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Show I LFRIDAY EVENING : DECEMBER THE OGDEN 2; 1 921 . Urge Assistance .to chant Marine s r i:i . r A mm i Mer- -- ? v Ptl kL : - TTrmr ii ii i ' "'I-'J- v. .. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. President Harding's' message to the new. congress next' week, it' was declared ln.high of- ilclal circles, will deal principally witnj . R r A President Is Expected to STANDARD-EXAJMINE- r , the tariff and the' merchant marine. t i Of the tariff, Mr. Harding is expected ly those close, to the ;White House td say its revision and passage as early as possible is urgently necessary and that it should be stripped of such provisions as would endanger. on. unduly delay passage. TRADE TKILVTIES RENEWED. Concerning 'merchant marine questake a tions, he .is expected nite stand for the granting of some sort of ship subsidy, probably in the nature of preferential rates and routes, as supplementary- to the granting of free tolls, to coastwise shipping was through '; the Panama canal. Itwould expected also that the president, discuss section 24 of the Jones' act; dealing with, the abrogation of trade treaties by the executive. Study of the situation was said to have developed a feeling by administration officials that - . id -- HARRY , if - y 1 o motorixvoiafiiu? to ads atid iKo oomfovis cjp -- . . Hotel Galvo3, a lairo and luxurious hostelry; Itsonljr a little trip over toHouston j TtPTT1 TOO IFll'l ERSM wear just as long as shoes lti Would be difficult, if not impossible costing $10 to $15. They are all there is to be had in a. shoe. You will profit by wearing a pair. Our price for Footfitters. to carry out provisions of this section. VALUATION DISPUTED. Tariff matters, senate leaders insist- - ask that rates in the Harding would house bill, now tn the hands of the senate finance committee, be fixed on the old basis of invoice values rather, than on. the house provision of Ameri- can wholesale valuation. His reason; for that stand, according to some of his counsellors, was that he had been assured it would be better to apply the new system piecemeal; than by employat ing the plan on all commodities - Hasan ideal wintpr climate? fine Kotols and oven: all havevs ttie romance oFold Spanish, days. r j SarvtaT?? f&v vafes, Soirvico reefJfa ppy " ipecta! Trvvvat tons ov any other dvlailss j. J. DEVEREUX CdDirdluiiroy'' for Paetls EXTRA GOOD COLOR $(g95 One Day Only DARK DEBT REFUNDING BILL. P mals-oVALUE ;Tothat end, it was stated, the presCUFF BOTTOM ident is expected to urge an optional provision In the measure, empowering hint to apply the home status basis' where, after certain surveys, It is found to be advisable or necessary, hucn arj. course was regarded by congressionaltariff builders as obviating the necesOFFICERS' STYLE HEAVY RIB 100 PER CENT-WOO100 PER CENT WOOL sity for computing the rates on what opponents of the. American valuation plan describe as unknown quantities. Mr. Harding is expected to urge immediate passage of the allied- debt refunding bill. While this was represent .nuNE,-nuDDLnded as his attitude today, a divergence ; Reduced to Reduced to Special Value Reduced to to as of. opinion among senators the wisdom of taking up the measure durY i mg the arms conference, it was said .by some, may yet force a change in Sextet; Escapes With $60,000 Child's Body Half Cremated that stand. 'Mr. Harding went into details of thein Gold Amalagam on in Basement Stove of legislative program at a dinner attendea oy senaiors tiouse, Pacific Coast Neighbors leader; Curtis, of Kansas, Penrose; of of Indiana. Watson and Pennsylvania, the president It was understood that JACKSCVS', Calif.i Dec. 2. Six men Dec. 2. Two theories CHICAGO. requested and the- - senate leaders armed witri sawed-of- f shotguns, blew were advanced by the police Jn an efthe allied debt refunding ooen the safe of the Argonaut mine. fort to solve the mystery which' agreed that be bill should taken up Immediately one of the richest in California and shrouds the dath of d and rushed to passage. Pair. In all sizes. Goodyear with more Maisraret Couehlin. wliosc lm.lv dis- Thursday early escaped They're j;ood ones or wc WILL OMIT BONUS it ithan $60,000 in gold amalgam in twomembered and mangled with a Haw welts. As a result of the agreement, Mr. automobiles driven by two others who and half cremated in a basement be selling them. wouldn't refto was omit had acted as lookouts durins the rob stove, was found Thursday in the home expected Harding erence to the fundinef measure in his bery. of Italph Penses, a neighbor of the IX FORM OF BALI-- S. message. It was stated, however, that Coughlin family. The body of .Mn. the president had requested all senaW. Iucot, who was Fenses was found in an upstairs room Sheriff George 9V1-Otors; with whomhe has conferred in on the road a"bout an hour afterward her throat slashed with MEN'S HIGH GRADE bread O. D. WOOL WOOL CALIFORNIA WOOL CENT assls- - witn a 100 their knife. the;last In fewdays PER; was the tojend searching poSse. in having .the bni enacted FOUND MKXTAI.LY AVKAK. of Cone late in the day, follow The president was represented as rrection Absence of any motive was explained . had a robbers the report that believing some alterations .should be' ing Into by the theory that Mrs. Tenses had of the Mother out headed made in the house tariff provisions the San J oaquin Valley killed the girl in a fit of insanity and .with respect to American valuation. committed suicide when detectives was forinad month's The loot a cleanup 1( was also predicted after the con- - the mine, whose production has aver-- ! attempted to enter her home. 58 Inches Wide n. Kiiuiii ;wvum not aged nearly $100,000 a month for the: i nis ineory was supported by an an Cuvc aiscuss me question or adjusted com-la- st 35 Its weight was AhT, nouncement of I)r. W. S. Hickson that Yard the Pomes family Mr. and Mrs. petisation for former service men in'DOunda years. robbers and th? Pair hi3 ,message. Indications also wem were aware of the fact that ttTtarently Penses and their two daughters had L mine's the an neen adjudged dementa praecox ueiaarru, mat in aacii- f. i, u had just been scraped prepara- - cases xion.io aiscussmg merchant marine piatc October 31, 191S. following a to melting down bullion for tory hewould also ment. The anaTgam was in the form family quarrel. jaroniinently take tnenr up -in a later address. POISON HY MIST.VIvi;. ,of ballg of ore tnixed with quicksilver, 00 The other theory was thnt Mrs. T MILL MEN HOUND. The two mill men on duty, Jteese Penses had given the baby poison she! BOY SENTENCED FOR Williams and James Podesta. were nad mistaken for medicine and then and bound with ropes. had become frightened and attemptWashington Washington MURDEROUS ASSAULT overpowered but Williams managed to back up ed to conceal the child. This theory Avenue was supported by Penses' statements Avenue OUTDOOR CLOTHES FOR EVERY HOUR IN THE OPEN against an emery wheeltwo.afterwards his wife had told :tlm the gin that He in then the rubbed and rope BARTLESVILLE, Ok a.. Jec. 2. Podesta, but they found the had become il when at the Tenses' Lionel Sutter, young high school boy, released Wednesday evening. had cut the telephone wires home bandits Penses and his two daughters are was, convicted of assault with intent at' the mine and so were delayed in to murder by a jury in district court giving the "alarm. being held. The Coughlin baby, daughter of EdremRed bandana strangely re- ward herej Thursday and sentenced to serve iniscent of a '49.masks, celebration hndkt-chfMarie Antoinette ha.4 Archimden. who lived mor than Coughlin. a policeman, went to DUDLEY F. MALONE camp five year's in the state penitentiary. ' ZOOO mfcroidf thmt red and with desirned built go. year pearji held at Jackson, were worn by the Penses homo to play Wednesday.s Sutter was charged with cutting the cently valued at 15000. nrtn tem rraUy worked. When she failed to return the Cough-linCONFIRMED men were DIVORCE mill the said whom the men, throat of Ladena Cole, became alarmed. Upon questiongirl, well and apparently familiar last jAprii; after the girl testified on with dressed Mrs. Penses declared the child ing. mlne' the operations. NEW YORK, Dc. 2. Dudley Field the stand, she had insisted that he The mine is owned by the Argonaut had become ill and gone homo. I'ATHKK UKKAKH DOOU. of because was she Consolidated her to about marry Mining company Jlmumy. Search for the girl ended Thursday Malone, former collector flTiJie port of which John T. Smith of New York is become aimother. reconfirmed the New when was York, Thursday smoke attracted Coughlin by On the stand Thursday, Sutter de- president. lJkr mm't b mmy issuing from the Penses home. The port that his wife had obtained di00 rMkf till M nied that he had attacked her, declarwere doors battered down and the vorce from him In France laat or are of moth the Wrings . butterfly ing that he loved her and that they covered with millions of tiny colored girl's body was found dismembered in were engaged to be married. the basement, part of it in n wash boilMrs. "Malone. the, daughter of Grand Champion of Milking scales. er under which a 'fire had been the former United States Senator Shorthorns Goes to Denlighted. James O'Gorman, Is still in Europe. Upstairs, with her throat slashed, ver Farmer the body of Mrs. Penses was found afterwards. Penses and his shortly two daughters were' arrested. The CHICAGO.. Dec. Z. Many randj daughters asserted their mother was IH iniiiiitli.lttnir.llilliiiLlut.t, In Uvctock Trere chsmplonihip very fond of the Coughlin baby. awarded Thunlay at the International uo I J V Livestock iposltton nere. j TZ. Trince Marahall, ownej hy l. CLOTHES TORN OFF Okla.. wm niandford. of Hayward. Abrdeen-An-rus named grand champion GIRL MISSIONARIES Kann&a Ctty won the award bull. to A sleepers for crand rhimplon bredlnc Here No beveragtj is so ford bull. Harlequin, belonging to W. LONDON, Dec. 2 A dispatch to the A. Plckerlnic. beJnic declared victor. The deeper and sounder you sleep the better London Times from Tabriz, re re la, of Klrkllvlnitston. Klnr. owned ty th full chummy dated Tuesday, saya wild tribesmen the Iionvue farrna of Denver. ColeM imilkjrtm feeL Five hours sound refreshing sleep doe raided American the and Lutheran mission ten than comfort hours actual more new good chajnplon bull vt th good restless, rrand you j at Syjbulak, October 8, and tore the Clorer Laf Iloyal, ening ahotrhorn. disturbed sleep. Coffee It a cheer 8on W. and Hoaenbnrer off C three tered clothes, Americans, the by of Tiffin. O., captured tha award of Misses Schonhood. Fossum and Gud- final conversion of food the This is because 1b a friend Indeed of the cortn breedlnc fhorthorn grand champion Tate the roa&h edes off hopping out Ihard, and brutally handled M. Bachl- into vital tissue ' and nerve cells goes on more bull. atbout'thit lusty mont, a Frechman attached to the misthese when company-cal- l just thinking in livestock award leading Amongand forces are mental when the down-sUlrs- ! physical rapidly was Mrs. sion. Bachimont found two j at rest. classes were: b3wl of kcllcge'i Corn Flaics waiting unexpectedly. reTclmtion days later in a distraught condition, flakes Ureedlr.r GalloVay ca.ttla: Hull. 3 and bicrsrn nd crispy-mnch- y Big a Carrol. 11. L over or Carlot hidlngl In a ruined house. yeara wholesome goodness JOIXT COmS TRADC You can't get sound, refreshing sleep if your in appetizing fUrtjr, wonderful in Five hundred gendarmes who surFluke, Bath. B. D. COMMITTEE. PUBLICITY IL tasted! bull crer Carnot. Jr.. Benlor cereal coffee or tea with Both these nerves are agitated rendered were stood up In batches and you tht most deliciout T4 WH StrwK Nr Trk I Fluke. - v shot down with machine guns. After drinks contain caffeine, which is sometimes very of ' because 1L apnot 3 yeara and over C. like . Cow. only Daily Kellogg 'instantly 'you 4 these excesses the tribesmen with1 U Fluke. irritating to the brain and nervous system. because but Kcllogg'i are not "leathery'1 no occuflaror, but Persian had pealing drew, troops Cow or heifer, 2 yeara and under J a delight to eat, aa the little folks as well pied the town when the news reached If you want to know the joy, vigor and Carlota of M. U. IL U lluke. Kellogg't'are unMUkJns ahorthorn cattle: Bull, here. as the big ones will tell yout And Kellogg' ought to stamina that comes to the person who gets sound, Bon-vu- e 1 Bonruw' the Oxford, der The raiders are a part of the forces year xou mts be best- - they're the original uorn riaicesi healthful sleep, why not stop taking tea or coffee Farme company. Denver. of Simko, the Kurdish brigand chief, n Klrkllvlnr-atofinlr to make comparison to realiit Henlor champion bull for a while, and drink delicious, invigorating who, making a forced march from COFFBB Klnr. that quickly! Postum instead. -Urumlah, appeared suddenly before Poland China awlne: Senuniversal the Breeding (frink of Coloi Syjulak October 6. The gendarmes ior champion boar . Entry mm it .i i. it!.., . Thousands of people everywhere have found resisted the Kurds but were defeated, rado A. C tomorrow morning's spread! They ftCUVyit' that this was the only thing they needed in order and on October 7, Simko occupied the Orand champion boar Entr" of tan Colorado C. A. town. the Say sUrted right! Insist 2q TftACTED to bring about these very happy results. get Fenlor awlne: Breeding Hampshire 00 KELLOGG'S Corn FUkes in chamDton boar Entry of Wlckfieia Order 'Postum from your grocer today. 1 the RED and GREEN packag CORH farm. CantrlU . CORN STILL KING Drink this delightful cereal beverage of coffee-lil- y 00 Ii mm rVZ the kind that are not leathery! f once. General Agent, A. T. & St F. RY. CO. 508 Clift Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah Phone Wasatch 2740 coutse -- ; POSSE ; - CHAS NG nnnrcrar rmmn MiMr i afurday BODY OF GIRL ruUNU- i ! Tomorrow L HOLED MOLESKIN OVERCOATS SUPON NAVY PEA PACKET SWEATERS ! Heirinmsie9s Uo , CORDUROY BREECHES $16.45 $4.95 $12.75 '. . fit 95 per cent of aii mens feet. They arc both combination last and pattern. 0 ed, will occupy the prominent position in the message. It was asserted Mr. klL.ti .F.jii.E .1 "F001HriERS, 7n DICK - $4.95 AirmyMesseti Shoe three-year-ol- t l j di-tan- ce ' ' . ! i ; j ship-questio- i . UNION SUITS ARMY MACKINAWS $395 $9.75 HOUSE SLIPPERS ARMY SHIRTING $1.69 $2.45 ns j Utah Surplus Army & Wavy Dept. Store 2303 1 Z. 2303 i I " C AWARD TITLES ld tht FOR LIVESTOCK rfr, imwrn, j : aum-mer- Urt htt - ; Real Rest Depends Largely Upon the Depth j warning -- of Your Sleep LI Cionipaze "light" or "poor" 1 flavor and crispnesst KEJJjOGGfS against Corn Flakes you ever ate! ? . I -- : s - ' utppy-moraine- ' -- . T3 flavor, for a week. Perhaps, like thousands A others youH never be willing to go back to tea or coffee. Postum cotnM in two forma: Instant Fctttam (In tlns mad instantly in th asp by the addition cV boiling wtr. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who prefer to make the drink wkUe the meal is being prepared) mad by boiling for 20 minutes. Postum or Health I I I "There's a Reason" . Corn is still king of American farm products In point of money value. The census bu reau, in a statement, placed corn at the head of 20 leading crops in 1919. with a value of 3JB07,797,102 out of an aggregate, value 4 or the whole list of about 113,750,000,000. Next were hay and forage, cotton and cotton seed,. wheat; $2,074,000,000. and WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 $2,523,-000.00- 0 1 oats X POISON FOUND IN BODY OF HUSBAND OF AMERICAN CROPS $855,000,000. 1 "WEST UNION. Iowa. Dec. S. r)"3 d cl 'c Pol-ao- n waa found In tvry organ of the bodr of Itoaa Aabhaugh. tested by W. J. .Teeter, dean of the department of chemlrtrr of State Untver-lt- y of lowa. he testified. In the trial of Aahbaugh'a widow on a. murder charge. . Dr. F. J. Itahner. profeor of medicine at the university eaid In hi opinion Aahbaogh - died. of polson-In- rolln fluid No llng ' waa found In the embalm- examined, the wltneas ax Id. r. - FJLAICSS! 'CORN a4 a4 jLU auVr ef IHLOCCS HUKBLUJ IHLOCCS IIXK ci lrmj.W4 |