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Show THE SfJITH-M'liAR- MILLING RESUMED BILL Y TIMES-NEW- NEPHI. UTAH S. This is a Wonderful Age COURTS DISMISS AT ARTHUR PLANT BEING DISCUSSED Pithy News Notes From All Part of POWER APPEALS UTAH v. MCKLINQ PERSONAL CANVASS OF ALL MIM TO ISSUES STATEMENT NEW YORK REPORT UNITED STATES TRIBUNAL OF LAST RESORT REFUSES TO SET , ASIDE UTILITY ORDERS CONFIRMING BE MADE BY CONGRESSMEN FROM WEST Within Ninety Days Payroll Will Be Around Flvs Hundred Thousand Dollars Fsr Month st Utah ; . Mining Camp Make Representative la Chairman of Committee to Work For Reclama- tion; Work of Canvasa oft, House to 8Urt Thia Week and d Central Railroad Companies Lose In Action After Appeal Utah-Idah- o Provo. Five coeds o( ths Brlghaa Zoung university hsvs organised, with Miss Lorenda' John as chairman, to state-wid- e drive for a girls' Washington. Appeals of the Osrden conduct a Portland snd the Union Portland Ce dormlntory to be built on the university site. They expect to organise ment companies snd of the Utah-Idah- o in Central Railroad company to have set the whole state, with! different cities So push the campaign aslds ths orders of the public utilities for funds. commission of Utah, canceling their contracts with the Utah Power and Salt Lake City Ths program for Light company, were Monday dis summer school at the University of Utah has Just been completed by Promissed from the supreme court. . fessor Mil to a Ben n Ion, dean of Uie Orders of the public utilities eonv school t education, who wlf also mission canceling the contracts of the be dean of the summer school this companies above named, and wnlcti year. A full quarter's work will be were affirmed by the supreme court given, although by dividing it up into or utan, were three of tha eighteen two terms of twelve weeks each, stucases which were aDDealed from thm dents may register for one of hess decision of the commission to ths su terms alone and complete the sub- preme cjurt of Utah. Jects equal to half of those given In Originally there were sevantv.thraa the regular school quarter as It is concases, known as the special contract ducted in the winter. Present Indicases, in which the Utah Copper com- cations are that the summer school pany was one of the complainants, this year will have a registration exand which made the fight before ths ceeding that of last year, which totaled utilities commission. The case was bit. between 1300 and 1400 students. terly contested and after a prolonged wuiil-Salt Lake City. An Opium den wss exienaea over several """"ii weeks and ta which ths testimony pre- - raided and several addicts arrested la seuieu maae several volumes and a a resident district number of electrical experts from va- rlous parts of the country testified. t, the young Thompson's uie utilities commission held that It Piute Indian, whose resistance' to arhad the right to annul contracta mail. rest In 1912 precipitated the Piute with the power company and to place Indian uprising of that year, died sevsnem upon toe sams schedule as oth- eral weeks ago In Allen canyon, near er consumers of power. Bluff, according to Information receivThe Union Portland Cement com-pan- ed by the U. S. forest service office. and the" Ogden Portland Cement His death resulted from a prolonged company end the Utah-Mnh- n attack of tuberculosis. Railroad company together with ths . TT..1. "wer company and fourteen Provo. Thirty residences are under others, appealed from the order of tha construction here and business Is Imcommission to the state supreme proving. eoun, wnicn tribunal upheld ths lower court. From this decision the cement Provo. The Pnovo Rotary club has companies and the railroad company adopted a resolution requesting the appealed to the United States supreme county commissioners to appropriate court The case was presented In $10,000 to connect the Timpanogos briefs to the court several weeks ago. trail between Aspen Grove and Bear The dismissal follows as stated In Flat, provided the federal government the dispatch from Washington. appropriates a similar amount, and It was contended by the companies agrees that the trail shall be completthst their contracts for electric cur ed within two years. rent were protected by the federal constitution and were made Moab. A report from Grand June-Joto the creation of the utilities prior Colo., states that western Cblo-.-commission, snd that ths decision of ths cattlemen ars a delegaUtah supreme court sustaining orders tion ta Washington. sending D. C, to protest of the commission cancelling the con. the ranging of Utah sheep in Colorado. tracts on the ground that they were Inasmuch as Colorado sheepmen each preferential, should be reversed. Ths winter thousands of sheep In state asserted that the agreements eastern graze Utah, bo tlie detriment of Utah were ordinary service contracts, which the livestock Industries of cattlemen, properly were terminated so that all eastern Utah do not take very kindly consumers could enjoy uniform rate. to the lack of reciprocity evinced by the Colorado, stockmen, and will see Socialists Will Assist Strikers to It that their Interests are . safe Chicago. Members of the Socialist guarded In Washington. At the prea-party are called on In a letter aent ent time there are not less than 100,000 out Monday by ths national executive Colorado sheep on the range of Grand committee to "render every possible county, and for the last ten years the sid to the striking coal miners." "We same number of sheep has urge our members la the strike cone " crossedaverage the line from Colorado each the letter says, "to place themselves st the service of the local unions. winter. Where they can render picket duty or Salt Lake City. Steps were taken aerve In gathering or distributing re- by the members of the Daughters of lief, they should do so." the Utah Pioneers at their meeting In the IJon house to havs a charter Hlstsrle , Sul Wing Burned grntod the organization by the a tat a. Paoll, Pa. Ths historic Howellvtlle To tlila end a committee was named unoo Duuamg in the Chester valley to see Governor Mahey and Secrenear here, was destroyed last Monday tary of State H. E. Crockett concern, night by fire of unknown origin. Erect lng this matter. ed in 1730. ths building was nsed as headquarters by General Gaga of ths Salt Lake City. The Utah AssociaBritish srmy In 1777 snd on ths tion of Cleaners snd Dyers held e night of September 20 of that year It was here last week. from there that he sent the troops meeting which perpetrated the Peoti massacre Salt ake City. V. A. Bettillyon was elected president of the Utah real Amundee Plsns Wrecked estate board at the annual meeting of Cleveland. O. Captain Roald that body at ths Hotel Utah. A. n. monoplane, which left New Parsons, former county assesor and Tork Monday mornlnv for now secretary of the" Salt I .ake real on the first lap of a transcontinental estate board, was elected secretary flight was wrecked st Mlola, the) of the atats association. Taxation sums afternoon, according to Pa, a mes- formed the principal subject for ths sage received by Charles A. Otis, local business dlsnisalon of the broker, from Horace Gade, bis New snd committees called for frommeeting among ionc manager, and one of the partf. ths realtors to meet with snd discuss taxation programs with the Utah state Haircuts In Mouth fsrtrt bureau and the Utah AssociLondon. A wounded soldier at th. ated Industries. Seamen's hospital, Greenwich, had to havs frequent halrcuta inal.l hi. Salt Lake City. The Utah state fair mouth until Dr. PerclvsJ Cols dlscov-ere- d grounds sre i become a park for ths cause Skin hod been - the west side snd northern pert of ea irom nis scalp to replace grsftlost lbs city and s playground for Hw. membranes Is his mouth. Children Is to be made snd also a hall field. The grounds sre to be leased Battle Opened en Nsvy SHI to the city of Salt Lake. Washington. The battle between Salt Lske City. Word has been reBis Herding sdmtntstrstloa snd the "little nsvy" congressmen who are ceived that two army airplanes win seeking to reduce the personnel of arrive here shortly for use at ths flythe navy to 07,000 men began In ths ing field for reserve srmy aviation officers In Utah and nslghborlng states. bouse Monday. . . Salt Lake. Operations st ths mines Washington.. D. 0. A personal can- of ths Utah Mas will be made of all member of ham were Copper company at Bingstarted Monday, with the the house of representatives, beirln of a few additional men, ulng tlila week, with a view of ac-- employment with a view of nilnlna-- from 2hnn them with the provisons aad suainung 8000 tons ore of for shlnment tii ttti the Importance of the ...... me Arthur plant. It rwss. MIL la th hone that such a camDala-of education may develop sufficient .wroeu xuesday from SJUb I sources. The mines at . Bingham5, 1 ll saia. interest generally Jn the bill to Insure Its passage this: session. Determine. win mine 2000 to; BOOGsonsCof ore lion upon this plan was reached Sat-- dally for the next severer weeks. Am raay at a dinner-attendeby moat the capadt of the Arthur plant in SEN. BORAH SAYS FARM BUREAU congressmen from the west, and by creases mining operations at the mines some from the south, the dinner har. win Increase. In been arranged to agree upon some Truckloads of WAR THREATENS BARES BIG BR B E plan ftr "pepping" up the campaign siong the roads tofurniture are moving Garfield and Magna, for the new reclamation bill. Representative French of Idaho wai Dnnging in new families to th. anade chairman of Che "booster" com towns each day. according to Informs snittee of twenty-seve- n members of on received from Magna. Merchants OEM STATE MAN CHARGES NIP- FARMERS RECEIVE OFFER OF congress, all from the west and south. are looking forward to tio PONESE WITH 8TIRRINQ ROW 12,500,000 TO KEEP NITRATE and this committee will direct the of normal tltnesJ'-A- s the inning and WITH CHITA REPUBLIC PLANT FROM FORD campaign of education. - Serving on nuuing operations Increase mors, men Mils committee will be Con will be given employment! navmii Omton arid" Leather wood of Utah, will Increase and 'uppiln mast - be Idshs Senetor Claims to See Japansss Affidavits Concerning beat Furnished ana sTcucn smith of Idaho, McCormlck This wltt bring prosperity Heuss Military Committee by Complication That Will Drag sod Itlddick of Montana and twenty. purcnnsed. o Salt Lake and the surrounnin the United States Into ths American Farm Bureau ne others. Reoresentatrve Mnndail Trouble was saia. Federation of Wyoming, toy reason of his position """"i "As the mills are coins to cnmm.n... as nouns floor leader, will not serva operations, we. the Commai-oia- i i..k Washington. Dangerous complicawith the committee. Washington. A sensational charge of Arthur, feel that sfter one are brewing In the Far East that year tions the Alabama farm bureau feder Representative French Sunday as which to lead ana war aroutn and Involve may hard times, we should ation has been offered a virtual bribe signed to each member of his com ceieorate the occasion the United States because of its ratiml, tee a list of from fifteen to twan for the future" Dr. of good times fications of the four power Pacific of 2,o00.000 If It would seek to ob W(nhi ly members to be Interviewed, ther. dent of the Commercial Senator. Borah( Idaho, soon tain from the government the leasing club, says lu treaty. by embracing the full membership ol of Muscle Shoals nitrate plant No. 2, will Inform the senate. statement issued Tuesday. wie nouse, and he says steps will t The recent Japanese-Chit- a clash Is and thus defeat the efforts of Henry is the Following statement taken st once to get the canvasa un. of the situation and Borah Ford to leaae the entire project, was morning from the offloes of indicative tfer way. This same plan was foV Tuesday will charge Japan with responsibility mads in documents made public Frime ucnn uopper company in regard ror this trouble. toweo.. Mr. French' says, when ths to the day by the American farm bureau fed resumption of onerntlnn. western members organized and pul Borah holds that JsDan stirred nn eration. advice "Telegraphic ho haa Art rn. ttirough the twenty-yea- r extension MIL the rew with the Chita republic which In a letter Roy C. Bishop, secretary art the plan was so successful that ceived froin ..Colonel D. 0. Jackllng to culmlnnted in rout of the Chita "red" of the Alabama farm bureau federamat "eci uie statement e conference Saturday night agreed In the published troops with fairly heavy csimltl newsDaDers and attrthnti tion, alleged that he had been ap so resort to the same tactics strain Colonel Charles Hayden Is correct and Toklo messages claim the Japanese In the meeting Saturday night, thers by General R. E. Steiner, to ordered reds the retire. Refusing proached what the to retire who urged that the Alabama federawas some difference of opinion as to represents approximately were shot down. The they whether the bill should be pressed In company expects to do recardinir re. Chita representatives here say the tion seek to lease nitrate plant No. of operations. This state sumption 2, to assure a supply of fertilizer for house now or await action hr th. ins was. Ineffect, that production st Japanese played In bad faith; that the senate. Sime members thought th ment have farmers, and promised that the they 1agent put provocateurs" first would be on a email in Chita to stir up trouble and company purchasing the rest of the Kin would be in better standing If II scale and necessarily thus that It would gradually be furnish a make "a contribution of should pass the senate before halm pretext for longer Japanese project would increased to approximately B per cent $2,500,000 to the federation." occupation there. brought generally to the attention ol oi me comDined canac tv of tha Mr, Bishop then charged thet Steiner nouse members; but the prevalllni and Borah, w ho will undoubtedly be Arthur plants at Garfield. Joined by other treaty opponents, will was a representative of the Alabama sentiment was favor of going ahead "Milling operations were started in indulge in a bit of "I told you so." H Power company. In the house. Irrespective of what. ths s a limited way at the Arthur plant will argue that Japan's course In the - A- connection -- with the Alabama emits may do. especially as It.wai Tuesday and bs built nn . Power to Russian was denied more v Ilk el company Lran by Steinterritory stated no definite plans have yet bees nomlcal capacity of that plant as rapid- will spread to Pacific Island territory er, Bishop said- made to bring this bill up for considas all conditions considered to thus calling for action under the Steiner also promised to guarantee treaty eration In the senate. It was alse ly seem to Justify and in arcnr.i almost st its birth. gether 100,000 horsepower to operate the nirealized that If the bill did not get ance with a If Japan pursues its Chita tacttca. trate plant, Bishop alleged. policy of produc up In the senate before debate starts tion mat win general be prescribed from time extending them to Sakhalin, or othThe whole proposal was promptly n the tariff bill it may be long de- to time by the executives of the com erwise seeks to tighten her grasp on rejected, s statement of Gray Silver, in Uie layed upper branch of congress pany. Russian land, then naught but war- Washington representative of the Furthermore, sentiment Is developFive hundred and fifty men arm on fare can result. Borah believes. And American farm bureau federation, ing In the house In favor of a series the payrolls of the Utah Conner m. warfare In the east, he feels, cannot said. f recesses beginning early In May, but Involve allies of the Pa He presented the affidavits to the officials said Tuesday. They cific pact Japan's after the appropriation bills have all pany, house military committee. are divided as follows: 170 men st been passed by that body, and If that the mines ; 80 on He feels hst trouble betweea Jenan An affidavit signed by Gaston Scott ths B. & O.. 300 snd la Inevitable under Jan. of Montgomery. plan is followed. It will be necessary st the plsnts. Three shovels snd are at sneseRussia Ala, also was preJ to get a vote on the methods aad holds that the sented, U which he work st the mines, one making a grade states that Stein-er'- s bill before the recess starts, or It ma) cnange on T level and Japanese are now applying to Russian Isw psrtaer. Well, told him that the two other be Impossible to get It to e vote this territory tsctlrs which they long ap- dtelner was "representing the power loading ore. session. company In certain matters." The Nevada Consolidated mln at plied to China. Western members who attended th McGllL ILLIONIS TO BE COV. Nev.. TRIED SOON win start operations Conference recognised that It will N AIR EXPRESSES CRASH HEAD ON soon, according to Information racalv. bm easy task to get so important a bill ea from McGill. April Seventeenth Is Dste Set Fer a I at when time the passed treasury Trial ef Chief Executive Six, People, Killed In First Accident sf roply, when taxes are falling short lovarnor"'" I jib WSbkeran. ' 111 .. Meunanta Has' ' Aerial Passsnger Reuts Landslide f expectations, end when th fiscal River. Ore. What Is believed Small will face trial fop altered mn. Paris. The Paris snd London serisl situation Is m unsatisfactory. Bu to Hood to embexxle before Judge C be s landslide of pro- splracy expresses collided In midair Friday they bellsve that an educational cam- portions Is visible onconsiderable ML Adams. In C Edwards of Lake county court ea afternoon over ths village of Thleui-loy- , and con persistently paign, personally 17. Moadsy. April Washington, across ths Columbia river seventy miles north of Psrts. The ducted, will get sufficient rotes In time from Agreement on ths date of tha trial here. A Urge cleft on the west of both I pilots three paswss They expect the canvass of the houn side of the reached during ths confereace sengers and one airplanes, near the mountain, summit mechanic were killed weeks. several ta assy require the court's chamber Thursday wss visible plainly. Last serins a held In wreckage that fell flaming to the slide left s scar two miles wide snd morales dnrlna which the defanaa ac ground. Utah Salary Badge! Reduesl ths of for Edwards cepted pis Jsdgs The French airplane, piloted by Rait Lake. J. H. Glean, stats di- five miles long ra the mountain. This ins selection or s saw jury array. This Aviator Mire, aided by a mechanic, rector af finance and purchase, has slide, scientists ssld. was composed Dlaa embraces ths selection ef tha of old Ice snd snow, the Ice sad earth, placed in effect In his department s snow every fourth name on was' carrying three passengers. It left Jury by tearing off a tsysr of earth ss ine lase taking reorganisation under which definite, county polling lists to permit Lebourdet. In the environs of Paris, duties and responsibilities will attach they cams down. the committee of three to carry eat st noon for London. to each member of the force, and. la Ths British airplane, which left the work of drawing a new Jury ar Newsboy Htrs Burled .Mr. Gtann's opinion, the sppottment In the London s res Friday ray. Croydon Bnook-lln- s et a suresRor to George King, former- . Boston, "Scotty." 1 fry ear-olJudss Edwards announced asree- - morning, carried mall and was manned newsboy, who ran away te war men of defense counsel to bis propo- only by a plkoL ly assistant director, who Monday be ram rierk of the Salt Lake City boars' :end made the One Hnndred First In sal sfter ths conference had been la The passangers In the Paris were ef education, will be msde unneces- fantry prond of him by killlnc alnrla session from 10 o'clock Thursday M. Bourlez, M. and Mine. Julian Brusl. sary. With the assignment of new handed thirty Germans, has returned moraine. Announcement of the irru. The British machine, piloted by la some cases In- to Boston In a coffin, draped with ths ment waa made at 11:30responsibilities, Aviator Duke, had been In use oaly A creases la psy are allowed to Indivi- American flsg. waa he official repnrt committee of three citizens dual members of the office force, bul reads: "Private Albert E. Srott Kill- appointed who will draw the Jury ar- three days on the express route. It bethese Increases amount only to a ed In action." "Scotty's" mother faint- ray from the polllnc Hats ss of the longed to s new company operating s service. fraction of the pay formerly allowed ed at the station, where she had gone electlcn of 1920, including all voters. The eccldent ocenrred during a fog. the asalstsnt director, so that under to meet her returned sotdler. la this manner the objection of ths defense that the ent'rs vot er nonula. the pilots seeing each other too lata the schedule effective JMondey the tioa wss not Included la the last draw te avoid a collision. Strikers Attsck Workers salary budget Is rut by $2430 a yeat nnder the rate that has been la affect M. N. The first die ing will bs obviated. Albuquerque, Packing Plant Damagsd by Firs the past few weeks. turbance In the Gsllap coat fields se- Wsll ef Aute Hern Fatal te Mules Fresno. Cat. Dsmncs estimated at cured at Montmere Friday, accordHelena. MonL Earl Kahle owns an ISO.OOO was canned s spectacular Oermsn, War Chlsf Dead ing to reports reaching here, when a notoinohlle wfth a horn which sounds fire that razed the by packing and manBerlin. General Krtrh Ton Falkaa-fc- crowd nf men and women bombarded Ika a dull aaw. lis sounded It to minister of wsr sad mine workers with stones ss thsy Isft pass s wsgon pulled by two mules. ufacturing plant of the California j a. former Teach and Fig Growers here early one-tim- e chief of staff ef the German the mine. No one was Injnred, accord- Ths mules dropped dead, Kahl affi Fridsy. army, died Saturday at Wild Park, ing to the rep . davits. near Potsdam. Victims Returned Unharmed Slaters Joined In Seversl Places Fertstsrs Present Fir Seeds New Orleans, la Two men who Speclal Election Halted Ths "Slsmese Twins," Chicago. Douglss fir seeds to were Washington. Twin Falls. Writ of prohibition Josefs snd Ross Blazed, who died last ths nnmher of 100,000,000 were forkidnaped by hooded men early and Thursday have reheretofore issued against holding a week after tee weeks' Illness st s Wednesday to Frsne mally presented Thursday special election here April IS to deter- hospital here, were Joined at she and Gre.it Britain by Charles L. Pack, turned and they declared they were not harmed, according to the police mine whether the city manager plan spins, and severing them won Id hsvs prealdent of the American Forestry ef city government should be sdopted been fatal, according to ssoclatlon st ths headquarters of Thomas Plpp'tone, 20, snid be wn photo, for Twin Falls, has been made ab- graphs taken after their death. The that organization here. "Ones more seized by four men st a restaurant, decision, pictures, it was declared, ahnwed s America is solute by a memorandum coming to the rescue " taken to city park, where he ws banded down by Judge W. A. Rancors continuous and also ssld Ambssador Jessiirand. in accept- - ejected from the automobile and ths spine In district court here In the esse td aeveral vital organs In common. The of France. "We did n..t men drove swsy. Emits Bninot, a aj the gift B. r. Walton against P. W. Mcltob deaths were due to Intestinal obstruc- believe ptiplllst, wss aelred st the same resthat gratitude could l arts, major, snd G. IL Krengel, W. tion, according to George W. Brady, Increased, bnt It will be by what yon taurant, driven ta Genlllly terrace and . Ranger, Craig Bracken and C. I. radiographer, who msde the picture. ars thrown Into s drslnacs cnnal. doing." rles, coundlniet - Sralth-McNar- Union-Portlan- Ogden-Portlan- Magna. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Spencer havs Just celebrated their sixty-fift- h wedding anniversary. Mr. Spencer came to Salt Lake valley In 1847 and bis wife the year following. y . v -- i... Smlth-McNer- ' 1 d - Paris-Londo- n y or Tse-Ne-Oa- y i"- ci , ai -- Am-undse- Defense ef Radical Raids Mads Hnahngton. General defense ef the radical raids of 1919 and ItKJO conducted by order of Attorney General Palmer waa made In a report by Senator Sterling, Republican, South Dakota, chairman of the senate Judi-rlarInvestlgnt'ng msds public Monday with a supplement I report by Senator Waist., nem-ocra- t, attacking vigorously the nlda and rhallcngtn,- - mncluslons of Us Sterlltig report Salt Uke City. After allowing three months' time for stock brokers and real estate dealers to take out their licenses, ths Utah stats serwrf-tU- s commlsstoa Ins Instructed Secretary H. C. Hicks to confer with the county attorneys throughout the state for the purpose of prosecuting all h are operating without n stats license Provo. The Pnovo Meet A Psckfag was damaied by Are, but the Brs flepartinetit eared the plant from cue ebtte loss. I o. . |