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W , THB SAW LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MOItiN'INfi, OCTOBER W, 1905. 5 . 1 ' I
KILL
Si WON
Ksailanf' Said to Be One
Kecfed of Slaying
Rbparations FOR
fclGURING THE BODY
Qs Say Identification So
Bjfirc as to Admit No
m Wonbt.
Kpj.:V, CaU Oct. 13. Tlio man
H&ily us "William Brush, or
l", with a woman companion,
amioT robbery and attack upon
yjjnils, the Australian sporting
SjlS city on "Wednesday last,
ffidentifled by the police as
iifltauiklln Andrews, wanted for
IKT murder of Bessie Bouton.
nJt-Cutler, Colo., on October 5.
PMfdetcctlvcs say that the Iden
Jf ls so j)osltie as to admit of
StripUons Exactly Tally,
fjfejtc descriptions furnished by
js.assailant tally exactly with
"5w broadcast over the country
i'o one who Is known to have
IP h assle Bouton shortly be
V body was found.
is traveled under the aliases
sHennet and Milton Franklin,
ft dW appears thai he has added
4 es of Brush and Curtis to his
" r ' '
ired for Dismemberment,
i icly does Brush, or Curtis, fit
alplions of Andrews, but the
c4 Hons for the dismemberment of
ironglf recall the details of the
B f'a Colorado. Bessie Bouton's
ras found hacked to pieces and
L fcb&n used to render the work
KKfiauIon more difficult.
Hf Marshal Has Clues.
Etastol Volliner. in going through
H-i(i behind by Brush, found to
rn Denver newspaper dated October
Kentalalng an account of the mys
MlMPpeanuico of Julia "Ward.
Hp Vollrctr further says that he Is
K5Jon of dues which he thinks
H to Ihi Apprehension of Brush.
116-ctnt dinner at th Dairy Lunch
H S. W. Temple. 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
ERER, COMMITS SUICIDE
iihers Suspectad of One Crimo
!j Were Shot by Officers.
BURG. Oct. 13 -Alexander Wal
I) lerintendent of Police, received a
I hf from James B. Smith, war
It Southern Illinois penitentiary,
I tfd,-Ill. . Inclosing a confession
I i prisoner, James M. Brown, n
, re before he committed suicide
1
Khers Died for Crime.
lenfesslon Brown states that he
I companions murdered Thomas
i a?, the Mount Washington gro-
rtlch crime Jack and Edward
id Walter Dorman were con-
kj Biddies escaping the hang
j e by breaking from jail through
nce of the warden's wife, nnd
Butler county, where thev were
4 shot down by officers.
J Ordered Two More.
t fan to tlie murder of Kahney,
E fcrges himself and companions
c robbed and murdered a man
I way from 11,0 'tilling of
The body of the second man, he
1 r thrown Into the Monongahela
'Burned the Body.
bo says that he and one com
i wdered a third member of their
m burned the body.
liCURSION TO OGDBN
j October 14,
5K. L. Round trip onlv 51.00.
5f!Lake 10.20 a. m. Returning,
B?nat3:40 and C:30 p. m. Foot-
JjPe, All Hallows college vs. Og-
HPchool.
I GAINST BAILEY
School Board Indicted
Grand Jury.
Ocj. 13. The grnnd Jury re
Porl today with a truo bill
J Bailey, chairman of the
t of thu I'corlti school boanl,
on tho charijc of malfeasance
Cleans to perform IiIh tlutlcs
:inr nud ourfcrlnB and per-
Doujjiiorty to mluppro
"Uiij" convert to his own uo
r Id charged
Indent of the Dime Sav-rectc-r
In the Central Njitlonul ,
wr In many other ilnanclnl
' J hc rntlre board for 'erl
Mn rdralnlricrlnB tho ulfalrs
Udor.nl Iridic tircnt were also
DwiKh-riy for nibuuclement
mc jury ,vaa illsclmrt'Od .
Bld Tenants Evicted
08 kS?.,led' Merchants' Pro
& SmS,05: Fruncls G. Luke.
AS Wgcr. Top Moor Commercial
nXk Answer for erjuiy. I
afciui?Clii, n--L'8hlfoot. alias
flEBSS h "If nan who yea
4 K lhn nsai,on during tho pro
llKr n? ,,,US1 Will, tho
wiKr wiLB9.,Mt 1,5,11 n murdering
ImmkiL in ?l.by rlractinK his prc
'iaKeourt n,y,1 ' cauet was arraigned
i Ol.i vly ani committed for
Bailey on the ehargo of
Kf' Paeumonia, and influ- I
VRlhcyty vo uasly co"Sh I
t JjjKSi"011 thig' t0 ne2lect. I
Tonic
jBdn?1.1 is guaranteed by
' B: K2lst-
i21l.'..Toioulo, Can,
NEW RAILROAD INTO
BLlHELDJIJIilCT
Salt Lake Route to Build to Ne
vada's Great Gold
Fields.
Engineers have gone over the" route to
be used by the Salt Lake Route In Its
branch road to Goldllcld. It will be re
membered by readers of The Tribune that
tho company lilcd artlclea of Incorpora
tion durlns tho latter part of September.
The capital stock ia placed at $1,000,000,
lll.?,cd ,nt? J,nrcs of I1C0 each. The
r i)arl,.f, tl,csc aro 1,old y sa-
toi i.trk and his associates In California,
and some by c. O. Whlltemorc and Pen
nel Chcrrlnqton of thlB city. Over ICO
jnlles of track will lw laid exclusive m
branches and spurs.
Through Great Country.
Starling from Las Vogns. on tho main
ine of trie Salt Lake Route, the road Is
to bo run In a northwesterly direction to
tioldl eld, passing through the LJullfrog,
Knyolltc, Indlun Camp and other Inter
mediate districts. The advent of this
road will be hailed with delight by resi
dents and promoters In these districts, as
It will give them additional means of
shipping their ores. The. camps arc al
ready benelltcd by the proposed railroad.
BOB CAT IN BOX.
Two Local Railroad Men Kill Animal
in Canyon.
"Don't cat thin but have It mnilc Into a
rufr." This puzzling note was tacked on a
box that (vns delivered to I. A. Uenton In tho
Denver & Rio Orandc ofllcca yesterday. The
odor Iroulnc from the Interior of the myster
ious bo.x was not ono that would create an
appetite, so after much debating It wen de
cided to open the package and aettle nil fears.
Despite the warning that tho box ml'tit bo
an Infernal machine or a mail prank of ROmo
murderer. H. M, dishing began to break open
the package, while the other employees nnd
ofllcIaU tried to apiw.ir at perfect cuae. AVhcn
tho lid was removed the carcaw of a large
bob cSit was found with" a second nolo tied
to Its tall. ThlH note read. "Toko this cat
over to and havo him mnko a vmall rug
of hid.. Had r. terrible tlmo kllllnrc this beast.
It gave us a light but we got It. Bob had his
hand taken off. but Ik still dolnn business."
This explained everything and told very
plainly that Bob AVll5on nnd Rill Howe, local
railroad boys, nro doing thlngH up In Spanish
Tork canyon, where they went on a hunting
trip s-evernl days ago.
SANPETE TO EXTEND.
Rumored That the Road Will Be
Built to Sevier.
Ono of the many rumors aflcat In local rail
road circles hiis It that - the Sanpete Valley
railroad Is to extsnd Us lino from Mnntl Into
Sevier county. It Is further Ktnted that this
extension will b built If the shippers in that
district will sdmi contracts to uso this road
upon Its completion. Tho pioposed erection of
a susar factory at Moroni and nlso at. Rich
mond an? also lven as reasons for the exten
sion. I.o:nl ofncU-.Ia claim to kno.v nothing
of the proposed scheme.
PROSPEROUS SEASON.
More Tourists Visit Yellowstone Park
This Year Than Ever Before.
Tourists to tho number of 25.tt visited the
Yellowstone parlc during the j-eason Juit ended,
according to the figures given by F. J.llnynes.
the president of the Yellowstone paik etage
line. Mr. llayncs was In Salt I-ako City and
talked very Interestingly of the past senson
In tho most famous of America's natural rc
rcrln. The figures, giving the number of tourists,
which Includes camp!-, show a gain of !)
In the number of travelers who visited the
pari; Inst season. Twcnty-tlvo hundred of
iheso were brought In by the Oregon Short
Line from Monlda. When the new routo Is
finished a larger travel from local jKlnts Is
expected. Ry this new road, which was dc
Hcrlbfd in detail by The Tribune mo time
ago a person will btj able to make the trip to
the park and visit the principal geysers,
among which "Old Fulthful" Is tho most fn
muus. anil return to Salt Iik- In three days.
Mr. Ilaynes ridicules the statement that the
geysers arc becoming weak nnd explained that
pictures taken by him of "Ol I Faithful" re
cently tally exactly with those taken In 1SV)
In reference to height and volume. The In
crease In travel to the park Is attributed to
tho ilnu condition In which tho roads In tho
big wonderland arc now kvpt Systematic
sprinkling has done away with the dust nui
sance. , , ...
Mr. Haynes will spend n few days In the
park and then leavo for hla homo In St. Paul,
where he will spend the winter.
PROFITABLE RAILWAY.
Dagupan Line in Philippines Pays
Good Dividend.
"WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. According to tho
annual report for the yenr ISO! of tho Munlla
Railway company, owning the line connect
ing Manila on tho south with Dagupnn on the
r.orth, the road paid 10 per cent net profit.
Tho totnl receipts were Sl.lTO.WS nnd tho ex
penditures $CC0.T21. leaving a net profit of
S15 The original cost of the road wus
h ais.TOO. It Is stated that by American
methods of nccojnilng the property would
ravo paid almost S3 per cent on tho Invest
ment. It Is thought nt tho Inoulnr bureau
1 that this showing may havo un Importnnt ln
lluence on tho bidding next month by Ameri
can capitalists for the right to construct ad
ditional railways In the Philippines.
RAJ.ES TO PACIFIC COAST.
Low Fares Will Rule for Four Month3
Each Year.
CHICAGO Oct. 13. Officials of the tTnlon
Pacific Southern Pacific nnd Oicgon Shot I
lino at a conference hero today agreed that
hereafter the regular one-way second class
i,.ncer mto between Chicago nnd all Pa
ci IfkTcoust points Sim" 1"' Jour l"0011;
of every year, spring and full. Accordlim to
today's agreement the Tate will be effect ly
v.V r.om September 1 to October 31
Pad from February 1 " April 7. T ho rales
?rrm St Louis and New Orleans will bo cut
0 iTo and JM. respectively, and similar low
rate Twill apply from all Western points.
WESTERN PACIFIC INTEREST.
First Installment Paid From Pro
ceeds of Bonds.
cjvN KUANCISCO. Oct. 13.-Tho flrsl
K.mi-annu il Interest on the 0.QC0.WJ of
u est. r Pacific bonds has just Lean paid.
,ni , ,.A,wi not being In operation yul.
oney l! S the bond Interest hl to be
Pen f ron the money lalsod bv Hf wio
. .iVo bond themselv.s. An-l such will
Smitlnup i b tho caHo for each s.-ml-an-S
inuret payment until li-c road Is
lhS8U.-rd ncmpl.shed. the
n?nvcr & Rio Grande and the Rio Grande
snUPaccenrsr lrZ
n"nv)d-d t"mt company Ih unable to o so.
Railroad Notes.
. i. n Miller, vlee-prorldent of lb Tono
n:U.hraUroad. w". In the city yesterday.
I, ,t J W. Young of the Sniipele Vnl
,crrrnKdJWl H leave for Kuropo this week
Icy innroa lturllngton of-
"K El?mCfrom bm.ln. trip
lio'lKo an.l Northern Polr.lH.
I n dray district passenger and frelglit
Dni ror U? Oregon Short Line, has gone
?iJ vivitte Hi- on a buslneKs trip.
1 r t Moor, division painirw and freight
J" K,.. M.o Salt I-iko Route, left In a upe
nSont ffl '''"H1 'J.., yesterday afternoon.
c,al car for Los Ante ,rorlnllage.
B. " Is U own on buslnesu dealing
f,n,. nroLod dU rlbutlng of tl.o trout
iffln he HtrJams along Ogden canyon.
1 nt thu famous "Autumn Unit' ex-
Another of U o iai nuu r(jH oVf,r
rundonn to pltAm non B,
Wabnsh
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
TO GATHER HERE
Annual Convention of W. C. T.
U. Will Be Held Next
Week.
NATIONAL DELEGATES
AMONG THE SPEAKERS
Big Mass Meeting to Be Feature
of Programme Just Announced.
The coming week will witness tho gath
ering of many women prominent In Chris
tian and temperance work throughout the
United States they being delegates to tho
national convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union, stopping off
In Salt Lake en route. Pulpits of the
evangelical churches of the city aro to
be occupied by various women in tho W.
C T. U. on Sunday, October 22, and a
number of these will arrive In tlmo to at
tend the annual convention of tho Utah
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
Where Meeting Will Be Held.
This convention will be held In the First
Presbyterian church next Friday and
Saturday, to be followed by a mass meet
ing on Sunday afternoon, at which such
well-known speakers as Mrs. Stevens, tho
national president of the W. C. T. U ;
Anna Gordon, honorary national presi
dent; Rev. Anna Shaw, Mrs. Mary Hunt
and Margaret Dyo Ellis will participate.
It will bo tho nineteenth annual conven
tion of tho Utah organization, and the
programme In full follows;
Friday Evening.
"30 sonc service: 8 dcvotlonn.
President's address new Mr. Slmpkln
Music. 7
Address, "The Old "World and tho New"..
Mrs. Helen L. Bullock
Appointment of committees.
Hymn.
Benediction,
Saturday Morning.
9:20, morning consecration
Mm. G. "W. Mnrtln. Mantl
Hymn, "Sweet Hour of Prayer."
9:W. business Report of executive; report of
secretary, report of tronsurer; reports from
unions; credential commlttco report.
10:20, election of officers.
Noontide prayer. .Mrs. Shepard, Salt Lako City
Saturday Afternoon.
2 p. m.
nibie reading Mrs. Bullock
Hoports from departments; Jails nnd prirons;
Sundny-school; literature; mothers' meetings:
Sabbath observance.
Music.
3 p. m. Open parliaments conducted by Mrs.
Bullock.
The Responsibility of tho Mother for tho
Double Stnndard of Morals"
Mrs. Shaw, Corlnnle; Mrs. Lannlng, Salt
Laki.
"Do Wo Help Young People to do Happy
and Consistent Total Abstainers"
Mlsa Ag.ies Bulow, ML Pleasant; Mrs.
Clancy, Ogden
Heports of committees, auditing, press, reso
lutions. Consecration hour; new president; adjourn
ment. Kxecutlve meeting 7 p. m. Friday nnd
1:20 Saturdny.
How to Cure Corns and Bunions.
First, joak the corn or bunion In
warm water to soften It; then pare
It down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice dally, rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each ap
plication. A corn plaster should be
worn a few days to protect It from the
shoe. As a general liniment for
sprains, bruises, lameness and rheu
matism, Pain Balm Is unequalcd. For
sale by all leading druggists.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Eake Soil Entered of
Record.
R. B. Woollcy to Carmelu n. Scracclll.
warranty deed. 8sS'. rods southwest
from H3?i feet west of northeast cor
ner lot S. block Ct, pint A
Nephl J. Haneen to M. W. Sears, part
section 15, township 1 south, range -
east . ",J
Glenn R. Bolhwull to Annlce Pierce,
rant half lot 17. blcck 6. Flvc-acro plat
Annlce" IMe'rce ' to ' Erie M. iiolmun. 8.7.x
ID rods northwest from 2 rods west of
utlicost corner lot 17,-blocl; C, Kl ve
acre plat A -M
Emll B. U'green to C. S. Welssgerber.
part lots C nnd 7, block 1. Mve-ncro
Ulai A Mfl
C. "SVelsaberger to Mnrlu "SVelssberger,
RS'UE,(' McCoYiaughy "to v. U. iiurnslde.
HOxCO feet northensl from S3 feet
fast of southwest corner lot 1. block 4,
Jo!nlNflrr''to''FVan'cos''i3.' N. Sinl'tii. i.C
acres In section 33, township 1 south,
range 1 cast
Sumo to Esther E. N. Illxson. 2.C2 acres
in section 34, township 1 south, range 1
cast w
Houston Real Estntc Investment com
pany to H. S. Lawrence, ICoxO feet
youtheast from 8 feel east of north
west corner lot 0. block 22, plat I-.... M0
Ellr. Harris to Mrs. Hattlo Ldwards.
10X2V4 rods In lot 3, block 21, pint V... 1
Ann M. N. AVnlluce to Ellr. S. Curt
wrlght. 17.4x7 2-C rodi In lot 1, block
12. Flvo-acr plat A 1.02-
Vugust W. Larson to Dr. E. O. Jone.
" purl southeast quarter section 1. town
ship 2 south, range 1 cast .............. l
Everett O. Jonus to Jot,tph P. Now
New man, sauio
v J Tuddenham to J- R. Tuddenhnm.
"x3 rods southeast from northwest cor
ner lot 2, block 32. plut D 1
James Weal to Iottle M. Hodsson. lot
I North End subdivision C00
Hartley Holmes to (leorgo Hlnes. o ncu-s
In section 9. township 1 south, range
r1 WChugg io iiildi'i. A. Klrkwooil, 22x
j'f.Vl lr. lot 2. block 133. Plul A 230
Bortha L. HcIhs to Jolin Godln. part lot
fi "dock 3, J. Wbalon's addition. . 2..
Mary A. Duncombo to J. R. Frume, 2'ix
10 rods in lot 3. block 22. plat G ....... . 1.000
Home Trust and Savings company to Se
rena OlKn, uult-claliu deed, part lot
4, block 70. pint D 1
v AV Reeso to Ann M. N. U nllace,
i.art lot 1. block 12, Klvo-acio plat A.. 1
iiimnii S Fox to siime, snmo 1
n do McGhlo t nl. to Mary McGhle.
"mere;! estate of William McGhle. d..-
CftllMCU 7
Henrietta M. Hanson to same. same.... I
Juno M. Bullor to same, enmo 1
Joseph McGhlo to eonie. sama 1
i .mdt with many Salt 1 no frlonds. Ho
wn" kcSo Panted by Harry S. Hnrt n. who
Is traveling pnssenger ag.nt for the West
Shore mlli-nud at Otlcnco.
Tim jallrond to Tonoi.ah Is doing un Im
minMi. buslric-j.3. nrrordlng to the statement
,nade yesterday by J. AV. Tripp, an ofllclal of
mat road. 2300 Ions of ore having been shipped
fioin Ooldlleld alono In ono week recently.
it&
The Troth About Stoves
By the Largest Makers of Stoves and Ranges in the World
MANY pcoplo havo been deceived Jn bcllev- Receiving our Expert Advlco and literature
Ing that stovos wcro cheap because of a will not put you under any obllcatlon to buy.
low prlco, when expcrlcnco proves Wo simply doslro the opportunity to clvo you the
tucm tho most expensive. evidenco o the tremendous superiority of "Gnr-
A smnll prico may be paid for a stovo which Innd" Stoves nnd Rnncci, nnd lcavo tho buyinc
looks nttractlvo In tho Cntnlocue, which has decision entirely with you.
been described as "perfect," but It Is liable to
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chances to ono, trouble will arlso from this shall last, wo make them of tho very best
stoyo In a month's time It may not heat or materials and employ the moat expert workmen
cook properly, or it may consume fuel like a in tho world.
locomotive. Then tho material in tho stovo "Garland" Stoves and Ranges are durable
Itself may wear so poorly that at tho end of a and handsome in appearance. They arc highly
year or so it will havo to be replaced. nickeled and each "Garland" will last a lifetime.
You never cot something for nothing In this "Garland" Stovoo and Ranges will not "htirn
world, nnd when you pay a small prico for a out," but will heat and cook perfectly, and will
stove, that price must cover the cost of material save fuel, save repairs, save wot ry, save money.
and lnbor, nud includo n reasonable profit, con- C Wo havo local dealers who handle our stoves
scqucntly inferior cast-Iron and atccl, and tho . exclusively, in nearly every villago, town and
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Expert StoVc Advice Frea. -SM,Jj;JrMS-L atcr- You can satisfy your-
Wo havo opened an myftHaMBvD self tnat "GBrlttnd" aro
"Advlco Dopartracnt," frfoSEfffliyi fl! UyAia T M5Vx5 exactly as represented.
In chargo of an expert fditfJX 1 A VI JJ ,T H ! There will bo no freight
stoveman, simply to tell Ml W Sy rsSls&SSijSl A I la Eff JImb to pny on "Gariandt"
tho people, absolutely free C-Vlvl h jRSKysA V rWs and 1,10 dcalcr wnl scl
of cost, all about stoves. TOiWWSWB WisWy litem up wltliout charge.
And this expert will hon- VJftMff 11 no dealer in your
cstly ndvlso you Just WAVK?dPGw!T town Gc,,s "Garlande."
which stovo or ranco TtT?&MsFSrl3 or yu decide to buy a
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Wc also want those who Vk'Sfff dealer's stock, you can
havo lost money on tho n MfrSsA lE$a g enjoy the abovo ndvnn
scemlngly Incxpcnsivo VS. ZtSrS I tacs. Wc will make a
stove, to let us tell them J- '-B'Z-K special arrangement so
how they can save moncyV S4?dt f 0,31 1,10 s,ovo 'ou WQnt
by buying a "Garland," M HrV: ftP bo delivered to you
even If the first cost Is a Vtvlrl'Ci yz(P nnd Properly set up ready
little moro than that ol tho -iiUJLlU-M for use in your own homo,
cheap nnd unsatisfactory stovo. Tho Written Guarantco of Tho
Wo want them to Ictus toll them about tho Michigan Stovo Company nccompanlcs
advantages of "Garland" Stoves and Rancea, every stove, and protects you by tho absolute
which always prove a good lavcstraenL cunrantco that overy "Garland" is as rcprc-
Wcmal:oa "Garland" to fit every stove neet1, scntcd Tlie World's Dal.
nnd havo books accurately describing- tho differ r
cnt kinds. Wo could not afford to open this gond mo freo of chanto jour SSs
"Advice Department" or send out tho valunblo Stovo Hook on lloso Burner. 3J5vJW?hV
literature wo do, free of charge, if "Garland" .fe CcSklnet. Ssffi
Stoves and Rangei wore not distinctly superior Rontlng Stoves Onk Stoxr. fl77RSw6
to other makes; if tlie mngnltudo of our opera- AJ """f Eiport Stovo Advlco tQ3hJ i
tionsdldnotmakoltposslbloforustoscllthcm .J"0'. SPS
at reasonable prices, and if our reputation nnd uin ot slOT0 Wrtn Vi!25gjgj
methods of doing business did not lnsuro Kind of Fuol Ued ,.
absolute satisfaction. M' stOT0 Doal0 omo 19
If you aro considering the purchaso $Sg&
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check (this way f) tho kind of stovo you aro "
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which Stovo is best suited to your needs, and Lnrc-tMokemofSlOTC-nndltanccaInlho orld
why, and onr literature, freo of charge. '
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Largest MaKcrs of Stovos and Francos In tho World
You Will Want
J, Money for
Taxes aed
. Christmas
JSfs now you will bo nble to pay
tf 'jf- your taxes and buy yourself a
' Christmas present. If you
. , - ...f. sljr wait until the last minute you jj
j ' tvill be disappointed.
i We collected $122.00, for Mrs. George 11. Cope yesterday on a note which j
1 had been standing over 12 years. Her husband had three or four old notes
and didn't think they were any good, so he gave them to her. She turned
them to us for collection. We can collect some money for you. j
j "We are collec ting for the best people In the. world. Come -and see trr.. I
Everybody welcome If you have not the time to come, write us. j
i MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASS'N, '
SCIENTIFIC COLLECTORS OF 13 AD DEBTS. I
Commercial Block, 2nd South St.. ' Salt Lake City, Utah. I
FRANCIS G. LUKE. General Manager. ,
"Some people don't like- us." '
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Health Underwear he knows what
Vjt, underwear comfort means Kor
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1 nnd Is therefore comfortable. Con- 9
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2 WRIOHT'S I
M HEALTH
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Mm Natural Hody Covering." 0
jln Cost no more thwi ordlnnrr Unidiof nndcrwrar. W
AllnJcakrn m11 It. Write for free booklet, "Tlio Nl
II I liop of Health and tlio KKvvo of Comfort," ufi
'IH ntiuiri"H iicaltii u!i)i:itVE.vn CO., SB
W 7C IVunUlu Street, Mow YorL.
LANE MAY .SUCCEED FIPEH
San Francisco Lawyer Slated for In
terstate Commerce Commission.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.1 Having nccnptetl
tho rcMlgnatlon of former Gov. Flfer of Illinois
an u meinber of tho lnterntato Commerco coin
mission, the President haa lot It be undor
Mtood thut w expects tu uppolnl as his uc
cefor a inun from the Pacltle const.
Whlla no definite declnlon has yet been
leach'-d roRurdliiK tho npiwlntment. It In
known Dial Franlclln U. I.nno of San Frnn
clco Is under serlnus coiiMtdenitlon for the
place. Mr. Ixino Is n well-known lawyer, won
one time tho Democratic candidal)' for fJov
ernor of California and later for the Mayor
alty of fan rr.inclico.
Tucker Goes Out.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. The President
has neocplcd the resignation of Eugen
Tucker as Axoclate Justice of the Su
preme Court of Arizona, to lake effete
the 1-ltli Inst- To succeed him thu Presi
dent has appointed Paul .lessen, of Ne
braska. The tender and acceptance of tho resig
nation of Judgi: Tucker aro believed to
be the result of Iho recent Investigation
conducted by tho Department of Justice,
which grew out of charges illed by lead
ing members of tho bar and citizens.
TEA
Do you liiink the only dif
ferences in tea are a few cents
a pouml?
Good Clothing
I Moderate Prices
J DNE" PRICE' TO ALL NEVERNrjERSOLD ' 1
j FR - ' j
WHICH ARE ill! SAW . I
Every day this week we've been doubling our last year's
business, showing how thoroughly the public appreciates
our offerings such bargains as these have made tills the
most popular store In Utah. I
! 'lifrM-W IMPORTANT SPECIAL. PUR-
J i ifll imHUV CHASE PROMPTS THIS EMPHATIC I
qjJJIltVV BARGAIN ANNOUNCEMENT. I
1 J ilA From the lurccst fur Importing ffl IH
I XL22 house In New York we purchased an g jH
I I fiWITsS- 'V Immense .lot of sample funs. These 1
I 1 iS-$S8ift frs will bo placed on sale TODAY I jB
i nt such ridiculously low prices that a I
HYsi1' moment's thought will tell you that the 1 IH
VsiBEsr best time to buy furs is In this sale. C IH
j -U333 Ee aueaii 0f the crowd; get here ? . JjH
( I J early. " , '
S1.C5 wool seal boa 75 $10.76 Handsome Marten Scarfs J j
...Jouy 1 ii
$1.60 black seal boa 9S $15.0o"'pup Collarette In Dark I
l $2.2.1 brown cooney fur scarfs Brown $10.00 H
j $1.50 51C.60 Isabella Fox Scarfs S
U $4.00 brown marten fur scarfs ... .$10.i g
S12.75 $22.30 Isabella Fox Scarfs . .. g flH
I $0 75 fur scarfs. S2 Inches lone;.. ?lo.00 I JM
$-1.50 53.50 Isabella Fox Pci rfs $20.00 I ,
A Cold Weather Special in Our Hosiery Department.
Ladles' heavy fleeced fine seamless 4. U A fl
i fast black cotton hose, all sizes. K ifb l
the best 20e grade, for a llyer, Sat- jjtf "
. -9 SPECIAL. BPECIAL JH
2itaJ3Ca V SATURDAY ONLY SATURDAY 1 ' -lH
rwHB -ITV IN OUR BOYS" MAMMOTH ALL DAY-
I TBaV KNEE PANT D12PAR1- .H
1 mi iy ment. i IN OUR DRESS 5
gLoVlT' k?Nd 35c Values GOODS SECTION
j SHOES, with pat. at 3G-lnc-h fine qual-
' tip and extension Boys. EXlr;v Fine Cheviot ity Melrose suiting. H
or light soles. Pants for school wear. They In all colors, in-
' i ,nti.,rv have the appearance and eluding cream and s ' M
, French or mlllUiJ wearing qualities combined. black. Regular i
heels, wortn vo..o. An inspection of these goods price, 45c. Special ! IH
Sale price for ono demonstrate the fct Saturday all day. a. i
day only- that It Is the best 63c pant In ird '
H ihf cltv. All sizes, 3 lo 16 jru
$ Th. a nsr vcars. Will be on sale all H
y3 L day Saturday at per pair- ZfC8
,(4D 11 limited 10 yards
jfc V-Js to a customer , H
SHTORDHY MIGHT !
FROM 7 TO 9 0'6L06K
j SPECIAL. Saturday Night Saturday Night
SATURDAY NIGHT. From 7 to 9 o'clock From 7 to D oVlock
7 TO 9 O'CLOCK. t H
' , ioo dozen 500 Cotton
In Gents Half hemmed Blanket
HOSe UQp t hUCK TOWELS Jn either gray. JM
C VALUES AT 19 CENTS. tan or white H
All-wool English Knit Half In the blrdseye -heavy qualities.
t 1u" " , ,..,. weave good soft lleeced. made , I
IIe, oxford gray and bock welf-,u and a good to be used as!
f Tho greatest 2oc value in mo ,lrver. size 17x31. sheets 10-1 and J
! world All sizes. 3'.-.- to 11. nebular price S1.20 11-1 sizes. Value JBBBJ
: Saturday night only. 7 to 9 u tiozen. Saturday Sl.23. On sale Sat- ,
o'i lock 25c all-wool half we'll sell one dozen urday night, per f J
f hose at per pair- lo a c ustomer for- pair- H j
19 cts 85 ct, 79 els. I
I STATE FAIR JUDGES CUVE
j HUSLEK'S GRAHAM I
! Firt Prize9 Qo5d Medal I
H ft fH
ADYEUTISB YOUR WANTS IN TUB TRIBUUB.
-rfjr " BBHH