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Show L ; V Wther Northern Utah-F- The more you need customers tonight and Tuesday; not much change in temperature; Wednesday, fair. Southeastern Idaho Tonight ind Thursday,1 fair. - e tin air itt. ' the more advertising you need. LAKE SALT PAGES 16 r - Forecast. CITY UTAH ' , - ' W .Tn.V MONO 4 Crtie et Ac 1022 24 iXak. jets. YEAR. SEVENTY-THIR- D rU rKte'flwfstitflrif - - WLaw xf 'vLYiv-t.hH- Sa i ttr UTAH. PAYS TRIBUTE TO PIONEERS OF 1847 Pennsylvania Coal Fields Resume Fuel Production Southern FEDERAL DIRECTION OF ROADS PLAN OF -- CABINET OFFICERS njmacat.t -- By George R. Holmes, L N. S. Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 24. The seventeenth week of the national coal strike and the fourth week of the equally menacing railroad strike began today with the government holding in reserve its trump card, assumption of federal control of the countrys transportation and distribution system under the authority vested in it by the emergency clauses of the transportation act. This week is expected to determine whether the card will have to be played. It will be the crucial week" of the tense Industrial situation, according to government officials and before con-It ends the government may be In trol once more of the vast structural of Interstate transportation. This week will determine, according to administration whether the railroads are able to function by themselves, and It will see a'ao the great example of volunteer trying to produce coal withhava been workers from mines that strike the began four hut down since months ego. plan Production. Study of the complicated situation hae convinced government officials that the menace of a coal famine can RQAEtd Movie Censorship Is Impossibility - Forest Fire Threatens Seattles Power Supply (By Associated Presa) 4. This SEATTLE, Wash.. July electric light and power supply citys was endangered today by forest fires IS miles cost of here. were trying to keep one blase from the high tension line that brings current from t,h hydroelectric plant at Cedar Falla.' Fire-fighte- rs ) f H m-- dv-r- location even was unknown, Lorenzo Sobriskie Young, one of the children, is said to le the only survivor, and of upwards of 1500 people who came during the first year, only about 12u still live. t th tabernacle yetr-dBpftkr etterdante and rorrml'ea In re'. f -- r- I I erv 1 re-T- tit. I'4 -- Days Festivities e- i t ,!jns ee-b- e trr gln min-cw- n A- aide-irtir- k kp guard-Htrik- Forces of Deposed v nmna Chinese Pr&lu 1 liter-gon- Report Captures If rtsh... se'en-plove- rs j t.e-u- j k y a. rai.-os- , , th..tfct i Program WjD End Bv Associated Press ) LOS ANGELES. Calif., July 24 Puneral services were held today for Samuel Pibbs, formerly of Toronto, Canada, whose body was found last week in the Baldwin hills, near In- -j glewood. a suburb. The mvstery originally surrounding the finding of the body was cleared! declared dsath up when the coroner causes Dlbbe came from natural 74 of was age disappeared j who years from his daughters home here more! than four weeks before his body was j discovered by boys out on a hike. I. Re-Ope- a 1 (By International News Service ROME. July 4 A military dictatorship may be established la Italy- If unsbl to former Premier Orlando a" new cabinet In succession to th Falta ministry. It was reported today. It Is understood Deputy Musslltnl, parliamentary leader of th Fascist!, with Orhas promised to lando. Thla promts, however, hs of .alienating Boriollst had -- , Special Musical non-uni- Military Dictatorship May be Formed if Italian . Cabinet Selection Fails StateiCelebration m an !rt greatest of all producing fields preted o t lm rumion t he Pnitrd Bta'e part of th of nervous An a'r s'.tuatl n dr ft a frw dsva pend ng th uncertainty a to rel eve the outcome of eft dawning of the day Uncer-alnt- v greeed sincere and g!owln languare i for sutomnhies arms as to whether mines mull b Th pireh in he realm of transportation Pictured Utah a found by th pton who should he ne an.mered by Salt (By Associated Press ) elfart to secure cos sueeessfullv operated JJnder the shield eera and common contrasted th Will and .had their car for essent'Si Ind .sines aecci pltah in f LOS ANGELAS. July 24 reported wealth then and now Th difference si imposing army Of troop numbered and decorated with the H. Hays, former postmaster genIn wealth, p.-a!d, i a direct heritc Is Reigning folpurpose. It Is ronsidS'ed not Improb- the thy of reed nr dav badge age coming to ua as a result of thoee " eral and now head of the Motion low e ab e h tho in c.ose touch w'h the Pioneers of 44 7 official cer parv today prat reigned In th the whom to leader great brought as, Producer and Distributors Indefinite Oe ge L'ern. M M Warner Jr , Her-- railroad situation that the trs..vporta- - f eid of th s district Utah and from the children who AJoaei-and arse committee her frw-i- l part of sociation, here today for a week's rj ihtmc ftuch Am 4h erdee of n4- flpvtr jiteiTOkymeleftl.i r inonsT the program indie ted there woj'd bs managed the transportation ture that thla debt can not be paid to ' study Imths stronghold or tne in- the co4 under officers Traffic a r.o personal at pf reopening attempt genera! those that have gone before but duetry, said to interviewers that direction of Chief of Police Burblflge the mines Embargoes Continue. as n obligation to future gen- mains th committeemen freedom th principle of arrange on helped th Eviction of union miners from their upon per.habfe Freirht embaigoe j rations lin It proceeded down Main street, which this nation was founded continued In effect and hoirw at Mor.tour mine number foura The proerram this (Rrtnora and Leadership Inspired. cheers we-- e given by many onlook- coniiinmfMi HUU Ptation, U expected mlthtn uddmero make public censorship of pres evening wlilch edit oewHude the ers. who marveled st th lonr pared, )janxer trxin nn.uhmentj 166 The basis of cultured society day ortwo. train1 km f mor IS to tba flallskv td St 'virbee cheerful or word film g sent vee spoken pulpit, Ue in the power rlkin miner reaentfu! of mill-- u nd efflotewoy of i Kt 4:15 pm. special store (an 1 greeting. pioneers up to th end of lat week.. ' Many of th down town bue- - Uhdrawn wer In lat iererai people to put to use th resource of occupation week tually an tm possibility." th new, heai D be to erin the wars Capitol brought lae houses and hu'ldlngr gaily by union leaden a country. eald Professor Levi Ed-g- a convey Plops Hays predicted. motor truck had been pressed ut warnings f od ess to BallaJr depot, decorated with bunting and Gaga State-wid- e cento or nation-wid- e violence men, refrain from and Toung In emphasising this Point Into emergency freight aenire, wliere spmlal cars will Convey Prest Heher J Grant and Brest AnOnly the mountains and streams that sorship will fall In everything 't prepared to Iowa, motor equipment had man inexperienced them to Raltalr Beach at S pjn. t thony W Ivins Cltv Commissioner at Boon wer the call to undertakes It hasnt been done raced In channels tlVough deeeret ordered to carry mail prcMnta .nduatm produce Arthur F Barnes sih a large numTO I O'CLOCK AFTERNOON. intact valleys were the natural resources successfully and never will be. Too Hail manager reported tncrealng enough coal to ber of other state city snd Church S U.T.UK- and rioua In a.t work many people who know nothing of provided by the Creator but In adforce aufferirg inevitable ahopmen th th official piomaie alh tr'p ima from the rigor of about the business are named on fueled winter Prof R Owen Htmss Wnctab dition, Profeaaor Toung pointed out, plant and forecaat a gradual neer" e More thap 1000 rUonil the Inspired leadership, the Intrekltv Manli, Stars and Stripes' Sons problem censsrshlp boards. We are goingTh East High school rsn--e In for t provement of onthe whole demen are hand of th. coloniser to obviate the necessity of centhe other field 'n their fearlessness the leader Overture, Poet and IVetant". v They are en of comment, when the piodeal good Individuality and faith These quali8PI sorshlp beautiful modern clard today that their ranka were camped at JuatrairMic points within a neer pasved thl ties of character made Utah and confast and that the resumption radius of mile from here Thetr Trumpet solo. Whrn Von and School huldlnr many comrarlng It Standing tinue necessary to her growth and I W ere Toung, Maggie .. of normal aervtce can result on! from forces augmented b Incomlrg troop which the srhon.s with attended, they issues. welfare Bo long ea a surveyor as he are supported by state late )esterdn Prof. R. Owen SweetM were sometime held In he great out- an adjustment of the strike r. of I. Giro dub paces each peg on a highway, sights Hoopers atatemnt, msde upon hla contahuiar deput sheriffs and mine doors sometimes In a crude log cabin a back to the point of departure, his after from . . . Prof. Tho Washington Glim, director where boxes and stump of return writh President Tlere-- t. ference v Bot bides Confident. Bsturday ad'aneng course will remain true wood served for eevTs rj v 1' was brief and ggve no in-. Earl toda operators withheld in. likewise for a people Is It well to Harding, Arrasvgcd by Prof. fieettfS View Valley. of the the I look, back as an anniversary paaaea A nudodkniii formation concerning plans formation as to where with Pmf. operation Th trip was then made to Pioneer government He demared he h1l would be attempted in a fteld e that the course forward con- - Bwregen and histrip band, that lead View at the mouth of Emigration to Waahfngton simpU' to lay tho,fc.y tlnuea in a straight line i hot 4c over the okl trails and recalls coal mines, about CO Treat where canyon Brigham Toung situation before the preudent Entertainment for Pioneers In the a thousand vivid mrmortew.) are controlled by In looking over th beautiful valley asthe I utsburgh Coal Operators Plan Agreement. city began Saturday while ( EVENING. 7:15 P. M. BAN mornThis th The Is said was devoted to cervices in their inday place honA QUET, SAITAni. With the announcement that the la sociation was an Idevl ore for a view over or ing ovhowever - Rkliard R. leadIhris Ttwot Today, of the union sct'.ement being for g.ven no Heedirg warning master, By Associated Press ) plan No smoke hovered bor board has the great val'ev er to s Joyful enthusiastic holiday ers. striking miners remained away man. i over th city and th lake could be of the strike, the belief was growing CANTON. China, July 24 Bun when the people of Balt Lake and th AD Are Talkhig of m.r.es from the wish 1 that eventually here peace today morndiscerned shining in the Tat-Sestate, regardless of age or creed, are deposed pres. dent of the Both sides in the long drawn out through agreements between the I, of u. Glm elabx clearly pointa come ing sunlight to the south thdiacern-ablmaking merry because the Twenty-fourt- h Bouth China Republic, announced Aocordian selec t Inns individual railroads and their em-- 1 con'nnersv which entered its Of was mountain the clearly is the birthday of the commonMrs. Crrll ManwartQg This belief aroe from the r teenth week today were confident, the TOd ay that his forces had capand Sa't Lske Cltv seemed more announcement wealth, being the day when the firat that the Baltimore and mine owners that they can overturn lrona Martin beautiful Xylophone solo . In her green summer foliage tured several hundred troops of band of people entered the valley with executives are to ho.d the effects of the long railroad Ohio and the Melba Ashton. Aooompanlst is this ever the before Trulv than M B the Intention of making permlnent In the vicinChen'Otiung-Mlng- , h leaders miner that opening up efforts would Vocal Solo Laurlnda P. Brewertoa mid many and they chatted a conference ofwitthe place, homes and strikers decl'red prove futile colonizing th Union off.cia?s notified ity of vjngtak, about 50 miies Comedy ovsr the time when on!v a sagebrush Jewell, head on Means used by them to make country. this phase of the sit- - the public that if the coal mines ars the soli Geo. HargetM and Bid Clawson with wl.d animal trails and to comment it was north of CltHon. At Chens headplain the that provide support for an ever Increasb Bell lew dance, nation reported byt , , opened inexperienced stnkebreak-parle- y Peggy CXfll." scarcely any tree greeted the eye quarters, however, it waa asserting population have resulted since in had been arranged wuh hs era Anna Ixm Ashman public need not be surprised Quite a number of pedestrians had ed that the engagement at Ttng-tathe conquest of the entire lntermoun-tai- n Addreaa . . , Prvet. at a high accident rate Hchcr J. Grant hiked to the monument but the mod- knowledge was unimportant and that country. Should an agreement be reached beA harbirger of possib.e d'sturbancs Rev. J. E. Carver Address ern means of locomotion the automo- tween O B only a few of Chen'ilMldiers wera & its and the L'pwards of one hundred gaily empiovees, was seen in the report reaching her . . . Addreea Prcst. Flora B. Horne bile. held P.rst place, and forming In engaged decorated automobiles composed the wa pointed out similar conferences that strikebreakers it are Radio . importconcert monument a circle around the stone during banquet;. Sun Tat-Se- n Pioneer Caravan which laft th Hotel appeared optimisrailroads might lead eventu-al- ed irto Fajette county being not a great fireworks on the lak under the occupants witnessed a flag raising by othr of the distance tic, predicting that he would be settlement Utah at S o'clock this morning to direction a to general from here of T. F. Thomas, soon ceremony of the Bov Scout under strike as head visit the historic places of Interest It I reported that offers of alstrd by United States troop of the Canton government the In Salt Lake City made famous thp direction of Eugene Hammond. settlement have been made to Jewel! by Soldier Asst City Seoul Official Thirty Bny bjf Stationed in p.m. but ths union the pioneers The gathering was a Pioneers entrain at 10:15 position from which he was driven by an army subordinate to Seoul. chosen as honor delegates lesd'r thus far has contended thet the pm. unique one, composed of over three St. Louis Region' Are Special street cars tn transport from all the Bait Lake County troops strike esn be settled only by c nationChen Chfung Ming and favorable score of th pioneers of 1$47, and pioneers to Hold Utah. to the central republic at Peking al agreement applicable to all railPlaced in New Corps together w ith pioneers of later date. (Continued on page six has been resumed Gambling roads. deSun and unionized rslroad The ln.hntv throughout Canton, (Bv Ar$4iated Pre ) clared that gamblers were paystation agents will not be called out Bt. WASHINGTON. July 24 Th on strike. M. J Noon president of Lout ing Chens soldiers more than Including Jefferson $1,000 a day for this prlvileg tse organization announced today af- Birrscksregion. the rerular army largest ter a conference with IV L McMen-Ime- post Jn the rtclnltv has been translabor member of the labor ferred from the eventh corps area board to the xth corps area, aed will 1 all! tnsmrct'mv men to remain ofter he undr the direction ef Major that committees and work at order General Bell at Chicago i; learnconfer w.th the road management ed todav at fhe war djparfmnt over all points st issue he said The charge g ves Genera! B!! a Starting In 18B1 with the first beet sugar factory In T fsh at Lcht. and IS. OOO acres of hcca the Industry conderab'e additional foce ataMop. retched Its peak In 1020 with 112,57 acres under cultivation. Prom that first ed m a terntorv there ar rrarv planting they harvested 500 tons ofbeets or 5 25 tons per acre. In 1020 they harvested 1JMI.OOO ton of beets or 1 1 20 Ions per Impra-i- t rawav center'? and mlle acre the highest yield per acre In the United the reason for the ranfer of comStates For these beets the grower received 16.713 000. or rot d aclosed ar the war mand -- US . In 121 the IS factories In the state Produced 155.755 tons of P n sugar from the gepralv dparrren brT3 Uo!d Wlth WTerT Of over 87 per rent 4 (he sugar In the beets. Last Jcur Utah ateed-te-tv tw (By Associated Press ) wne the third largest beet sugar uee nf fede"it troops the event be In United the Sutra. producer CHICAGO. July 24. Th retail of djurhan e A against the acres planted In beets tasryrar. It is ammanced by the state statistician that arisrg from the sT rlke price of cool in c&rlots In Chicago mily 78AM acrea are pUnlrdthi ) 41,401 ldeho New and la last 3 Ofrsa S3.. The to planted year fftpedaJ planting only has jumped from tS.lB a ton to Another 'u.n - Fire Witt Not Deter LOGAN, July 24111.15 and SIS since the ,mtaenu.44''J8' a Although vital Indicating In the beet sugar Industry aa a whole, there Is nothing alarming In change leaded pistol claimed a v.ctim a. went- - on strike while 1st small Montana Fair Plan (he faction, according to the best authorities. This, despite the fact that acreage all orer the United Trenton leaterdajr when Lamonl quantities th cost has increased State has decreased 2$ per cent. 18. ehot R'chmond of w'as and (Tv Bright Infrramra: Nu SeJoe ) from $5.25 to $( a ton to $11.2$ ProbaMy, the (all fnmrtbe hectic days of (he war price has tamed the attention of farmer to other HHIENV killed hy hie pal and chum. Truman The Int I il and $12. according to figures mopa temporarily although it la asserted by sugar men that the 8tL3a aoale this Mortars state fair will yield a belter IS. at the farm home of wn - Pr'Srar f,r ,h Tribbetts. year given out today by a large indusbeet price than last when the sugar market he out deduction caned ' despite Itself. finally adjusts Ham Litx near Trenton last night. trial concern, which ranks among bv fir- - rf several of the largest build-Th- e , prospect for continued beter price Is Food. boys had been visiting Brght s Irg onj h'.f a vr siflin 1 7. t. JW . a the largest users of coal In tho of OUT farmer Many are establishing a System of rotation ( which will not only Increase the hv mlddlewest. .The concern made heter C Davie. Grover Lltx, and started for nounreiT'toliv'' Jidda but will protect the soli against any kind of Insect ptd. sta-- e commDsioner of agriculture I tftah and Idaho farmer. In common, publlo ths following table showA storm came up and Trenton In tbeVpij with farmers from aQ over the United States, have gone tn a llttlj ( ag for potato acreage this year and charge of th fair ing the prices it pay tv Mopped at th William Llz home Tib'Eire, yarted by lightning In 4h May $, West Kentucky lump It Is feared that there will be an over production In some CM Xka- - Where that Aceurs the urpltis an automatic pieol from a mest severe electrical Mo-of th took betts and screenings grade, mine-ru- n i4a4o land will be available next year for sugar beet, and - delivered In Chicago at 5. 15 a ton red that sod need for potato. one grounds holster harg'ng on the wall, removed season yesterdav sweet will be la excellent year condition at estimated for beets the following seaaeOk $50.- plus freight. the cartrlls clip, and pointing the causing damage The sugar beet Industry as a whole Is In splendid condition May 12. the price was 2$. 7$; Is only a In off acreage falling present CFASi; GAS MANUFACTURE. sreapon at Brlght.sid. June S, It was $1.1$; July I. MayJ shoot a temporary tiring. The growers of the Went hare demonstrated $ ' klllty to raise a superior sugar-co$7.1$; July II. $2.1$; and July and receiving a positive reply, he tBv International News Service ) tabling beet, and this is particularly true In this slate. With the ret 22. $11.0$ to $11. Tent of the world sugar market the pulled the trigger. The bullet from Great Britgin LONDON, July 24 These figures are for quantity beet growers will be assured of a good profit on thetr efforts and wC Ob hi the game with greater and bet- the cartridge in the barrel went his ceased entirely to manufacture lota ter acreage. 1 E , poison gas except for experimental The figures for smaller amount through hla head. Premier Lind George anhre close to $11. tho statement Miles Peterson Investigated purposes. Sheriff In the house ct commons this nounced CBp these qoeb day. Tbs collection will bn valuable Inform stig Said. w stat and Is satisfied It wo aa accident , afternoon. Says W01H. Hays - Funeral Held for Man Found Dead in Hills Silence of Federal Officials Air of Nervous Uncertain- Following ConferenceJji- - ty- Greets Operators n terpreted as Inclination to They Prepare to Collieries in East. Await Coal Move. Milestone In S tale Seventy-Fift- h History I Observed With Ceremonies In Many Cities Of Original Band of 143 Men, 3 Women and 2 Children Who Began CH K'AO Th Ml'r'HiS BY WVRRFV W. WITT 5TON. eck Interna'ioral New a Service 8ff Cor. Long Journey from Missouri River With Brigham Young Only Lorendr.f'inir corespondent WASHINGTON Vteran Visit Old Scenes. - Penn zo Sobriskie Young Survive of Th a July 24 ernn'M. dgeifie crknc tft hr na Present Hardings efforts to blot rt work t tv ml the growing spectre of a nationmilestone. To commemnrate the occasion a celebration about Utah today, reaches her "venty-fift- h "kni.m wide coat famine, already fast throt-h t r. miking t In honor of those who carved the Beehive state from the original waste, such as perhaps nc the country s Industrial life, Has not been witnessed since the Golden Jubilee, is being held in Salt Lake However, the celewn' 'o a tesi her In the soft coal i fit" of sou'nwestern Pennsylvania bration today, as well as the entertainment Saturday and pioneer mokm throughout Zion Sununder outwardlv peaceful con-day, cn only be a tribute to the memory of the great majority who. in lki7, ended the long journey n or failure of th adSucre in Salt Lake valley. While at the fiftieth anniversary most pioneers could be honored in person. ministration efforts to end th strike of ga hfio un,on coal miners depends Of the original band of 143 men, 3 women and 2 children who began tf4 journey from the Misa v,e outcome of effors of the souri river with Brigham Young to a home beyond the confines of civilization whose geographic today in this d'- 1 be got around If the problem of transcan bs porting coal, once It is mined, - met- are fields capable of The producing approximately 6,000.000 ton weakly under ordinary drcuroatancea method By apeedln np production that to the extreme limit, it la figuredanoth-wthis amount can be lncreamdof 7.000,-00- r0 or total 1,000,000 ton a agInt the estimated ton wmUs aoaaamptton of abriut S.00 In 006 ton Th, voluntry mining union territory, under troop protecto make up the bal-n- c e expected tion, Therefore, according to mem-Is ber of the cabinet, the question one almost wholly of transportation. 111 be met, they asserted. , And this a by the federal government seeumlng ort of general dictatorship over the beit railroads of the country whenand the comes appvrent that the rosda not are men going striking shoperafte to settTethelr differences amicably. 'Will Meet Toe-da-y. , Should thte become necessary and tomorrow a cabinet meeting Is expected to decide whether It will or not th interstate cofamerre commission will become a miniature railroad adto ministration It will have the duty dipool the nation s tranportat'on. to toshift rect common use of terminal cars from one road to another, to decide through its controlv of cat, what are to get sections of the count-coal ard how much In short. xthe various all of the temporary mgrger4 roads of the countrv Into one great system with unified direction Daugherty Attorney General it Is understood has Informed MHardirg that the authoilty for such a move exists tn the transportation act and no further legislation ts necessary 1'ndw the rough plan as drawn up. the present management orto the varmanage ious roads would continue orther from properties but take their commerce the Interstate ders commission support. Builders of Empire Ov v. Interstate Commerce Commi ssion Will Become Miniature , Rail Administration Authority for Move Exists in - Transportation Act, Declare Daugherty- Cabinet Members Will Meet Tuesday. 4 TENSE INTEREST MARKS RESUMPTION OF. MINES; Retail Prices for THE TRUTH ABOUT UTAH WILL Coal Jump From $5.15 q, the; beet grower repent his decreased acreage? Gunshot Wound to $11.65 . 4 c'l Fatal to Utahn 111-24- yr. x i - ; t t -- -- v ( tth, ' m ,e ' n ; -- 1 y f i - iSf-- n4 4 -- v , T |