Show - W! 1 ! mm? i m Trrnr -'I - j i -4- I Ski' WARRISKMARINE V '3 i IINSUBB 1 T- i ' ' Jr HOMESIOKNESS-EXOVSE ATVnW DV TVlTCT lj’ ' A ' OR LEAVE 1 1 1 ’ 1 ABSENCE O -3 y ! V 1 "Washington' TAugT 29— When homesickness became a bona legislator ailment incapacitating a point to a: where ha is unable to to his duties is a problem Gordon confronting of the House of Representa? tiveg of WisRepresentative Burke healthiest GREEN yattend HOUSE BY a ’ -fide PASSED 4'3 ' 4 - An'TDT' I 1 1 ’ $3 --bergeant-at-Ajms '7’4 ' ’ ‘U s congln Discussion JVIarked by Sharp Passes Between Party of the SLT looking the-House Leaders ' one was the men in agitation He has been cause of the to duties in attending congressional for eighteen Washingtonvacation months he a and would without like to get away “Are you sick?” he was asked replied “I‘ have “Yes” hTm very homesick” the sergeant-at-arms Thereupon fearing an epidemic which would forces deplete the legislative again of the House began an investiga tion !’ ’ 6 nos-talgia S’ ’ hW ASIIINGTON Aug bill The 29— create to administration fed? a ’ urai uyreau vl uan xaaxiaiao r" with a Insurance $5000000 fund to meet possible losses to American shipping in the was passed lata today House by a vote of 230 to 58 Already by the Senate it now goes to passed President LINERADRIATIC CREEPS Wilson two " The to House made amendments the measure as it passed tke Senate One limits the operation of the government to two War risk Insurance bureau the Pzesldent to years having INTO PORT WITH LIGHTS within power it at any time the suspend The the salary of ether reduced the chief of the bureau from $6000 to $5000 to conqur in The Senate is expected OUT AND GUNS MOUNTED these amendments and the bill probably will be ready for the President’s signature when he returns to NWashington H next week from Cornish The bill establishes foi the first time in history a federal American More Than 3500 American though it is limited to marine risks insurance of war and especially applicable to the Refugees Arrive at New York European emergency It'insures American c h!‘ ly - mW vB d‘ w ! 4 £UOj period vessels their freight and passenger and it cargoes “wherever sliqllmoneys to the secretary the of appear treasury vessels shippets American or in vessels importers American are unable in any trade to secure adequate war risk insuranceon reasonable Two on -esw ft ii A Steamers I -that NEW fit) YORK Aug 29— With guns mounted fore and aft with Intended is as supplementary to every porthole blanketedand all lights risk insurance furnished by private" the who claim they have not extinguished White Star liner concerns enough capital to Thegive complete war Adriatic crept into port in the darkness risk insurance President is She had of early morning today to end federal insurance and abolish the bureau whenever he Jinds all aboard 1762 passengers nearly the necessity has ceased who were in at leader Americans England RepresentativeMann minority took exception duringthe debate to the the outbreakof hostilities It is said that the vessel will go from charge made by Representative Underwood here to Halifax to help carry' Canadian yesterdaythatin the Republicans we?e their opposition the sea He declared volunteersacross to the bill the majority the Adriatic’s armanent leader had resorted to “nonsense and brings her within the classification of ‘silliness" in making the statement Mr Underwood reiterated the statement an auxiliary cruiser and as such places asserting that RepresentativeMann’s her under the regulations covering against the bill was vessels of nation at argument “mere war a war was a slaptrap” question Collector Malone asked The Republicansoffered numerous Secretary which of the Treasury McAdoo his the amendments 'which Democrats superior at Washington to determine voted down today The White Star liner Olympic also arrived in port from today England with 1772 American refugees the Olympic the on passengers college' athletes two noted IN were "Hobey” Baker of football and hqpkey fame at P Princeton and Ketcham who captainedtile Yale eleven last fall Alfred G Vanderbiltanother said the British the passenger government London Augfrom 29 — A dispatch to that took thirty-seven of his coach horses Daily News Rotterdam says out of 60000 Malines at about $250 each? Inhabitantsof only 200 are now left in the town Refugees Vessels of several nations accepted state that many were killed by the risks of today by sailing for war the bombardment and practically all of Europe The Cunarder Pannonia the rest fled The Germans aro bringing for Liverpoolwith a full carro of a new pattern up heavy siege guns for use Antwerp These but no passengers The Russian-American gun have also been used at Malines steamship Dwinzk left with 1200 have ordered able-bodied The Germans for Archangel passengers in Liege and Tongres and Belgians Other ships on today’s sailing list in the vicinity to proceed at once to were the Minnewaska of the Atlantic assist in The Germany this to harvestingswell order is Jikely to Transport line for Liverpool with news of greatly the the number of Belgian refugees Chicago of passengers the in rench line for Havre with 1200 southernHolland of Reuter’s Telegram and the Cameronla of the The correspondent the company at Antwerp sends has line for Glasgow IJhe Anchor following statement which sailing date of tM’ Red Stdrliner been issued there: Vaderland was postponed from today “On Thursday the Germans contrary until to the law of war bombarded Malines Wednesday becauseshe was an open and' undefended town to obtain a cargo riday the town “On morning was the eight liners reported to ’partially occupied by German Infantry have left England today for the United the south in which withdrew toward the afternoon and the bombardment States are the Mauretania with 380 was renewed four shells falling about first-class passengers 450 second-class each quarter of an hour apd 622 third and the Saxonlawith 213 also bombarded the “Theabout" fijrst 200 second and 366 third enemyHeyst town Ondenberg a Italian line announced tonight miles northeast of The Antwerp seventeen that hereafter locality not by its vessels sailing for an open occupied Italian ports will carry and women two had nc less an children as passengersbut not “The than operations men to object terrorize the civilian This Is a modification of the strict population rule recently established by have systematicallyneutraJity “The Germans this line and is in the forts and gaps of Namur obedienceto cabled bombarded instructions from the for forty-eight hours The town owners Recently itself suffered little The the orders were to take no enemy has passengers invested the northeast portion of the who were natives of the belligerent place and is the forts and attacking countries It was explained tonight that that region The Belgian gaps in British warshipsat Gibraltar have been retired teethe second line of violently ships and tlie men which was bombarded stopping removing In and rench troops who turn the Belgian are not of neutral nations but counter attacks the women and children to continue made “The numerous Belgian division retired by way their destination to The Verona and the of the' and the Meuse Sambre the next Italian liner to leave this Was in good movement accomplished port is due to sail early next order Our troops have rejoined the month rench lines for Naplesand Genoa made in the neighborhood A vessel “Reconnaissances answering the description of favorable Antwerp gave of the Hamburg-American liner Graeresults and showed the countryunoccupied cla was sighted riday night by Captain therefore is com Our security Nielsen of the steamship Korsfjord plete” which arrived here today from Sagua and The Matansas Graecia risking British cruisers seizure by off the R coast left port a few nights ago with coal and provisionsand without ostensibly for Cadiz bound JR Aug 29 Stores Providence in Spain — and were the Italian colony wrecked The merchant vessel seen by Captain large quantity of foodstuff was a approached to within tonight ‘during riot which few hundred feet of the Korsfjordthen followed of protest against meetings increased price of food Six the persons changed her course and went off in police officers were four of them an easterly direction injured by missiles but none seriously the first foreign-built The Moldegaard to receive Kvery store front on one block was registrysteamship American wrecked and foodstuffs were thrown under the new shippinglaw into the street will be employed in carrying American coal to South ports This American today by ner was announced owners the Ocean reight line which arranged for her to sail next week under charter The ON with a carg-0 of Moldegaard anthracite has heretoforecarried undera British flag coal mined in General Wales Tenn Aug 29 I he ban Giovanni flying the Italian-flag advances in freight rates on— lumber arrived at Sandy Hook tonight Ken-joint Mississippi and from and will dock from Tennessee Naples points tomorrow are proposed In lucky tariff sheets mailed today to the intertariff state by commerce commission the of railroads entering Missagents IS nn1 vallaV OR would become effective The advances and October would affect shipments to Ohio river points and to points in aria A Aug 29 —that Havas dispatch Iowa and South Minne’-90ta frdm North Dakota Rome says the accordingto has and what is known as western Glornale de Italia Cardinal Maffia strunk line territory the best chance of being chpsen pope lumber from Memphis to at the coming conclave The Rates ohaffected Tribuna be increase the probable choice lies territory would says that $15 carload Cardinals Approximately a rom Gasparri errata and among Mississippi the increase would vary Serafinl $25 a car from $5 to It is said southern lumbermen will fight the proposed increases 1 A six-inch tqrms” lit war ft Grand authorized the ’4 Tvl : : CITIZENS Stamps Gelebrate to Reliable-Always Gity-The This in Week All Watch the papers every TOMORROW— MONDAY day 'for these special announcements AUGUST 31st— we will give 16 extra with dollar Iffill I Intermountain Green Trading Stamps every purchase loll These will he given in addition to the regular stamps to which your The sales purchase will entitle you checksmust be saved and presented at our exhibitionrooms at 55 West Broadway duringthis week EVERY NEW BOOK where they will be honored as above IN STARTED MONDAY WE WILL PASTE IN $100 WORTH O STAMPS REE 1 ' 200 Oligmal Stamps-KThe Ouf sssss&igi cMTmoTTmM Whether ONLY of benefited by the who have The countless thousands of families Salt Lake Trading Stamp Co generous premium offers of the through their Intermountain "Green Trading Stamps will rejoice with ’"iwMGSTAHP To make ’"gstahp us in this passing of the sixteenth milestonein our history this an event long to be remembered we make wonderful SPECIAL Visit display REE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK our OERS £he finest line of premiums looms at 55 West Broadway and see Beautiful useful articles — and of a high characterand ever displayedin this incity quality premium lines seldom found “un-American” 4 Anniversary 16th Trading Green Intermauntain of Distribution ree I I l 1 rNO purchase required 4 Among MALI NES REMAIN i Children’s Infants’ and and Hats Bonnets entire remaining stock of dainty little Hats and Bonnetsin chiffon sty les of pretty ribbon silk and other summer $2 up to they last while 11 1 to IS f 31 EVERY STAMI’ VALUABLE1' VERVSTAMR VALUABIXV?1 I I SUITS r Among OR 10c 4 i NewlfnTfeS SEASON We are now line of styles In region the the h BSHGEEl a The Id leading fall new materials shades are navy third flare skirts with yoke are very popular Silk braid and baby lamb used trimmings are the most and the assortmentis offered at PRICES In the Dresses I I Also I priced $80 to we have marked them very ine are now are the low — at SIS — $695 of showing favorites beautiful Other styles w upward $5000 to 1Il Si to $35 exclusive very each many at up than $385 i WRECKSSTORES higher splendid we serges in These 'are black shownand navy blue with duchess satin combination effects The new basque style is a strong favorite satins shown in messalines and cbar-meuse crepe meteors The popular colors blue sfalack navy Russian green and negre ?lrown are well represented This beautiful selection is priced second lot one lot yon choose from finest The embraces fine quality serges gabardines new-shadow serges gabardines poplins etc checks and wide wales in the new flare and long tunic flare styles plain and plaid trimmings in the new long tunic and Silk braid plait effects and styles Many with many accordion messalint trimmed top and bottom trimming Monday and week the Choose from this lot at only — garments SPECIAL In Sts to $40 ! I pas-sengers VERY AT To introduce and popularizeour new fap Skirts and to acquaint the this city with the desirability of our stock we offer two women of specials splendid Monday and week On Skirts of the very latest de signs Skirts that ordinarily would be priced at least one- ' permitting g - a ors ors 36-In ors ’ 29 today from the continent ivas H Pa who left yerstone of Johnstown two weeks ago He said JKoenigsberg 'Jthat declared the Ger-“ war wag when police visited every jnan house vhere and up a Jtusslans resided rounded Targe number of them including women children were taken yard they "to the palace wheresubjected days and for three hardships They were forced on the bare ground and had scanSil-i: The-Russians "h-nd wereheld to1X13117 tobleep EMPEROR IN RANCIS JOSEPH USUAL HEALTHtvienna?’ Austria Aug — 'reliable source that the Mearned a rancis 46alth ofiEmperor Joseph is that he has perfectly? satisfactory ’and began uicen ffulte well wince the war rise£ at' his usual monarch thousand works all day 29 ' It -from -iCheaged ' - T JQ3 I 1 ’ is all the lug all 42-lnch col-’ 4e wool poplin all all 65c - all and 42-inch serge 10x4 size wool poplin all colors wool serge storm nidrone rench 9 IwV Aug Henriettes colors the yard natte serges storm poplins plaids crepes etc all the nrings the yard all-wool MeXsW checks rench gabardines serges poplins crepe to tailor storm nnd plaids sciutellns serges diagonals crocodiles granite cloths wool ratines geisha cloth etc All the mon reves colorings and popn-lar newest P yveights the yard 44-inch Total discovered increased 56-inch bleached OOc extra size 56-ineh cream markets yard ® A a fall ODDS - CHICAGO AND m close : UNDERWEAR ofomen’s LINENS offer to close vests union suis knee pants chllvests and boys ers two-piece Valuesrangup 75c the garslns nient Monday we will oner tuem to A -defen’s- special -and H'garments jn BM ES 50c 00c $156 9200 0fiV bleachedTable-Damask bleachedTable Damask bleached TableDamask blenchedTable Dnmnsk at -close - size Cotton yard y-3c 8the chine crepe de chine 20-lpch $150 $150 $175 $200 Inches) wide 25c 73 finches‘vrl de 55c 72 inches wide 85c T2 inrh tvMo 9110 10 60 full neh silk velour 18-inch panne velvet Persian and 24-thch Congo 8200 Napkins SxS size al! size all linen $30GVNapkins size all linen $200 Longclothand Nainsook the" bolt uc mereriRea i5STiSTe oinciieM 50 mercerizedButiste 45 inches wide 9110 $225 $340 2-lnck 10c $225 20c e 60c 9100 $150 $125 $175 D D a? AE'Vf f 'MMi-b ’ nil colors all colors Dolly Varden vel new colors silk chiffon velvets aifU navy peony" In black$500 'and endsdf silk hosiery' toclose Odds including $125 $150 and Act $200 grades of white black and 1 ! W X- colored silk hose loo will find all '‘sizes EveTj pair perfect While this imited quantity lasts y'ou piayr ' PE-s'y' W-:- I the jvuivnuiw pair'? ivl r : - 1 ’? A 4 - a?' -jr 11 1 f iBIarl 7 -I iV 4 ‘ ¥ -Hl’f 36-inch iali GOODS -Napkins -9466 i 'X messalines to brocaded 40-inch 9c -linen f assortment- velveteen all colors! costume velvet all colors costume velvet all colors IS-ineh 18-iuch Sc ? 24-inch 24-1 95c Jbs-72$84 22-Inch - medium ’ Challles WHITE '3 widths $250 - AND A1 VELVETS r A in 24-lneh andji lip to 24-iuch ' finishings Splendid to $175 and plaids in Roman stripestapestries taffetas an widths at the yard— 35c ”’r i ehlne de dark in 10c “'AVde”? silk 'all colors and noveMy nittngM I ‘ 40-iHch S125 Cotton Baiting 3 silk crepe all colors and - and $175 black $135 black 8175 black 1 K&ag fH"r j 25 $175 odd-lines -draw- -to size roll and silk crepe Ae all colors 22-inch cloth Coloredof rice col6sj range worth 50c yard black and tapestry Tinseled brocade fabrjes These beautiful cblorrs yard Batting $150 Cotton SI W ? styles 4 worth 35c the yard Poplins all colors and white Qtfx 30c yard Monworth and 4OV day week checks of correct Plaids and fqll good year weightof forcolor combinations range 50c-theworth 15c i Ik and $125 and -9175 40-inch Scotch ginghams wide all the leading 32 blafck silk taffeta all colors and 50c and $125 black messaline Io taffeta $100 black taffeta silk silk all 4 eh 40-fnch 9c and i colors 36-in and out colors all messaline silk all colors -X 10c size all 36-ineh yard as to messaline silk messaline all only 36-lnch — Aulumn for colors outfit the yard and rench inched 79c : the qualities and styles above but of short lengths 49c 65c Sheets $175 size Bedspreads full $400 fringed Bedspreads ENDS SUMMER full 'haying - Special Same $135 Bedspreads i KyAug i Sheets $110 bleached extra size 15c bleached Pillow Cases 42x36 size Pillow Cases 2216c bleached size 45x30 bleached Pillow Cases 25c 45x30 size silk and wXol canton popllus wool broadcloths crepes brown suiting mixtures brocades crepe poplins san toy gabardines etcM the of the American to and European All colors the ’ “--T ft 1 newestol MONTEVIDEO WINCHESTER 75 $265 $348 $500 $155 S600 J clohs aw V 29— SI f and number ofhere bubonic plague cases since June 27was to twentytwo todayfoie British Aug 29— freight steamer Dargai froin London July 26 for Buenos Ayres has gone ashore off the ‘Uruguayan coast It is reported that she Ls a total loss The crew saved was Jlug 29— W R Rogers Alaska’ an miner was arrested by federal officers here On a charge ofGlacier murdered N H Wixon near 23 1913 Wlx-cn’s Creek Alaska on May body In the snow hieh wag in the hills he up where and Rogqrs had been prospecting “Red': 29— was acquitted by a jury Tom Davidson in court on a Judge JBenton's charge of in the killing of complicity Edward Callahan former-’Sheriff of Breathitt In two previous county Kentucky trials the jury failed to agree 19 materials you the school up making silk nil 26-inch be 36-lnch g the OOc granite all 44-lnch BRIES ORLEANS SI $215 Blankets 11x4 size 4 '$300 Blankets 3 12x4 ajize § $500 Blankets r 11x4 size ITbb fratu tlrff JC600 Blankets 11x4 size g Blankets g $900 1x4 size If $290 Comforts j3 full size $10 Comforts down full size GOe bleached Sheets full size 75c bleached Sheets full size B novelty all-itool and eaturing buying for will 15c dress Ginghams including such reliable brands as Amos-keg A C and Utility all Styles and colors In which ginghams are made— 4 fktf 85c Blankets size 3 color75c plaids newest wool yard $175 10x4 the Silks 18-iuch black 49c - t 42-inch 40-iucb NEW r New OR DRESSES SCHOOL just '-llTL--fl the 60c MATERIALS important Splendid savingson one of the most winter requisites 5c Blankets col- colors yard CHOICE ROME GUESS -found ITIS all 38-inch PROBABLE TELEGRAPHIC col all yard - REPORTS RUSSIANS BADLY TREATED AT KOENIGSBERG X London Aug — Among the arrivals all serge i- 36-lach 1 h serges rench granite cloth eh all wool the yard be some Goods storm all wool the yard 36-lncli Memphis h half wool the yard 3G-incli RAILROADS ADVANCE RATES LUMBER Dress all New destroyed i 1 ' I i '"M complete blue black Russian green and plum Red-fngote negre brown styles predominate with the long coat nnd plain y o division POPE ' I B SSSQBSS3DBCBB3HKBK3EBBKC6BI H Dresses SA all showing broadclothslead with serges poplins coming in gabardines for their shaife of popularity defense MAIA I B EXQUISITE showing O LATEST AUTUMN I THE COMING themilitary i S 4 unable -Nielsen ? i B beautiful styles Iaces worth up to two and three time the prices asked Tour choice The yard— -W- -official PROVIDENCE xveek we offer itn assortmentincluding hundredsof yards of fancy laces In widths up inches in a great variety of to I 1 Atlantic IN J and 6 passengers MOB Monday choice— 48c fifteen 1 L: materials each worth close -against LACES I ' all departed !MTERtMOUNTAN :GRENiTRADlNG STAMP GREEN TRADING ‘sSiXSTAM P 5 Our ANCY WDtGIVE:’J GIVE WE IKTtR’MOUMTAlH -Herbert Mi — - -wu -rfir - T a 1 ’ fr 0 |