Show ' u A 111 Aii r SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN E L CITY UTAH v J SATURDAY - ' 'i SEPTEMBER 1914 5 ' U ' RESERVE BANKS D I t r :i -' i THE 3 " r—x Qr - k ' i - ZZZ-A I : - T1 v T mi J ft z'br' ‘ I TO BE OR GAN Open I IZED Salt at heatre 1 5 Lake Is-!? s s Sept Our Showing 4 t Smart of I VXA v- 1 I v- W all -r— Bankers i Show'Little Opening of System Early New:1 Styles Has Salt Lake’ X ” Hostilityto ' ' ’ -I” t X f WASHINGTON Sept 4— After an all day clearing conference with house delegates from many large cities the federal reserve board of ashion Leaders s i Approval the CHARLES YVe tonight will it announced immediately proceed with 1 A t the organization of the twelve banks provided for by the new currency system' Although predictions A visit to Suit pur reserve and but' especially teresting Dept ? the at so - lacking it is generally were that the system can be put in operation about The October but it opening may be delayed said the twelve be was banks would readyfor business within the next six weeks: According members of the board there was little hostility'shown at the conference to- early openingof the new (' system A committee was named to consider foreign and domestic exchange and formulatea plan by which American obligations to1 be Europe could without taking' gold out of Cloak always is Isa of J'W 1- 7- z’' ' ' ' -4 ‘ ' addition j Jri season" new ac-':tual 1 ' ' ' being ’ ' ’ absolutely - to authentic fl U A y s you T J v a I and i 1 Eldredge specialists are now offering their wonderful course BY MAIL for the benefit of those who cannot come to the city for instruction One hour daily under these and they will masters speedily teach you how to read and speak correctly political speeches help you In make your business a accepted ' Ua MEAKUP OratorCharles W Meakin and Ruth Meakin famous speech in-1 commencement VV make enu GooduSpeaker Convincing : 4 undertakings Addr-ss Board Meetings After-dinner — 1 in j style theorkmariship - each of the is garment Deliver Speeches very i i - - best -to ? - rf ' and tend ' - kA j the fabrics purchasing the not or ' latest very visit a will: Whether J y ''?A- n L you? repay i course In physical trainin Their w 111 bring you health and strength in you J i I i ' I adjusted thecountry - of In consequence“ the meeting' there? will bo no effort on the part of the reserve board to C name the: class for the reserve banks'for some ’time Every other step which must precede the openingof will be laid out before the directors are K $125 directors Spoilers” “The In‘big which hag' beenthesuccess nt the Studebaker atre In Chicago of Se-sl ’T’HE engagement William N “The llg’s productionof Studebaker mammoth ollowing is the Spoilers" ex-' In Chicagoat the change" committee: J B theatre has-been organ of extended for a Chicago chairman B StrongNew period of offour weeks making an enYork L Rue twelve weeks in all inispicPhiladelphia Sol gagement Wexler New Orleans T B Beal Boston isturethehasmost wonderfulrecord any ever made in Chicago It is estimated that less than $150 to House Special a ' ! the-banks y announced' Dresses z p 950 1 ‘A--' & V'A'WAlBaB 1 £vl -t’ - aWMWii -conference i We have just received - ’ ' ‘ -manufacturer from 50-San no 000 people saw "The Spoilers”' rancisco the first week So great was public demand for this masterpiece that it was 'sold over for the second and in’ order to accommodate week the crowds the playhousesfound it necesasryto open their doors at o’clock in the morning picture is its Initial This to:receive in Lake for an presentation of six days starting Monday afternoon September It has been arrangedbetween George of the Salt Lake W Pyper theatre and manager 11 O Selig’s special Martin representative to give a matinee each day at and an evening at 830' It requires two hours and fifteen minutesto exhibit this visualization of Rex Beach’s famous novel APPOINTED sizes -The choice 9-30 r Dresse big variety styles ojE 01 Il A'— vl'’-'' ’ ‘ S ’V"- arc 11 a a Is RUTH select to $150’ Private s IWv KlnP':‘‘Vv ''I'URs': ' engagement SECRETARY STATE O number-of Salt Lake on AI ' 7 Servedas -230 Nuncio" Paris at stupendous and Prefect of Congregation sash and shepherd checks tunic effects TIN EH A ' Dresses prices Bishops Rome at -Y-V" Sept 4 Is officially — It Cardinal Dominlo appointedpapal LOCAL SECURITIES Make announced eli secretary stripes - and -II Y our if 2 to-4 years— only 20c WEEK Vaudeville RIGANZA -Corradlni’s - in' John and Menagerie Mae Burke ulton and Allce Sammy Clark Burnsand Verdi Tiny Coalin' Bertie ord Concert Orchestra Orplieum Day 50c Week Matinees 10c to MatlNights Sunday and' Holiday nces 10c to 75c Matinees 215 815 Nights Daily 10 a to Box Office Open m 10 — — School - Cardinal Dominic errata was born In 1847 in Italy His Montefiascone work at Paris and’ as Jr as papal nuncio nrefect of the congregationof blshons “When Austria declared war on Ser-via in finished the developments were so sensational Rome stamped him over as a the euchar-istic as to indicate that all of the diplomat He presided held last year at of Malta great powers Europe would be congress In 1901 the late Cardinal Ram-polla Into the conflict when drawn resigned papal of of as secretary declaration war against Russia errata? was state Cardinal mentioned on the 1st of the great’ August a? war was actually commenced probablecandidate for the office European and at the present time some ten involved comprising more than half the civilized populationof I the world It ig estimated the that TELEGRAPHIC BRIES cost of sustainingthe vast- armies 1 to amounts $50000000a day” Some say that it’ will be a 'long war But the destruction has been so great Sept' COLUMBUS O that and — the distress and of the anguish the government has been defraudedof people so terrible and the commercial more than in three years in that-there is hope are so taxes on colored oleomargarine were burdens decisive heavy battle on land or sea federal made in several indictmentsreturned some help to brlng about peace again against may prominent The belligerent nations needifoodmore men The principal defendantis Denthan they need gold and it will be nis'Kelly president of the Capital City to then supply Dairy company vice president of a with wheat andcountry foodstuffs other for Columbus bank and large real estate which the American securities held by ive other officers and owner of the Europe can be acceptedin payment dairy company were "In Utah trade is fair as the European is exerting only war apparently a with salittle adverse influence business HAVANA Sept today on — Afayduel fares was Col Orestes fought and conditions as a rule are conservative errera the Liberal leader in the house and sound The aret banks of Representativesand Maj every? courtesy to their Armundo i a of the with good Andre and Conservative member consistent is of fair banking editor of the El house Both "Mercantileis trade volume newspaper Dla severely The favorable for the combatants were weather of the large crops wounded Hauling k to the factories of the first sugar beets BAR HARBOR Me Sept from the fields began during the week Ing that President Wilsonand the Dem-1 and before the end of the month nearly ocratic Congresshad kept all the promises made to the people in the party's all the sugar factories will be in 'full agricultural platform Secretary of the Navy Dan- operation Reports from andtheIdaho districts in" Utah lels in a speech here added campaign that the farmers'will be pressed that the had set America free beet crops to legislate withoutfear to harvest the Immense The farm implement and machinebusiness M’ALESTER Oklar steady with collections increasing — Eleven is minersare Imprisonedin the jmine of the Union Coal at Adamson company securities have been in fair O Okla result of "Bocal as a cavein which demand supply blocked the mine during the stocks 'week entrance although prices while show that some are digging throughthe wall of an ad others have have advancedactivity has joining' mine and it is believed the been More shown will be rescued: men in the shares?'of the Utah-Idaho Sugar KANSAS CITY Sept biennial and the Consolidated Wagon working contracts agreed upon at &company Machlrfe Company’ a recent conference representatives The 'hitler quotationsfollow: of the United Mine of Workers INVESTMENT STOCKS and the SouthwesternInterstate America Coal Operators’ association for Dividends the states of Missouri and Public paid on Kansas were ratified at Issued conventionof the miners for here? stock ? ion Select Second (Omo 1 Today— on loor farear for today opening' school’s serviceablesuits offeredin are early Come and make 'selections your 4 ' ' for ? school ' - from ’ Sv : : - 'perfect dress' shield impervious'? in" readiness to that J moisture objectionable fceadily- ' a ‘ 8 ' cleansed m p ' T ' t- - ' ' A Extraordinary values v 1 ‘ Suit s Confidence Germany’s is i 4 ® IS h I : - free I odors IQ E1 ' hygienic ' ' - - Boys’ Double Breasted School Suits’ sizes Regular $4d0 to $12 values extra special— nations -are ' HAL experts it 4 10 17 to in ' colors and durable Net PRICE Brassieres Long Pant -Youths’ uv t-iu -$2000000 Suits values to and -two extra special HAL ' : -business required UTAH STOCK COMPANY NOW I’LA) IN U x in three-piece 18 remov-f' -with able ' shield shrunk IW -Charges colors' Regular — ‘fin' ' “OUR 1 to 48 WIVES” K A i’ All 'em-ployees Wash indicted The demonstrator will the show you various styles -glad-’ S - - 7 III— R'WDEVTLtt Suits at Half J I rolicking in three acts APrices: comedy 25c 50c 75c Matinees and 15c 25c Thursdayattraction Saturday “The Next Witching Hour” -z f 4- ‘ ‘ ly PRICE I pocket a sizes up all II JfflSS® of-this : ALL THIS Always the liest TRIXIE from checks -With i ‘ -- ? Z “General business in the conditions United improving-and Stateszare in the future gradually increasing” says the weekly market letter of John C Cutler ' ’ iiva ‘ self colors Percales in that ' - V'H“ 1 i OME DAILY r- u ” Tots - s been crrataof hasstate to ‘ 1 ! b- TODAY wtava: a ‘ ’ Little for 1 si $200 -from ' - of find them you-will range -Among The - $750v Play performance Has corduroys and serges v - ' ' 'CALL Dresses ’ in low attractive th? at Bldg Templeton City Utah 600-001 ' here now -Are instruction school -RlfiaJyY : -Salt EIDKEDGE MEAKIN class and i! WKITE chool : 4 " -I $125’ to are ' I - I "n7 - prices ‘ X- " hey “ Child ren i House a the 'regular ' - the PAPAL gingham will find You 44'-and x Your -in ERRATA CARDINAL and s i ' - percale dozen assortment of numbeys range from 34 to now at 95c -L y 25’ I 1 1 Price 4 A ‘few School Suits sizes 10 to 17 while they last choice your at- extending : Wf customers ’ La’ vSl ' - ipi 4- ‘ ‘ -l harvesting 1 ' ‘ t 4-— -Declar-I indicate -President PAI I NIR - SAYS BRITISH CRUISERS 7 STORE MAIN 4 AT Bone special of -and yesterday -Rescuers federal-department HEAD G O A ROM R AMERICAN Pocatello Ida ' “ ‘ "'5 - ' 5 ---s' j ' ' s " Az- - New ' Violation Employment Demanded Veterans— Washington 1 -a B -- Sept' WASHINGTON ' DETROIT D i David s ' 4-— n ofAmerica ‘ -for ' -for -Autp ? ' ’ Storage ireproof PLAYING’ NOW Isle Co 2:30— EVENINGS that school Jewell’s- Slnnlklns rom int-a never- xvas AmericanN ewsles Standard Bros I’'intaeeKCooe Comedies 10c BIG Shows 20c 245 ACTS 30c 730 O1 8:30 Cooper-RIcnrdo ARM k SCHOOL MASTER’ 6 r MEHESY -cruisers ' THRILLING GRIPPING J6' Vs THEATRE' Thnnhouser L iof ' eature “M’CARNi PLAYS PBOTO-PLAY ATE” Thrilling Detective Story z -c1 ULIE candidates -14 Charming Comedy Drama 'HER LAST CHANCE’' Keystone Comedy a ' in S -elected z 20 Gish Dorothy ALASKAN ’ accompanied - 1- r-3030013000 8 ? According : 12 J ’ 5 s' 30 IS' 'TW-W?! retention ? ' -said -Last received 15 13 12 8 10 7 : ill ‘ ' ’ DAWN -to ’ ‘ " s 2-’ -"t OAKLEY 6 14 29 A from ' Commander ’ ’ of -member - ‘ 8 S Palmer IN THE ‘ 0 t I 4— Comrade $ : WALKS BASIS ANOTHER 3 ACTS 9 ARTS TUne Today in “ONE O GIRLS” for tomorrow days ROBERT “The Oall BY EX BEACH r J tht BOOK : Commencing 10c 20c OUR three EDESOH in the Worth” of Loges 25c read today? the Matinees " 1 10c1 ' By IGO We for ' ‘ BONDS Company ' 7 C-as' 8 IS 12 " M Sept ' 50 8 5 Redman SEPTEMBER DAILY -8900 Tel"-Co'National -Luxemburg Mich j the-closing ' 1-3J17 further notice we will not for consignments'of germsluck Germany bells for Belgium from for Moscow cows grates for Britain plaster Paris? rolls for Vicuna servants for riervia rocks 'Plymouth or japwill keep alae for Japan bnt we right on 'with the best ireproof Storage-ree and Truck local and Scientific interurban Moving insured Packing andall chipping in points outside Lloyds to the war zone WEEK O s J Until accept - Harding-Belle a 12 -Layton 8 red I ’ “THE -New -Co' ' ? ism H‘1 ' c“BLlsfEhYKB WILLIAM the United States today announced that he had received positive information thattwo British iving ten miles from York harbor ‘had received supplies coal of provisions and from vessel flying the ammunition flag has American andihe made all official complaintto Secretary of State ' 17 65 20 : Davis bank: armington s armers & Stockgrowers bank irsc National“bank 12 irstNational bank llorran 112 irst National bank Ogden J137 irst National bank Murray irst National bank Logan irst Nationalba nk Brigham 14 Guard Cy & Gy Co ire Insurance Co"' 1O" Home Heber Grant & ’’Co' 16 Kamas State bank M McCornick & Co BankorsJ 17 Merchants bank' Mtn States Tel iBank of Republic National City bank National Copper bank Nephi National bank 8 Ogden Savings bank f12 Ovden State bank (12 1’rovo' Com & Savings bank? 12 Salt Lake See Trust Co S’ State Bank of Brigham 'City 10’ State Bank of Garfield Bang State Bk of MillardCo State Bank of BWhmond 8 Thatcher Bros Bkg Co Log 10 Utah-Idaho Sugar Copfd 5 Utah-State National bank 12 Utah Savings Trust Co 6 Walker Brothers Bankers 10 - War THEATRE MATINEES YORK 4— Count von NEWBernstorff German ambassador -was 8' -Deseret “ ' by German Ambassador the' 9750 la of Eighth and’ 22000 Twenty-fifth Iowa regiments£ln the 20400 civil war this afternoon elected 20000 2000 commander in chief of the’ Grand Army 2000 of the session Republic at Bryan atbasis Washington the forty-eighth national encampment The of the 10500 of representations to Secretary 18000 which has been in session here made Bryan Count von 32200 Bernstorff said'- was thatweek American 119500 a neutrality laws had been violated by 25900 D unanimously the receipt and delivery of wireless Washington 9600 chosen for the encampment place next from the British cruisers to messages 15000 the British consulate asking that they 16000 year be furnished with supplies 44500 'Although there were' several “I have positive in the race for commander in information’’the 15000 the ambassador continued “that the cruisers 16600 chief most ot them withdrew at Mr Paljner-? had: no sent wireless messagesto the British 25000 last minute and 'Other officers consulate in New YorkSoon after 1500 serious opposition vessel flying tl?e 2S900 were: American flag by several coal barges 2100 Senior vice'commander hi chief put JB: out of New York harbor to the cruisers 13300 Griswoldof Grand Rapidsjunior vice and at in chief ot a point ten miles outside commander W Conners & the Dallas Tex general three-mile limit supplied them with surgeon L" in 9850 Pilcher N Y chaplain coal and Brooklyn ammunition provisions 20000 chief Orville Nave of California to my information’that this 11800 committeeof past commanders in been going on for some time and the 11600 A todav'to chief was appointed framea port of New York- has been thelsupply 12500 providing bill for the depot for Englishmen iof war” 460 CO congressional all civil war veterans in public of it 43000 The that ambassador was information irrespective of ’their the coal and provisi ons-were 31800 employmentresolution providing for7 The the supplied J1700 age' by American firms 20000 appointmentof the committee was At the British consulate SirCourte-nay with much applauseby the aged 19500 Walter Bennett consul general: adopted 17500 soldiers Another resolution’change York declined New to take any 'notice in 12000 unanimously opposed any of the allegations flag madetjjy the German 16000 the national in Chief ambassador 730 Palmer of the’ 22100 GzA R tonight announced the follow 12000 ing state appointments: 22000 Adjutant general George 42000 O MoinesSUIT 38000 Des D Quartermaster general Col Stowitz Buffalo Assistant quartermaster general suit ‘to restrain city Another IL from collecting special taxes to pay for 129 in sidewalk extension Oakley filed in" the district court was SO1 i04 Is Pencil Day ny owler and yesterday at Citv Excursion via O George Saxton earnest from 'Salt Lake $125 Hound trip 750 OOM This suit like others previouslyfiled ling at 720 and 10 m grows’out of actionof‘the old board 5 6 1020 1014 12 8 - ‘ Washington" t? ' ! t" A"'Z " to ' know ' LAKE " t r ’ -$2000 -Sept 4 -to MT & -Sept a Neutrality zat o department in NEW' YORK’with liabilities — A petition listed at bankruptcy Sugar Co than more $1800000 was filed in the Amalgamated Benetlcial Life Ins Co J' 10 federal district court today by Carl Barnes Banking Co Kaysville8 Boker and Herman N- Boker & Co Bank of American ork 10 "i dealers in steel metal and hardware Bank of Heber City 14’ INDIANAPOLIS-Sent Buff In V Bank of Southern Utah Cedar for the 1915 meeting Con Wagon & Machine Co 7 Yplacewasof cvhosen — the Cremation Association Ins & Inv Co ConLife Charles C Continental National"bank Reynoldsof Los Deseret elected National bank secretary Angeles was Savings bank s Head and decide answer good many “ads” before you on where go for that vacation There’s a tbest place you ' ? £ securities! 2 of Parisian Model Monday afternoon: opens - Alleged -York' : 4— The revolutionists in Haiti evacuatedOuanamln--the night of on tfae September and troqps haVe occupied the government city accordingto advices to the state where Decdima Beautiful bill alleged -:He returned SHIPS 4--New Jolie The New WORLD DAYS ONLY Sunday closes -charge ' -between- - from SLAVE of(HEARING the agent justice declined' entrapped ' the in’ ' WHITE ‘-Leon MORE Bill case'of the United States against Steidley’ arrested Hehry on a of' violation of the slave act Steidley is Mann towhite’ have transportedEthel Kar-gis from Salt‘Lake to JPocatello for immoral purposes was boundover-to the United States district'court in" Idaho bonds under he-testified THE OVER TWO ’ -I La changing the speci--jeat sidewalkstrom a concrete cement toppingto the of walk 2 ELECTED a ’ “ ' ''JU 1 — in ' IOWA ’ ATTENDS G1DN8SJPPLI1S ‘ - 9 " ‘ ' -Sept l- 'IS STREET ?inaPwblIc ?vorAs °ns t°r the base with monolithicform Z -- AIL C ‘ DRUG so HZHZZZZZ:ZZ‘ DAVID ‘ u u OtJR 112-114 ‘ V ’"I ’6 4 ana io Hain WHMUtNlv- 55 T give Scrip— mile of travel a every dollar spent ‘ '&' I'cifer Co ( Cl tvj Sumpter Vs) ley Railroad Utah Light & Ry Co (City) Utah JAgii fc' Powpr Cz rtali Light & Rower- Oo The Utah Sugar'Co Utah Hotel Co t '' J 5 6 6 4 5 6 6 5 6 4 5 6 6 Holcomb SEPTEMBR Brigham -the ' -Philadelphia ‘ ' lO’-l’s ' ’ addition 9 - Have ticements -you ’ J Prices: S " -j? J 8 a Mats Seats 15c all and 25c reserved Evenings Box Office 15c now 25c open 35c 50c lect so deafness door to to Il classified adver Perhans your ne would mean tempore' opportunity’s knock at yo’ do ' - am V C-' t f 6 |