| Show THE AUSTRIAN ROBBED SALT nERALD-BEPUBLICAN LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY I SEPTEMBER 19 & 1914 ' 0 O (f (Lreuf ' Early Before ' Indian i LOCAL Spent Who SECURITIES 0 00000 00® 010000 000 0000O© " HIS YEAR’S SAVINGS 1 ' S' V tlis Duty r Mexican Border lent Near 32 on Years Prison in Clii istensonShoc ”A thoilirll tha rnor in Now Wants to Return different business in isturbed many in the terests States there is united now evidence of trade improvement and conditions are becoming more mal” says the market letter of John C Cutler Jr the’ prog--made "V speetion of “Considerable Blackfoot ortv ress has been in lathead and Peck bringing about better trade and financial in conditions terday reservations Montana yesbetween this country and Europe H Dietz Indian irrigation With W related the thecomplete 'organizationof the agent strange twelve federal reserve plight of Indian it is Spopee a famous banks that the new convict who has been currency system pardoned will be put into operation after serving thirty-three in October years in and the Washington state penitentiary money may ofbecome somewhat easier On the for account war in Europe murder it is stated that prices Mr Dietz says that when the have advancedto the commodity highest point- in Yeturnedto the Blavkfoot 1 : - Negroes Hold Him Up Point at Co 120 MahgStreet S ® f Stirring Saturday SHOE LYERS norweekly of Revolver Take and - Indian $600 ' rom Him ‘ expected SteVe Militch an Austrianminer was robbed last niglit of $600 his savings of a year by two negro highwaymen both armed with revolvers The rob-bery occurred near ifth Tile police and Second have been to find any trace of the robbers Militch said that-lie had seen the in a west side saloon about an hour before they held nim up He said that they followed him from the saloon when he left saidhe-was MilitchSouth west on’ walking Second when the negroes him from behind Then with T to Throw up his one of 0 h’Ghwsiymcn thrust a hands revolver in Pac? while the other searched him Alter Taking-? his the money negroes warned Militch to make no outcry They lied In the direction of the Rio Grande’ yards ft?Jllitchjya3 working in the Bingham until about two weeks ago mines when he was laid off Unable to obtain em-i in iI°Yment Bingham he withdrew his from a bank savings there and came to Salt Lake South-”’ over two years from the country '“In Utah reports districts show that the grain crops have now been harvested the beets are being dug and hauled to the sugar most of the fruit "has been picked and shipped and the crops the are above so that at the present ruling average prices for aN agricultural products thefarmers should be well able to meet all their outstandingobligations All the banks of the state have been called upon for their statementslately following table gives the capital surplus and undivided profits and the total at the city banks: unable BMin negroes I A 7 aA he that he had all hisflndlandialects and to make things worse he can speak no words of other than a’ English few phrases of prison slang of which Indians nothing and which few whiteknow men understand “ :The man withouta country-’ presented a pitiable story of a one from civilized habitations banished but the case of Spopee 'A man without a tongue’presents a sad-der story” said Mr Dietz “When Spopee found that he could neither himself understoodto Indians make of his own tribe nor to white men he indicated that he would like to factories generally ' leather f -The jt j resources J I found us and Shoes Such is : forgotten Up-Soaring— daily 0 : ' Grover Hand " v ’ T r rx j i -I iA JULIETS solid sewed WlllllfS ' WOMAN’S all ‘ comfort - sizes s H t i i j vs ‘ and $ from s J: $300 mew f IIS® yip Climbing— received ‘ - Capital Undiv Profits Resources Continental Ntaional' bank 250000’ 6226834 267068136 Deseret National bank 500000' 64209709 502273005 bank 100 000Deseret Savings 8095253 289315790 bank 300 armers & & Stockgrowers’ 2660591 67060063 Co 600 McCornick Bankers 000 27190670 '1 648888686 Merchants’ bank 250000 5060105 202896012 National Bank of Republic 200000 32948288 463861805 Ntaional City bank 250000 6079562 124061072 Salt Lake Security & Trust 300000-13812706 company 249582367 Utah 300 odoii’ Savings & Trust company 10070608 155412489 Utah State National bank 60000019033620 521831510 Walker Bros Bankers 500000 1189533 527382787 500000 Zion’s Savings Bank & Trust company 30914350-757315294: Totals $4 750 OOOU'-$237391829 $4775949016 "With the heavyof disbursement dividends to the penitentiarywhere during- the next thirty days return he might have and the large sums that the farmers meals ain day and trouble himself will receive in payment of beets farm never his is advanced years about learning produceand live stock the outlook The again to talk” encouraging for a good fall trade how prices' of local securities tour of Mr Dietz was drop in ‘The made 0 in with to be as several small conjunction W M Reed checked chief engineer of the sales 'have been made during the week of department Indian affairs at and at prevailingquoted figures’’ others to ascertain Washington the best methods The Cutler quotationsfollow:’’of financing reclamation Work INVESTMENT STOCKS on Indian in reservations the Dietz will move Mr from his office yo-” 3 the fifth floor of the elt £ building $ Iwswfitev’ ‘ 'are are Going Up the tenor of letters shoe manufacturers everywhere In the face of a jumping market these Saturday Shoe Savings on brand new all btyles border on the sensational but the values are HEREWIU not raise “s UbOU prices—war or no war— Christenson’s Will IVO VxlljUXib W ” ' approached ' and Leather Advancing Indian reservation West $ - ' ® e 000-'"'' - ’ - f ARE 7"-- HOME ROM WAR 'ZONE J HostilitiesBut an End io Plans of J B & airbanksand Son Avan' J B airbanks and his son Avard ine successful sculptor returned young and ni rance England yesterday after in many and” varied experiences these nations Mr p war-troubled Uneeda 'i' told Tempt ’’ t appetite taste and the Crisp clean andfresh 5 cents Beronet Biscuit Round with -west thin tender — delightful flavor a s ’ —appropriatefor S' the fourth floor of the ederal building where he will offices formerly used bv C Whaley collector of internal s io and cents B J luncheon '1 dinner w-' Graham 2 2 LIEUT JUBAL EMILY the at 14 12 to perfection national strength one Twentieth-ninth 'BRIES 8 8 - Buy ' 20 S 7 8 - 17 65 20 X 12 12 50 16000 -44500 8 '15000 '16600 25000 1575 23900 2400 8 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Kamas appeal Always discovered 8 Name 9 18 12 14 20 6 7 1-8117 1 7 - 8 - 7 12 7 12 5 5 8 8 - MAKES'MERRYCTS' -came ” -ROBBED ’- ex-convict 12 12 12 30 18 22 -43000 31800 14700 20000 19500 S S 'a-' ’ nume hls-uncle LANGTON 8 10 12 12 8 15 13 12 8 10 8 10 5 12 7 12 6 10 8 6 enlisted BONDS 8 14 22 20 12000 16000 730 22200 11100 21900 41500 38000 " Hume WE ARE NEVER Utah Utah The Utah UNDERSOLD L & L & Utah Hotel Power C°Power Co Co Sugar Co Pretty Draehi Ss ranken We accident Between Yob i All Also Night the Old Stand S 271 Main Band Yf i The P Store 5 5 6 96 92 6 5 5 4 4 92 5 5 6 6 6 6 has mysteriously years disappeared The police have been askedto search for him arron left his room at 148 E irst South last week has not been heard from since & Tax Paid-— Inheritance The ‘state S? 562232 da check for yesterdayas the inheritance tax on 200 shares Union Pacific preferred stock and fortv Union Pacific common stock held by the estate of E Orr Alexander of York New CES 80J 92?L 102& Home We specialize during the '"fall and made of the purest These Candies are have quite a reputation I t of because winter Materials them Patties and Caramels are few of them Main street: Today we will feature the the pound Other candy specials—Candied igs Marshmallows 24c lb a $ - - ' deScious months making obtainable Mexican Pecan Home and Roll ' Glace at we 50c now have ready our Mexican Pecan Rolls at 23c lb Candies distinctive We Be Deluged Apples Oct to 20 -be Nuts Cocoanut-I OldsStaiid 271 S either store for on main streets of the city doff their hats and smile genially ull by assurancewill be given the the committee of Sait commerce Lake Commercial club" apple anyonepresentson anOctober rosy cheekedgirl he will be with rewarded business a smile sweet Incidentally will be askedto eat apples in men broad daylight ’on the streets in the business district October20 Completethe arrangements were celebration of Utah made for the meeting of the Apple day at club comcommerce mittee yesterdaynoon In addition to the apple presentatiort feature clerks of hotels will be asked to pass out Utah apples to guests and such as have friends in the east be asked to send them some Utah apples day was formally Utah Apple by the commitcommerce tee of the Salt Lake Commercial one year ago on grounds that to Utah’s apples are far superior day uregon appies wnere Apple likewise is The move-with observed ment is also in line Callfornia’s and raisin day cele orange to-a 35c TODAY Shoes Values re-' " ' £4 fo ' 7 V 1 1 - ' - ' “ - - Wrapped Kisses Toasted lb 19c One Big Ever y style and — but while uneral O'Connor services — uneral Richardof O’Connor a well known Salt Lake telegrapher who died Monday at the hospital of spinal county meningitis will be held at o’clock afternoonat the funeral chapel of & Co O'Donnell undertakers will be in Alount Calvarycemetery for Odd a Im n ra SHOES -regular H the sides " ' U SHOES BOYS’ VBijaB Sr a INKW Mil ti to © © fe ' All sizes Made of fine rench kid— Extra Special Today V INAHTS’ iv hand-turned ver’s and hand-a 19 e d Prluceiwm with elastic NEk Widths 22400 91V e style on w patent leather m in cloth top Thea$n Mnrriam Aeirarkwl HK make Sizes ways day warm contest in RACE OR SENATE ENDS IN SURPRISE for babies to fl -g JU M H gj E'" x ' S2S5 at SCHOOL SHOES a Unlit like 11 a battleship Solid KV 9 I a M vaBi aI-Arai learner U AR A for service 2ys to B14 oaR G ' $150 —To-9ff — Special $119 0 KE Mm — NOW SHOWING Styles all (Continued from Page 8)' Mr and ‘Woodruff received more than the 264 votes and were the nominees The result of the first ballot was: nSB Mrs 338 Nelson 146 Mrs Gorham Cannon 328 Cook 252 251 Mc-Pae 214 119 Watts Rawlings Mrs ® Hamilton 218 Holding62 260 J P JenGreene 297 Woodruff 283 0 Hill 281 Wasson 200 Morrison90 Krei-ke1 Barnes Je 114 Marr 207 Arnold 227 Deighton b4 107 Stringham Smith 149 Backman P PJenson221 Beck White The Stanford John Q Critchlow three last named received votes being formally without nominated The conventionwas a bedlam before the of the second taking ballot As soon as the result of- the 0 soles i NTEED Sizettl THE LATEST in - Men’s 9 thatwhenever IncludingSuch Crossett Shoes Barry Shoes Diamond Shoes Renowned Makes as’ Shoes $G0O oe $450 and $350 o o and and $500 $400 $300 ‘I: - S 1 9 first ballot had been E J Milne got the floor and announced explained the in manner which the vote of District 110 had been cast against - -20 unintentionally Harry B Cole for senator nomination He ’ ( S 120 efree defeating him for the that the moved nominate Mr Cole for the lower house by Immediately there was an acclamation outburst from all parts of the house’ and W C "Holding one of the candidatesbefore the convention got the floor and called on the convention not to pass the motion as the had been fighting all day for the nominations?4 James Devine placed the of Mr name Ede the conventionon the second ballot The placing of Mr Cole’s name the for as a candidate the lower convention house was said by Mr Cole’s friends to have been done without his consent second ballot did take Thein point of time not as as the first lot were and candidates the roll callfewer during a of can-: number hours didates It rook two to withdrew ballot brations take the second Rawlings Nelson J P Jenson Morrison Kreibel Deighton Backman and Holding withdrew from Stringham the race during the calling of the roll Louis R O S Dibble and D J Watts O R firMno nominated on the second ballot I were The result of the ballot as to those I junior and The sophomore classes whose vote was announced was: of the high school East met yesterday Cook 217 Watts 263 McRae 110 Mrs for the purposeof electing class officers 172 Hamilton Greene 302 Barnes 150 9 for the year and to practice--class Marr 247 Arnold 175 Smith64 Dibblee songs and yells in for the 278 P preparation P Jenson 151 Beck 79 and Cole flag rush which is to be held next 'were Tuesday"between and senior then made to take Preparrations Both the third ballot delegates and Tiie sophomore class met in the boys’ the candidateswere tired out and a study they addressed by where were conference of the candidates who were the president the necessity asupon to run in the third heat of the lower tf officers elected were house held organizingThe president: nominations was on the (twin Dorothy floor of the eabody convention Mrs Unmi) oung vice president Lea Burton made a motion to suspend the Justin Jean ton Healy treasurer rules of the convention and nominate Stewart assistant' treasurer and William by acclamation G A Marr an‘d D J McConaugh yell master Cook who had received the The junior class assembled in the number of votes of any of the candidates ami planned for auditoriumand talked not candidates the coming flag rush 'The officers accented to nominated this proposal and the conelected were: Allen Martineau presi-denta vention nominated Marr and Cook Mary Clayton vice president Harry osephthen moved that the Eloise Berg secretary erg erguson nominationof all candidates be made treasurer Carlin assistant Dewey On the unanimous which was done treasurer and Don Williams yell mas-ttv second ballot only 250 votes were the executive Committee Members of Nelson for a choice as several districts are Marion rank Steinc had left the conventionThe convenay Calieson and-Eva tion Kingsbury adjournedat 1102 o’clock -will fl wanteda IeatlierlL 9B $150 Interment Gro Lot odd sizes they lust — values to— Today at 195 — 4 0 0 ST MAIN see® ® © e © e convention I SPECIAL i EXCURSIONS candidates formally ' I $350 00 5 Regular '-of -Commercial :: Grover’s J ' -V5 Made are EXTRA! Women’s ' - ? and men of merchants all spheres of busi-a ness will asked to fill their pockets with luscious ’apples 20 and in keeping on Tuesday October vyith the spirit of Utah Apple day hand them out to- pretty rosy girls whom they cheeked may meet the i Candies 8 -- in life - 'T - Style Value J W - -He 100ft BANKERS affairs W J - go hand In hand nt IBs Christenson’s: SERVICE igo vve excel In all several declared H ( v - W G i R today - - for Open of " Made tSL -' -All arron8 -required Corner—Open L O' S-Bl style Lake occurred 1 With I ll i n -one Rosy-cheeked Girls j I Busy B Stand k 9 'f - at Alain and Broadway Tourney crossing the street when the horse was and became frightened swerving to side ran him He was down taken to his home Cierit Disappear®— James J years of age who has been employed by the TribuneIn its mailingdepartment School Bids the erection the — Bids for school will new Hamilton be opened by the board of education at noon Alonday ? " ' The ® I $ I Quality - -17500 I a S 00 30000 13000 9850 20000 11800 1160(1 12500 40000 1-3 s at-$2300 33 Utah AlTVU ik svM - I 95 Ko 3 V ® -of S3 -E 1 IM 0 suburb Mur- Values nateilts Hurl In In fall lasts Kid or tops button widthsfrom B to craveuette At no other Salt store nre they lessEE than $350 Tliev VI yesterday 00 all Christenson’s 102- : -8 -bank officers At ' Seeks Peter Hartreieh— Noble War-rum postmaster received a letter from Airs Laura AL Bolton 837 rerdinand avenue orest Park a of Chicago asking Information Peter 8950 concerning Hartreich a German who the letter says 10500 settled in miner Salt Lake forty years ago 18000 32250 Horse Boy Down — Vernon Tourney Knocks 318 Tent 119000 was avenue 25900 slightly injured yesterday afternoon 9500 when knocked down and run over bv a horse and buggy driven by W 15000 E Kline of the Hotel ’ o fj -ll - Sa J0 9800 22200 20400 20000 2000 $ 10 20 10 7 report that Lieut Jubal Early The time stationed with the infantry had been food io cents drowned has just been confirmed LieutenantEarly and R Young went duck hunting on a lake twenty miles biscuit baked by Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for north of WingateandonSeptember 13 $775 in the case ofE Captain Smith officer Amanda Ward another against Salt Lake City was were also on the lake! by a jury in Judge C W Morse’srendered court Late in the day Lieutenant Early’s for yesterday The suit was brought boat could $2500 for personal injuries alleged td notbe found ana the have been received The city will State bank began to fear for the safety of the case to the supreme court the two The boat look for that McCornick & Co 1? was finally rank Blatnlch of Tooele bottom-side Merchants’ bank amerchant up and at once a Mtn but resident of Salt search S T & T Co formerlya was for the commenced men filed a petition in The body of Nat of Lake bankruptcy in was the next Bank Republic found Early 'the but the Young National City bank UnitedStates district court yesterday day body of Lieutenant National placing his liabilities at $137383 has never been recovered bank Copperbank and assets He-asks that $1675 NephDNtaional Lieutenant Early to ort Dou of the assets be consideredexempt las January 1912 He had recently Ogden Savings bank been from second John is promoted to first lieutenant Ogden State-bank& Sav bank Hanson” an He was deadly from civil life J at theSocial bar Provo Com Charged inwith assault with a appointed Hume' employed and' gave & Tr Co of brilliant careeri 502 to the police that Salt Lake weapon a complaintissued yesterday promise a Statereported Clifford Bk of by the county attorney Early his brother also he had been robbed of $100 gold State Brigham City an Bk of Garfield is accused of attackingThomas Hanson Buckingham army officer was with- him at ort watch and a diamond ring valued' at StState Pang proppibtor’ $300 while on an Bk of Millard Co ill of the ride with Columbia Douglas automobile brothers kept bachelor quarters a party of men State of house at 242 W South The two and last night Bank Richmond rooming Temple with a gun at the fort Irr the social affairs not women discover his loss Thatcher-Bros Bk Co Log says he-did well as in circles until after the party returned to Salt Utah-Idaho Co pfd G will go of the town as Sugar Judge George Armstrong army they played a part and Lake from the St State Nat bank to Coalville Monday to hold court prominent were Joseph roadhouseUtah Utah Sav & Trust Co always welcomed Lieutenant Earlyis wnere inev spent the evening native of Virginia Jubal Early a Gillespie Reed Billings and Walker Bros Bankers IN Moroni nyon HOME is' a politician and Zion’s Sav Bk & Tr Co prominent city detectives investieight-pound riarjow but boy was born to Mr As soldier Z C M author Early gated were to find Mrs Lieutenant unable and E yesterday of the Roderick Langton was best beloved by the trace of the thieves" The police any are at the D hospital Mr Langton men of his company and superior inclined to believe that Hume was is chief clerk of The Herald-Re-Eubllcan officers He was stationed in the robbed while at the roadhouse P Co (city) business office force Mrs Cn Ry & Valley Philippines just previous to his coming he does says not know the R R Sumpter angtonwas formerlyMiss Afton Lyon to 5Jort Douglas and men women in the party Utah L & Ry Co (city) THE 6 S finest I I IB B ' -: © - Shipment Women’s $3i5 Shoes i: Brevities & i Crackers City Ko ho !(! 6 of I A r “ Amalgamated Sugar Co Beneficial Life Ins Co 10 Barnes Bkng Co Kaysville of ork 10 Bank of American Bankof South Heber City 14 Bk Utah Cedar 12 Con Wagon & Ma Co Co Con Life Ins & Inv Ntaional bank Continental Deseret Ntaional bank 12 Deseret Savings bank Davis Co bk armington arm & bk Stockgrowers’ irst Nat bank Yayton 12 irst Nat ibank 12 Morgan 12 irst Nat bank Ogden irst Nat Murray irst Nat bank Logan irst Nat bank 14 Brigham Cy & Gy 'Co Guard 12 Home ire Ins Co 10 Heber J Grant & Co 16 £ Made W revenue C-g t ” - SECURITIES - ' reachedthat 0 occupy ’ tea ® Createa Stir Newly Arrived to f to - - I f £1 : today excitement In London there was no confusion during the mobilization Business was the only outwardindication lethargy of Quietly but anything unusual with the people determination prepared for the crisis Mr airbanksand son will remain Lake and Avard will continue his work-in sculpture The ’a I : £5 Just appears p -war I It © s Mr HOY 5 Chrlrten7ine i soldiers An Sf -three ' J COURT Save Money at 7- J ' " the please’ the of inSalt I ' the rench demonstrations soldiers left Paris for the In contrast he told of the calm stolid phlegmaticway the of Great Britain prepared for the war and the dignified way in which ’ey inarched to the ships In Paris the German merchants were given a certain in number of hours which to leave the city and their shops they said were ransacked and their goods destroyedas soon as they had fled Americans were every courtesy shown and were allowed to leave on always the presentation of their passports had-' Intended that airbanks continue his studies in Avard should Europe but the caused them to return They arrived home In Europe before there was any intimation of war They were in rance broke when war out and they immediately made for Paris After delay they much city and found all confusion and ' ' 1 iscuit SW airbanks when front ' before - ' REE— One Envelopes writing - 10c with package each 15c Today tablet of and Linen or REE— Talcum over Monday at Liquors amily 75c (Reduced Saturday and 1 qt Old Crow Whisky Old Crow Bonded pt Ipt Old Crow Bonded 50c California Port Wine 5s) Vs pt Sunny Brook Whisky pt Sunny Brook Whisky - prices $115 -year-old 40c 70c 39c ' 35c 65c 5 1 ree with package of a each lb Liggett’s Coffee of Tea Saturdayor Monday Enough for 50 cups - Water Monday and Monday -club ? Specials 19c 14C ‘ 29c 35c AO -yd 1-lb roll i ’ ‘ ‘ " " ’ bal-There the-junior a i’ y JUNIORS AND SOPHS HAVE ELECTION OICERS ALi' 1- : Cream Powder 43 Mose and Throat Atomizer 5sP package Gauze Cotton "°3c with Cross Razor Set ShavingBrush' 43c $100 Sisters’ Hair Rubber Seven Tonic R7P 50c St Jacob’sr Oil 25c Syrup White Pine and Tar rL 5c Bob White Soap for 10c joc-' -r ’ i: and y Dulce bottle of Toilet Today over before " l i e 3 - I I WE SHARPEN Razor Blades Safety 1 i a AvU A © JOAN fTf vIuAqL of arc Mako them Double edge per per Single dos doz good as blades v edge Saturday new 35c 25c w’ V Box of 25 and Sunday $ 125 AND WEST fiRfflWE -PIO Round Trip Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Kansas City Joseph Proportiinatelylow Dates of Sale— Oct three months from date 4000 Main Line St Louis Omaha Chicago St 'Paul Points: §5120 4000 5972 5386 5985 Memphis rates from other points 24 Nov 21 23 Dec 19 of sale 22 Good returning ' - $4000 rancisco Angeles Los PACIHC from $2250 2250 2250 4000 St San ares n THE VIA HENVEK WESTERN 4000 secretary or your accominoda tion— £ v Street car Tickets On sale Good daily until until Oct 31 Sept' 30 returning -highest z A I! EAST instituted Violet Gilt Edge Shoe Polish Carter’s Pills $100 Rubber Gloves 50c Mentholafum 50c Hind’s Honey and Almond 50c La Blache SJonday) 9 or of 25c box with each Saturday 25c 25c ' A £ 25c ist -The I S J Through Electric Lighted Sleepers Sacramento Stockton and to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver in Oroville MISSOURI f necessary I I BURLINGTON Ticket Office 301 Main — Street- San to St PACIIC ' rancisco Louis and connection-with ROCK via Elko via Chicago the ISLAND Phone Wasatrh QWfi I |
