit Immediatelyon touchingit about January '"I'TZZ-1 19 the room '""I "" "Lee was not armed “and thorough where ho was gkB x or g noarse qeep cough search of the room revealed no cyanide explaining to the owner of the and raw sore chest-— cold He had made resist house that lie was’ working on an no preparations to attacking He arrest” was not suspected until tubes or lungs there isjte last Thursday and after close watch better nor as nothing melting before the pot and two dies one it was decided to arrest him ricet 25 els soothing for $5 pieces ami for S20 pieces manufacture of the coins was carried one Thc On him when searched by No Morphine or Chloroform coins manufactured were found in any further TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE small hidden was found clipping bag in suit Marshal Anderson canvas “Ilaye used Dr Bull’e Cough Syrup for yean case orty-three of the coins had from The Herald-Republican about two vrbeu bavo had bad coughs It is fine’ been the edges and weeks ago tilling of the presence of trimmed about Mr AL li I’oyer Middletown Del Mr were ready for the knurling machine Roland K Goddard in Salt Lake P ER WHte A- c & CO the MEYER which puts corrugatededge on coins Goddardtois well known throughout VniHrLL L Mention paper Baltimore Md counterfeiters and a close se of machines miniature country also found the closet is kept on his movements type was in watch "I had said Lee "of N no intention” umerous other tools such as bits II— !— wi — passing any of the coins Had been saws and drill were small vise Insteel to continue my the same allowedhave statement 1 discovered been borne out I intended would rMl' to sell them as cuff links and ProficientIn Work watch rekefl have done before in as n engaged in hunts for charms and in also Oregon counterfeitersfor several years” said Louis in some beaver” 212 Mr ‘hut never have found said that he left MAIN Goddard resno 9BH old Lee a man as as his son and (laucnter live In who was so pro where ficient in the work une 1912 because of his health he hts collcnt considering method of Since leaving California says athat through Texas manufacture and he has certainly had he has trdveled states of teeth of Some time was P4lb(eap extraction in the work Of course other insouthern experience St Louis Lee All work and f roin cay spent he went to byguaranteed coins n)a fact tired by the process used there Denver While in IS by Lee arc easy to detect on close he says that he worked for Colorado but they are easy to four months on a Threat Right pass ranch on the of too Lee probablyfound it easy “to dispose Denver is Offley hours 8:3Q a th'e because Lee a carpenter and cabinet m to of coins if he did so by trade and also spent some Sundays: 10 to m Phone 1126 of hLs advanced years If a maker man of his time in the 'employof an electro plating coin similar to age were to hand me plant in San rancisco It was those found in his room would never while there that he learned the principles him counterfeiter and If he “carried suspect as a on which out his opthe coins were presented to cashier erauuiiE' I a arraigned before United of store during a rush he would no States doubt accept it without question Lee's Commissioner Charles Baldwin MB' afternoon Lee waived ex experienceas an electroplater stood yesterday ‘5o amination and was bound over to the him In good $tead In the manufacture UnitedStates district court of the coins and he no doubt would According to Mr Goddard the cap' to age” said general a as DANIELS excellent woulde'nd watchedhy that if over arrested he his life by taking cyanide and this reason he was carefully the federal officers “I was surprised to find man arc for dangerous and he surprise We TO a a a m i (Continued from Page to representation on WBuIlk H 1 COUGH f 1 --imprisoned PT" : 7 -a ' financial a ' a a J a £ e l 1 QAMPI a l a Mr II a -II '! 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' -h m Moved 324outh: o Difference 1 BB Safety Its or ''' s II - I i HH 4 Rummage m n ® - d u KEMEM1JEK You t r 1 PRICES WE Arkansas I f' HONEST HONEST a 1 -place 1 a — a Co Dental Union 1rt‘ 4 a E I 1 instructor a v-aled ONLY ' ' invention bronchial because Mr 1 arrested declared j' personal MYERS ELIZABETH I a 2 'torture request entitled 1 I 1 K n t revolvers -covered SYRUP H' v f -that three 1) the Mr Daniels practically choice by the President he is an intimate friend and ONE ‘BROMO QUININE’ longtime associate in college work To get the genuine call for full narnA Daniels was from graduated sl£in 1888 and went LaxativeBromo Quinine Look for Princeton university nature of E W cents-— Grove Cures a’Tcold back there four years later as an in day 25 one Advertisement finally becoming professor of economicsand public finance on which ‘DE POSIT ART' subects he wrote text books in use in UNITED STATES During the The National Bank of The Republic many colleges summer SALT LAKE OTTy UTAH was months he engagedin writing editorials for the York Capital $300000 Surplus $300000' New Wilson rank Knox President?'James A Murray1-Vice In 1911 when Mr Evening Post President C Lynch Vice President W Earls Cashier:E A Culbertson As became governor of New Jersey slstarit Cashier DeWitt Knox Assistant-Cashier appointed Professor Daniels to the Knox George G AssistantCashier public utilities commission of lew Deposit part of your monthly earnings Jersey of which he later was made our savings department and receive per cent" interestper annum make it a: rule to pay1 He has chairman and always been a yourself something each month- The people Is 46 years old of Utah have been doing business' with us for Democrat Hall is a of quarterof century graduate Amherst 1881 WANT YOUIl BANK ACCOUNT college in the class of is a name of York and is 54 old New years He was counsel to the then American legation at Paris from 1888 to 1892 and Springs Colo on removed to Colorado i health He was general accountof his the Colorado Springs counsel of Gulf Louisiana& Railway and He The Granger ‘Mercantile Com-pany corporations company many was a lecturer on laV’ for a good many will soon begin- the Constriction and in 19(15 elected years was of buildings mayor the intersec-tiontof near of Springs on the Democratic Colorado the Salt Lake & He was president of the Colorado ticket Utah R R Bar in 1911 and 1912 linewith association Co’s 'ourteenth South The Company will conduct' gen sale1 Selling Monday era! including clothing for cleaning merchandiseebusiness charges Nobby 219 S State street hay coat and Adver grain rec-disturb- n i DENIES PRISONERS TORTURED London Jan 30 The A allegations the militant— suffragets made ofby their comrades'Imprisonedit? ? jail suffer Holloway excruciating while being forcibly fed are bjthe bishop untrue of London in letter to the a Social Women’ and Political union today At the commission of the he visited th® women is a Jail and saw Miss 'Peaces Rachel who is there7V BE made a flv: AND HALL COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS ' remarked - - - Workman -324 ’ S st -Main - -S- " J Or i - j r -i -tsr 3--' cc - as a - - ' - v vi t - vt jj-i j r - I --V' - - J i |