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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1912. 17
JWESUFF0CATED
Men in Hastings Mine of
iWietor American Fuel
Bnpany in Colorado.
cole . June i?. Twelve
ml ,ntombei and arc believed
M'n a result of an explosion
Er slope of tho Hastings mine
Bjctor American Fuel company
Amttr midnight last night. An
HT badly Injured, has been res-
lr'nine Is located sixteen miles
fctlopodif badly cavrd and res-
jK i,eeT, able to make but 'title
Resme equipment Is being
SjS'tlie scene of the disaster.
Edent James Cameron and
Bs, head of tlm company h vs
lH'are directing the operations
' Kfttree of rescuers. The officers
Keiploslon was caused by a
LJ which set oft a quantity of
T explosion took pU'-e, In the
Q-Kc( the mine, wher dvolop
is in proRrcss. The fourteen
7JKrer on the night fl.lU were
'-Band antrymen.
ttjfcBBJfer W. J Murray of Oen-
'BWed ind started at once for
tjF'The resrue crews of other
Bars a'so on the gTOund.
Hjrao entered the mine early
:)Brnd soon afterward with p
iVftn hpdlv burner!. A numb-.
fKftve been 'oi-aed o-v.P-ic
bHfa superintendent, who came
' IrThftfitv invest igaTion. both th.
B and the nw air course, the
Bf exit, are badly raved. He ;
HpUrteen men were killed. Air
forced into the wrecked en- i
Rl T?cue parties hop to re- I
.bodies within a few hours
IEajts mine ! ore Ihe larc
MCrs in t)i" southern "olorado i
ffjjew slope is Hdia'--' In
llHbut the explFir t': said not !
, Kui3 the main por;mn of the
j Believed Lost.
Hkoai Are boss, is believed to
HjiKfe. The other irtlms are;
iHm ferelRnerp The npw mine
OlKi knoun es
-Hfcfc lies rv-lo-.r ' t A " "a ir.,
fclngs- and been
jjeiManre nf 450 ft. n
jfceUeved to v- v
Vs- felt (--. c- '1-e imme-
'?rH pf the mine first
titTthe dleaj'er a
jHttBC sa" f-rt'.w.
tBthe new ? shoril be-
Hfait Cameron and party suc
iKeatinc - number
Bjr falls
igAf iri alive.
JBH Boon ater. Cameron be
t3puff era ' ion
.Bnui was not dntnacd and
'Kjlore Is slowly beir.c r'eared
bodies n' th virtiing of the
e explosion wpw all brought
, shortly before nightfall
iflHon. The on
Hhed or b-vjrrfo by the ex-
blsyPnt an End to It.
TOoKkhle, 30 fonv Rt Rochesi
. JjiyB be Terommc-nds Foley
H) at every opportunity be
, ci prorapl relief from
'Bf ki.Jner trouble lhat had
feeM him. Such 3 rei'ommeo
tlptsB from Mr. Sable, is di-
jBjBJrincir(i evidence of the
fjajfa quahtie o" F---Iev Kid
UiBfchtemrr, Jol.r :- ,u i r.
1
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fc three to four davs by ap
H .Brlain'R Li niment and ob- ;
Em6ctlor" with each bottle-
W -EXCURSIONS
' Rj0' Every Sunday.
m., I'j i )" p. m.,$1'"'
ft. .-Biekr-n dini;er'at Upper
mi' !'" "''J".v"r sp'r-i-ii
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A Sale ol Summer Footwear , I
That needs no superlative adjectives to impress upon yC5T4 . I
the shoe-wise buying public of Salt Lake City its im- XdfcjUffi 1 1
port in money-saving importance to them. The big- SQyliJ rm I
gest shoe store in the middle west, backed by the best jdi y 1
buying and selling organization, is offering you the 1
best bargains ever quoted by this or any other firm in V I
the shoe merchandising annals of Salt Lake City, backed by that J
most perfect store service, that most perfect selling organization,
that most perfect stock, and that same perfect assortment, at minus
profit, and away below cost prices. n,.
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE! ifeVff I
A Glorious Carnival of Midsummer Values. JL I sL I
Every line is complete in all sizes, and will be fitted f Sj I
by our expert salesmen. L n-0 1
Thundering Good Values flj 1 M fk Shoes and Ox- I I t Off Special. A Whirl- 1
nnn shoes iK evf.rt MKMtiKR of the CJJ JL UV fords for Women YtVaA of Values,
LY. This stnrc is recognized by ppoplp who roally know, as ww v v m.'
always being headquartcm for the new style thoughts, ai bar- Speeial Krippendorf-Dittmami make, regular $2.65 values. Krippendorf-Dittman Wichprl & Gardiner Fam'ous makers
ing them noi ia a limited uav bul in soommprlv endlesi vanety. Women oxfords in patent and dull leather, also fancy styles of g
This is a hie white year, It is so conceded everywhere, and Oi strap sandals. A splendid assortment, to choose from. In- ... , ,
we have taken time by the forelock and stocked ourselves luJed will he an exceptional assortment, of 0 lf stra- vev,t. slimy or dull leathers ,nm,,l. i- l.-s ...
with the host array of white shoes in the rest, and you can growing girlB' or women s low heel button oxfords. the season s newest men-hand,,., rhere w, s over fifteen
choose from them a1 these money-savins prices. hundred pairs of shoes included m this one offering in all .si.-s
$LJ Special aPd Wldths"
A most beautiful assortment of while canvas pumps in hnth stfll 111 Oil
the low and high heel, in turn soles, colonial f)H WOmWI Fdder ShOCS OF BSlMS Af 3
or Hat how sffectf 1IW ,. priCe leader with us. and this time we will excel all pre-
VIOUS efforts. Including satin welt pumps in $5.00 qualities, liHOWII EVryWlierC
patent leat her hutton or lace oxfords in $4 00 and $n 00 nnali- .
A 4r f g aO ftf e r e j v p arP SoiniT to ;p as an exceptional leader. Felder i.-ilnl 9
m TT jfc J, fcr ties, in I a't with few exceptions anv oxford in our store in gen 1 a
-ra. io njnfj up Hnr, hps( qnality turn 8olp wir-kort & Gardiner's and leather shoes for babiea with brown, champagne, red kid, velvel I
; We offer for women white canvas and white buck shoes and other famous makers' poods. nr cloth tops in the prettiest little styles you ever looked a.. I
pumps that will siraplpy surprise you. Classy styles, made the , These goods are fresh from the oases and are perfed in evel I
HITS ohm an way, just, a hit direrent, just a hit hotter. Sorts - , m '- -, , , nc i ,m I
, nan nn, d,.pli,.t. .hor. f tt.RO rbH 4. .pair. Q g A MaglC . $1.00 I I
aJ o O Hf Special for "hn", 9ice'tiOT ,r,v p nf w(,m'' c, mcs Special From the Boys' Den't I
nr nnrl oxfords in our store $3.35 I he pair.
lUitJU WOtltCn Sorts that vou would pladly give $-r.00 and Boyfi' olive or black horse hide seOul shoes, the toughest leather
a . . " . $6.00 for under ordinarv conditions. Included will be the most. and the coolest shoes. Ail sizes up to I 3
These shoes are made or genuine numiek. Cverv pair abso- aj f7jfl a ft J,r5t
, , -ii beautiful line ot satin welt pumps, with fancv satin linings in je-w o-a ajt u
lutely guaranteed to b made of first-class material, button- hf)(t and the new shade of blue. Wickert & Gardiner Man's scout shoes as above, m black only n f O S I
holes reinforced, and the workmanship of the very best. They anf $6.00 pllmm and oxfords and at. the pair fe5oS I
are made by the Knppendori-Dittman f-ompanv. which is a . r
11 , j i colonials or flat bow pumps in tan, black or champagne a
guarantee of their goodness, and snappiest models. $4 and kjd at 35 . .
$4.5(T. values BOVS' OxfOdS
Also included in this offering will be Ottoman cloth. The 1 wwra
very sweliest and newest fabric. These and many other shoes WO 111611 S OF Big GrlllS Wtllte In Z"p Goodyear welts in patent. Ian nr 'S C i
Will go to make this a startling value. Widths from 1 M All C:70c calf, $3.00 values, at & X.
A AAA to E. Sizes from 13 to 0. $: values. 3I1UW 111 Ali -c I
--Button st vie, neat toe shapes, standard $2.50 Sf A A cleanuP of 6everal bimdrC? Pairs f nr be8) r,uaht-v ul0n'K B
I I values. While thev last, the pair $ 1 o5U $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 tan and patent oxfords. Q g
I 0 . , - - , in good Styles, at, the pair X7 &t m O? wP 1
1 BH Better hurry for this special.
li White Nubuch for the children in Goodyear JFOI IHdl
H 1-. liH welts that means the perfection of shoemaking. i
Im Made by the L. B. Rvans Company of Wake With a few exceptions we offer any pair of our famous Kneel-
M I Im field, Mass., no better shoemakers anywhere. Made of Law- and $5.00 patent, oxfords rfj O fij I
lsw- rence nubuek calf, just as good shoemaking and t Po53 I
Jn material as you will find in the $5.00 models 1 1 ' " " 1 Sj
j 'M Cr 1E in women s shoes. We formerly sold in 5 to 8 D fij FO til CsllilCllIl
Im 'I at $2.25 -will be JB JL iOU . , .
&m i ! c, - , . m -rt 010 . White canvas slippers in all sizes from the smallest child to
jmrn mJ Im Shoes we formerly sold at $2.50 in 8 lr2 f0 f , I t i , m 4 9
I to ll will he -5iO the biggest miss, in colonial or two-strap etfe t. jg J
BT I I Shoes we formerly sold at $3.00 in misses," " "ftO BC A ratt1lDg gd I
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W H These prices at regular offering were from 15c to 50c less An extra special offer in white canvas button shoes in any size;
if W than shoes of similar character, and they stand double and 6 to 11 for children, button style, neat; " A
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1 5c a Bottle--2 for 25c I
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
lor Suit Uiko County. State ot uun.
I William ZabrUkle, plalntlW. v. Bavr
I ilrlgotlon Land POIWt company, a
corporation, defendant.
Notice li hrbv given VbgAtt PM-
UKnc of an order pf the d.1;tr,l 0UJJ
In and for Salt Lake county tt
I Utah made on the let day ot April. 1812,
K the above0 entitled MlftjST
pointed, qualified and acting receiver ot
all of the usaete of eaid corporation, will
ell at public auction to the highest bidder
for caBhi lawful money of the United
State, and subject to the confirmation
by sBld district court of Salt T.ak county
and state of Lita.h, on Thursday, the 20th
day of May. IWt, at twelve o'clock noon,
at'tbe wut front door of tn Joint ctty
and county building. Salt Luke City,
Utah, the following described property
belonging to said Beaver Irrigation. Land
a Power company, and described as fol
lows, to wit:
A certain contract between the Mln
ersvllitt Resnt'volr t& Irrigation company,
grantor, and the Beaver Irrigation Land
& Power company grantee, wheroby tho
grantor agree tha.t the tcrantee may
lalse the present dHin of the grantor "U i
feet above th present high water msik
of tho Rocky Ford river.
A certain contract between the state
of Utah and the Beaver Irrigation Land
& Power company, datad the 1st day of
May, 1B09, for the reclamation of certain
lands In Beaver county. Utah.
Ala all right, title and interest of tha
Beave Irrigation Land & Power com
pany, in and to the following water ap
propriHtlons from Reaver river-
Application No. 1358. made In the of
fice of thi state engineer of tho state of
Utah, dated May 7. 1907, for 200 second
feet of water.
Application No- 1S2S. made In the office
of tha state engineer of tha state of
Utah, dated April 23. 1907. for 200 second
feet of water.
Application No. 1327, made in th of
fice of tho state engineer of the urate of
Utah, dated April 26, 1907. for 12.000 sec
ond feet of water, to toe pumped from
numarous wells upon the lunds proposed
to be reclaimed.
Application No. 132S, made In the of
fice of tho state engineer of the state of
Utah, dated April 26, 1907, for 200 second
feet of water for VOMERS.
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Larjd & Pow"
Company. OOTia
Bv order ot the Judge of ld court, 'he
nb.ivr. sale is continued to take place
Thursday June 20. 131-'. ai he same
hour and place. y guMMERS
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land & Powar
Company. ---iaei