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Show I v '7'"'?' fy rr r- - f 1 ' ",- - f - 1- - fW ft "S' . t vnr v I' V Weather Forecast Northern Utah Fair tonight and Wednesday. Southeastern Idaho Tonight and Wednesday fair. h Temperatures. r I r PAGES 16 : SALT LAKE TUESDAY OCTOBER UTAH CITY S FA' ENT Y -- YEAR THIRD . RQRY OCONNOR I .EADS IRISH PRISON on Armistice Turks Ordered to Expedite Celebrate Anniversary of Fiume I ATTEMPT IS NATIONALIST ANSWER . ON PEACE PROPOSAL Til HeaTjl Firing Marks United States Need Not Ex-- - Baffling Midnight Tragedy pect Debt Payment in 25 Further Complicated byj Two Another Account Burton Years, Says Correspondent. 10 The Oct. WASHINGTON United State need not expect payment of the allied debt of $11000.000 000 the time within the next 25 year fixed by Corftres for the collection E Bnrton e Theodore Repreentatl Republican of Ohio member of the American, debt funding commission said today Congress will probably be aked to extend payment of the debt beyond the 25 year period established by the law creating the commission. Burton said Except for the promised interest oni payment on the British debt, the European nations indebted to the United fHatea whiqji appear likely to pay up in the near flirtire are Belgium j Hit. Edward and MIU. held by Ja4ire of 11m and Peace hutphen willmut hail for grand jury action. who announced Authorities with a how of confidence, ujion Hace srniii jMUtday that the mjfctcry had been solved, ediKfd lets aatifctic)U with their cane today. By International News Service) J , Otb 10 NEW BitUNSWHK, a And A new witness who claims to have Just back from an extended tour of Amer.can seen the R Hall. Dr Edwaid Europe as a member of the congressional delegation to the recent rector of the fashionable I fo union conference nt Vienna Burton agreed that cancel testant Episcopal church of Bt John iation of the European debt is out of the Evangelist, and hs beautiful choir the question leader, Mrs. James Mills, killed in a Dqpsnd on England battle between a man, a woman on remost the taken The pride by one side and two men and a woman on Sn EngEngland persona sponsible lish credit convinced me that we may on the other aide." was found today. of the depend upon Great Britain paying us The In full and as soon as she ts able to mysterious midnight tragedy which do so Burton said more than During his stay in London he talked has baffled the authorities e with Premier Llojd George for nearly three weeks Is an inmate of the two hours but not once was the allied which is jus for the aged debt mentioned. n! former aero the road from the old I'hiUipr The League of Nation President Wilson were mentioned farm where the bodies of Dr. Hail and often, however, in his conversation Mills were found side by side with ths British premier, and he left on tinder the impression that Lloyd Dnath stunted crab apple tree new The September 16 George was the ablest statesman Eu- Saturday, witness is & woman. rope possessed His enemies are seeking his overBoys MUl In Jail. Burton said throw They may sucMeanwhile the hos will If do not believe they ceed were in facing possible arraign they do they will still find him a, ment thisjattafternoon two The pris He holds the, dangerous opponent oners, Clifford Hayes ch irged with whip hand In Europe today" in ""nection or member. nth with ur,der Burton agreed .aJr Uing. and Raymond of the congressional delegation- that held a a material witne-- s the United State "I better off out of Schneider, comfortable Pent night Both sere the League of Nations Public feeling Ha paid tribute at the same time lo hId Incommunicado. growing here that Schneider s the league for dealing successfully fesslons he and that trailed Hayes some of the most Important socia' and Mrs. Mill to the isolated and financial problems confronting 14 'farm on September and that layev Europe fired four bullets In Hall and Mrs Opposes Cancel Iation j Mills In the belief that she was hi I. promising to un- .w.hrart v ear-ol- d Pearl Bash- debt and, Jn- - mer Austrian derwrite the fcer must be ac- "Y. wvV anj demnity while the league ' offering ted w!th doub, ..Haye denies ,ha! to underwrite a loan of ft,000,n00 . Vl) , kronen ($133 250 000) to the! gold beieral Points Not Clear, which Great Britain.! Austrians a There are & number of points that Francs, Italy and arsj have not been cleared up According to guarantee. The league U striving to carry out j to Schneider the shooting took place demon-'after in one oclock Friday morning order that it may this loan strata that it Is doing something September 15 According to persona Burton said while worth in the neghborhood scream living rsaly Burton declared that there could and shots were heard coming from the not be any thought of cancellation of Phillips farm Just before jnldnight in th allied debt either In thl country stead of after that hour Other wit-o- r overseaa nesses tell of seeing an automobile Money Invested tn Liberty bond j perhaps two, speeding down the lonewas loaned to Europe," Burton satd Tylittle Tane leading from the old That money must he repaid. The philips farm. people of the United States expect It to gchneder said nothing about that be repaid and eventually it doubtless Nor did he explain how Mra Mill' will he There can be no cancellation throat came to be cut nor how it came of Europe's debt to the United State about that the bodle were carefull arranged with arms folded and torn lore letters scattered around. for Plans Being Made Hali-Mi- W1icHt Hal Park-hom- . T ton-wlt- h -' step-fathe- r, Youthful Prodigy Sets Out to Make ; First International Cotton Exposition for America (By Associated Pres CALEXICO, Calif. Oct 10 What (he first Internationa1 planned cotton exposition In the United States. ac4 November here will bo held cording to present Indication have been made to Arrangement Invite President Obregon of Mexico. Inocente Lugo of the northGovernor ern. district of lower California. Governor Campbell of Arizona, and Gov ernor Stephen of California. Mexican growere In the Imperial line alley. outh of the international end American grower In the valley with the border, together of north district and federal official of lowqr California have decided to In the affair and make It sn annual avent. 1 Past Leader of G. A. R. Dies After 22-2- r Yele Official May Take California Presidency ' (By Th Associated Pres 1 PresBERKELEY, Calif.. Oct. 1 ident Emeritn Benjamin Ids Wheeler, back It of the University of California hve-4oda- y aftr-vwjm:- ot tha east. It was understood Wheeler went east to look for a man to take the place of President Da via last spring P. Barrows who resignedcomment or Mr. Wheeler refused to authe result of his trip. From Itan was however. thoritative source, Emeritus Arlearned that President thur Twining Hadley of Tala was on nf tha men under consideration aa a auoosesor to Barrows Attendmg Reunion (By Associated Fress ) DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct 10 Georg W. Burlingame, past commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. department jff California and Nevada, died here early today Mr, Burlingame, who was T9 year of age, was taken 111 while en route to De Moines from his home tn Central Citv, Nehr . to attend the national O. A. R. encampment held here two weeks ago Mr. Burlingame was married on 8ept. 21 to Mrs. Margaret Stoner. Their trip to Des Moines was planned aa s wedding trip. Cecil Burlingame, of Pasadena. Calif., a son. was with Mr. Burlingame when he died. The body will be taken to Palmer. Nebr., for burial. Mr. Burlingame former nl; Calif He served through out tb Civil war with company F, Sixty-thir- d Ohio volunteer Infantry. BIXDITS GET K22.004. rivciNNATI. Ohio. Oct 1ft .4 total of 1222,004 92 in cash and bonds was obtained by the five bandits who held Hamilton County bank of thts up tha It was officially ancity on Sept. 2. B. H. Matthews presnounced today by ident of th bank. Failure in Escaping . Wife and BiUift (By The Associate Academic Record CHICAGO. Oot. 19. - - frMf Her ' . it for divorce abandooed.' Mra. sofa Matthew tat today at the boral I bedside of her In iamd bosfeandt mra (By ths Associated Pros ) rib ycOcr- a teg and YORK Oct. . 10. Columbia I broke day when ko fell Mwa a (XKVh university's latest academic prodigy,! while attempUng to ewOgtedd Daniel Berman. H old, who and a bailiff carrying a sunuuon halls from Gavrston, Texas, told fits for MjiUIutu u appear la court far nlb professors and classmates today" fhaft (hedtren "W hat are yon doing here,- - aked he expected to complete hi four year! Mrs. Matthew tooling up at the of course in two and years. If bailiff from the crumpled form after hi fail. -- Ron he does, offical at the university say1 her Jong; we dont need yon bow, do he will eab!ish a world s record, sven we John? for prodigies Daniel, who entered the freshmen class this fall yearns so much for an education that he will attend summer Los Angeles Confronted He onlv weighs 98 pounds, sehool With Cop Auto Problem bat has hopes nf putting on enough He expects weight to plev football (Br The Asioclated Pre ) to become a lawyer LOS ANGELES. Oct 10 Th modern policeman motor to work, even If Lower Yukon Navigation a beat for th that work b Ends With Heavy Traffic day, according walking to the member of th Los Angeles city council, who have (B The Asocfat,d Press , fonnd a problem to solve In th matDAWSON CITY, T Y.. Oct 10 of parking automobile of the poter With more passenger than berth the steamer Dawson ha left for Whit lice force Horse ending steafn navigation for The councllmen do not object to the the pesnn on the lower Yukon river policemen riding to work, but they A few gas boat remain In no hu-r- y have decided they muit not park their to leave for White Horse because th car In front of central headquarter river Is stiM free of ice or any of the Uc f I one-ha- lf bn-b&- sub-etati- Joy pnon fsacbed great violence and a revised IMt. put tbs casualties at IT. The attempted break to freedom wn led by 'BarT O'Connor, formerly commander In chief Of the republican Irregular - army,:At fv ' dfHSTmnoat all - aim It he trreg-nltr- p serarmed.from their sails led by Ofomnor. ' The guards were attacked be- fore the troops reached the scene. The rlflei ind pistols began to crack of rifte fire could be Above the-d- tn heard the vole of O'Connor urging on men his There was a large force of irregular waiting outside the prison to assist but th prison guards opened fire and were assisted by free state soldiers who were rushed up In armored cars. The crowd was dispersed with No prisoners escaped difficulty At nine o'clock guerilla warfare In the clt) was renewed after a short lull. Bombs were thrown at Mount Joy prison Ip an evident effort to breach the walls A party of soldier arrving In an armored car were attacked from ambush throwing the crowd In the street Into panic. A party of Irregular Interned in th Kilkenny Jail attempted to escape and bad tunnelled 30 yards from the building when they were discovered. Liam Lynch has been proclaimed commsnder-ln-chle- f of the republican guerillas Lynch was to be ready to to meet the refuses make peace, but Free State term that he and h' fol lower surrender unconditionally AND STILL GROWING SIX MONTHS AVERAGE i "lunt Results in Peace - Cxscho-Slovakl- j - t 4 CIRCULATION 28,683 The P cornet News la pleased to present herewith the publishers statement which Is required by federal statute. The dally paid average circulation for the pant six months Is 3.444 greater than the Statement of April I. The stair meat follows: hTATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAXAGEMFAT. CIRCULATION, ETC. REQUIRUP BY TRE ACT- OP CONGRESS OF AUGUST 4. Of The Deseret News, published Dally (except Sunclnj) at Salt Lake City, Utah, for October I. 1922. Mate of Utah, County of Salt lake, as. - Before me, a Notary public fn and for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared E. ST Woodruff, who, haring been duly sworn according to law, dqnwt and says that he la the General Manager oLTbc Desere Neat and that the following Is, to the best of hi knowledge and belief, a true statement of th ownership, management (and 1 a dally paper, the etreulatlon), etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown In the above caption, required by the Act of August 34, 1312, embodied in section 413. Poetal laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of thl form, Name of: Address - I. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and bu since, managers are: , TruMee-ln-truPublisher, Hcbrr 3. Grant. Salt lake City, Utah. Editor, Harold Goff. Salt lake City. Utah. Managing Editor, Harold God, Salt lake Citv. I udi, Business Manager, Nathan O. Fullmer, Salt lake City.. Utah. 2. That live owners are: (Give the names and addrrwtos of individual owneis. or. if a corporation, giTe Its name and the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of the total amount of stock.) Heber J. Grant, Trustee-ln-rust for the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-da- y Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2. That the known bondholder, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are! (If there are none, so state ) None. semi-annu- lt to-w- lt: Angrrra government was given until 5 p. m. today to accept or reject it. Ismet thanked Lieutenant General Harrington, the British commander in chief, and his colleagues for the sincerity of their intentions and he reiterated the desne of hi government, for k a peaceful solution of the existing difficultes. lie hoped the gora assembly would approve the text of the convention, An-tac- 1 ll Czecho-Slovaki- la War-f&r- e wounded in rioting and ambush at-which raged her toda and laxt night In an attempt to lihrrair th, 204 Or more Irregular Interned In Mount iat prison. There was heavy firing throughout the entire city and am hush attacks at most of the principal street corner Several civilian were strut k bj bul let A regular battle was fought in th prison yard a rifles and retolver had been smuggled in to the Irregular prisoners. Two of the men injured in (he prison subsequently died, bringing FJeanor Reinhardt Mrs i-'- Withdrawal of Turkish Troops 'from Neutral Zonesof Dardanelles and Bosphorus, Limitation of Gen darmes in Eastern Thrace Proposed in Terms Before Kemal Pasha Assembly. (By The Associated Press ) SOMER ILLE, N. J., Oct. 10 Mnetecti- - ear-ol- d Clifford Hays of New Brunswick today pleaded not jruilly of murdering l lie J. BART CAMPBELL. (International New Service Staff BY ( In Dublin Ambush (By the Associated Fress.) Attacks Occur at Principal MUDANTA. Oct. 10. The allied general drew up their Street Grners. final armistice convention here late last evening and smbmitted it to Ismet Pasha, the Turkish nationalist representative. The Youths Still Held. Praises Lloyd George. Cxecho-Blovak- Conditions ALLIES, ARE AWAITING BE FORGED TO EXTEND i,te Genn1 of France General MombrTi ol lL,y, M, FranKUn-BouiJ-i- fn e th Frnrh diplomatic a? Constant nople, remained her General Hanngon left late at v night for f nnpantinople Conditions Named. Th rGnpnt on 5 submitted to the nat i. naiis rt4in these specifications That Greek evacuation of Thrace shall be carried out srhtn British Shipping Line, Con- - about U .days. 2 That the Greek civil authorlt e. ider Making Canadian ine'uijing the gendarmerie shall be withdrawn as soon as possible Porta if U. S. Prohibition 3 That aa the Greek authorities withdraw tha ctvU powers will be handed over to the Allied authorities Regulation is who will transmit them to the Turk lab authorities on the same war 4 That this transfer shall be who! .A -!y eonctuded- - throughout gfSy-Tks. ssanlsted-Poastesti w ib , within a minimum period of ' LONDON. Oct. 1. The London Threce 30 days after the evacuation of the iire considerable Greek troops has been concluded. morning: newspaper 5 That th civil author ties of the prominfife todiy to the ruling of attorney General Daugherty in Wash- Angora b government shaJ he a comsuch fore1 of the national pared ington prohibiting liquor on teseeU .st a ae strict!' necea- gndarmrf withfn American waters pr.ntmg inthe maintenance cf law or- ni1 der Ioc1 The total terv lews with ship men. report of the security i S rengiu Ot liiese officer 4 men shall genet al feeling In the shipping trad bf lo ,h. dlscrKt0n pf the na. details of liquor sales aboard liners ttonalist, subject to and speculations upon changing the T 'r!ous operations In ports of destination tn the event the th f i'hlranl of 'he GrerK troop ruling is upheld and enforced and the trHnfer of the rutl anun It ia thted that a meeMne of the ration ehall 1e earned out under the members of the north Atlantic ion dirirtion of the mnon ferem will le held in Indori th.a located in the prinGpil centers Thee wee at which the whole queMior. nosion w h d tJnir to pre- wiP he diecuaed It ma a lo com up ent excee (,f ny kind at the usual aeeklv meeting! todav Thrace.' r t of the conference in Liverpool. . these mis- the The interview publiehed bv ,f, shad occupy newspapers confirm the general aui-f8- Thrare Thee contlngen,. tude previously acrlbed to the Britto about even battalion Juntlnr the ih shippiM comparle do that i We maintenance of law at inur an hall ay ip 'htng and nothing ACt in In some quarter there is atnuavd h, mlrslon? of the crank proposal. ncredulit me m- as It is called and the beef Is de- 8n1 com ivfn't llkelv to be s.,on dared that it "'7on? occur in davs aft-- r the con,-dropped when h Americans retire etion of the evacuaMon of the they will be the chief losers as British Greek ferte This evacuation mav liners undoubtedly will transfer their occur earlier, provided the Alued govsailings to Canadian port ernments are agreed that ufflc ent The Time, prints detai s purporting meas ires had been made for law orto show that travelers would lose der and protection of the little time and gain lr. other ways by If the Turkish genpopulation going to Quebec and Mnntrev! instead darmerie functions normally the of New York Tne newspaper believes mlss-nnand rnnt ngen's that even If some liners continued tc , p withdrawn the xpn a- rk their western ern make tfon of 30 daJJ Hl i an it. inuR ther nouM th prpulariu of th (niiViMn tn of British and French Make 'luof ThePiiU TelrajiM TTTianl fine ti Ltvrr pf Th for Relief LIQUOR RULING repre-en'am- RESET IN MAY PORTCHANGES c 1 Enforced. v fr n- inter-AUie- d a Pportrhe d .Jr ilCD , 11 p h s 1 -- fr-ia! ponl rfi jpta.uu If h)i!C jhlaai .a he i'r.t Lu Preparations etTn'-h.p taffet S A ni is m cm Rt 11 re uji hie u Ht i I a t atiuar ft - .More han 4fio miM U ard hat it thefr 'ewl mtxMv women hipF ftftfi Greek better fjr Mien lo dVert som to Halifax r ther norther j.orts tnan old nen and ciii d"en. are massed lr. to lore th profits from the sale olGrYre Thrace and upon Islands in the Aegean etas threatened with death uBoxieant from starva.on and exposure He did not douM 'hat many An r All wire driven from their Near Evt can vtould prefer the lnconnir. M L of making th rail jourro fax to New York ia;hei th m a dry hip v. 4 ix IiMi'),0(t 1 refu-tee- -- s American Copper Magnate Succumbs T 4. Malt the two paragraph next above, giving the names of the owners, stork holder, and security holders If any. contain not only the list of stockholder and ircurity holders as they appear uion live hooks of the company, but also. In oases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon tlie books of the company as truMer or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom u h trustee Is acting, is given; also that live said two paragraphs, contain statements embracing affiants full knowledge and belief an to the dretunstanoes and conditions under which stockholders and security holder w)vo do nousppear upon the books of the company aa trustees, hold stock and securities In a capacity other than that of a bona Ode owner; and this affiant has no reaeon to believe ths! any other person, association, or corporation has any Interest direct or Indirect in the said stock, boodH, or other securities than a so stated by him. 5. That the average ntunbet of copies of each inane of this publication sold or distributed, through the malls or otherwise, to paid subscriber during the ala month preceding the date shown above Is 2K SSS (this Information I required from dally publications only). tXI AS 8. WOODRUFF. , General Manager Sworn to and tHiburrlMJk fore me fill 5th day of Ortobff, 0, SQtTRER." Noiarv Uubllc. My commlfion expire Augoat 4, IKS. lffl T r. 4 f rrr (B SOITH M1T(N ru hr m j i h f t 1 nda M 'I mnt',r ra ;i hw a Hrnrr O t i c n i'f wir tc d jmc r 4 ws u wh hi I t 1 1 'fD ' t- Rth ?1iut1 at Aqiltftnit the Brinc'Dxl hotI Mr OvapxeTi- before h(Im compl'tired of p.ilne in the chest iion h!ch he Atrr.hued to Ind Um thdltprei This morn.ng hr hiVaSTAsTand HfTeTriaira to fake sent for but Mr GtiKnbelm died beforeLhe d ctcr t lie n.e 'J h Ri cgdrV"i Tor ih (f had r.o .been in it i.ndirsOTfl hid i and t h b i Mine ixn rnke a pid h ft d and arr Kf able to YorkreYT to ttrv retMm Kturda Nw ft A coroners Inquest till lc hid thid afternoon to consider whether art a i Mra Guaxenheim nec4aar and thlr dauhfer will arrne this afternoon. , on . 1 ? t t Lr ap t f rrni Louden' Cjc ! (rohV)V that t th Ktipiand I France xu votf t miti of U;onx i hv f i u ?! f th' eis if (,f to no r i u i ihp rt. mhh t f r h ex- .w A Ku , a H fnt r Tr4tiv.f.nciiion of Thrur and Conini r pIh to tlrf'rce The Greek eoveun!I ent (otnpH.na that th eeun-Ju- t ' aireadv or-ru- n and that it mart haie outside asiptance Thera le a famine and bread ehortag thiougW--t Greece aa4.alreadT oT refucee are compiled to eek shelter in and bar- c and N Di PTbabl wi' yo to Lrrua f.rpL then to Athens From in njrrd Dr anen mmr that ti Miution cf the fugitives is mado rm .eriou hv the fact that they alTwomen. old men and children who ar incapacitated for wora snd cannot earn their own livFamilies hae been ing land there are thousands ofseparated children being cared for by stringer. I rn -' ... marr-houee- s r,uts i j - |
