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Show , t s . JilLiE TOTTC You cant sell it if people dont know it is for Bale. 'A little 'Tor Sale" ad in this paper will tell them all about it. A few cents will sell it. E1 KLflN British And French Foreign Ministers Agree On The Details For Evacuation Of Thrace By The Greeks Re ferred To Cabinets (By Associated Press) and France as represented by Foreign Secretary Curzon and Premier Poincaire have agreed in principle that the troops of the Turkish nationalists shall be allowed to occupy . eastern Thrace only after the conclusion of a peace treaty. This general agreement will now' be sttbmit--te- d to the French and British cabinets which are in session and will be referred to Rome by Italys representatives here.. It is considered there is little doubt, however, that all will accept. This resolution provides three steps for the return of Thrace to the Turks. First the Greek army and those of the to leave population desiring must evacuate immediately. Second the Turkish civil admin-- , istration will be installed at the same time the Allied troops take the place of the Greek forces to restore order. Third the Turkish army will be allowed to cross" the Dardanelles and enter Thrace only on the conclusion of the treaty. (By Associated Press) , , A report Sultan Homamrrved Vf; of LONDON Oct., 7. that, Turkey has abdicated,' .wai early this afternoon by the Russian delegation here,; in a wireless dispatch from Moscow. Moscow is believed to be in close touch with' Constantinople. ' the jet riU c tcj L.: This paper y: z about It. ndiaUt tion is better than C-- - NUMBEI SATURDAY, OCTOBER1 7,, 1922. S fl F T E Ri EETTIN GlLONBlWT bihENFOHGEIGREAT: PROPERTI THE OVER TO o I t Read It yocrr: you will LOG AM CITY. CACHE tOUNTY. UTAH. v'OLUME XLIIL f , IT BETTER BAKER CITY, Ore,, Oct., 7. A flaming cross was planted in front of the office of the Baker City Democrat yesterday by five unidentified men who rode to the office jn a closed car. The Democrat has been carrying on a campaign against the Kuklux Klan. The men were not hood- -- (B? Associated Press) Oct7. This MUDANIA, mornings session opened with optimism, at the start Ismet Pasha the Turkish nationalist representative sounded a conciliatory note by making a statement that at the time the conference broke up Thursday he had not re ceived the Angora governments - Following The Opinion In Northern . Ontario, of Attorney - General Canada Eight Million Daugherty as To The Dollars Worth of PropPresence of Liquor On erty Has Been DestroyShips The Government ed While Many Lives Takes Action . Have Been Lost, Big Teams of The Coun- - try Meet Their; First Beal Opposition Of The Season Today Import, ant Games In West , Occur (By Associated' Prew) (Bt Associated Press), PSNYEiUCX-t4..I-, The Cow-- ;, iQRTIOAY..QnL...QcL.Z-- : es. Apparently' Ismet on receiv- - The executive branch of the gov The property Joss in the fire that of Oleg Rodimlr,' grandson boys from the 'University ing the Angora reply was ccnvin emment today proceeded to the swept many towns in Northern of tKo lato King Nikolas of Montene- Wyoming, stiff suffering from Mexican Soldiers Mu-- ced he had demanded more than enforcement immediately, of the Ontario will probably aggregate gro, onco an officer of the czar'o army, the sting of their 20 to 0 defeat now an Amtrican citizen and business interpretationfef the prohibition seven to eight million dollars. man, on the Job 'at hie desk in the administered by Colorado Col ' Kill Own Their tiny; amendment add encorcement act The loss of life is likely to to- Standard Oil company's office at Con- lbge last' Saturday,- - clash, here i by the legal branch as prohibit- tal thirty or forty, while between stantinople. with the untested eleven of BABY GUY HAS LOYAL ing the transportation or rale one hundred and fifty to two hun Colorado School f Mines, the of liquor on American vessels dred chief pontest of the Rocky farms were burned out ac- ARMY OFFICIALS whomever operated, and the ILL VERY BEEN Premto statement a of MEXICALI, Lawer CalifornMountain conference scheduled presence of liquor on foreign cording ia, Oct- 7. Men of the Twenty-nint- h today made after a ARE GRATIFIED for today. Owing to the defeat rhip3 within American territori ier Drufy (By Associated Press) al waters. Afting on orders is- trip over the stricken area. Five Mexican battalion mutin. of the Wyoming team in' the Y- Oct, and others N. POUGHKEEPSIE, sued by President Harding im- towns were destroyed ied and killed those of their offi- - 7. John initial game the Orediggers are t . E. Mack, guardian 'ad mediately after the publication were damaged. WASHINGTON, Oct. cers who refused to join them in litem for Guy Stillman, Second in imporservice officials, in a state- favorites. today re- yesterday of the opinion handed of rebel to forces the AND VIRTUE DOMESTIC tance esceived Mrs. letters from deserting Anne down by the department of is a game in Albuquerque ment tonight on the record jusDEVOTION CROWNED y between Denver General Juan Carrasco, when Stillman stating that baby Guy tice. Chairman tablished by Lieutenats University and Lasker of the BY ACADEMY New the battalion was sent from Mex- had been at deaths door but was Mexico declared and the Kelly, University.. , Board to moved Shipping stop icali to fight in Sinaloa two better nowdemonstration had furnished sale or transportation the of (By Associated Press) weeks ago, and are now in re(By Associated PreM) 'convincing proof of the wonderliquor on goverment ships while 7. Among the ful ' Ofct., - 7. The PARIS, Oct., CHICAGO, bellion. according to delayed adaeronautical of the reliability Mellon proceeded, to Secretary varied of received vices here yesterday. the French engine the world has ever yet husky University . of Georgiy activites give notice to private owners, The Mutiny occurred aboard , ' eleven invaded the midway to The next development awaited lAcademy is the distribution produnced the Liberty. the transport Bonita- en route day to meet' Staggs , Maroons was to called Attention feats 2500,-000 in the situation as foreseen by every year of the sum of in the University of Chicagos from La Bomba to Mazatlan, it which of each the to has pilots both Attorney General Daugherfrancs in awards of merit, his first game of. the 1922 season. wras said. The Bonitas captain estabthe them among credit, ty and Chairman Lasker was the not only, for literary excellence, lishment of the worlds altitude The Georgians, (By Associated Press) was compelled to land the men undeafeated in NEW YORK, Oct. 7 William move of foreign lines to secure but .for the at Santa Maria, bn the coast of Ellsworthcomsouth to two for record filial devotion; Lieutenant years, had a by Macready Smythe, author, edi- a- final deterjniationn in the Sinaloa, and from that point the tor and do- when he piloted a supercharged slight weight advantage. , , under-pai- d the for ; pensate courts Amof the Application of nationally known promo men marched to join Carrasco, ter feet above Dayton, of irrigation died here yes- erican dry laws to foreign Ships mestic virtue, and to help the plane a rebel leader. (By 'Associated Press) ' in 1920; t Ohio,; September, from . com The American territorial needy. terday. money entering NEW who officers bodies the of YORK, Oct.. 7 EAs- tThe The Air';, service, transport T--2 i t . waters, , various foundations i 'notably ern football elevens to-- -' refused to join them in desertcollege this! flight) weighed 10,700 4 face the first serF day that of Barbu tie Mdntyon who (n generally (By Associated Press) ing to ther rebel forces were of which. 4600 pounds, pounds thrown into the sea. it was stat-WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 7. died in 1820, and MoAsieur Cofg-nac- consisted of gas .and 'oilsi ac- us' opposition of the season tional. gam-d- s " Masters Shipping bo&nLves at one-tiproprietor, of cording, to thp statement. 5 Spe- with several intersec scheduled. y The outstanding sels were ordered today by Chair a large Paris department store. cial equipment had been utilized, The laildfflgpat 15antaMra'ria man Lasker, by direction of the The Academy must give year- includirig a dual set of controls game in point of interest is the corresponded in time with the recent outbreak at Juarez. ChiPresident in accordance with ly to each families in so that the plane could be flown enebunter at West Point between the Attorney-Generhuahua, and the disclosure of alDaugher-ty- s straightened circumstances the either, from the front or rear the Army and Kansas Universiliquor opinion to remove and sum of 25,000, but only on con- and an arrangement whereby ty. It marks the first visit of leged plotting in the- - northern district of Lower California, of surrender to the treasury offi- dition that the family has nine the could change places the Jayhawker team east of the which one result was the arrest cials all intoxicating liquors children. Filial devotion by a and pilots, relieve each other of the Mississippi. aboard such shipsof seven former city and federal person not less than 30 years old monotony of the long trip. officials here. These seven have is rewarded yearly, by 1,500 been taken to Mazatlan or hearGty Building Shows . amount and MONSIGNOR an LA VELLE francs, goes equal RAINS QUENCH ings. to a servant not under 60 years SORROWS OVER THE Increase In of age who has remained in the CONDITION OF IRELAND , FOREST FIRES same more master of the employ His Warren May Quit than 20 years, and has received DUBLIN, Oct. 7. Monsignor Ending October First COBALT, Ont, Oct. 7 A heaMichael J. Lavelle, Rector of St. or of the due, wages only part rain had i vy Ambassador today Post virtually quen Patricks cathedral. New York, ched the forest fires about the else very "small compensation. is on a visit A to Sligo, accompanTwo medals valued at 500 francs special payroll amounting to city which took a toll of possibly each are conferred on ied by Monsignor Wall Of New $3955.01 has been 7. persons Oct WASHINGTON, appicved by sixty lives and wiped out the not less than 60 Monsignqr Lavelle was the city commissioners. This is years of age wh' York. Charles B. Warren, the Ameritow'n of Haileybury and several one of the men who, during are in difficult circumstances. can ambassador to Tokio. is consmaller settlements. Eamon de Valeras visit to charged against the various desum to of is The francs 5,500 Thirty-thre- e bodies 'have been templating resigning and retirAmerica in or- partments as follows General gave his recovered in the charred wreck- be given yearly to an unmarried ganizing meetings support ing to private life, perhaps this to . fund, provide electric $2639.01; woman who served servant has light fall, according to information age that a week ago was Hailey- with devotion dollars to help bring about Ir- fund, or a water pre$800.00; received in Washington. In corn works family bury. Many more persons are ish freedom. , ferably a maiden lady, in adversidering such action, it was said missingWe came to Ireland to see fund, $462.00 circumstances. Another testaone se acquainted The Trainloads of tents, food, bed yesterday by C. of for T. Barrett report said ourselves, Monsignor with the situation- Mr. Warren and other supplies are ar- tor who specified that his or her Lavelle to the . correspondent, building inspector for the third ding, feels he represented the United Logan will be conspicuously riving to aid the 5000 homeless name never be published left the true state of things over quarter of the year has also beon States in Japan during the im- represented at the coming great who have wandered into Cobalt. 4,500 francs a year to be distrib- here. We are returning to our submitted to the commissioner? Sooty-face- d of the men and women uted every two years in prizes-o- f people with sorry hearts and and approved. The portant period of the Washing- national convention shows ' now his American Legion in New Orle- gathered eargerly about the ton conference and that 1,000. francs each to poor but with the conviction that all we a. total cf $326.4Q. Report received from, so vital. For other ans. Thomas C.'Neibaur, wearer track when the first relief train well brought up young women of did was lo much fruitless effort fees as follow work Buildling perreasons- entirely personal, it was of the congressional medal and came, and in most cases arme-bod- y irregular birt h. orr behalf of Ireland;- - It pains mits, $103 electric wiring. $44 added, he believes a return to the other decorations for gallantry on board was obliged to The Academy also awards lit- one beyond measure to think 20; $99.50; Permits and bravery in action in France, ask the name of the place, for erary prizes amounting to nearly that such a glorious opportun- were plumbing, United! States to be desirable. jasued as follows . during Mr. Warren was appointed to is .to be among the guests of signs and once familiar budd- - ,200,000 francs a year. As in the ity for this country should have uarter; Building permits, Tokio from 'Michigan' in June the American Legion and will ings had been swept away in the ,'case of the prizes for merit, the been turned by the hands of her review the great parade. A rail- tide of flame which had passed first one was founded by Baror. own sons into oneyof the grea' . . electric wiring permits, 49: 1921. I -plumbing permits, 49. road, fare and transportation this way a scant twenty-fou- r de Montyon. His prize of 0 est tragedies of her whole Ms has arrived at the Oregon hours before. Such was the scene ' francs goes tojhe most mor tory. CUBA PROMISES Spokane Welter Booked Short Line depot here for him. aitThornloe. Haileybury and Hea al book of the year. While we are siclpat heart, The literary BETTER TREATMENT The American Legion is paying slipprizes are fewer and more valu- we are not withoutTiope that FOR SPANISH LABORERS all For Mill With Meyers expenses. able than those awarded for mer- even now, at tjw 11th hour, Neibaur is one of the comparait. The largest after the Mont- these men wj.lt see the folly of HAVANA, - Cuba, Oct. 7. tively few men in the entire Mother Swallows Needle yon, is the their ways and if they love Better treatment Berger 7 for the thouOct. POCATELLO, Idaho, country who is wearing the prize of 15,000 francs, which is their country as they claim to sands of seasonal Spanish workVic Gracic of Spokane, champion congressional medal. AH conwill, in the name .of ers in Cuban cane fields Babes Body Yields it awarded every five years for the do, they is becease their destruction and ing sought junior welterweight of tnee north gressional medal men will he Gpd, best work the with city the minby Spanish west has been matched gainst guests of the Legion at the STCCCKTON. Oct., 7, Three of Paris. dealing settnd some other means of ister, Alfredo de Mariategui, in Mrs. J. coming convention. Frank that differences than Schwing their Spug Myers, Pocatellos lightnyears ago ling he is carrying on PocaOther Logan people who will who the nwas Miss Ethel Frick, of making a desert of their own negotiations ing champ, for a battle at with the department of AgriculC. big convention.: as swallowed a needle two inches Pres, of MiningCom-pan- y tello October 18. Manager land and destroying her man- ture, Commerce Ej attend thefrom and Pocatello Labor, American the the of delegates wanted was t Secretary Pedro Betancourt hood at a time it is Stonecipher long. Two months later she . Athletic club stated this morn- Iiegion and the auxiliary of married. build up the country, her Charlotte, has promised every assistance ofDecker, MadeDefendant ing tljatjhis is the best bill for Utah are S. Kirke M.? baby, began to cry in remedying conditions comMrs. S. E, Eccles,' Spencer fered to intermountain fans and continued p.ryesterday plained of by the minister, who DEFEAT LIKELY Budge and Mrs. W. B. Preston. ently without cause. several moons. asserted that thousands of his of GracbfoughtALNelson AGQIOct. 7. Two pr'a-fMrs. Schwin f investigated the poor countrymen were not paid draw PREACHER Boise to a twelve-roun- d a or; of r rubVi little for their labor last year tmd hat spot WAS CUMMINS SAYS $100,000, each were n girls with Vic here two years ago. to appeal to charity .for 'toad her left should n and felt a f the circuit court .today the Kick was a lightweight under hc and transportation back'do Ji-E. Haven.br. preCharles eign'body against TflEIPUT Abie 1 IU 1 1 jprofced and found the not die. then, but was able to whip sident of the Colorado-Uta- h Min , IV Lull rope. In a lesser depre.:' DES MOINEES, ,Oct., 7.f la., Mishkind at .Butte a few weeks this-ha.. The head of the needle had cs Holding Company Both allege -- Senator A. B. Cummins,, who happened j ' latetT ; at the close of the 4921-2- 2 Th end f that Havenor broke contracts disappeared. , fBy Associated Press) his home here to returned yes 1 McALESTER. Okla- Oct. 7 gar cane harvest. the neede finally, protruded and with the plaintiffs, Addie Hornfrom Washington, in an Nei- - righc us and Charles E- Orr, withdrew mother it. the Rev. L. E. Smith an CORN AND evangelist WHEAT " From the liotlom who had been conducting servic-- j ghbers wepFpresent whn fhe mising them shares iiffthe mm - interview gave his views on the towa whkh situation in "bwire Deep ut the es at Damon, Latimer county, withdrew the needle: i'he ing company worth $100,009 if political had never they performed certain duties. jhas developed since the noiuira- - Mindanao to "he 'too in pulpit Thursday and fBy Associated Press) daughter appeared Everest would he a i Decern- - Friday with side arms following .suffered pam.jfrom theneedle, , CHICAGO., (JcL,-- ?, U. tance of for candidate 11'.;,' the !orn had ( m it the the felt Republican intil of be their her $0.62 would net he port performed girl threats that ber wheat $1.07 per ' . milev, shoulder. senator. a alleged. mitted they eontra(, to.hold meeting. 18. c , OFFICERS - . - r-my , Mac-read- v - - - - - 42-00- -- , , q, me of-9- I al 3 Dry Raid Results In a Riot At Baltimore BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 7. Four pirohibition agents and two negro assistants were beleaguered for two hours last night in the saloon of Henry Schalitzky. Bar-r- e and Woodward streets, following a thousand men and women threatened the agents and front demolished the plate-glas- s of the building in repeated efforts to reach the raiders. Bricks were burled by infuriated spectators bcth from the street and house tops, tires on the agents limousine were cut and the winraid-Severa- l dows and lamps wrecked. The trouble started as the agents were loading small truck cases of seized with twenty-fiv- e heme brew'. The negro chauffeur of the truck threatened the crowd with a revolver. In attempting to assist him, the agents were driven into the saloon, where they were barricaded from 6 until 8 oclock. Forty police reserves held! Che crowd in check. The raiders were from Washington. A warrant was shown charging the proprietor with selling to one of the agents intoxicating liquor on found August 7. No whisky i w-a- s Town a Graveyard Railway Heads Say SAN FRANCISCO, Oct- 7. On the ground that Searchlight n Nev.. "has changed from a - wide-ope- tV mining town to a gravebuildings, yard of tumble-dow- n the California, Arizona & Santa Fe railway, subsidiary of ithe Atchinson, Topeka & Santa F Railway company, has applied to the railroad commission for permission to abandon its line from Gcf fs San Bernardino county, to Searchlight, ' The length of the road is fifty-thre- e miles. It began operations in 1908 to serve what wras con. sidered .Very premising mining but since the decline territory, in-tmining industry it has been operated at a heavy loss, according to the petition. - he . - .. .. Quarter as f ; - - - is-no- t - 7- 18,-50- - Jean-Jecqu- es - - - -- or fil-i- ; lull - s , , - - ino-therxfu- id t 5-- 8. |