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Show a N I iook plMant It is the rrouch imp that helps dull care Teople don't flock into your es plow Ublishment to Inspect your stock until they know you're In town. furrows in your face. 16 ' PAGES .MONDAY JULY 12 LAKE CITY UTAH 1920 SALT SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAR T LABOR AND FORTY-E1GHTERWILL FUSE: LA FOLLETTE LEADS AS NEW PARTY CHOICE S e Method of Forming New Party Now Is Give Germans UMmaiam TICKET IS Julyll. convenCommittee of Ibny-elyt- it tion today. Mr. Hays made thla statement In prearm ting the ftrat report of the conference to the eonvrmtion. The (Haoudoa waa oontlnalivg. he said, betaeea repreeentatlvee of the the Committee of Forty-eigh- t, National Labor party, the Nonpar-tina- n league of . Booth PsioU, World War Veter ana. Americajt Oonatltutlonal committee, Rank and File Veteran and Single Tag Amalgamation Salt Laker is Permanent Chairman. 12. Work on July amalgamation of the various element assembled here for tlje formation of a new party continued behind closed doors thla morning, while the .convention of the committee of 4 and the national labor party marked time. Everything appeared to be proceed lng on echedule with the alngle note of excitement provlaed by a platform fight over the Irish question. O. A. Thomason, a lecturer of the National' Nonpartisan league, tba . 41 convention, delegate with S recital of atate enterprise Initiated by the league administration In North Dakota. He said the league had given union labor all It had asked and some more. Swinburne Hale of New York, talking about deportation proceeding of -- 4ba federal governmnLvttckeLAl:. torney General Palmer and won ap- -' plause. Hale told hli audience that BRItIGS ALLIES SUFFRAGE ISSUE CHICAGO. SPA ID Session Held Without Pres- NOT ACT UPON ; Governor Clement Refuaes To Call Special Session of to Ratify Legislature Amendment IMIS Rrvlrwdng hie three' Itrsu as ohied riccudre of Ohio, Cox d tdarod ho had never broken with the people of this commonwealth. . The Governor said that it would he his purpoae to look to the sue rise rather than the sunset. coo-nden- party. r' Assn ranee were given In the report that all group would Join In one big convention. VERMONT WILL II) COLUMBUS. L Ohio, --July Gov. James M. Oos. Lrmoi-- r I lo preeldcnUal nominee, addwed several UtoucaiHt men and wumrn, met of them from Citlumbua wlto gathered at the state cw pilot at wooti today to pen him upon his first ivtun to hi offiou alnou liia nomination at ban FVmnrdara. , It had km planned to bold the Informal iunpiiaa In the rotunda of (he elate home, but tho crowd wua so large that the upcorh wae delivered front the etepeof the capi- - tion of "wheaher, bat of how,' Arthnr A. Hayes, chairman of the nmlnenoe cnaimlue wpwwtlag the conferring ttonmu told the Conference Committees In Session Yesterday Smooth Out Most of Objections to at State House in Columbus CHICAGO. Cormatin. now party la no longer a ques- of a Addresses Crowds Provisional President Of Mexico Plans Law to Make All Mexico Dry Problem to Solve 1 Cox ill Allied Ministert Are Not Favorably Impressed With German Plan in Regard to Fuel Deliveries; Sessions May be Prolonged. ence of German Delegates And Afterwards Premiers Countermand Special Trains They Had Previous ly Ordered. Minor Skirmishes Occurring Near Democratic Presidential Nominee Holds Informal ' Meetings With Ohio State Officials And Then Tumi ,To Arranging of Campaign Program. - Peking; City Quiet LONDON. July' 12. Minor skirmishes have occurred between ths military factions near Peking, hut Peking iteelf remains quiet, according to a Tien Tain dispatch to thd Exchange Telegraph com' pany, filed on Sunday..The diplomatic authorities do . not regard the position of the foreigners In Pekin a jeopardized, r.: Th' Veteran General Chlang Kuei-T- i, the dispatch add has proceeded to Psstlngfu. ' Chi-L- l, where he is attempting to reconcile the opposing faction tn which attempt th Tien Tain vernacular. newspaper says he may succeed. , beRailway communications tween Tien Tstn and Shanghai has bsn- - brekso- - fey-who have torn up the tracks near j COLUMBUS. O., July 12.- - Governor Cox. the Democratic presidential nominee, arrived her from hie home at Dayton thla morning, prepared to resume his duties at th exeouUv office. This afternoon he was to confer . with Franklin D. Roosevelt, hla running mate, who, expects to stop off for a few hour n route to Washington from Ban Francisco. The ' govyrnor was accompanied 1 from Dayton by former Congreaemaa T. T. Ansberry of Ohio, who yeater- -' ' day arrived from Bail .Francisco and gave the tiomlnse first hand information of the convention. - En route to Columbus this morning, th governor rode in a day roach and a number of passengers recognized sod :ongrsd.ulatcd hUn $9 Confer WMbJlpoeoyr!? mr Anristairsz. After an informal conference for atate officials and attaches of state department held in tle rotunda of the state house at soon. Governor Cox was prepared to spend the rest of th day In conference with hla running . mats, Franklin D. Roosevelt. ', Th Trarikiti? "C&s.sty - ti!ee a which helped td sing Cox to victory at SPA, Belgium. July 12. The Ger d conference was brought to SPA, Belgium, July 12. The MEXICO, CITT; July 11. Legisla- a temporary halt thla morning by the Alllee served an ultimatum on tho tion making all Mexico dry" is being coal question.- - Th Allied premiere, Gorman delegation to tho confer-eno- o prepared for presentation to th next who convened at ld;tt oclock to Into today that the Germans the 'Oermati 'reparation proposicongret at the office- of. Provisional must agree by X oclock p.m. toPresident de l'WurUC4y : Ud pews tion and thf question of priority In morrow to deliver tho AUloa V coal deliveries from Germany wer paper Universal.' RUTLAND, Vt July 1J. Oavarnor tonw of e rV1lona! 'president finish their work 'la' time for Perchal W. Clement today burned a SJMMMM Othii wise, the Gormnan sen Inon ibis etefl. says ths iewlpa th Sdhdral conference to sit at 11:1 proclamation refusing to call the legformed, the AIUcs will take islature In special session to makd per, as a means of accomplishing th eclpck,' the hour previous flx4 ' federal mess arcs td enforce the term of regeneration Of the. Indian And of ratification the Ths Allied ministers, tt .appears, are possible ' tho treaty. amendment for woman suffrage. races, wtlch are great consum not' very' favorably Impressed 'by th fol Th governors proclamation ers of alcohol. German, mpabstlon- - plan- - Tha pr SPA, Belgium. July 1?. Prolongs lows a conference which h held at vlsw, th correspondent , wae vailing n conference with Senator tion of th Washington recently Informed, was that th plan was some Hard lng, . at which It ia understood ike her .for a n o t h e rd a yc rVw o and poswhat indefinite os- the essentia! finanRepublican nominee for president, sibly longer seemed probable today b' . cial points. J - ' ' SUer.iaivg.15-''--7-"--discussed with him th possibility of cause of the Inability of the conferees TV 'la'tih a f.too5rMr tfi German S'fe'ich' an'i'grS'enie'rit ove'r'lh sd' i6 V&th vt(,g--?a- i h fir' pleteifb'y'the ,ePAtoy delegates have i in reserve another is an Anhui Chiang Kuei-T- i manent chairman of the convention, Republican, legislature of Vermont question of coal deliveries by the Ger plan, or amendment, of much greater general, mors than TO years of In giving his. reasons for refusing mans and th reparations plan In n was one of the firet defenders of than the plan submitted age. During th importano the T. W. W. The delegates cheered again to call a special session Gover sral. war he was cashiered for th lose now before, the The plan yesterday. of Port Arthur, but eubsequently-hlI am not returning to Paris for the jjptil t5hIrman Christensen ja as nor Clement said the proposed amend is considered a j atUjj conference substitute rank was restored with a title forced to acknowledge them by bow-in- mnt "clearly "lKvade'fhdnaUtitiefi HtUOiliT'TJrtwof j4lyMj,5d Presale ta L , h w foc t for 'bravery. rig! nti p a. whlch tbe. .Get;,, of Vermont, that the present legist Mllltrand after this mornings meet mans sr withholding: being unwilling Eamonn DeValera, who got a rou- ture waa elected before th question ing held by the premiers without the Prosecution Outlines Accu to disclosd the original proposition LieuL-Wandeof federal amendment ratifying the sting .reception. asjie entered Ihe.hall, uGrIn,njlelegates.s. I presents wer wot given satisfaction rer tbey BatrFrandsce. serenaded Ihe homines' the ' people of am and this cut short Hals's talk, and' waa pre had arisen and that to stay thing fight going Millionaire on. th coal question. sation no Against to had have state the at ths noon day reception, opportunity of the Irish re express thsmselves on the Issue. The out" i sented as 'president even - possible . 'that th " ' Ths governor, announced he would 3V ' this and ; Communist matter that be Allied The ths publlt. governor' proposed premiers following Lloyd tion trouble over the "may hold conference twice dally with taken up by the next legielature and meeting countermanded th special in th prolongation qf'ihe con10:30 and 2:20. N'o Accused of at urged that candidates for the election trains Other resqlt newspapermen Conspir and It had ordered ap' they be required to declare themselves on ference. definite announcement has yet been Ta-CHICAGO, July true it. peared that th conference would likemads relative to the place of holdacy. bills charging Lieut. Carl WanGovernor Clements proclamation ly continue until Thursday at least. She Can Claim as It stands and InterGermans asssrted that th format notification meeting. of with the tb 2. derer Th ing J murder his two of CHICAGO. wife pre meeting morning Only July preted by the supreme corut today, miers took the place of what had been and the stranger whom he used so far aa known, will be pre- the Make , names, federal constitution threatens the Only Reparations to be a full session of the con 12. Lloyd . D. CHICAGO, Hard ing.H olds Conferences July as a dupe wer reported to have foundation of free popular govern- expected sented td the labqr party for ference. The Germans were at first Hath, making the opshlng statement As Based on Capacity ment.,' presidential,-nominees... Sap-been Ion, voted Jodey fcyta f re jJ Jiug aa. - full, meeting had ,r at Withm Cummins and With w The seventeenth smendirfenno the inf armed ,that-t he ator LaFollette and Frank P. Walsh of constitution, Th police announced they were been postponed until after nojn. put fbrihr'su.'wnddiy'ThnhiTtrtai 11. he said, had been lobbied later Germany SPA. July Belgium, mem the Allied ministers deci bid td William Bros Lloyd, millionaire O h e r Party Leaders Kansas City, former chairman of the through Congress and state legislworking on a theory which may can , fulfiJl-fytu, Pf f m ent only Chancellor Fehreubach. and For, her vt the'Gomm u nlet htberr perty.- eetahUch . the t Wanderer shot and-kill- ed United States I nd u t rlalr ei a tlo ns co m-- ature' oyTfederal Agehti; Add' the sigh ' invite Minister to them meet Simons hiwlfe and th hired rob- DAYTON, O,. July 12. Prepare-tor- y he would prqve that 'Lloyd and If they ar based on her financial calesion and leader of the friends of teenth amendment had been forced sign this afternoon in a restricted confer ber because of his interest in a said a' statement outlining the by "powerful and irrespon through pacity, to going Into seclusion to com- overassociates advanced his of the other .the, Freedom. snee the without Irish presence eibie organisations operating through girl. Whin confront-e- d iff reparaBerlin plan government' Mrs. Lillian Ascough of Missouri, paid agenta throw of the government by. force and plete his speech accepting ths Repubwith th girl In hie cell. Wandelegates. " dsrer tion submitted to th Allied prmld now proposed to force through the for first time is since his It lican presidential nomination Senaarmor-leof banka sod of th .the open the blowing report presented turday arrest lost hi composure momenher tonight. The German budget tor Harding faced a'buey day today in order to secure money' and committee on permanent organisation, i WT" in same manner the suffrage tarily. but firmly denied that th muit balance, th statement insisted, a number of engagements schedwith denaming Parley P. Chrlatenaen of Salt without the sanction of the free men. tq ftmher the revolution. on had Influence hla any would he a rapid increase in , girl I have been asked to overlook with IT other member of or there uled. His first conference Lake.for permanent chairman; 'Frank sir to be free. In one of hla Uloydwltb and consequent th floating debt statements to th police Wanderer, Senator Cummlne of Iowa, chairman Stevens' of Delaware, ecretary; Mrs. these consideration as a matter of labqr charged party thejCtmmanlst that would neutralize her caparty expediency, but this is a matsaid he shot hla wife so he could ina P. Wllliama ofJWasfclngton state, ter with conspiracy to bverthrow th gov 4 of. principle, not expediency, and ' to pay. " return to th army and be free of the, interstate commerce was with pacity assistant secretary. the party that invades a well estabsrnment. Senator Cummins of Iowa, chairman from th care of hla wife and the Assuming that Germany abi'ity 'to . lished principle of popular governMr. Heth said Lloyd .had publicly of the 4r.tratat commerce commitbaby they expected next month. is' used as a basis, th statement CHICAGO; July 12. Amalgamation ment will suffer In the end. pay LONDON, July stated he jbad more respect for'th asked that reparation obligation bo tee, Vho reached Marlon last night, of tho Labor party of the United States armies struggling to tsm the red flag than 'for the United States the political and the Committee bf forty eight in a Not with Whom ho dierti.-s-- d In snnultles, th minimum on Bolshevikl s Final. Russian a of expressed advance Accepted . f new political movement with a single! and that It was hopeless for th of which would be fixed, and the obrailroad problems. and flag situation taken'th fronthave southern the party name, one platform and one! WASHINGTON, included Three twit or ensns-mo- nt llmlt-- d .such annuitle proletariat to gain power by th ba- ligation to July 12. The Na offensive neaycRovno, according presidential ticket, are Included In the motel P.obin of Chlca- -. one with Tin) Woman's tional He toa further llot." announced Id to party quoted Lloyd recommendations submitted to the layyeir. to an offbeat statement issued . tho Jed - Crot go, former head a lav Wee made that the AlLabor end committee, of forty-eigday that (Joy. Clements refusal to tn ' mission ing that on)y by rerolutien'could tbe liesRequest . ' to Rnt,,a. Moscow and received hers by for due maximum the reparafix conventions a ten they reconvened to- - ca the .Vermont state assembly in atate be destroyed and It muct be ab- tion. after payment of which Germany et x ' I apreie-Owing to th short time elapsing session for suffrage ratifioa- . vrjreteseT Further south, th so day. tiffore hi notifiriiUon . en July 22, would be fro from any obligation solutely destroyed." Senator Robert M. .LaFollette of t,on would not.be accepted as fins! force are continuing their MEXICO CITT. July (By Senator Hardirg pLn to seclude himand even a larger delegation than had : remained labor the most talked The Communist - of Puwell Cannot Wieconsln, has th Development. nOrth party -drive successfully ' The "Associated Pres) General self nf candidate for presidential nominee. been planned would call on Senator beginning torruvrow, from all economic of movements to th the As development furthered destroy the Dneister river and have occupied visitors until he can complete his The term of th proposed combine Harding, the Republican presidential Francisco . Amaro ha Joaqula be .cannot th next foretold, yea It power of the state and government by statement araerud a. plan must o ar understood by the party leader to nominee at Marlon, JulyyZajto imannouncement, Uahltaa, northeast of Novava speech, in making the' -- Villa, revolutionary. Jeader in th on th . .meet hi views as expressed last week press him with ths necessity of carryth senator nerved ' noic th sUtemenf him irwvement as waa shown In tb worked out by which Allied Kametietx-PodoUgovernof bottled up ,etata Chihuahua, to Amoe Plnchot end George L. Re- ing out the suffrage plspk and pledges Beattie and Winnipeg Strikes .the ments wot Id participate In th Imnewspaper ooTKjon.rrt that ha , '1 decisrea 4 of his party and enfranchising an encounter near Farrai would'- ne.thm once dally instead of cord, of the Forty the elghter. prosecutor added. provement of financial and economic ConferencA- - committees In which 0 rebels and San fed- until twice- from now tbe final The state claimed it had won a point condition In Germany. appointed women of the nation in time for th 12. Victor! WARSAW, July ermla yesterday by the Labor convention coming elections. when Judge Hebei ruled, that .evipart lei pot ed. General,, P. j touches hod been placed on his speech. Expert from Allied nations and for the Pole In th Pripet rer la end Ssturdar by th Forty-eighte-J dence relating te events prior to tbe Germany should meet aa on aa posand ia Vdhynia are reported Th smoothed out most objections to amal- Mr Catt Issues ( ir ot said, to fix the passage 'of the state sedition law a sible th Statement. $. advices received here today. 'Stearmhip is Sunk in gamation in a protracted session last could to introduced. uf annuities be 'be tbs 'Hie amount year, ago paid Bolshevik osvalry. leader General y on deto a twq-dafollowed th on securities decision be .flight. to and pase fight the, Bodennr has been defeated, NEW YORK.-'Julyl- t. Ths Recommendations, if approved Collision; Three of Crew When manded. Germany sovereignty In queetlon. " dries stated and he ia fleeing arto th The of Gov. Clement's refusal, to today, 'as the tesders confidently exInmust not It matters be state. wae. will financial announced, Poles th Remo, epon which; " Missiny, Believed pect mean that the two conventions call a special session of ths Vermont present evidence under this ruling fringed upon In decision regarding will preserve their separate identity legielature to pass on the federal womarching. of The to feature adjusting Introduction this of the In Poles reparation leading ths of ths Th victory god continue to function in separate man suffrage amendment Mrs. CarNEW TORK, Ju '1 12. Ths steamThee expert should also Moscow manifesto said to have been paym-n- t. PrJPet. realon is described rie Chapman 'Catt, president of th session, with, sum t be paid to reportmaximum fix the thirdLake Fraropfojo. owned by th levned International the at by Enormous ship supplies identical measure to each for dt. National American Puff rage associa"complet." ing . Allies br Germany. th which MoeCoW and the defendants been Atate Shipping , board. New , have to taken United russwm are declared nd action. , tasued tion ths following' statetoday Materiel which Germany! ttf deHv- -' ' were charged with having iridomed. "of the town ment : unk oarly to. wth the occupation 2d j York, for Norfolk, wa Allies the under er te th pesos treaty "If it is ef bvnmct where prisoners N. Y.. after It ton .of devastated requoted th deciAtloatle reconstruct City, off While ether candidates for day will be sion of Gov:correctly sloo were picked up. Census Reports Figures., gions should he specified by tbs reparit so contrary , placed in nomination in the ' Labo. to ths dictates Clement had collided with th steamship CaThe troops operating sgalnst of Justice . mm monsen ee nd pmbb1y In the Forty-eigmeetl md- ations commission, the statement deI mus, according to wtrelen mewages tea expediency that advice Gen. tbs it report, Buddeny. pot Ha 12. Senator value should and toe. be creditLaFollette a friend WARRINGTON. Jnly Guthrie. clared. leg, to the naval commOnlcauon reported Pvoin. sad me lktle is a that there great captured . sinister are both to ed tmf group ad taking eirht gun while a Bol- Okie.. ll.TST, increase 111, or 4, per Germany. Three members f .tba . ready to non, in f tries her. crew -- te him. influence behind ft, T Dwal Organisation planned. missing" Frsmpon'a ale are shevikl cavalry brigade was anniInf'ueoc is oe of the r. ,WIsli. Kansas J'lfy tncr-r.,ih- at w damaged Th P reposals' were mad that Germany The Cornu , Branford. Conn. 1.414,- - . Increase remediate task Af the Miffraglata. hilated. .marte H lng-r-o- il. wat h ttianufe, a veaeel of 4,2 ton, Lake a enduai crest Frampto. eent. or Id "The her and South I of woek'of attacks Bolshevikl organisation rstlficaUon will be i 4arer and Itenrj Ford have been mer West wa operated by th .Increase were NorrtWnwn. 22,211Tennessee! Pa. th Rovno of In west forward repulsed, strongly ( Continued on pegs six) Biaamahlp company. rd North Carojina- .... J .message adds. .. r- 4.444, or 11 I per rent. ' t r ' f S enter-ajpwJn- ALDOLFO DE LA HUERTA. man-AUle- - dle-cu- es - ed half-bree- Allied-Germa- PLOTTED REVOLT, - y BANK' ROBBERIES g-- ARMS Chlno-Japane- SEIZURE se g. t -It-t- '' -'- "-v Accused of Murder eems coal-ques- I. -- -- t t. r m -- . s fr - Polish Annies on ,u 4n-flati- on 1 I2.-Pol- lsh, Villa Bottled Up. ry. ht ; Declares Report 4 v-- It hj. hr. "ANr4. k, . -- -- ra RainbcnY Division ed - " Lot Holds Annual Fete 1; ht rt. "Frank ed -- ... ,. lLg ' ft ' |