Show THE HEEALD-REFUBIiKCA- CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 1917 SAJLT'LAKE N COEDS OF UTAH JOIN PROCESSION EVIDENCE OF Former Wife BY CONCILIATOR STUDY FIRST AID WHILE MEN DRILL Knerr Causes Opens Cell William GIRLS SIGN NEW FOR WORK BY DE WEESE Workers and to Operators Devotion of STRIKE ENDED Ar — - ’ J 1 M- : - - Abide Compromise E D Hussey Released From Scenic Valley Will Be Made Jail Remarriage Is Still GOVERNOR IS PLEASED Problematic Accessible by Line of Auto Busses Success of Official in Juab “I am leaving Salt Lake in a day or two as I have accomplished that Trouble Evokes Execuwhich I came here' to do’ said SCHEDULE ON JUNE 1 Mrs Hussey former wife of E D tive’s Praise HuSscy former night clerk of the Hotel Utah last night “Mr Hussey is npt g’olng to leave theto city acat this time HeHehas has things business also complish attenwhich will require his whole tion here at least for some time city Jail yesterHussey left the afternoon when Geerge O day Relf manager of the Hotel Utah of advised J Parley White chief in Huspolice that discrepancies been satisfactorily sey's books had been a voluntary lie has adjusted ever sinca he asked todis-be prisonerin the Jail following the placed of a in his accovery shortage counts "As far as we are concerned no now exists" said Mr shortage Relf last night “Matters have been satisfactorily arranged and there has never been any disposition on our part to prosecute anyone" It is understood that Mrs supplied 92000 in cash and Hussey securities for an equal amount which practically made good the shortage “Mr Relf is a very good man" last said Mrs Hussey I can say atnight this that "That is allnot too much time Do give me have dona honor in what little I what any other woman It was only done Will Mr Hussey might have and I remarry? Well all I can not married say is that weI will am goinggetaway but this time Mr at Hussey has acperhaps when certain things — You complished him about his future' must ask Gron Parry of Cedar City Applies for License From U S Government Unless the present perfected plans awry & line of stages will be running from the Salt Lake Route railroad point at Lund into Little Zion valley not later than June 1 This was indicated by various conferences held yesterday by Gron Parry of Cedar City hotel and transportation man who has applied to the government for a licese to operate motor busses to and within the park Mr I'a rry arrived in Salt Lake yesterday morning and during the day discussed liis plans with' railroad officials and took up with Manager W C Hunter of the White Motor Car company tentative plans for the delivery of a fleet of White passenger busses Little Zion valley which is a national park now known as Mukunte-iwca- p National Monument 'Is to be in name under a resolution offered by Senator Smoot to Little Zion It is one of the greatj National park est scenic wonder collections in the world Heretofore the fact that it is out of the traveled ways and has been somewhat unapproachable by automobile has precluded Its being much visited by tourists i The department of the interior will Mr Parry’s application shortly grant ' it is believed and W W Wylie of the establish plans to Wylie Way thensimilar to those in Yel- -' camps lowstone Mr Wylie visited the valley early this year the White com- Manager Hunter ofunder government that explains pany J1 none but White passenger regulations be !: busses used in a national park may those having beer officially designated r busses after a competitive test The machines will be i similar to all tbrao used in Yellowstone : nnrt other national parks t The line Mr Parry will operate ex- Lund teftds from through Cedar City Uellevue Toquerville ' Kanarraville and Jtoekville mouth of Virgin City thence into the valley itthe canyon from the railself The total distance miles road point Is ninety-tw- o The Salt Lake Route has an extensive advertising campaign arranged with the interior and will department in giving the new park widespread publicity fro j per-hnane- nt I sixteen-passeng- er co-oper- ate plans" RECORD PRICE PAID FOR MONTANA WOOL 7&JDOO Pounds at Cents Colorado' QnotatlMia The record price for Montana wool Is thought to have been received by Charles E Kaiser Ogden banker and 75000 pounds sheepman when he sold of wool yesterday at 50 cents a pound of the EuroPrior to the beginning wool commanded pean war the same a priceonof not more than 15 cents a the 'wool market pound Arthur A Callister former secretary of the Utah sheep commission called about one attention last night thatCisco Utah week ago light wool at sold for 531 cents a pound which is price paid for wool probably the record is explained however locally noIt reason there is why Montana wool should command a price as high as SO Cisco wooL William M Knerr of the public utilities commission reached Eureka Juab county at 11 a m yesterday and at 4 p m he telephoned the capitol that the Mammoth Mining company officials and the striking miners had conferred amicably and agreed to abide by any decision that the governor and the board of conciliation might ' make as to the demands for increased pay Operations were resumed last night It was stipulated by- the men that the rate of pay to be later determined should be effective with the opening shift More than two hundred miners returned to their duties as the result of Mr Knerrs tender of the services of the commission in its capacity as a state board of labor arbitration and conciliation The strike began on Saton Sunday an appeal was urday toand taken Governor from the Bamberger to grant a horirefusal of the company 50 zontal Increase of cents a day Stan ley Fitzgerald chairman of tne miners' grievance committee represented to the governor in a telegram that owing to the high cost of miners with families could not living the bare provide necessities of life for their families on the wages thev were receiving Muckers were drawing $325 miners $350 men $375 he stated and machine and strikers consented to Operators a conference Immediately upon the ar rival of Mr Knerr The commissioner offered the services of the governor exand the commission as individuals the latter would not nave plaining that any legal authorization in the settlement of such controversies until July 1 when the law it with legal power went into clothing effect Mr Knerr’s offer on the part of the governor and the commission to serve In the capacity of arbitrators was accepted and tne men expressed their to return to work at once willingness The commissioners will grant a hear- Deserted Lawns and Sorority ing which will likely be attended by Houses Drive Women to the governor at which the merits of the demands made by the strikers will be set forth and considered Relief Classes Governor Bamberger expressed pleasure when informed of the effective work done by Mr Knerr and commended the and miners for Preparedness means as much to girls their prompt operators acceptance of the com- as it does to boys say coeds of the mission’s tender of service University of Utah: As soon as the coeds learned that Eureka April 24 —William Mi Knerr of the state Industrial commission and the male students of the institution Guy Miller member of the executive i formed a military battalion rather board of the Western Federation of Miners arrived in Eureka this after- - I than while away their time on the noon and made immediate preparations lawns or sorority houses they decided for a conference which will take place lo form a mullary battalion" of their between a committee representing the I own miners and the mine owners tomorrow I The committee which will As a result an organisation was ef-tminers at-- this conference represent was or- - II ected yesterday whereby all girls of ganised this evening and consists of- I the will take some physical James Laub Zeb Carlthe unlvesrlty following: son Frank Rodgers Frank Pierce Ed-- I training during the drill hour for the ward Lunner Edward Nelson Heber I stronger sex Mlkesell and Newt Stewart The calisthenics for such they will be will be under the direction of Miss Emm A Heilman Instructor of physical Expected Jury Will Be Ob- tained Today aiid Testi-nioii- v Commence That counsel for Howard De Were charged with the murder of his wife In Salt Lake on September 22 1916 would welcome the presence of Mrs May Poulsoh who was expected Co be - - Ogden Dnnbrr Sells WAS STATE’S WITNESS " ' ' Alleged Murderer Would Welcome Mrs Paulson’s Testimony Attorneys Say - -- - Since military drill has entered the University of Utah the lawns and sorority houses present a distinctly feminine appearance There are war measures for women however and the coeds are now signing for instruction in first aid work Here are six of eleven girls who signed yesterday: Top (left to right) Delores Stohl Margaret Felt Mary Godbe bottom Daisy Rolapp Vera Foulger and Emily Grant CITY ABLE TO SUPPORT SELF WITH GARDENS SAYS WiDSTOE WILL BE OBSERVED Plans for the observation of good roads day in May were considered at a of the Salt Lake Rotary club meeting a secat the Hotel Utah yesterday ond committee having been selected to Simon Bamberconfer with Governor in reference to- - the setting aside ger of a day for good roads' movements' Announcement was made at ‘the members of that twenty-fiv- e meeting the club will visit Twin Falls Ida with the purpose of assistSaturday in the installation of a Rotary club ing in that city L ne 1 COMPANY TO AID education In addition to the physical endeavor it is planned to give a course In first aid Plans for such a course have not as yet been perfected however Many coeds of the institution have I v w taken up first aid work under n Concern Backed i already the direction of Dr Litteii some have signed up for Red Cross and by Millions to work for sueh work Those signing up Funds to Cattle Raisers were:- Rolapp Daisy yesterday Dolores Stohl Helen Spencer Mary Godbe Priscilla Cartwright Emily I the” n°pf 3rtlcle cf incorporation ShaH’ Marret°FeIt Esther Badger Head of Conservation Work After Survey of City Feels Confident Nearly 75 Per Cent of Land Will Surreys of Salt Lake completed yesterday by Dr J A Widtsoe president of the University of Utah and chairman of the conservation subcommittee in charge of increased production lead to the belief that from 50 to 75 per cent of the tillable vacant land in the city will be placed under - J STOCK INDUSTRY! salt iake Utah-Idah- 1 us Fumisb STOPSBULLET - self-supporti- ng - H Zy1? ’ 1 SEES FIGHT AND - ny ck h - st re-fa- ’ c"ildeaJfuS & : - for ’ - de-WP- nt ’ - ' - - : e of-th- t 1 ed Herald-Republic- an - : J: - 1tary 1 in-wSo- y Herald-Republic- Representative L IV Curry of Vernal presented to Governor Bamberger orfor the Nayesterday a petition asking a of of cavalry troop ganization tional Guard of Utah u be located at Vernal A list of those desiring to enlist In the troop has been filed with the adjutant general In presenting the Curry insaid: petitionweMr the troop succeed "If basin old Fort located in the Uintahgetting Duchesne will be placed at our service Albert H Kneale I have talked with the Indian agent's 'Office supervisor of me that at the fort and he has assured the stables there which will easily accommodate' 100 horses and buildings for the commissary will be placed at our service “A troop of cavalry can be maintained at Vernal more cheaply than in the state despite any other part of from the the railroad" distance great A sufficient number have already volunteered to fill the ranks of the residents Uintah troop proposed want a training camp established at be Fort Duchesne at The troop would any time The ensubject to call include listment for the cavalry body a nucleus of men who have seen actual service Among these are two two two and six ex-cap-ta- lns h i ex-priva- tes MAIL EXGHANGeTfOR CAPITOL ARRANGED Herald-Republic- an X-r- ay Electric Vibrators -- - - The state board of examiners has for a mail exchange in the provided Glen' Cannon an assistant in Capitol the secretary of state’s office was named as mail messenger He will deliver mail addressed to one state department by another His services will effect a saving in stamps and will also economize in time It was decided to place a special clerk in the adjutant general’s office to assist Blackhawk Indian IVar veterans in preparing their applications for participation in the appropriation last Legmads for their benefit by the islature Mrs Elizabeth M Cohen is being considered for the position an - BUT WE HAVE THE BEST NEW FICTION Representative Currv Petitions Governor to Establish Unit in Uintah -- - home-evaporat- OF STATE CAVALRY - Be Tilled : Such is the opinion expressed by Dr Witdsoe who says that his activities of yesterday together with those of Profs A L Matthews J H Paul and Howard R Driggs convinced him that MORAN TO SET the movement for more crops is proving most successful EXAMPLE FOR FRIENDS “Salt Lake alone will be if all those who have volunteered So interest in the preservation of BY HOEING POTATOES come forward and till the vacant places fruits may be Increased in view ap--of I we have found for them” Dr Widtsoe the fact that a banner fruit year o An example to those who are the pears to be at hand aid backward in their back yard plantwill offer art prizes Hugar company One of the principal objects of yes- L AV Gillilan Innocent Bybe will set Moran P more The at $1000 than J by prizes ing (valuedhe for contractor Mr Moran realizing terday’s activities was to find suitable will quantity and quality and stander Shot in Cheek by there will very likely be a that spots for community gardening such as will be distributed among residents be will who in and Idaho the of both Utah the high school boys ask (or One of potatoes during crllngDwy shortage Italian a little pany marks to enter the sugar company coming season will do himself eligible these Angry places is Walker’s field' the old the entrance thef home contest Into cultivating garden baseball grounds mountain district of unlimited eastern Mr Moran has an acre of land lieber S Cutler manager of the pub-- v will that be capital During the day members of the comSixth East and Second South available licit v department of the sugar com-'yaloans at for 23 years of age bookon sheep cattle and all other live-stomittee received hundreds of requests L W Gillilan he has already had plowed up in accordance with that that says Korn’s at warehouse played the whic-soon will be completed the and It will soon be ready for plantfor seed and many offers of plowed or keeper ilans A GlazIer Provo acre ° The is 'contest promises to be highly instruc-- ’ entire 'be will the of "innocent of ing president bystander" late plowable ground Dr Widtsoe will re- part hIch ia capitalized in potatoes The cultivative and gives promise of spreading into in to the committee this afternoon planted the As afternoon a result he port ! 1100000 yesterday tF sum This in of land be the of tion under the however will every community Importance Word was also received a bullet has Imbedded to in his yesterday cheek just L Ben according will be in oil Mr two states The prizes Moran direct supervision of Rich of from Logan that from- eighteen to below Salt Lake oneAttorney of the directors- does bits of sculpture decorated himself the eye Instructors-twenty-fiv- e right iyantlngs volunteer planting ‘china books handbags necklaces and would represent the come to Salt ?8en8e Across the street at the Alco-ba- r 598 Lake to give conCern- - Mr- - Rich said other useful articles active and to Instruction : street W Second South Juan mghtCortez In general the contests will be SMILE FADES FROM extra gardening contemplating I Utah-Idah- o Ar-- those Is ’ among various organizations including the jimImo filed with the who claims to be a descendant of the Among applications wrjfkv Company clubs and schools various branches the AS FACE PEASLETS conservation was one from Spanish dons and Pete Parnard an committee i and our disposal uni £av® of the relief societies of the Mormon limft’ - the L D S U for sufficient seed Demto Pictures in a' heated JnVt1&8UIn8 i?8-church the Sunday schools and the will that assist ranging sow twenty acres Undivided support Italian became engaged COURT SAYS 150 DAYS i? Vn the livestock industry in various branches of the M L A and to witnesses the argument According of student been has every the intermountain territory We will pledged ' i primary associations graded schools Train onstration Riverton-is Cortez drove Land Italian from culto the located saloon be be at in a to meet a position schools and universities 'high “Joseph Peasley you are charged tivated and it Is hoped to get addi- with a huge club degree of magnitudeproposition In addition to these clubs and va- We can with What °£any is gambling your tional land closer to the city millions of dollars to the societies there will be prizes for rious Cortez is said to' have retaliated by said Justice Peace of the plea?" °f £he livestock interests I individuals The story of the sugar industry in both from the standpoint B Scott yesterday in his court F rocks smashing a panel in throwing odf?l?fwher® 1? this section" tho United States and its growth in ‘of quality and quantity and estimate "Guilty” responded Peasley with the a&loon door when ' Parnard sought new j has been made that if all the are lncorpora-tlc- n importance' particularly in the lnter- - SCHMIDT APPROVED a smile plans it is said will mean a great deal iI mountain-wescarried out Utah and Idaho will be ’will be included Ina the shelter of the bar Parnard then "Also with selling liquor in dry I® and cattlemen who I film romance which has been provided the best supplied states in pre-- f among AS continued the STATE Justice PRINTER countered a large revolver territory" served fruits in America company for ?n money and- I by the Utah-Idah- o oViPal1iy f£°rt Sugardemonstration still “Guilty" said Peasley Is and he TTeI forth' livestock enterEither dried or alleged to have the issuing tristate agricultural smiling I Under conits most oh fruit may be considered In the train which its dispensaimporshot five flred at starts' the in or on $50 ions the fleeing Span- days "Fifty uriLI?o-- a: &no?'rmer °r cattle-- I tant journey May L The film has been superintendent of state printing which lard test and the preservation of fruit one jail first In hundred charge days in the Jams Jellies and marmalades will be P°8®88l°ns to II arranged by Heber S Cutler manager was announced on the second" said offer a'oiitCfl23rT2e111 need some At this critical moment Gillilan cams was confirmed at time iail or $100 to in addition to ago of suffer the of the department encouraged especially Scott publicity "Take from your choice" a examUtah-Idah- o of state the board of to the canning of fruits It is explained meeting the window of the warehouse to see company The smile left the face of the Monday afternoon' ' that use VJce high price of tin demonstration train iners When the Sugar owing to the farm accused he thromLnf4 and to $150 the what the trouble was all about' A of paid HDefinite arrangements have been and earthen Jars will of the ihSad ldl CJ?pafy Dredge of arrives in Salt Lake May 2 to give made county I to Harden bullet' struck him beneath the right Bennion G this year in the preservabe extensiveglass accordingthe demonstrations throughout valley secretary of state under which Mr Fred Shields was fined $25 for E WhartmT of : John tion of fruits the shown will residents be sugar and knocked him to the floor' He eye gambling of t T- - E will' have an office in the Commercial canning companies will of Schmidt with film in front of the office DuS dustry reach the police-bteletitle of attempted the to enter the contest capitol not be permitted screen and Ashblr ? superintendent phone but tocould The bulld-a- of state The not get connections Boyle of Salt Lake additional I for printing on the i be the film will placed Later he was aided into an automobile I rectors ing directly across Main' street from and Dr W S Keyting examined the The1 The bullet was so deeply emwound The film will open with the pictures an bedded that picture was R Thomas and Smith of Joseph F to be found to locate it An necessary vice Cutler president and president operation : for its removal will be perand general manager of the Utah-Idah- o will formed today company and then the story Sugar was' arrested without a Parnard be told in pictures of the importation but the officers arrived on the struggle beet first of the sugar Mormons the scene too by late to find the weapon machinery from Francewhich he is alleged to heve concealed F C Richmond CommerThe next picture will show the first Cortez was discovered about half an in Utah commercial beet sugar factory 1891 hour later still running along the railThe secret to and In Lehi health good which 'was erected at cial Club President Named road tracks He was taken to the city Utah-Idah- o Is owned by the Sugar A rolcntaiy trust agreement and is held as a witness Parnard jail deand a beautiful complex- company The illustrated general was booked on an open charge Chairman of Commission made during: our lifetime with of the sugar beetindustry velopment faion will be followed by arguments in Easy simple and We Don’t Attempt to this institution will relieve you vor of the use of sugar MYSTERY AILMENT the of scenario sugar A the line to from operate cheap In cares of and business enable of the pursuance in Stock All provisions of a Keep film says that In the buying of a sack PUZZLES DOCTORS £“8edT byv th8 last legislature the high cost of living is reof sugar to concerniyourself satisfy you the Fiction That Is Bamberger Is added: apduced materially and it food pointed a state publicity yesterday and developat a of VTwenty-seve- n Infantile Paralysis Suspected a Cause pounds29592 ng: tlie future management of ment board Printed of calories contains cost of $387 of Death of The personnel of the new body is as cost a of sugar at energy: 48S pounds84781 your estate enChild c'vtrhmond of calories of contains president of DO $387 jl t"® ?alt Commercial club W H that Is sugar further It quoted ergy" An agreement of this kind Wattis president of the Weber club of Puzzled by the mysterious ailment is one of the best most readily digest-abl- e Ogden Evan It Owen president of the which caused the death at the L D g food known of forms and cheapest can be ended by yon at any Commercial Boosters club of Loren film pertaining hospital yesterday of Ruth Virginia the of section The 1L N Hayes president of the Judge Cope beet industry of Mr and daughter time' directly to theofsugar Commercial club of Richfield C A Mrs Charier E Cope G Gill one Dr of forth bringing promise gives Johnson president of the Delta Comof the inphysician and his assoattending the best mechanical displays We invite yen to come in and mercial club R S Collett president of ciates will screens on conduct a test local ever today Sold on presented dustry easy monthly the Roosevelt Commercial club E M the child's That illness had some of be of the will reel The concluding us consult ' Tyson president of the Brigham City the of infantile paralysis symptoms company plant Sugar Call at our payments Commercial club W P Whitehead of was admitted by Dr Richards construction the construction of under Provo L E and Whitmore of SCHOOL hesitated however in naming ' who fuel oil tanks and of the plants of the store for a demonstration The chief duty of the boardPrice dread malady as the cause of deaththat be Anaheim Sugar company the Holly & the collection and dissemination will in"She died of an acute infection just of Los Anlmatos the company - and Sugar company formation of interest and value to we cannot say" he said "There what Sugar investors and homeseekers was some suspicions a prospective be will While exhibit the in the high fever and open & with ' a view to promoting fostering Co been infantile have In it be will that it Lake Salt in air might given paraland developing the various interests motion picture houses In other cities ysis East on SoJTfctnjSe 1868 industries Was 32 and resources of the state Main Efficient services demonwill Up Public Funeral be Service held Thurswhich will be touched by the The members will serve without comUtah Idaho and Ne- stration in day at the Larkln-Hu- ll train at S chapel Kearns 5001 Main o’clock Bldg pensation I - I GOOD ROADS DAY lArt Premiums Valued at Over $1000 Will EncourP age Fruit Cauning one of the chief witnesses the state was the announcement made late last the defense 'night by to the fact that no Owing was preliminary in the case the teshearing of Mrsheld Paulson was not recordtimony ed at the time except as it was taken of the inquest over ' the body of the murdered woman No official of the testimony taken at that time is said to be In existence The defense claims that they would f rom like the state to bring the woman California to test if' that she would l e one of the most important witnesses the defense could have in that her evidence would tend to prove De Weese was not the murderer At the inquest Mrs Paulson who was a member household in qf the was committed fs which the murder have testified she heard a alleged to in the room occupied by De quarrel Weese and the woman who was with him and that during the quarrel the man was heard to say: "I know the kind of a life that you have been living In San Francisco’ ’ It is alleged by the defense that if Mrs Paulson would repeat this before be able to show the they would De Weese had not been in San that jury Francisco at ajiy time during the six that the murder and commonths preceding it was not the accused man who lie is mitted the crime with which charged Mrs Paulson has been located in San Francisco by Sheriff Corless but from she the Information received last night witnot come to Salt Lake as a may ness in the case despite the fact that the state wishes her aa a winess the close of From ’indications court last night the qtJury will be secured commence today and the taking of testimony Wilson McCarthy district attorney announced last night that' he expected would comof the not latertestimony mencetaking than 2 o’clock this afternoon - 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