t 8 DESERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 1910
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ROOSEVELT TALKS
WITH GOAL MINERS
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+ Learns About Their Homes ami
Families and How They
Look Upon Llfo
CHATS WITH BREAKER BOYS
Object of Vlitll Inkiioun hut IIdlcwll
Jlc Intend to WrllK Story
or Dm Fields
Scranton PI lug Theodo
Itoosevclt spent the day In I > IIk1I1
the worker In tho honrt
City among
I or the pennIRIlIr unlhmrlto retfo I
While the real object of hln trip la not
Kixmn It Is wild lie Intend to write
j story Orscrlpttve of the fields
who
lie mot and talked with the man
4 crime from the mine
ills coul on they
He talkml with them
black with gilmc
their children lint
nbnut their homes
their mnnner of living and le irnc
how they look ot
from their own lips
life He climbed to the top of a conI
breaker and spent half an hour there III
the HtlffllnK coal hint no that tin might
who work there hat
Ire what the boys
rio
to Iff spent Another halt hour In a ill
mill talking with the girl worker lie
two miles through the duct up
plodded
nit
hllln nnd In nil manner of places
to Scranton as ovenlni
he returned
drawing near black with crltnt
was
but omlllng with delight at his ex
I pert Uices
Idea r If
I Many of the toller had no
Identity which IIf
expresidents
took the to conceal when possible
4 until after care ho had finished his talk
Meeting Jnke Kavarmugh a miner
walking down the street Col Koose
nit stopped him Baying
G0i8 HOME WITH MINER
talk with
and
home
I went to go
J nnd Kavanaugh agreed They
1 you Bide street to a smal
n
walked up
1 frame house with most of the pain
off KnutimiiRli ted tho colonel
wotn down and brought out
sat him
In and
Inside and brought out
he went
Then
Mrs Kavanaugh and the two little
Kavanaughn
that Kav
hour no
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anuush hnd tim to talk with the for
hour
president who spent talf an
mar look
n there He went Inside the house
and complimented
mall neat rooms
+ cd at the
Mm Kavanaush on her pro
plimented housekeeper Then all
as n
ticjency
where
hands went back to tho porch
i the talk concerned mine life In gen
eral became aware of Mr
Everybody noon
noosevelts lh presence and the whole
population rushed out to nee him
I Mr Roosevelt tore himself away from
crowd at length and turning from
I the the hill At
et walked up
the main street
1 the top of the hill Is cliutered a group
black buildings at the mouth
1 > 1 of ugly mine As he walked up Isaiah
of a
11 1 down barefoot In tho
pattered
Jenkins plttler
171 g dust Jenkins In a miner He had no
I it 1 hat no shoes He had Just
tout no
I1f 1 cnni from the mine nnd wan black
with come dust Col Roosevelt stopped him
Ifli the men shook hands Jenkins
and
breaker and
f a offered to show him too
accepted
+ the colonel
sUlrs
r > 1 climbed thre nights of
1 They height and reached the top
i to a dizzy Col Roosevelt found
+ of the chute
p
1 breaker boys who kept on sorting
I three elate from the coal as they talked
ti the him The dust was stltnlng and
with
i but the colonel stay
at Intense
the heat
f ed there a quarter of nn hour When
1 > he came down he wan as black us
i a miner
il FOUND WIFE ScnUDBINO
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t Jenkins took the colonel home and
found Mrs Jenkins on her knees
I they
1 The colonel
I tho kitchen floor
1 scrubbing
cl i cr
and washed oft
tho sink
to
over
went
1f porno of the dirt before he would shako
i 4 blinds with ban
The party then left the village nnd
ti motored to Preeksvllle a hamlet four
1 north There Is a silk
j mile further
i mill In Preeksvllle and Col Roosevelt
IJ 1 through It talking with young
I went
+ winding
their days
glrle who spend othelr
i II silk thread on ipools
hlM
dust at
After he had removert the
1iJ
I hotel he met John Mitchell former
president of the United Mine Workers
i of America He talked overlabor con
1 dltlftns with Mr Mitchell for sometime
automobile
time and then went In his
WllkesDarre 11 mlU8 away
to will start
In the morning ho
Early
with Mr Mitchell for an nll day tour
of small towns around WllkesBarre
COINAGE 1OU JULY
Washington Aug 5 A total got
double eagles a stive
colriage of 13000
IJ < coinage embracing 44000 half dollar
and 130600 In one
and WOO quarter
coinage ex
constituted the 3gl
Cent pies t
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Unite
Ilit the mints of the
mutcVut
lust month The tolnl
State Turlng
tlolnage = was 3UtIO pieces with 1
i valuation ht JM7600j
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t i t Try our table 4 lint dinner ShIp
yfi reitaVjraht SalUIr M
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1I t1 CAJfAUA 1CgTiS10
I 1 Atifciil HIi
I 4 i Vis Oregon Short LInt Special
t41 low round trrn rates to Raymond
4 MdKrsth Carnfton and other point
r Rateswill be srnounced later Partlei
desiring resrnfi lons should rommunl
i i roar > rly with O S L agents City
r ej Ticket Office 156 Main street
1tI Surveys of city lots mInim claims
agricultural lands irrlRatlon systems
1 city irubdlvlFlon power plants etc
Jrriratlon and Electrical Power a
specialty 1lftcn order now F M
klymnn Jr Ill Hooper Bids City
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1 tently launfcred packages each
I and every urtl m wall hear the
1 Indellblo SOITNED and Kltv
It TKU15D WATKIl stump of
superiority t prolong a the
ian life of the fabric
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FRIENDS STAND
BY oe CRIPPEN
Engage Services of Noted Lon
don Solicitor to Conduct
i His Defense
IS ENJOINED TO BE SILENT
Unciprclcd IrrNiEU Itrlngit llrta tiny
Of Hopes to IrlMincr In
Jiicbru Jail
Quebec tug 2Ur Hawley H Crlp
pen hits frlunds In Idon whn belle
he did nut clay his wife Hello Elinor
and they are wilting to Iy for a law
yer to defend him when ho Is tritd there
for murder Ho received proof of this
tonight when his Jailer handed hUll
tho following iublcgrum from Arthur
Nowtun u noted London HOllcItor
Or II II Crlppcn care of Intipcctui
Dew Jeubec
Your friends desire mo to defend
you and will puy all necessary ex
pentes Will undertake jour defense
but you must promise to keep absolute
ullcnco and answer no questions and
Jo not resist extradition
Iteply contlrmlng as good deal must
be done at once
Signed AIlTIIOn NEWTON
Solicitor london
ThiN unexpected message brought to
he accused dentUt In his lonely cell
tho first gleam of hope since his arrest
Whether Crlppen han accepted the
tlrorr red ntHlstunco could not be
earned tonlgtt The Identity of tho
rtends who vilunteeicd their funds In
Ms behalf could not he ascertained and
nothing Is known hore about the so
Icltor who signed the cablegram
Judging from his behavior since he
vns arrested the pale little prisoner
need the
on Quebec heights did not
earning to remain silent A single
monosyllable negative to his Jailer
nrjulry whether he wished to give out
any public statement was the only me
age that came from him today Read
tig In his cell or silently pacing the
corridor where he Is allowed to exer
Ise for part of the day CrIppen shows
a desire for little except to be let alone
sUWTOV IS IAMOtIS
CimilNAIj ADVOCATE
london Aug 2 Arthur Newton the
London solicitor who has cabled Dr
rlppen his wllllngnesi to undertake
rlppcns defense Is a criminal advo
cale who ban been connected with many
see of a sensational character
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SAltalr Today Popular Day
EXCURSIONS NORTH
August 6th nnd 20th
Oregon Short Line Lew rate to
orthern Utah and Idaho points See
O S L agents for rAil and further
particulars City TIcUe Once 156
lain Street
JAPANESE RETURNING
TO THEIR OWN COUNTRY
Chicago Aug 2K Yamusakl Jap
ese consul In Chicago made public
esterday a statement prepared by
latsuzeo Naffal acting conaul general
of Japan In San Francisco showing
thnt for the last two and a half years
ipancce have been returning from the
United States to their own country In
greater numbers than tbey have been
comIng
According to tho statement In 1908
the departures from Jnpni for the Unlt
cdStntcB numbered JSIVajid tho arrivals
In Japan from the United States 5013
king an excess of 1657 returning
tor 1001 the figures given are 1913 de
ntures from Japan and 4638 arrivals
In that country from the United States
making on excess of 2CS returning
For the first six months of 1910 there
url shown 1371 departures from Japan
nnll 1t 0p arrivals from the United
ties an excess of 436 returning
The statement quotes the last nnnual
rlrort of the United States commute
loner of Immigration to show that the
icluMon of Japanese Immigrants Is
Ing accompllnhed under the present
lu us and regulations
No banquet too large no party too
small Ship Restaurant Saltalr
c n siiLi n nnAix co
Hay Oraln and Coal 110 W Set
So Hell Phone 1253 Ind HOC
ROOT UP
FOB UNIT P STATES
Th Its ue AugSermtor Root be
Ran the cloiiliiic urjaimcni for the Ameri
can side upon the NewfountHandflnherlts
cants before The Hague tribunal today
Jfu H ertfd thai the tllrference between
tile KpRllnh and American points of view
largely arose from the fact that Great
Iirllaln regarded the question ns ens of
sovereignty while America stood upon
the rights accorcl by traty America
he imlrt wax ready to rrroanl Drill nil
sovereignty In the matter but wits oppos
rd to laws Incompatible with the treaty
of IMS
PREST TAFT APPROVES
CAPT PECKS DISMISSAL
Washington AUR President Taft has
approved the courtmartial Itflitobeit len
Irm Inn to lltmlKcal Capt Kobert H
re tSy fIlnoJt
Trek of the Twentyfourth Infantry re
cently tried In th department of the
found uilty of conductaunhe
81 Mid found cullty of conduct unbe
coming in officer and rnilen < nn lila
respectful behavior towjrds fits com
mandlne officer and conduct to the nrlu
Ilk or rtIo1 order And military disc pllne
His dismissal will take effect Thursday
or this week Crept peck was graduated
from Went Point In JS99
ChMe the chutes at Beautiful WAN
pUmc
Bathing Is Ideal at SaltAlr
TOY AUTOMOBILE
COASTING WAS FATAL
New Tork Aug 3A coasting race In
toy automobiles down a steep hill In a
residential action of upper New York
resulted last night In the fatal Injury
of Vincent George 10 years old Vn
tints little automobile got beyond
his control and swervfvi In front of n
trolley car catchlnr n nlnst the fender
tndlehurling occupantbencath
and hurling its occupant beneath tho
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WANDAMEHB ndmissicn ioc
Dine at Ship Restaurant Saltalr
ierything Rood to eat at City Prices
AIM YOU LUCKY
J5 00 Otld piece Kven away every
ltchS cicnlnB Itt Marshall Candy
ltchen Ever 3Sc purchase Includ
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Tremendous purchases of manufacturers
floor stocks bought at 30o to 50c on the dollar
for cash made this tremendous sale possible
On account of the wide spread strikes in the i
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cast over a thousand innuuiHuhiicu pf gar r4 n rilWrrktMlrli d
factories and have 4 1 r
nients have closed their +
below cost Eli rl t j
been forced to sell stocks at way h jI
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w1lw gar
rnents manufactured and going to share our savings with you
We will sell this entire tremendous aggregate of purchases at 01
to 12 what they would ordinarily bring its truely a dollar
sharing sale
Dollar Sharin Sale
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Begins Thursday August 4th Last
lODays
The greatest and most sensational slaughtering of women9s and Misses
r high grade apparel ever attempted in this City
50000 stock of the seasons best garments sacrificed at SOc and less
than 50c on the Dollar
Never before has such a sale been attempted here The time was ripe people needed the garmentsmanufacturers were suffering from
general strikes and needed cash we were on the spot and you reap the benefit
Look for the green tickets on each and every articlethey denote savings of half and more than half the original prices
We have provided for a tremendous rush with a large force of II It will bo the greatest money saving opportunity women of
extra sales people so your wants will be carefully attended to II Salt Lake have ever enjoyed
the authenticity of our
know
makes this sale doubly enticingdiscriminating dressers
The character of the Segil Sample Cloak House
and when advertise a sale it is
we
the
stylesthey know tIle quality of our merchandisethey know that we do business strictly on bound squareand to create a furore in Salt Lakes well
SHARING SALE is
bsolutely dependablehence our announcement of our great DOLLAR
dressed cricles
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Owing to the extreme lowness of prices no approvals or exchanges will be allowed during this sale
We quote a few of the great DOLLAR SHARING offers just to give you an idea of the tremendous money saving possibilities
Cloth Suits
Up to 2000 values 798
Up to 2500 values 0 998
Up to 3000 values 298
Up to 3500 values 1598
Up to 4000 values 1898
Up to 4500 values 2198
White Serge Suits
Up to 2500 values 1295
Up to 3500 values 1598
Long Black Silk Coats
I 2500 and 3500 values 998
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Lingerie Dresses
750 and 850 values 298
1000 and 1200 values 498
1500 and 2000 values 798
3000 and 3500 values 1398
Lawn Dresses
Up to 750 values 398
Dress Skirts
1200 Voile shirts 698
1000 Panama sKirts 598
Lingerie Waists
175 and 200 values 98c
250 and 300 values 148
400 and 500 values 248
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Light Weight Long Capes for street or evening
wear 1200 Splendid values 1000 and 0 4 98
Silk Petticoats I
750 silK petticoats 1 398
Tub Suits
750 values 298
1000 values In 398
1250 values r dR1r1 498
698
1750 values
798
2000 values r
Silk Dresses
1700 and 2000 values 998
3500 values 1498
3000 and r
Rain Coats
1750 and 2000 values 1tM1 1498 g96
3000 and 3500 values rnt
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Silk and Lace Waists in the summers
somest designs 600 700 and 4JQ Qfli W
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ipouU values e >
50 Wash Belts 19c II 50c and 65c Neckwear 19c II All hand bags HALF PRICED
Segil Sample Cloak
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