OCR Text |
Show jFIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, serious consequences generally to become apparent. Chicopee, Mass., and ths Connecticut valley with fifty deaths, today still led from ths all localities that suffered Christmas flood of fake whisky. In o thirty-twdeaths attributable to wood alcohol poisoning had occurred since December 1, according to peter 41. Hoffman, Cook county coroner. Fully awakened to the dangers of the poisonous beverage, rltv, state and federal officers from New York and Fan Francisco today were directing their efforts toward eliminating sales of the liquid. Peveral states attorneys announced their intention to ask for death penalties for venders of the poison If murder indictments were obtained In New York. Fan Francisco, Chicago, Memphis, Tenn ; New Haven, Conn . and a number of other rltlea, alleged sellers of the poisonous liquor were under ar- FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1020.' Chi-ra- ng New York Celebrates Holi day's Arrival With Much e Enthusiasm. i of t Old-tim- I More Subdued Tone Marks .1 Comlng of 1920 In Other i Large Centers of Country. ' - . Commences This Morning 9 ofClock This is a clearance sale of Shirts odds and ends brought to light by stocktaking. If your sizejs'among them, theres a waiting for you. rest Whlskv substitutes Intended for New Year's elebrators at Fan Francisco contained crude oil, embalming fluid, oil of peppermint and oil of carmine, chemical nalysis revealed. Dry Holiday in St. Louis. ST I.OCIS. Jan. 1 St. Louis's New Years eve celebration was said to have beea-tb- e "lineal' in Jts history - While dining rooms of hotels and cafes ware crowded, most of the revelers contented theme lives with cider. Some, however, brought their Own liquor and were charged "corkage " There was only little noise and but few inebriated per sons were seen. Shirt Sale Clean-U- p Treaty Is Negoti jPay Was Scanty, but Food ated With Soviet GovernPlentiful and Camps ment of Russia Comfortable. Pre-pea- ce PORPAT, Wednesday, Deo, 1. (By the Associated Press.) The first step toward peace between Esthonla and soviet Russia was taken tonight by the signing of a preliminary armistice, which is (b exist for one week, stipulating sn Immediate cessation of hostilities snd covering Jtsthonian"" independence" snd mllltaryguarinies W Ilh regard to lhe Letters from surviving pioneers who helped In the actual construction of the first railroad Into Fait Lake ths Utah Central, now the Oregon Short Line continue to arrive In th office of D. W. Parratt, secretary of the committee which, baa tha celebration Of Jb semicentennial of that events January 10, In jcharf. Additional details as to tha j at ruction work have been received from which may be terml- - Thom H Harris, of Centerville; David hours notice by who 115S Westminster avenue, - Heaps The agreement, nated on twenty-fou- r 1 either s.de, is to .become effective Janu- J WM f conductor and remained i NEW YORK. Jan. 1. Celebration of ary t. Unless action Is taken to ter- in service until ISIS; H. H. Han sea, of Capital. ihe advent of th New Year continued Quiet Day minate It, the agreement automatically fly rum, who aa a boy of eleven year fentll dawn In the hotels and restauJan 1. New Year's renews itseli after seven days. WASHINGTON, yoke of drove a team of horse or The agreement consists of five docuwas day quietly observed here today. In rants along the freat "White Way,, the oflicittl end J. H. Davie, ciddes theta was ths usual round ments, and includes a map defining the I oxen on a scraper. old, when s'xteen who. yeare revelers taking advantage of what they of social functions, although at the White frontiers. An interesting clause absolve of Logan, charge House there was no formal celebration Kathonia from all obligations to Kussia was made "dump man" and had on Considered the Jat opportunity to celefills ths because of the illness of the president. resulting from former connections witn of the shaping of the high brate In the hilarious manner tradi- Secretary road. of State Lansing and Mrs Lan- that country. VV. B. Richards, of Salt Lake, writes tional to New York. 101106 and other sing were the hosts at a luncheon for the the signing of the agreement had been follows: . comobservers said the crowds which jammed diplomatic corpa, and receptions were set tor 1 o clink in ms afternoon, but 12, 16. October or about On by Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. it was not until nearly t o'clock in ths ppper Broadway from midnight untit held Daniels. Secretary of War and Mrs. evening that the conferees succeeded in menced work for the Utah Central rail-a pearly morning were equal in site and Baker and (Assistant Secretary of War adjusting alt details. road. I was employed as rodman in and Mrs Crowell. The text of the clause recognising surveying party, conststing of the follow-10 tplrlt to the those of former years. Messages to the nation were Issued last says: ing persons. A. F. Doremus, engineer I While unnumbered thousands paraded "In accordance with the principles oft charge of the party. Rodney Badger,night by Vice President Marshall and the thoroughfare with all sorts of several members of the cabinet, in all proclaimed by the soviet Russian governFrank Kimball, James Ferguson and myof which was expressed a nqte of optiment of the right of all peoples to a free other thousands who. witn Our ramp was on ths west bank of determination of their nationality, even had purchased stocks of mism for the coming year. Weber river, several rods south of to the the from state the complete Wines and liquors before July 1, were Receive Seasonal to which they belong. Kussia recognises the Utah Central bridge, then under conGreetings. without reservation the Independence 01 struction. Our camp was very well suphtaklng merry in the hotels snd restauWASHINGTON, Jah. 1. New Year's the Esthoman rants. state and Ifeely abdicates plied with everything that was needed la greetings from the heads of a number for all time ail the sovereign Much of the liquid refreshment was of rights the way of food supplies snd equipment. towere received foregn governments which belonged to Russia with respect to YVe worked from ten to twelve hours snt in advance by truck end limousine After reservations for the night had been day by President Wilson. Messages came Ksthoma a land and people, in accord each dav. Luxemburg, We remained at our YVeber camp (hade. A heavy profit through "cork-ago- " from England, and Belgium. with former state orders, as well several other Euro- ancethose Sweden, Itaiy ' An and "cooling1 charges was reaped. pean the grade was completed from Oguntil assorted lot of shirts mostly stiff under international Mostly small sizes; the present values are giyen rights countries and from most of the treatim. Eslhunlan land and - Crowds on the streets, while not lackden to Layton, when we moved the camp peoples South American while we republics $2.50; last, shall-hav- e whtrh they camp ing in exuberance, were more orderly from to no with Kayeville. cuffs; special yi this Cleanup Sfale at 98c, obligations whatever Tha president spent more than two than tn former years Two thousand po- hours where we met choice-a- t, each . . . .7 In his wheel chair on the south respect to Russia,. Decause of the former worked to Farmington, . your lice officers, who lined Broadway from Our north. the surveying party coming connections of Esthoma with Russia." portico of the White House and ate a Thirty-thir- d street to Columbus cltcle, moderate The agreement stipulates that, during work then completed, we broke up camp In meal his room. said they had little to do and few arthe cessation of hostil.ties, the respective some time near the latter part of Norests were made. armies shall remain on the territory held vember, 1869 ; The eelebrat.on was confined to places BOMB "The weather conditions during the IS by each and that the land between them Of merriment. The chimes of hundreds time we were engaged In this work were shall he considered a ueutral sons. Of churches rang out as of old at midIN OAKLAND 'J he frontier is fixed at ten kilometers very favorable for railroadof work. Ouria of whistles while thousands night, bathing eastward of Lake Peipus, crossing Lag only recreation consisted of A chorus shrieked In accompaniment. I p to November II Pcipim and Lake Pskov, and running the YVeber river. WOO voices sang at Madison Square Oar OAKLAND, Cal., Jan. 1. A bomb thence to the east of Isborsk we enjoved this recreation continuously, southward den. while a pageant was presented, that date we had our first snow,. placed on the porch of the East Bay The present Eathonian military line is but on which t Theaters were crowded bevond ca- Water waa somewhat of a bllxleft approximately intact. The frontier storm, 'An assorted lot of 6hirts. You will find station last the exploded fact that companys pacity, notwithstanding lasted only a very short time. but xard, an as is settlement regarded important most of the larger houses had doubled the The next day the sun came out warm, when it was picked up by James Eathonian victory. values at $1.15. them attractive night was estimated It pries of admission and good weather continued up to ths an employee of the eompany, 2 FOB $2.25, that the box office receipts totaled Hamilton, our breaking ramp. IiONDON, Jan. 1 The rapture of timeI of The station is in an exclusive resiTwo roof gardens charged 111 1)00,000. do not remember lust what comon the Russian southern Yekaterinoslav, noise The dence district. of ex the a aeat for their midnight shows. and Novomaskovsk, fifteen miles pensation I received for my work, but plosion reached for several blocks, but front, northwest of Yekaterinoslav, is announced I do remember that II received my pay in revelers New had discontinued the Years neighborin a Bolshevik official statement Issued about one year after YEAR hood thought it to be a part of the today. work, which consisted of not qutta boot of The reds also are fighting fiercely for enough to buy a pair , night's celebration. Heres an extraordinary opportunity to November 13. A. F. On or about of Tcherksssv, on the Dnieper, Hamilton was badly burned about poswe-slo- n occasion had to Bore mux and myself e TO fret a swell shirt at a remarkable price. of mbes Kiev. ninety-fivsoutheast Tney the bauds, face and eves. have occupied Marlinsk, east of Tomsk come to Salt Lake and on the has developed no ex- on This is the Yvay they Yvill sell Investigation we I as returned remember, by the Siberian front, the etatement adds. coach to our CHICAGO, Jan. 1 Chicago s husky planation of the presence or the bomb, ramp It was while on this young New Year, nursed last night on and the police arc uncertain whether it I met to $4.25 Governor that $ 8.50 Silk .Shirts IRKUTSK. Sunday. Dec. 2S. (By the return tripwho camp bottles, showed no signs of was the result of a boyish was a passenger on the Durkey, or of in Associated is a Irkutsk stats prank Press) Silk $5.00 Another lot of shirts, the values ranjre as Shirts as and the supreme someone who wished to $10j00 being congress Aa we neared Bountiful, dry Martial law was declared fol- same coach. tailed damage the of siege court hd forevast. our attention to a the governor from $2.50 to $4.50, special in this Cleanup $6.25 Silk Shirts Revolutionan $12.50 of Social lowing uprising Cafes became cafeterias last night, and companys property. log consisting of a ary troops Iecember 24. during which homestead, service apparently proved sale Silk Shirts d a .$7.50 and chicken small a at $1.98. $15.00 cabin, tliev captured the railway station, but adequate to produce all the traditional URGED all were nicely whitewashed, and were unable to take the city from the coop; Joys of the New lear welcome. we seen waa a as cabin the passed IS lady Kolchak forces. Order being preserved The Illinois search and seisure law, She had a neatly clad In homespun. by the Csecho-Slova- k troops. The Amerl pan which prohibit movement of liquor even In her hand and was feeding In are cans and will be safe Irkutsk across the street, went by the boards. chickens. 160 miles ROME, Jsn. 1. Pope Benedict recently evacuated to Verkhne-Udlnsflasks were fashionable, but Ae we came upon this little scene I of Irkutsk. thirstier ones transported their select received a letter from th international east rolled down the govacross Communication the river noticed the tears the Red committee of Angara at Cross stocks to downtown eating placea Geneva Is private ernor's cheeks, and he said: 'Pardon me, of the cutting of the because difficult use all 111 him to his Influence to in and baskets, 1 urging golf bags suitcases, cannot help it; this cosy one case even a trunk was used. hasten the repatriation of 300,000 pris- pontoon bridge, and American Red Cross gentlemen, re- little place, withtts surroundings, Police threats of enforcement of the oners still in Fiberla, who are suffering boats are the only means of transportam so much of my first home, minds drastic search law failed of execution. the gravest privations The letter was tion. w here I spent the happiest days of my I Several of the cabinet ministers have Glum-face- d detectives assigned to watch Signed by Gustavs Ador, former presi- been Ufe ' The arrested. forces Switzerland now of and revolutionary dent stood cafes downtown the president are in virtual control of the idly by snd explained how he had cleared railroad from s "He then with envious eye watched the contraband of the Red Cross committee farm and built himself a home The pontiff answered that he agreed Irkutsk westward to Krasnoyarsk, but no of little Chief Uarrlly, who liquor disappear. He then added 'If I had my logs. outbreaks have been reported earlier In the day had announced the with the sentiments expressed In the let- serious life to live over, with mv pest experiAdmiral Kolchak Is said to be at Achlaw wpuld be enforced, made the rounds ter and hoped that no Christian heart I would never aspire to a public ences, The pope said insk, 220 miles of Tomsk. at midnight and. In a famous downtown would be unresponsive office; there Is more pleasure and haphotel, delivered a short speech to tha he would ask the authorities concerned a rural home than occupvlng a in piness to cooperate for repatriation of ths pris- KING EMMANUEL jeveiers. governor's seat. This little Incident Imx',I am g'ad to see everybody having oners. me so much that I have never pressed The Japanese emperor and government such a good time," he said. OBSERVES forgotten It. On the streets the merry revelers were have been approached by the pope on the I was bom In Winter Quarters. Neb , J as numerous as ever in the early eve- suhject etnee the only feasible way of on January 26, 147, and arrived In Salt 1 the New Jan ROME, to is with Year's Armed assemble was home, whistles, gay repatriating prisoners day ning. Lake vallev a vear later My residence celebrated in Italy with almost .the same is caps and confetti, they prepared to greet them at Vladiv ostok. at 934 Hollywood avenue. Salt Lake." reremonies as Christmas, there the New Year, but a driving snowstorm din- general exchange of presents and rapidly falling mercury soon drove RESUMES nera snd other social affairs. Murguta Relieved of Command. the majority to cover. The king received the high dignitaries BAN ANTOMO. Terns, Jan l. Xewapapers IN FRANCE of state at the Quirlnal palace, begin- received here fmsa Haltifle, Mexico, asy that ning with the wearers of the Annunsla-ta- t President ( arranaa of Mexico has ordered th 1 Production collar, who rank aa his cousins The moors! of l.eoeral Prxociaco Marsala from has been Ul.LE, Jan I I jmL vi Our entire lino of boys the factories members of th cabinet, the senators, tummand of the federal troopa la naholla asd resumed In about one-haha sent General Maatiel Iqnlao to relieve him. and other officials of where followed Frame the northern deputies The outbreak 1 ovefcoats-Totla- y REVELS of the war paralvxed Industry and where dqvlomatlc corps will be received by ths Ike removal was ordered It Is said, beesnae 8U'ts an V,' Uurxnla failed to encage Villa ia battle after V-battles raged for four veara Of this king snd queen Friday evening. L . . . . and at e A Saturday Thoaa who know Msrgula Musquli raid. The most notable event of the day was the that CHICAGO, Jan. 1 Authorities throughnumber, however, about thirteen per cent he will net relinquish bis command at s the address .of Camille Barrere, the say I out ths country today gravely awaited have been at work only a month. I order snd point to the fset that be examined today by the correspon- aFieneh ambassador, during a reception lo isamnsaaclose to Kaphtoes Jllrrlea, governor reports front New Years eve revels for This is the way they will sell today and tomorrow; confirmation or refutation of their predent of the Asv In ted. Press, Who isVhe French colony, at which he said he of very Cos hut la. who reeestly broke with Carjit wave of deaths from visiting ths war xone under a special had never practiced what le described as reers. Ns definite Information to that effect the dictions that He hoped he would baa bees recolred here, howaver. weilcoliot poisoning, whhh took a toll dispensation of the government, showed secret dlnlomacy. 6.40 $ 8.50 Boys Suits and Overcoats 12" lives during the that In this region 30,000 plants employert never commit euch a sin, he declared. approximately anti ; 7.50 OvcrcontsTYrT; r; Christmas holidays, would be repiatml $ ing 800,000 workers were raxed by gun-f- it r;'::': America Takes Second Place. e looted or badly disorganised. Ear'y today there was slight evidence I I BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday, Dec. 31. $12.50 Boys Suits and Overcoats $ 9.40 that celebrators of the arrival of tne new Offh lals consider the work done dur- TEXAS MINERS BALK The United States ranks second to ing the last year as very creditable, as year had not . profited hv knowledge CENT RAISE! 14 Overcoats Great Britain in the number of merchant $13.50 Iloys Suits and $10.15 gained of the effects of drinking out- the period between November 11, when ' vessels entering the port of Buenoa Aires lawed liquor The more pessimistic offi- the armistice was signed, and the first V $15.00 Boys Suits and Overcoats $11.25 of March was occupied bv the authorities ciate pointed out. however, that it probFORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 1 Texas ln P19' Norw,J b8ln third. The growth coal miners are not satisfied with the I c'r,h American marine truffle to South ably would require a full day for the in getting ready for operations In la shown America statistics cent published fourteen per $16.50 Boys Suits and f settlement, anordlng to VA Cunningham, former district wb,:h .indicates that 17) prea-- 1 hr. Overcoats ,.$12.40 States flag, with ident, who was In Fort Worth today en ships under the United "'A total tonnage of 30,600 tons, arrived route to Columbus, Ohio, to attend the 4 $18.50 Boys Suits and special convention of the national organi- daring the year sation. $13.90 s sav-The increase Cunningham. Is not Suspect Hu Prison Record. enough to guarantee Texas miners a de1 1 T.JTTLB ROCK. Ark., Jan. 1 A I Moore, Suits and $20.00 Boys rent and satisfactory living Cunningham 8 fretted la Colo., fhirfM atm forfrr, thinks the bet service the government waa rtlnifdDfw, fmm lb Katfts ttsfc peniteu OYcrcoats ,.,$15.00. can afford the public now ia to show Uary In June, 1B18. after baring arrrrd a how much profit the operators and re-- t utww for burglary and grand terceuy. a Hera make In handling coal. Hr rmhractrd Dereral thoueand tfoUa'Hk It waa OUR DRUG STORE IS AT harg?f, from Hi. Twiu Uty bank of North SO. MAIN STREET Utti Rock where h waa employe aa asaiataut Print Paper Rapidly Disappearing. ftloor. following tha aUf4 em ttinhirr 1 WASHINGTON. Jaa Tesmimptioa ef tenement, disappeared aad traa apprehended ia print piT in the I Bind Slates durtar the .New lark. lest three months reached a record breaking of a reception tures numbered (833, Involving a total ex- army resort es. '0,000 ( sou.ooo, and Right he was t point along with prices, the Federal Trade civic guard, 300,000 to 400,000. Swedish Prince to Visit Mexico. at the home of former United States penditure for construction of conmiavcoi reported in a sommary I, clay Tke Senator Elmrr J. Burkett. SAN ANTONIO. average mat of nrwa pnat at mills at the Texan, Jan J Prince HO iwcood a hundred, if thr king of ttwrdtea, la btglnnlng of December Thirty Dealers In Custody. the commission reported a , tn.t JV 75 fhwdn!M aoou. and will Great Ball ding Record. rrir 1band klrxlro Germany's Forces Hearty Million. NEW IIAVENv conn., Jan. 1. Thiity-fl- e In 1018 ths pur other atmtHpalltlea year ago tJw rllt Mtslr a, Itj CHICAGO. Jan. I. Despite the InterLONDON, Jan.'" f Germany's armed lowest In severs I ytara were under arrest in Connei tlcut toihronglt that country, acrurdlng to t!grapbir of forces are eat I mated by the British war advleca received here laet Bifbt. Tha preaent ruption of strikes and the high prli and was 193R labor t the third material. to total close to a million men. day as a result of the Investigation of office aet ef the eherrahmtta state! prince Poatmuter Appointed These are dilded into the regular army federal, state and city official Into the hut (he teat ef the telegraatt infer that greatest building year In Chicago s ia pew pm the high eeaa. secordlng to the annual report of of 400 noo. the land forree of the regular wave of fataliuc and il ne, caueed by 8pHal to Tha Tribune Commissioner Bostrom Building WAHHINdTO. Jaa I.wmiftn . Henry navy, 13 000. the armed constabulary, Falkea-drinking poison whlskv. Th death toll the temporary volunteer or regular In the state wae seventeen. Building permits for alt classes of struc berg waa today appelated poatjnaater at 0ld Mexican Congress Adjourns. taH. eucreedfeg Jaae Hill J, Uervfer. MCXIVO CITY, Bee. It. WeDnewtayTba beeator Joha R kcedrirk ef tyomiug ftlexicaa reegeees. which has bees fa regular baa appointed te the Weet Folat Wllirary session sines early In Kept ember, adjourned sine emy. aa radeta, Ioaard . Audemou of Is the senate forerun set ed E. Paoie ef Under, die tonight. Wo., sad hereute elected a majority ef both the perms Wo. and .p,,,,,,,,. at noise-piaker- s. Mens White Stiff Front Shirts, Special Shirts 98C .OuC t 2 for $1.25 OUTRAGE REPORTED Z. . C.M.I. $1.15 Silk Shirts Half Price 1 HAS INFANT WET INTRODUCTION THECHICAGOANS Seven-teent- Shirts, Special -- Shirts, Special $1.98 h, et ' one-roo- m aerve-yourae- lf cow-she- TOTiASTEN REPATRIATION WORK Z. C. M. I. Fourth Off Sale k, Hip-pock- et j J On Men s SuitiT arid Overcoats Continues Today and Saturday HOLIDAY AUTHORITIES AWAIT NEWS OF FATALITIES FROM HOLIDAY Extra Special Values for the Boys 'I' PRODUCTION NORTHERN j lf ,t. ft IM-ure- f AT PER JLU f M m Tfc ..$ S tl9.00BoysSmtv W'YK fl i mV l FI 'N ' Overcoats. i v' w-re- 113-1- w. 1 - 5!EBr Wll-bri- ffinwr his-to-- thug-wate- Dloi of Bullet Wound. ANNAPOI.IS MS . Jan. LMliiahlpmaa Car-11Joy. ef Keokuk. Iowa, a member ef 1b reread rlaaa at the Naval academy, died today frm the effects ofw. a bullet woead aceideaully inflicted be k. a rhwnatr, Thompeou while target shooting Is the weoda near here A third midshipman waa !u the last Tuesday 1 Pompano had fired at the party target, aad while attempting to aLuet the safety ateh of hia revolver, the wrupa waa diadurgeda KcitJv C&rven ffr Car.pir m, the body which cut legislative commisalou, will have charge of the Installation of mem. hers of the next congreaa, which will meet hep Umber 1. 1020. American Steamer Is Sank. NKW YORK. J,s. 1 Twenty flv, nAnbera f the crew of the Amertcun shin Xervood, Hrh was sunk by a mine off Tecs helling, HcdUad. Demher 1, arrived here today on the t'eesp'trt Kdellya. The Kerwood was bound from New York to Hamberg when seek. Lodff Coming to Am eric. Two Deaths From AJcohoL LOHDOT. Oliver Lodge, Jan 1 Two deaths resulting Jaa. 1 of the bofiety fee Psychical Xeearrh. ilewN pHanuijag euppoeedly the dent t lilted Stetee eenu fte hia the leave for will mult of New tears eve relegations, were ae principal of the Diversity of tnthe croner today Today a rttma Rirmmgham, which pueitioa be baa eid elate were John VaistremL 1ft, and CHIC A00 frim wood aged Jeeeph ft& Finer, ueri hi vl HMX). Pershing Closing Holiday Visit. LINCOLN. Neb, Jsn. 1. Oenetal Jqhn Pernhlnk will close his holiday visit rlth members of hi fa ml y here next Falurday when he will leave for te resume his lnnpei t!n tour of army f tty bef'pre a meetteg he id 4r the aiujrtce posts His program for tort ay luneh-no- n of the Ooesai'etas riutw of hleftieo, sc online s woman s relief corps t with Governor Samuel R M'Kelvl teieg'spu ad wee leeching here test a gut and dinner at tha family residence. To- from jiraice City. Oonxalee to Seek PresMrnry. ANTONIO. Texas. J.n. 1 - Th plat form upon uhirh General ftbe leoeaahe will aek eiedlrtu ee preeidet of Uealco will be aneeuuced by tlNsalc le a speech be eili make today at tin lrtk theoter ia Xeaica SAN f J- - Chi-ax- o insF L f s f t Q? j ' V ,W iV |