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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1907. { CAROLYN PRESCOTT. different. 1 frequently wonder some separate place for the people who if there is not| punishment| originate the| styles does its Surely arms for heaven them, and not the open| ordinary] Plutonic region enough for them does not seem Therefore, I that little there for are is a the styles they through the bars they you ever Whic h place} we, who| to foliow are a decade well brushed _ But I dare Fifth and any avenue old if her. look W oman, her loads of money and time She nothing else to do, and the in fashion come as welcome sions to her jaded delight a anything thing But new else that to think to the who before - give who = changes| !S diver-|for hats, her every it, or} some-| works count spends is arms," said Mr. hung, for I have her last nobody over thing Of , a. ba . f @ Be * BY ELEANOR YY house at of Williams, any Marchudel "gwilym," or word being Briton, or rate One would was of the be LEXINGTON. guard, derived Cambrian or fam-|sumed in doubtless good called sentinel, the, Carlie ti that the|genealogy from the old | who word gwylio,/from name of also back stated, Cromwell to and oro one traced au- his Williams, assumed the name of his maternal uncle, Cromwell Thomas meaning to watch, Cromwell, Secretary of State to Henry This accounts for the Welsh oe grt VIIT, and through William Ap Yevan and when we have disposed of e{back to the barons of eleventh Williams of Wales, or settled the de mri. | century vation of the name, we have perhap: | Roger Williams, born in Wales. gone down to the root of the matter. |founder of Rhode Island, was a friend (We find Williams in Germany,]/and contemporary of Cromwell, some where the name appears as Wilhelm,|say a en, tive. Both were born 1599 a" compound of Will and Helm, meanThe Pilgrim ancestor was Tobert "helmet of resolution." W ees Williams, who came to America, with is~an old dcp ore The utch|/his wife, Elizabeth geratton. in the ne is Willemr: e Danish, w ‘jolene Ros 1625, and to found the ® Bohemian, Wile Ni Vil-j|town of Roxbury, ollowFalmer: the Wrencn't Guilleaume: Willing year Richard Williams and wife emin, eman ann Villauume: the | Frances, were living at aunton, Tin Man, Guelielm he uguese,|Magss.: he is called the "father of the Gullhermo,; the Greak, Goulieivine and | town.' He was born in Gloucester, Bilelmos. England. ‘The great seal of Willies the NorThe records give Robert Williams mihn reads "‘Willelmus," but the form|t¥o Wwives-the second one, oe "Pilelm"™ occurs most frequently. on | Strong -ftour\ children d atcéins, "p"' being an old form « w." |armo. His will disposes of ee nsiiee! Since the Conqueror's day, William ‘has | able property been a favorite name in Eun ene and "To my son Stephen give more Domesday Book records sixty-eigaut of |than to my other children, because he this family Fifteen out of every hun-| has lived with me, and bee nh more dred Englishmen were William or{helpful and comfortable to me.' William during the fourteenth und | The Williams have always been fifteenth centuries, and it is never safe |}true to their flag in war Call to to say anything in mixed company |arms aroused their fighting blood against the family in Wales or Eng-| They were in the ranks, they were fiflan ers, drummers, drum-majors, ensigns The tol that two of the |surgeons quartermasters, sergeunts knights of Hi nryvll's reign, Sir William |e apte 1ins, corporals, colonels, lieutenSt, John and Sir William Fitz-Hamjant adjutants majors, generals on, gave a feast in the great chambel | brigadier generals and the guests were all Williams and | Joseph Warren, ho fell at Bunkei wl knights. and numbered one hun-|Hill. was fifth in descent from Robert dred and. twenty That wa iz | Williams pilgrim General Otto toube hung duty for named is the captors of Ohio one of with same scrutiny. no matter how he is. three Who that hat done beaver this so short on I it necessary for and year put it Long at the sleeves the over winend us punishpeople to BY put oman general wear and the hats wi Starve 1erse opinion, wi rhe would that it eae was his father te eet who eM was chairarte GORE there looked But that punishment does of not the RETURN few ee [George, where his "body think that would most valued of heraldic charges Climed in the SoC pee eee by "| Dore pu eres attractive in wa ty way, howclutches of is to guide : San ane ce (The birds still warble The borne areby brancnes dic of char the es famits different the. stne eee Though O eewerege you The path ox, eagle, greynound, dragon and wolf, boar, griffin horse Traveling oe W. ales the coatof-arms wh s herewith reproduced is found blazoned in old ree beareth sable- lion cee ame ent-arme d- end languid gules': this} meets you at every turn, cut in stone monuments engraved upon mural} tablets, in churches, and upon brass plates on pew doors TUM REDanena ie oe Those who genealogical ee birds' desire to procure family} To {nformation, pedigrees | Oh KAISER'S SON with Utah His- tates here-the % winds th south miss those Youth-Ok, stay, lon come | Phil H. era for Paintings. Comedians. GEORGE Comedy Juggling MATINEE May AT 9, 10, 11. | 2:15 LAST SEASON'S With & Co's Classical FOR American YOU 1 never 1on feel like to seme sood one ce scree a Pe ooneemdososseeeee _poaptaates ALL, Comedy 25c till Saturday Ma-' , & Re a Scamon- c tasenn a 8B Pddie Mudge Leon Le a Sam a Gi 8 & Rogers, & Ida Kelly a Dolan, Morton, C hartiers. @ a B he Lyricscope. a Evenings-Two faba late perform-§ Bances, 7:30 and 9:15. a gE Matinees daily except Sunday. Sunday, three shows, first at7 p. m. sharp. B "GET THE LYRIO HEBER eA L PROPS. VAUDEVILLE. a Character Players. to: me & CONSIDINE, GREATER g Wee k Commencing tince May an Triumph, things be none "-Mr = sLYRIC THEATRE! SUCCESS. PITENOMENAL SMILES ell Bd SO up your umbrella till it rains.''- eee 18.60 HABIT." | {Children's ClClothing pass to $1.00. Grand SACelt]e * M.COd refrain MANAGEE ON Ww EEK STARTING happily; toward wind MATINEES WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, 2:30. breeze- to me; Magnificent re otherSS, day the Once . more l. stand:and*. leaves Drifting slowly, drifting een Per- GLADDISH Semi-Oil CHES Saturday, Prices, Eve., 25c to $1.50; Matinee, watch Of The the Production Anthony FIRST MOST grieves tangled curls of brown Love-that: would not in "THE TIME Pascinating NO POPULALT Wednesday in he Leighton, or PRISONER Romance, begins to show the Ree lay and rough usage. This reaia the color and appearance more than the material..Give the Coats or Dresses to to be Cleaned and Dyed and the _ quick chens: back to newness will pe bt Nor does the process take long, fs cost you much oney. By bringing the children's clothes here you will stretch out their wardrobe money to do double duty. © PAUL PRICES OF Matinee character TILE will) of a "Rudolph FRICES SMITH, CLEANING, DYEING SEASON receive 74 Souvenir East 3rd & REPAIRING, South St. Bell 2919. tassendyul" Ind. - ZENDA." EVENINGS, 25c, 50c, 75c AND $1.00. MATINEES, 25c. ADVANCE IN AT PRODUCTION the POSITIVELY CA N'T RIDE A HORSE. the PLAYERS]. Hope's IMPORTANT attending Iovervone Photograph of Mr. back from-the other day! Armstrong in National MagFebruar. by Prisoner of Zenda! down sadly Scenic LEIGHTON spring Vhereinm the old gourd hangs IT know, ‘Tis strange-no change in anything, "Tis just the same as long ago; Except my hair fs flecked with gray Where it was blaek-the other day! And or lineages, should corre spond the Genealogical Society of Anthon H a nd ae torian's office. Salt Lake City old the be. sufficient on. the odor's Sweet oe cues Bre Soe: same Williams pilgrim and With Cast of Admirable "Somehow make the merited originator fashion mating nee Pt the AND With Knockabout "Mrs. Wiggs of the oe Patch!" Crest, a fighting cock-symbol of | You hummied some foolish, sweet lovewaa tulie +38. lay- -yY Fyno Dwy Y¥ Fydd-|Somehow it seems the other day! Ww hat God Willeth Will Be Th tto is Cognosce Occa-| ype sun still shines down through the sionem-Watch Your Opportunity. trees borne or Friday OF Liebler rests ie was the founder of a free SRR TEN ae ee a GaN school at le iabowa, whic h baa beTHE OTHER DAY. come the present colle ee ee ‘h coat-of-arms manroduced is| The other day (or so it seems) sable, a lion rampant argent, armed We strolled together down the lane, and languid, gules oe lion is one of | And we were happy. with our dreams 1¢ His PAULO Ue, formance San ATTRACTION COMING trouble in establishing eligibility to|") bailey ee all, that the worst ae oe pect ee with the] punishment. would be to compel him Colonel Ephraim williams af itae- an ee hee who vintaes GEG Shan Se About || oswirtre's Mrs. Wiggs ; because yet who CASE MONS Ballads ee NEXT "Tt ain't no use puttin' styles have changed ind "‘they' talk if she wore the clethes to cost such at secured has she done is woman Ea aL. W ho Talks WERDEN | steal, herself. Man nc ure CHARLEY Curtain at 8 Sharp. SATURDAY most outjust to be ‘soul forthe TINA KINODROME not help but have an efcota oat abe tehi witl sell her very aD Prices 50c to $2.00. "As well'be out of the world Is the MISS The DU BARRY it Thursday, can So : AND . style," "ing With Dicke hee Presenting bottom the with short of ce COUNTESS OLGA ROSSI 8!0Vés are superseded by short sleeves with long gloves and: so, it goes through the entire range of wearables hat does it all amount to? Just 2 desire to keep up with the world's and women will. landish costumes ae the world 2:15. | it is last until ask my reader what strong enough for the make EDWINSTEVENS AL ENGAGEMENT MRS. for they can't winter; if she her head her are and 6-7-8. WEDNESDAY one} his|'@65 thatyear cover her,has and at Nothing. the end rf the what she All colonial Wars pad their repreno have descendants ind es sentati alias Will- by Richard orne replied, ATA aaron done your MATINEE SPECIAL woman and throw the tea into Boston harbor. | {05 elethes : Castle Willlams, on Governors Island There Is one very good New York harbor, was built and nam-|'‘° ver, to keep out of the ed by Colonel Jonathan, as well as the fashte n fiend, and that Castle Garden 1 safe middle course Cromwell. has it "Cromwell, is et "tle the British govern-| Williams . Andre, in commemoration of the It is almost enough to tempt busy event. Colonel Jonathan Williams was| Women to join the Dr: Mary Walker vith Franklin, at the French court,|CUt. and the only reason it is not that Marchudel was also the progeni- | Morgan Williams married a siste tor of the royal house of Tudor, and | of Lord Thomas Cromwell, afterward to*accept him as the founder of arl of Essex, and his descendants asil@s agcaine in sunty Williams, d David Without interesting traditions, fam-|]when Quilliams was*one form of spellily histories would be prosaic reading. |ing The tradition regarding the Williams One distinguished member of the family has to do with its descent from ]|Williams family was Oliver Cromwell Mirchudel, chief of one of the fifteen} His ancestor, four times removed, was tribes of North Wales, in the ninth| Morgan Williams, or Morgan Ap Willeejtury The pros and cons of the|lams, a Welshman of considerable theory are about evenly distributed,| property, whose father, William Ap and perhaps it is wise to waste no time Yevan, held a position of honor in the in, argument, but merely to remark|house of the Duke of Bedford. company, yy this Mr. kindling Ena Ta foniaT having e J I' To eyes St - i anything against Sescels ten chapter that he himself should be exempt from|, This the gallows, for he had never written rae y May down small at her certainty winter's buying coat, the they | #8 Out will never pardon, I have signed the Declaration of Independence.' One member of the council observed slewsccece a sleeves Winter's of Wasaing-|@0Wn also a lineal] "Xt one to is te! Williams; "I shall be} Pinion. done go gown The hoot a]/@ puff in at the top of sleeve one vear, and with inconsequential impartiality cOmpel us to turn jit upside descendant of Robert, was a member | of congress, 1776, and a "signer" from Connecticut The following story is told of him "Te success should ‘crown the Britisa | i - MODERN VAU VAUDEVILLE LIE | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday § || ALL THIS WEE! WEEK. are whole, beautiful friend knows Now, and|ment is nickel] this ners Willlams was a confidant ton's. William Williams, to Ht crowds would. foreverything. else to Years behind the style, give sealskin away this has a beaver-hat upon has|friend hails with| gowns, will to she She in about woman is obliged twice life. style which a style would | Manager. ob- lives we|#lance can tell you the history of people?| every piece of dress that protects her| t in|from the wintry blasts, and she knows| we must follow these dictates, or be-| come known as "queer." It's not so bad for the woman with| ¥ is are pressed. woman the shopping bargains and into considera-,C4n and t speech, in ideas, in practically everythat she is under the thing, even to dying, is dictated by she wears sealskin, somebody, goodness Knows who, but|™much she paid for } She wearing Ye4#rs, behind the boys in the streets watch taken tion that through our whole are at the command of these Sashion, not only in dress, entirely respectable, invent, may look|@nd and watch them as] Set squirm ave where busy matter liged to keep up to the style, whether She wishes or not, while the men go serenely on thelr way, wearing clothes Still hot hope separate them somewhere, too poor, or too GEO. D. PYPER, SALT LAKE THEATR -_--_-_--- eo BY WANTED 200 LABORERS OXFORD SALE A yaa ES STEADY EMPLOYMENT ne ar TOU -_--_-= Wages 25c per Hour Only Men Willing to Sunday Excursions MAY Work 5 Need Apply. | P.J.MORAN | Apply at Employment Board of Trade the work. 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