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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
MELLEN'S NERVE.
lie Erccts Gravel Traps oh the CitS's
New Boulevard.

Judging from the information re-
ceived by City Land and Water Com
missioner Mathews today, Contractor
Joseph Mellen is bound to get gravel
somewhere even II he has 70 spoil the
clty's new boulevard 10 do IT, Nh.
Mellcn leased a piece of ground lust
north of the Wnsatch boulevard near
the corner of Eleventh avenue ana p
street and today started 10 construct
traps right on the boulevard for N"
patrolman in City Creek canyon tole-
phcned 20 the land and water COM
missioner about It ana was instructed
"a stop the building of the traps on
the boulevard at all hazards. No re-
port has been received from the pa
trolman but II Is believed that he
was suceessfuI IN bis onorts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
TO INvEsTIG ATE COAL COMBINE,

st. Louis. May s-Twenty- ST.
Louisians have been summoned to APP
pear before the federal grand jury at
Denver to tell what they knew of
supposed scheme to combine a large
number OF coal land claims under the
control of some syndicate whose denti
~ has not been publicly established.
The names of thos esubpoenaed has not
been revealed. The Denver grand jury
viii meet May % and it is stated, will
take up the matter as the result of
recent secret investigation conducted in
ST. Louis by secret service operatives
and special officers of the interior de-
partment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
WYOMING W0oLGR0WERS.
say Conspiracy Is Being Formed in
East 10 Dcprcss Price Of Wool.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. May S.-'rhe Wy0m-
ing Wool Growers association has Is
sued a circular advising shecpmen
throughout the state that a conspiracy
is being planned by eastern wool buy
ers 10 force down the price OF wool In
spite OF manufacturers demands. Pro-
ducers are advised not 10 SCH their wool
1906 market ana the association offers
10 buy the wool at last years prices II
casterun buyers viii not pay as much
Should the growers take advantage OF
the offer the association win be IN
corpomted aud capitalized, becoming
practically an INDEPENDENT exchange
controlling the Wyoming output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
DEPUTIES GUARDING BRIDGE.
American SmeIter Forced to Shut
Down Operations on Account
OF the Trouble.
several Unruly incidents Mark the
second Day OF Strike Among the
1000 Alien I.aborers.
THE STRIKE SITUATION.

! aerlnning among the Austrians
{ tbe strike has spread until it in
/? cludes all foreign labor. organized
!: with a native OF Honolulu as
4 leader
I The Austrians and Greeks this
!: morning gathered at the entrance
!. Of the Murray plant and prevent
! cd all white labor from going in.
I violence was resorted to with
! such as attempted TO pass the
4 strike pickets.
!? one man was hit with a lump
{. Of Stag, another was thrown into
+ the ditch. and several were forced
!. back towards Murray The white
I mechanics finally withdrew for
7 self protection.
I The strike forced u shut down
: of the plant, n few foremep con-
. t!nuing to operate one of the
!: eight furnaces, the other seven
!. being abandoned.
!. This afternoon the employees are
!. being paid off at the company Of
!. fee. a force Of eight deputy sher-
/; ms being on hand to prevent dis
/: order or injury to company prop
crty
. superintendent Norton declares
!. that the men went on strike
without giving him any chance
/. to secure hearing of their griev-
: ance, and that he has not been
approached today with any at
! tempt to adjust matters. He is
combining his efforts to maintain
ing peace aud protecting proper
!. ty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
QurRIDA WINS cnEsrEn cur.

London, May S.-The Chester cup. a
handicap Of $500 sovoreIgns for two
years ma upwards, at two miles and a
quarter was run at Chester today and
won by Querdo, Bibiani. was second
and Torpoint was third. Twelve horses
started.
0uerido. which ls French horse,
was ridden by Johnny Reiff tho Ameri-
half
The betting was 90 to 4 against Queri-
do 100 20 S against Bibianl and TO 1
against Torpoiut.
Bridge OF Canny, ridden by Danny
Maher the American jockey, was
fourth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
TERRIBLE DOUBLE
MURDER IN NEW YORK.

New York. May s,--Mrs. Mary Vito
and her mother Mrs Maria Bnguoll,
were literally slashed 10 pieces with
razors IN their east side home early
today Giovanni Vito, the husband
OF tho younger woman, i under mr.
rest. charged with the erime. II is
alleged that he killed tho women after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
Welded AT ELKs' CLUB.
Frank Bonn and Miss Higgins Mar
ricd by Judge Diehl Today.

4 pretty wedding was solsmnlzed IN the
parlors at the Eks' clubhouse at 1870
today. Judge Chris u. Diehl officiating
The arrangements were quietly made ana
but few members OF No. So knew that q
nuptia knot was being tied.
The contracting parties are Miss Mar,
garet L Higgins. Of Dwight ~, ana
IL we'll known here and ~ popular
member OF Salt Lake lodge No 81, b T.
O. u. go,
Ryan and Miss Ida r, Day, frlends OF
The happy young couple Mr.. and Mrs
Bonn Will make their homo IN salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

Falls has secured the exclusive right
through copyright TO the use of her
fathers name both figure and inscrlp-
lions for the monument, and will insti-
tute injunction proceedings. II neces-
sary, to carry out her plans.
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FALKENBERG ASSN.
Its Formation Results From Quarrel
over Ground for Monument,

Denver, May s,--Thc controversy be-
tween Mrs. Bessie Falkenhurg Falls
OF Los Angeles, only daughter OF r. a.
Falkenburg, deceased, who founded
the WOodmen of the World. and l.. L.
Beals. the present head consul OF the
Pacific jurisdiction, over the question
Of ownership Of the plot OF ground on
which the FalkenhurG movement will
be erected aud the rrr-ams OF the
the incorporation of the Falkenburg
memorial association, by Mrs Falls
pnd fhyeral of her adherents. Mrs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
BRYAN IN DENVER.

Denver, Colo, May S.-William J.
Bryan arrived in Denver this morning
He said that he was here on matter
of business and that his visit had no
political significance He win leave for
Lincoln over the Burlington road at 1
p. m. today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
KILLED IN A DISCUSSION.

san Francisco, May S.--As result
OF discussion over financial matters,
Ernest Thiele yesterday shot Henry
=. Kasenbrock twice in the breast
death Immediately. rhiele
claims that he shot In sclf-defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
cnIEF ptNAN AnrEAns.

Chief OF Police Oman made his first
appearance on the strike scene this
morning. lie drove In an automobile to
turk and Fillmore streets. where Capts.
Mooney and Gleason are In command OF
90 officers doing patrol duty around the
United Railroads barns. The chief held
a long street corner conference with
CAPt' Mooney. Atterward he said that
tn' men had instructions TO use their
cubs today IN the event an attempt
should bc made 10 repeat yesterdays
rlotiug.
Asked Why his men during the fatal
rloung OF yesterday afternoon did not
ufaW ther clubs and make a real effort
70 drive the mob back, Dlnan replied;
Wen ! think the mon aid pretty
Wen / think they did all right We
dld not want TO break any heads II we
could avoid IL. We wanted TO use peace
'blc measures. Yes ! know hat there
was lot Of stone throwing. but I UNI
aersIand II was not done by union
men"
Informed that a great deal Of the
stonlng Of the car guards had been done
~ union men, that union niCkcts We're
lcered and made the target Of missiles
by union men as we'll MS by hoodlums
md that eventually some Of the Dickets
themselves took 20 hurting bricks the
h'ef said
We'll that's pity. Its unfortunate %
Asked 20 affirm or deny tho report
that he had threatened to arm the po~
nee with rifles and order them tn shoot
he strilecbrcukers IL the latter opened
fire from the cars today Oman said:
II did not say exactly that I told
he attorneys of the company that Il
he strike-breakers were going to shoot
Town my men, We have a few rifles az
headquarters ourselves and We would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
COY. CURRY SAILS IN JUNE.

Washington. May S--Capt. George
Curry. governor Of Samar. p. l.. who
has been appointed governor OF New
Mexico, will sail from Manila Tor the
United States on June 8.
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Los Angeles. May sit is reported
from authoritative sources that Adjt.
Gen. Louck has ordered Gen. Wankow-
ski TO take the Seventh regiment Of
California national guards north at
once. The order, it is stated, came
by telephone. Gen. Wankowski and
Gov. Cllett left the Alexandra hotel
together and cannot be located.
At the reglmontal headquarters IN
this city, field equipment and camp
baggage arc piled In the Railways IN
readiness to be moved officers and
mon of the regiment are assembling
in fatigue uniforms and all are
equipped with side arms.
Con Wankowskl was later found at
his Offices IN the armory in conyersa-
ton with officers iIe refused to COM
firm the statement that the regiment
hns becn ordered north, and referred
his qucsroner "a Gov. GilletL Gen
Wankowskl went 20 the general ON.
ces OF the southern Paelte rahroad
company shortly before IL O'Clock ana
conferred with officials relative 10
Trains for the north He concluded no
definite arrangements for equipmenl 10
transport 10 tht regiment but inquired
about an the details as 10 how long
n would REQUIRE Ia have trains IN
readiness. The Southern Pacific is
awaiting his order for trains when lS
expocted 10 BE- given at any time
~ SAN FRANCISCO,
San Francisco May S.--The strcctb
ave nrnctically free OF crowds. Police
n,nnntrd and nioot are stationed at
Fillmore ana Turk, the scene Of much
M vastorday's rlotinB, and are prevent
Ing the congrcgaung of people there
nbouts. No violence occurred during
Inc night 30 far aH is known az ihis
hnur a force 0f 100 blueooats, few OF
mem mounted guarded all night me
rronerty of the United Railroads az
T,Tk and Fillmore; very small details
were on guard N the other car barns
II ia believed that Mr. Calhoun, Goner-
al Manager Mullaly ana Supt Chapman
wlll issue orders this forenoon that
viii be followed By a strategic attempt
IN move cgrs from the barns at oak
ana Frederick streets instead OF TURK
ThIonwell Mutually, assistant 10
President calhoun OF tho United RAIL
roads stated today that the company
had number OF ahdaYlts showing that
tho shooting yesterday was begun by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
\ PEACE MOVEMENT.

A strong movement to secure peace
was begun TODAY when. after consulta-
lion among leading citizens N was re-
solved to call "A meeting at Labor
temple at o'clock this afternoon.
when efforts viii be made to settle all
tho existing troubles At this meeting
the chief speakers will he former
Mayor James o. Phelan, Bishop Mich
lis OF the Episcopal church Arch
bishop Riordan, Rabbi Levy and the
7eace committee of the labor council
which was appointed last night II is
the aim Of these people TO bring to an
end the strife among tho carmen, the
telephone operators. the iron work
cls. laundry workers. stone masons
and cement workers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
GOV. G|LLETT
EXPECTS TROUBLE
TeIegraphs Adjt. Gen. Lauck to
Have Everything Ready to
Move if Necessary.
SAYS THINGS LOOK SERIOUS.
Leading san Franciscoans Start Move
mCnt to Bring About
Peace.

Sacramento, May s.-Adjt Gen,
Lauck received the following telegram
from Gov. Gnlott last night;
"Adjt Gen. ] h. Lauck: Things look
serious. Have everything ready to
move If necessary. As heretofore,
take every precautionary measure.
james NJ. Gillett'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
SUGAR ADVANCED.

New York. May s.---All grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
per 100 pounds today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

persons IN the crowd trying to obstruct
the movement of the street cars, aud
not by the men who were operating
thcm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

SO uncommunlcative and hard to APP
rroach makes it difficult TO reach an
understanding They take heavily to
this afternoon. The strike is harm
rul both to the town and the COM
pany, and II is to be hoped II will
be settled at an early date. The only
previous strike was settled In day,
hut these people. II seems are pre-
Pared to stay out q month"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

Go through your pockets and YOU can
probably raise enough money In
small change 10 capitalize that
want-ad campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

micro may be suct, things ms uninter'
r..stjnc and uninirortant store adver-
,,ss,,ents~--but there are none III
tlis newspaper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

with the aid OF an ancsthotlc. knock
cut drops preferred. s. g. Allen Of
60 Louis. who has just completed "a
cruise to and from The Arctic on the
whaicr Thrashcr. knows that tho pop
ular Idea is 70 mistake as far as san
Francisco De- concerned. His story
could Doe duplicated on any slv-~of the
whaling fleet
Allen arrived hero last spring from
So Louis in search 0r one or the good
l1hs that Doc understood were going
begging in this city - was 0n the
water front enjoying his FIRST glimpse
oft salt water when pleasant man-
ucfeu stranger aCCDetei him and I'M
Quired if De- was looking for work
1--WE got % place that would ius
suit you,' said the stranger in response
to Aliens enthusiastic affirmative.
Did you over 90 Co soar"
Allen explained that no was looking
no salt water for the arst time bon his
liic The stranger. after mcditating
Cor % few seconds. expressed tho opfn-
ion that nautical experience would bc
unuoces sary. as the work would be-
largely clerical HE offered Allen n
loh ON steamer running between sam
Francisco uul Portland ot salary
OF $40 month and board.
Hartman. the railroad king. owns
the steamer. An his ships are lifted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

VIII grow less every day IA Christmas
approaches. The clerks are afin an.
Neailed by the iostling crowds. ana
sih extend courtesy, which win grow
uAA ny DAY more difficult if NOT more
n,lng Ihese, however are merely the
visible nart NJ the army of Workers
concerned Unseen aud nieef nnre.
Il'nlocred arc the shipping ana packing
uuq wrapping forces. the achievement
.i'u ppFs ana rcmotcst OF am from tho
AHN holiday thrunge of midi December
we candy makers. toy makers hox
ilih'INi The innumorahlo wOrtahon nnd
iAN l'Il employees whose "overtiuira
work Follows tho hclatod orders ANA
careless delays OF the shopping multi
Sine the last holiday season tbe
hced roy voluntary effort fo dlsrourape
,.gS2nlH hour shopping has greatly H.
creased. For the highest court I'M A.
Nlat. ol Vow York has pronounced uu-
consul iutionai the statute which for I'd
years hod forbidden the employment in
that state OF BOYS under rs wears and of
women hftcr TO o'clock at nirht I'M ans,
factory And % case. appealed from
oregon Is pending before Inc eunrefno
court at Washington TO determine mo-
consi ituiionality of nll such roatrictions
ln an The states. 10 u.s. therefore the
more cheering Co have items liI,e ~,
Following M numbers Tar too large 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
HOP EARLY THE The.
CHRISTMAS MONTH
-, Season Of National Cheer
,,yays One Of Hardship
To MANY.
,ufspEopLE SUFFERERS.
pecomng General TO Have
MA, holiday purchases Made E'r''
IN the Month

IN. holidays come round year are
y" nsrs Isa growing realization
W. c,ri.mas happiness in one
p.' nv homo q, Che christmas hardship
rin .,,tbsr home. Christmas
q. quite generally left until
ao'I' ID often until the last day
o. o,.istuas what this means
wv ,.,ts behind the counters. to the
ru u,prinr back and forth with
a,ree.s o., the drivers ana tau
h3 che delivery carts, to the
M and shippers. express messen-
md behind these to the great
foomen aud girls who mauufac-
nv c,ri.tmas toys and candles ana
w ~ m factory and shop and
.,.sop is little realized by those
-,,s,r round the glittering Christ
= ss,eral years the Merchants ass
,f cleveland has conducted
s''I-...sssfiH campaign for pus
~ VALIDITY shopping into November
VA eary December Posters M INC
NV ,srs and ou blllboards, and the
newspaper publicity have aC-
--Hsbsd much. The benefit lis real
, holm sides FOR the Christmas
t,,,sr has better opportunity ANA
.s., selection iu early shopping, while
n. H0erenca f0 tho clerk is most
-s.to3 when 90 lis realized that the
-.,sf majority ot this Involved In the
.,S In simply the Christmas cheer are
.'onsn ana children IN the poorly paid
positions ,,.,.
sormittee. headed by Robert W. Dc
ro-ssi Of New York. and comprising
KAN Neil known social workers as Miss
rare Add8ms Mrs. Raymond Robins
ana Graham Taylor OF Chicago Rob
I'D s Brewster. William Guggcuhcim.
william J.. Harmon Jacob A. Riis.
Frank Tucker Edward r Devine and
John w. Glenn 0f New York; Arthur
y Esabrook John J.. Moors, Robert
Treat Paine Joseph Lee, Of Boston, and
4 vs.. Woodward of Washington, are
making an effort this year To follow the
cleveland plan on "a national basis.
MOVEMENT GENERAL
A letter urging early Christmas shop
rne d going out over the signatures
VI leading department store men and
editors TO the heads Of $500 women's
clubs across the whole country. TO the
lN1 department stores listed lu Shell
dons Retail Trade and 90 the $50 news
papers FOO the 251 cities whore these
department stores are. urging early
shoppmg-early in the month and carly
Dog One day. The womens club officers
are asked 10 bring the matter strongly
10 the attention OF an their members.
the newspapers are asked 10 give the
CAMPAIGN The widest possible publicity.
6ud the department stores are asked IL
Igbhsh me following card Ga an their
Establishments from now until &c. IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

like private yachts Toul I've nike
lighting cock and n "a few voyages.
II Mr. Hartman nkos YOUR work. ho
may make YOU captain"
The Ihrasher was IN tho stream
ready for sea when Allen wac placed
ON bourd. lie found ont where he
was going as the uha1or was passing
Lime point with great difficulty his
shipmates restrained him from Jump
iue overheard Tie told his qtor,. nc'.t
day ana by way of sympathy was
uIcsnumr1 Portland" Hn returned
last vccE after eight months hard
work. FOR which hc received ST. TIE
3. going back 90 st. Louis --san Franc
cisco Can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

quote. From Missouri leading mcr-
chant writes We gave publicity TO
this idea IN our regular advertisements.
uhu We iecl that this year u90f esq
pcciallv we Rave boon euccasqrtl in rot
ting The people of Kansas city to begin
buying earlier in the season. as nur
holiday trade opened up earlier boz Dec
emher' From California. VIC TRUST
mat, before many more years are past.
oii in one accord mav 40 Just what wc.
pm ran francisco are now doing. namely
nylng 20 help to make work as lirht ny
possible during the buying Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
WORD FROM UTAH

From Utah: a think lam eNrstl.nt
thi1r ana shall be- GLAD to ucudr Ii
notice to Xmas shoppers VA our add
NDrtiscmoul that comes from Zion
..'-rpoiolNc Mercantile institution.
From Rochester. Now York oyV,
have been in the habit of urging oaflv
Xmas shopping. and are eudc1vorlng o.
nuke 70 moro emphatic this season than
oNcr' From indianapolis. Eve are
pleased To- assure YOU Of our hearty,
cooperation towards losscnirg the
strenuous difficulties incidental Go holt
day shopping. We shall do AN within
our means hy publicity and otherwise
Co further Do, object OF your phiinu-
throniC suggestions"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
First Showing of
Holiday
Novelties
Now Ready

our displays of Holiday nov
elites arr more complete this
scason than over before. No
adequate description can do
Justice to the Varieties we have
ON show but % visit ct Inspection
viii surely surprise you and
assist you in making up your
l-i of gifts. The varieties in
Clude uu elegant showing of
genuine sterling silver Novel
ties, stag horn. Ebon0id. IDro,-
lain and Antique Ivory Toilet
Sets, Manicure sets, Leather
collar and Gun boxes. work bu.-
kci,, fancy goods, made up pii-
lows, icWclry Of over, dcsarip.
zion, Japanese, German aud
lronch Ornamental and dccora-
tifc cmnnWarr. silver plated
ware latest novelties m wrist
baes, vanity bags. jewel boxes.
shaving soir, imt pin holders.
and in fact thuu-and. of trink.
81, and useful article for aifts
which wc cannot begin tu unm-
crate and you VIII and every Az
ticlo marked at oar
WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES.
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THE LETTER.

1 tbs Is The letter sent out.
Wb you join In a movement on q
atonal scale 10 modify the hardshlps
noleni % holiday shopping?
observation might show many of us
al Christmas IS a time Of hardship
pr h1se who have to do with supr'v-
nc ihe needs OF Christmas shoppers.
Nheruc records from tho lives Of
frN delivery boys and drivers %
a-F show that while we are keen
lhe Christmas festival. while we
e i'ollng The lame and halt. the
nl ana iriendless. we are lightly re-
yNl 10 Illness and exhaustion the
'lIg ana strong and faithful who
.se ls seen and unseen.
h'H5 ytdI the celebration Of Christ
grows more lahorate More prps-
~ ore bought the crowds are creat-
". lecoraiions arc moro splendid.
Noui'.ns oi The merchants are cor
'uNsil more complex. the sup
1a' TOO Doe Increased. The pressure
N no'ht lntensihes. on the one
~ lllIo opinion disapprovcs long
t ana late work. particularly for
IN, women, girls and children. ON
NTr.l.. INV Guy through
En-. . -'D., many shoppers defer
.ro.. .lI'nasgs until the last possible
.r',. 'l OH" cost OF unnecessary
ons, 'pO" a''espeople and delivery.
~. pt Io.hi efforts Of editors ana NOR
,.H, .N' idea can be- brought homo
ana. 1I customers that thav ro-
.tr.i d. '.n.'e'Nes and every ono con-
.ler-..aN 'hr' win do their Chretmas
4 N. cong ln the season ami s,r.v
.9ri.' ual' This WIN iengtben he
\ d',.s. hN'npug period ana reducg
4. Dt4.alaHarns which. I'm Other sea-
iowa, '' attended the Christmas
Nh T. '., Del signed By Jacob A. mis-
dltor ~ tse'. Richard Watson Gll5or
or ~ rn. Jury Edward Bok edi,
i.n,...D ladies' Home Journ'i, ,ui-
iou QUOT IhD Chicago Evnni8~
IN ,,5N.aH Abbott. editor Ths 0nt-
'o1 TTl'I.h 3 pchs. publisher Neg
NJ l'Hes IS. W. iVoodrarl N'M
) Il W.a Wd Iathrop. Wa.bi1gton
c1 N.,l'n struus, of r. H Mary
VWsr ~ YORK. Edward IIienc ~
IN ~ fl'"uea Sons compan, on
! .,o,.h.' kr'Ioy secrrtarv Naiion-
'erno league and Edward M
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REDUCTIONS

This extraordinary offering will unfold the most re
the women Of Salt Lake and vicinity Our superb and en-
of silk fabrics point of staple and novelty weaves .des
able and stylish in silks is missing from our admirable
most enVabIe reputation.
Such extraordinary reductions as will be found he
in the season but we are striving after an enormous
immense stocks must be reduced before inventory P
and original cost will not be considered
Enumerated in this magnificent stock are plain TAT
Messanes, Peau de Cygnes, FouIardS, Peau de Soies
plain POngees Louisnes Duchess SatnS BroCades, p
ines, Persans, Crepes de Chine, Marqusette Soaring
all widths.