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Show I t for Industry The Deseret News atanda for constructive Dencret Stands Industry. On thll platform It asks ' your continued confidence. ! FOUNDED 1 8."0 JUNF 17 1920 SALT THURSDAY of Car With LAKE . CITY-- ' UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- Trade Excursion to Utah Bankers Will Meet in Convention at Ogden. Southern Utah Nevada Plate f.J. Arrested Of THE RATIONAL Car Shortage Most Vital Fac tor in - Distribution of Wheat Exchanges Hesitate to Open. August if has been set as the opening date fur th trad extension excursion of the Salt Lake Commercial club to southern Utah, by automobile, according to Ram K. Smith, assistant secretary. Due to th scarcity of hole! accommodations In th smaller town to be visited, the party has been limited to 160. Already 10 of these reservations have been mad and It Is expected the remainder will b taken by July 16. Mr. Smith, uho Is also secretary of the wholesale trades department which to In charge of the excursion, will leave on hia advance trip over the territory, Junu 12. to oomidet arrangements for reception, hotel accommodation and meals in th various towns to be visited. Th trip ulll take about 1$ days and wilt Include a trip to Zion National park and Bryce canyon. Among the towns to bs visited on the trip are; Leht, Anierloan Fork, PleaguK Orows, Provot Rpringville, Falrvtew, Mt. Pleasant. Spring City, Ephraim. Ranli, Gunnison, Redmond, Elsinore. Kalina. Richfield. Monroe, rirclevllle. Joseph, Marysville, Bryrn- Canyon. Paragonah, Parowan, Cedar City Zion National park. Hurricane, St. George. Beaver, Fillmore. Holden, Levan, Nepht, Pay eon, Spanish Fork. WOOUROVtRS ASSOCIATION. WILL ADDRESS THE TWELFTH ANNUAL CONVtXTlOR OF UTAH bankers (inuci OfhLXltOtO m MCTbMrt CO E BE KEPT Date Set HAGfUNUmi.fttJT J A. Roberta, alias T. F. Thiel. 31 years old. alleged to' have atqlen an automobile at Long Beach. Cal., several weeks ago, .was arrested at Second Mouth and Stats streets' "shortly before noon by Detective J. A. Eg bert and lodged In the city jail. Rob erts at the time of bis arrest v driving the machine It Is declared was stolen In California, according to the officer, but protested that he did not steal it. although he is said to have admitted that he knew it was stolen. The machine carried a Nevada II cense plate. Shortly after, the arrest of Roberts. R. McLean, 49 years old. and R. E. Williams. 22, who ars said to have come from California with Roberta were arrested by Detective Egbert and Patrolman J. C. Cariborg. Both men sudd they knew nothinr about the stolen machine and Roberts corroborated their statement. They are being held for invest.gatlon. The arrest of Roberts was mads on a 'bunch." Egbert noticed the car carrying thy Nevada license plate and decided -- La Investigate. Roberts was taken to the station and an examination of circulars there revealed the fact that the officer's suspicions were well founded. YEA T H0 FORESTS Inipector Appointed to Guard .Againit Entrance Of Intidioua Pest Into This State. . ifEtMi FUN KW In order to protect the valuable If. Oreene, former local manager YORK W ATTCmO forests of Utah and the entire wee: t for the U. 8. Grain corporation which THl COUVtUTIO against the menace of a scourge oi went out of exigence June 1, by conwhit pin blister rust which If sweepthla gressional request, returned eastern forests with destructive efing absence from three months' morning fect, the United Slate government In Kansas City and the middle west. has authorised the appointment ef at He will remain here, as this Is h(s least ond Inspector In Utah whoa duty home, he being a native of American It ahall be to keep watch that none Fork, and a graduate of the Utah of th Insidious germs of this pest get Agricultural college at Logan. started ,!n th forests of the west Mr. Greene mid his purpose is to Prof. A. Oi Garrett, In charge of cstablNh in this city one of the best h department of botany at th East flour laboratories la the United States, -to we appointed school, today one so that Salt Lake shall be of the tOi HOWARD, make an exhaustive research of the centers for that class of work, and FRESWrr OF UTAH,1 If there are forests ef Utah, and second to none. It Is planned that all eANKtR4'AS$.0N any traces of blister rust among the HIS WAY TO 0401 whlta pin of this state. He will also flour mills of the lnterinountaln region TO THE rigidly enforce the quarantine against wUl have an opportunity to utilise the Convention. the Importation of currant and gooseSwitzerland of Native accordfob flour testing, laboratory berries from atates east of th of to Death methods. Call Answers ing river. M.. Greene, speaking of the trend of Blister rust. It Is said, to brought TO GIVE LECTURES HEBE the wheat market, said that In It 17 Karl G. Brandlsy, who died Tuesday, from regions where It is. prevalent, the grain exchanges of the country June 16, wee born June It, 1869, In end le spread among other forests, FRANCHISE HEARING closed, when the U. 8. Grain corpora Zurich, Switserland. the son of John K. through the medium of currant and tion took them over. Now that the bushes, and a quarantine and Anna . Brandlsy. The Brandlsy gooseberry Is a these berries has basn decorporation has dissolved, there against hi of John H., the ule clared by all states west of th Misfamily, eonatotlng question as to the, reopening of Anna, eons Theodor Henry and Karl sissippi river, against those east of th grain exchangee to move the wheat retard of the country. Several things and daughter Anna, came to America rlvar,- - Prof. Garrett states that he will this, one of which te the pronounced in 1174, settling in Salt Lake City, be employed In fighting a possible incar shortage. At a recent convention where they took nn active part In vasion of blister rust during the sumChurch affaire. mer only, and will resume his duties held in Chicago, of grain and flour At the age of 16 years Karl a. with the Eaft Sid high school whe.i representatives, and prominent bank-eiJUNE Brandlsy was mads president of the the fall term begins. Ills official title It was reported that this short J. R. Rawlins was appointed chairIn tha Fourteenth Great Britain and France wore the deacons quorum to Field aseiat-aage amounted to 2507000 cars.2. There ward, being ordained a teacher, with Intheth government to man committee of the organization only foreign nations represented by then anlater bureau of plant Industry, 85. 000 were in 1915 In operation and 26, Hit, he elder, May secure a new sugar factory in the at the recent was ordained a seventy in the Fif- United States department of arrlcul-ture,- " cars, which handled 277 billion tons To enable- - counsel 'fey the railroad press correspondents in teenth ward. Mr. Brandlsy married and ha will rank as an assistsouthern portion of Halt Lake county of all classes of freight. In 1918. there convention Republican Chicago, ac- Jan to bilat a meeting of agenta of the county companies and the city attorney Jeremy, daughter of Thomas E, ant state Inspector of tha crops and were 2.36,00H cars, handling 403 to M. the belief of A. Low, cording temIn Minnie and th Logan Jeremy farm bureau thla morning. B. K. confer upon an amicable arrangement chief pests commission, working in lion tons. So here was an Increase of correspondent of the London pi, Mept. 12, SMS During th past few with Harold R. Hagan, head Mlckelson of Draper, was selected as conimly U of 1 per cent in number of all to will be emwhich an he been Mr, satisfactory years arto Poet. of that commission. Mr. Low Morning secretary and was instructed to stopping ploye at thBindley cars, and an Increase of 45 per cent Id I surstate He mornrapltol. this commission the acrecontract to city a cerned, range for a few days In the city en route vived by hla wife, Jan Jeremy Brand-le- y; sign up beet Forest Are lalnabte. the amount of freight handled; and age among the farmers to support the ing continued until Tuesday, June 29, to the San Francisco Democratic hie daughters Geneve Brandlsy the situation is worse than that day. Utah's pin forests are valued at a new factory. isSalt Lake; Mart Brandlsy trifle 'over one million dollars and on the elutions Many Elevators Fall. convention covering the two big po- Hpringall, Two letters from sugar companies time for hearing Coburn, Sacramento, Cal ; and Ruth Mr. Greene said many Oklahoma favorable comment upon the sued against the Bamberger Electric litical stories for the oldest and most Brandlsy; son. Roy G , Ralph C. and whit pine blister rust to a' more deadgiving Paul, four grandchildren, and his ly) scourge .than forest fires, as erection of the factory were read. The Railway company, the Balt Lake and conservative sheet In London. and Kansas elevators are now full of He brothers, Theodor Brandley of Sterl- works quietly, sometimes growing unwheat. During the last of May.' the sugar company giving the best propo- UUh Railway company and the Salt Canada, and Henry Brandley, Halt der th bark so secretly that whole sition will be awarded the support of Lake Terminal company to show cause stated thta morning that Harding and ing, elevators of the entire country held 38 a Lake, and slater, Annie of Montreal, areas are affected before th danger the farmers In the building of the why franchise for trackage on First Coolldge were little known In England Canada. million bushele of wheat, with the to realised. Large forests of valuable factory. size of the crops about the same. The West street between South and North and fouldshasard no opinion of how Funeral services will be held In th trees and in Minnesota, New Tor new revoked be not crop the with should Fifteenth S?tj now, is streeu ward chapel Friday, Juns 1. Massachusetts question Temple new of their nomination would at 3 the have been cut down o'clock p m. Tho body will lid In and declared null and void. within two vfeeks of harvesting, what be received He there. he declared on account few th last within tatd UTAH ELKS WILL PULL at tho residence, 64 years, DR. EDWARD T. DEVINE. influence will this stored grain In the Originally It was proposed to conIn no way' diacuea England'i street, from 10.10 a m. to 1.30Jeremy of this fearful plague from jrhleh struct this trackage for the haulage could pm. there elevators have on the movjng ofe the in the American attitude Interest edno ones It seises Friday. is when In curs, of coal tQ the central hea'.lng plant new cropT Th grain exchanges-ertba ieague . ot. nations snd an area. block, to the west. ."This was abanbecause of the car itor of The Survey. NeWTork City, the reluctant tv en to FOR acknowledge that Englandi There has never been one case of FOR 1921 doned, however, when property ownDeath of Mrs. Pack. shortage, which is the real crux.of will lecture In the University assembly interest in the American politl white pine blister rust in Utah, acer began action to stop such haulage main the whole situation and It Is worthy cove-nan2 cal at room. on conventions Museum the p.m. hinged buttding and the tracks were not constructed cording to Harold R. Hagan, but the of note that In the past five years the Clara Cooper Faclf. 4J year action Mr. Low stated that there were of the government In taking preis that Friday. June 18, to students of the within the time ltmlt allowed by the experience of the grain trade old,of will of the th Elks William vlfe Utah attend London died Time Tuescorrespondent Fifty Pack, cautions to certainly timely.- - For very ... ordinance. Although the franchlees and a large percentage of the cars sent be-to University summer school and the the Petite Paristenn of Parte, day annual national convention July 8 have lapsed the companies are necking Cal., according to recently, shipments of currants and the elevators havebeen refused to reUIn th right to construct the France, present at th Republican word received In this city. She was gooseberries were aelxed and sent back Milters pubilcL lIia subject will be The Three cause of defective "condition. trackage and If allowed to" do no' agree convention as well aa representatives Reaction, Revolution. Recon a resident of Salt Lake. 8he to. th east, from quarantined. areas. .. . And grain dealers want the exchanges R'a: train bearing delegates from Loe An- tha freight will not be hauled oir of his own paper, but other foreign formerly have not been many cases of to survived to help them on their pur- struction." heUbusband. on eon, There Nevada and First West street north of South Tern press representatives seemed to be ab- Ralph Pack;by one white pin blister rust In the west At 8:15 in the evening Dr. Devine geles, San Francisco, chases and sales for -'f there is no cerAdella daughter, sent. far as to known, but there here In the Assembly hall, unpie street Pack; two sisters, Mrs. Mfttle C. HuPT so apply. there is will speak tainty 's to the cThe London Morning Toot to th and on ' Social Wyoming. men will work hard to Miss Effle Cooper of Salt Lake: been cases of other rust among tho IK) certainty that futuie deliveries can der the Joint auspices of the Utah In The owned paper only England West between South by and two C. L. Cooper of pinion pines of Tosemite park, Calibe made as per contract. And at pres- Service society and the 8ocial Wel- bring th 1921 convention It is for the woman and probably th only paper Magna andbrothers, an, Korth Temple.-an- d F. W. Cooper of Roosevelt. fornia. ent there is no assurance whatever, fare league, subject, "Social Work In city, and a special committee to In Europe boasting euch ownership. i now Tialf h h north Prof. Garrett will make trips to the America." or reliability In the car supply. view Includes E. H. Mil-- 1 wish to retain their rlghta It was Its proprietor Is lady Bathurst who The body la beVK brought to' 8a It take white pin forests of Utah, going over Dr. Devine is one of the most em- with this in for funeral and Mr. Greene calls attention to the sivlce Interment. Og ler. Bait Lake; P. F. Kirkendall, Intimated that the Seltair road pro- Inherited the paper from her father. them thoroughly. Inspecting for sign fact that the credit situation of the inent lecturers In America on current den; H. J. Beane. Eureka; Oscar A. poses to bring its trains Into the Ter- Lord Glenest. of whit pine blister rust. And every Lady Bathurst takes social problems. All persons Interestcountry influences the grain trade and Park City, and y. H. Gra- minal station and it is for trackage but a general Interest In Its managemember of h state crops and pests for ed In social work are Invited to attend, Forslund, the question of borrowing monev and ment deand all Provo. details of administration for this purpose that the company commission la., watching warily lit the lectures. No admission is charged. ham. dealers operate on small margins Union over th Touted are over to renew franto its turned the to The the sires editorial office train, rlghu every county for thlpmsnt of forbidthe Bt. chisee. quick turn overs. So,, altogether, of the concern. Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee den plants, from regions where they spesituation is one necessarily occasion"Abbott the not called Mr. be would Low,Announce Such will with a etaff Methodists of only arrangement Paul, assistants, InHELL PLEASED WITH might become Infected with the deadly M. Abbott bring the Salulr trains closer to the "covered" official Washington ing considerable embarrassment. William of honor in hi cial, for fungi which would mean the absolute Fund of California, who ie to be supported heart of the city, but would also bring paper during the recent war. He of Share Utahs volving the car supply, distribution of millions of feet of timdestruction of flours and the movement of the all interurbans into a Joint terminal, evinced much Interest thl morning In for grand exalted ruler. ber her. For when a white pine tret-tand stored anthose both officials church Methodist Local crops, stuffed elk, a the advantages of which are obvious. the attitude of Salt Lake ritlaena In grain A large float, with once attacked by white pine rush,,, El those to be harvested. nounce that $60,000 per year, for five property of the Bait Lake lodge, as At the present tlme-th- e elty terminus regard to Hardings nomination and it to thereafter worthless and must be at on of SalUir Second road built be is South wRl the in alao regard to the league of nacut down. It IS declared. It was at years, will be Utahs share of the the centralandfigure. many bolta of purple street between Third and Fourth Weat tions. He to not with the American Children in Greece Chicago, first thought that merely cutting the ehurcb centenary fundi making J300,-00- 0 and been purchas- streets. whit ribbon-hav- e in who Jubilant over what they termed on limbs could have th race, but now, press correspondents arrived To Make Affidavit in ell. This money will be used ed for decorations. The Salt lake Is but the city yesterday, making the of the moat interesting sessions ever when It to discovered In en erear the all over Jhe state for the benefit of the elk specimen to known as the best alone. ,v. trip trees must be chopped down holc-alIn of erection Permission was yesterday granted Methodist denomination, c held, part of th Utah contingent to stuffed elk In America and won the MRS. LEJITHER10D MAKES and and currant and th national Republican convention re- bushes are gooseberry community plants edifices, 1 at the last convention. the state Industrial commission to church cleared for hundreds of Twin Falls Banks in connection with the churches. Part prize Utah Elks will the Emfor to turned Salt Lake of estate once forest when from of feet Hearquarters the the Those yesterday. representatives of the money will be used In building be at O. R. Do Vast Business returning were Henry Congress Hotel. AT state OES .Welsh, MOINES SPEECH manuel Koukourakls to get affidavits a new church on Fifth East street near Dibblee,the Salt of the past exalted ruler chairman of th Republican party, f Special to Th Neva) from the guardians of the children Seventeenth South, which will include Lake lodge, and W. H. Camp, grand i Harold Fabion, Mr. Alice Collin of Col. Noble Comes to a and Gra& Mr. gymnasium,' the In assist used TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Jan equipped will 'fully district presenting which will be it. deputy, J community plant will be built In con- ham on the float committee. In th fouiMiocal basto for Ogden. Wilford Day of Parowan, Judge E. O. Mrs. Leatherwood Clearing UUh of claims of the dependents for work- nection tbs C. Loofbourow, P. C. Bcorup of F. Inspect StateL, Guard with the Liberty park church. T. H. Burton, of Nepbi and C. E. 12 men's compensation flue to his death Federation ' of Women's dubs, last the four weeks ending Juft Extradition Honored. Colonel R. H. Noble, federal officer of Proyo. Ernest Bamberger, .while In the employ of the Independevening In the Auditorium at Dei amounted to f 1,492,474.22, which Is a Loose ent Coal & Coke company. The com- Skoplifting Charged record for local financial institutions national committeeman, has gone on In charge of. militia affairs of 'the tit one of Moines, best the Iowa, gave the ofproceedwas received today at pany did not objectto Clearings for thq lastweekof the toHew ForkIJ, C.Lynch slopped off in Balt Lake City Against Two Mexicans ficeNotice respeeches of the evening, aecording to period were considerably greater than to see his farm near Chicago. Mrs. westwe expected ings. The minor children are named of Governor 'Bamberger that Mclate today. He Will go tonight to Halas, Konstantonlaa. Despor. John of A. extradition Mrs. the Jeanette for respectively -and other similar received In It. Justin quests Hyde any each dispatches this press aad period, city. ber City to th encampment of the Leu Mou. 22 years old. and Joe now in custody at Toledo. Ohio, Forty-fiv- e Evaggetias. Demetrles. Alexanders, women appeared on the successive wewewk showed an Increase Davis have gone on east from the ses- artillery Their Wallis, 2. both Mexicans, were ar- Intosh. there and wilt depart Friday Koukourakls. and Ioannias and the man. who been sions. have over honored, Its are predecessor. Following or Saturday for It. D. A. Russell, t in far tway Is accused of violating the Wolstenr program and outlined In two minutes the clearings for the four depositions will be taken South Twenty-firs- t Chairman Welsh east 1059 declares conthe at rested separate and th Utah cavalry now taking Inspect Greece, brought to this country holme act, will be brought back by the alms and work of the various state weeks; four de- encampment third week vention a feature of the past $836,087.20) instructions. then translated to be used In the street today by Patrolman W. C. A. Sheriff John Carless. 1 behalf of He In Utah state federations cade 3897.413 clubs it $1,007,-63that $8; fourth 0 week, generally claims of the orphans for compen- ' Smoot and lodged In the cityjail on said: Leatherwood 22. Total clearings. 33.492.476.22 Mrs conceded that th platform adopted sation for the death of their fatter to a splendid one and a charge of shopHfting. According to Our greatest problem to the prespredicts that ervation of local self government and there to no doubt that It will be electthe officers, the Mexicans entered a of AmeSTcan ideals ed. Th platform and resolutions comliberty. store at the address given and Mou 111 "This problem to manifested In so s'.ia mittee, of which Senator Reed Smoot attempted to conceal several silk shirts and Industrial was a member, had a complicated job store cial, with unrest political in his riothes and leave the Utah The federation to meet on he before was its hands, according to Mr. Welsh, attempts them. He apprehended the problem, the League of Nation plain k being left and was held until then officer arhis posBy all the phases of Americanisathe main bone of contention. The platrived.. Wallis had nothing-ition for foreign and native born. form aa finally submitted by the comsession, but as he was with Mou, he all work. Insisting on By flortfjlng was taken Into custody also. mittee received opposition from but the Immortal worth of man and that on source in the form of an address CLOSE IX to not goods, but character. tuceees by a delegate from Wisconsin who Is 111 Parts si th CHy Passenger Agent By teaching that Utah expects every was booted down, Mr. Welsh said. The Ln(.l our to local citizen of are ell eat Ws strengthen closing Omaha reclamation plank in the platform will Back from take a portable scattered building lota at and vote at primaries and donors phonograph particularly interest the Intermountain PRICES. elections ator and S. b Columbia Graf-enoD. Ppen-,cout, west, Bryan'a pointed General Passenger Agent Over 309 Lots surrounding LibBy fostering sane recreation for to Introwith you. Paik. Css yen afford t be' Idle tempt from the pres gallery erty of th Oregon Short Line, returned home and By encouragcommunity. duce a prohibition plank was turned Lota 10 located within 4 all summer? to carry, Easy and our from tramping among ing camping Omaha, Wednesday evening down because Republicans believe the blocke of the City and County verinexpensive, lakes end mountains canyons peerless to settled permala many raspects It Is the prohibition question building. satile. where he has been attending a meeting 1 man divine communes in the where ' 10 or Lota more waa of detime beet within, Mr. the for year calling merely pracBryan of representatives of. the passenger Com in and with the great divine and peace fill Consult us about nently. diataare; from t to 4 blocks of the tody look at them ticing, Mr. Welsh declares, for hie partments of th various lines of the 4t H. G. Shops. soul. the our courses. l. Ran wets" at th the where matters Union Pacific system, fight against "By helping provide employment In Nearly all Lots have public The and general Francisco Democratic eesslon. of summer advertising our Industries by using Utah products Bookkeeping, Shorthand, nomination l.nptevements; sMewaik,. aewera of Senator Harding and Mr. discussed. Spenwere , shade tree. Machine Calculation, Mabusiness back te the. the "By propaganda chine Bookkeeping, Dicta- Gov. Coolldge was satisfactory to the cer took time to' spend a day or two In farms electricity applied to houseBearing 7 per cent Interest - Chicago at the time of the Republican rank and file at th convention, acprVrvna S2TS SS4 eng up phone, Typewriting. work. Two of th Bust Been Eng- cording to Mr. Welsh. .. "Be thrifty that each family, may Easy Turns SI Fleet- Payment convention. lish. On improved city property. SS Per Meath Utah delegat'on who voted for Wood, own Its hearth and protect its Interhowever, stuck by their iban and ests Best security on Day and Evening Mansions would. Mr. Welsh declared, hav conSuspects Arrested. "Last, by th old American teaching tinued to vote for him had th balthat God's annolnted from alt lands On th susfdciort that he may have loting gon os Indefinitely. made America the not lest of nations Mr. Fabian says the entertainment been connected with a drug store bur-- j snd for ail who would pervert our most corton WMt fk I'ealw?. provided by Chicagoans was history to please an plltn power or & glary several dsrs am. J Johnson. SO wonwas 134-3- 6 convention th dial. that So. State Street we will teach nation nobler another e arrested was h,e morning; old yee-derful success and that everything conhv Patrotman J C. CArlborg'. He request passports Thua are the wou most satisLake eut So. and Provo Wm. turned bad Salt 2232. First sidered it men striving to keep America glorious WASATCH host. lodged in the rity Jail for further I . - ' factorily. for Americans by Americans" M. , thl Bid-hig- Pan-gultc- lr, San-taqui- n, A0i SOCMBlfHEM ' Salt Lon do; nJournalist Lake County Assured Sugar Fights Factory f. -- Peace League 29 s. Shy nt 1 SEIM re-op- -d- eclined . i-- t to-tb- ,,,1, o e, 8a-lln- a, -- -- , BARGAINS -- soo BUILDING LOTS For Sale ojt For Summer Courses in Business Your Vacation er la Firs! Mortgage Loans ti Robinson - crth. Brothers Tollman Bros. Loan 22,Et Trnst Co. L. D. S. BusinessColIege Music Company |