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Show t, , , A , ' ' - DESERET EVENING NEWS rim senate voted only one MOM to the bill amend- - those mentioned, controlling the pre- -; yeatorday. adoginif I Jeri"), of them. and that they undoubt- roll of 1 of call7Ithe piruoaregot lated men vitt), 3:uouldigbriii,fiti!trtzlcal ' ornorctoe eirithent be given . IL A WTIONAL I I I tareattiduthlho:12rid bly gliamrIgnidn- - which,ppeciftes that the trainingshall he in agrieuktunt or the mechanical arts. Senator Chamberlain acoept- the amendment when Senator Smith 1 ad reduced the time allotted from It to Efil i 7 6 hours & month. Debate of Nitrogen Pinot. 1 Debate on various propoeals for th roctitm of a government plant for the occufixation of atmospheric nitrogen the remainder of the day. The Amendment to pied pending amendment was that of SenAdopts Sate ator Smith of south Carolina to approfor a plant. Pita and priate $15.000.00 Bill Providing Seven proceee t be determined by the war The Army departosent. instruction a The lidplue capsoity over the government:a neede in peace time. under trfive Hours the proposal. would go into the manufacture of fertiliser to be sold by the Week government through th secretary of agriculture. Plan At taeketil. Senator Hardwick of Georgia atPLANT tacked this phase of the amendment NITROGEN as IESATE socialltic He declared himself gnatto the govterably oppmed embarking EmM,. minent on any such venture, and queetioned its constitutionality. Senator Smith said he had framed the with the purpoos of reducsenators Hardwick and Lodge amendment ing the coot of fertilizer to the farmer. a happy circumstance. the bootwee, by Government Attack plan for military needs and those government's of the farmer could be mot at the sam H Insisted that the disposal by Detime. Underwood One; Senator the government of its surplus capacity or otherwise was justifiable by'lease under tho constitution. It. laids Senator Lodge also &Wicked the project, but addressed himself particularly to the amendment offered by Underwood of Alabama, which prt I B.Administrati- Senator would provide for a war department in,,iFuth,t!, In Congress aro bereft,' vestigation of the causation of water ve leader, bill. first of tho power sites and the proceas to be used. Cast the army Incresee H. placed in the record an outline of defense natomal messiness. no greattee Unit! It2110 nest week be. the W.connections of F. it Washburn and Worthington. who appeared befin toter the house military committee to sn the lo!ct conference committee. fore a favor plan for government totrattens !set night were that the in a nitrogen plant. with various power and fertilizer comettly nontnatnir section likely to canes southern released dchate in the senat was the panies. The Massachusetts senator paid of tne the peace theme were all interlocking. Nine strength compeales it. the Alabama Power company. one of mirtio arm). mill01.0,11. I hikb Trucks 1 I 't (a) lower fuel in a variety body types to every transportation require- Is TO the "001-growe- that usetrirlish:roiajr: inhilfieutivnt.aitc'u InF2m.rd4e..r:7:mcs f;41..e.X.tdonc'oreflicaosts tri. i The White Truck la Irith POWER. sicerts- II. . . ; ,... I. loO o : '''' 1,1 -- , ., ,Its40-''..-:- '...e,,ck,, 4 1k:-- ; -- st i; ' , t ;04,44 7 mi." I, 1E, ';f:F5' - 4 . , t' ' t- 4 'CVO , - -- . :, -, , Liotsw141110t1 . ', ' r144.Zr..44,,, r ' .- - i ,,,,,,o...,44,sr.,,, ...Immo...mm1w 101111110, ' ,,rt,....II. ' ( . ' ). ., , ri.:7 , .4....14 i ''' 1 .. - ' '0411,mororaiN '''1, , ,,-; , -- ' 7, ...O.,' t, '' "' ..-- ,: , 1,,,:, '1,:', 4 1 - ; )14 , . '1, ' ' ' ..? ' 1 , . - - I "LISTEN!" This is our new model panel commercial car. Our main busineAF IA in Touring Cars. These are fully equipptd. handsome, srrviceable and economical. The Metz is not a cheap car. It is a high class car in every respect and has no equal in the WO to $700 class; has as high.class equipment as complete, and will perform with any car selling under $1000. No, the price has not been advanced but the car is greatly improved. We are receiving some cars right along. but the Suppiy is limited. It will pay you to investigate this Metz car. Ask the Metz owner. - k a a lu Cc: which was the first vessel Its way through the Cook In- lPt ice field to Anchorage this year. was wrecked In the Ice WedneedaY In Goose Bay. it was learned today. The crew escaped after a thrilling exper- - to '',. tenet!. 0,,A2. -- - - . -- '"",- .., -- I tI i g ill 0 a, it a : ' I . i 111 i Westinghouse Employees In Pittsburg Strike -----., anSitttaurrf Twrii, etrillo burg plant orthe littLtrughouse Bice- trie and Manufacturing company, The men de- quit work yesterday. , mand a in wages Strike land 'loaders claim that 100 men walkad out, assort but officials of the coquit. that not mega than i t, I , iI I i . ' ,..- -, p,, s 0 t 1 g aok1 ' lie 1 : NEM I 1 a S ' 1 it, , 411;00....."' 0 01 It ,....... - 4...41 1. wwwwww, .1 w, me wwwweemem, uswommtinmana w . 2 ,s , ..edsii- i- ill pioneered nduslif etChhe ........, ; ,;.. 1 t '''' 1 - I . a .n . I , ht-si- four-passeng- er TotzHng Car Roadster - Four-Passeng- er s, III a -p 177- as . .,........ ,, I ' 1 I :11 lo 1 : 1 , I i I I . to g , ' I ;, 8 . II 4 a . - 1 . ' I s 1 . I a e , g 1 touring car body Roadster, 1: t , I 1: - . 1 I I I , t , , , , ; ' $1295 $1295 ' i 1: , 1 , t J 1 1 ,,i I:I 1 i L,: rz6d 777721 - i , Distributor. 33 Exchange Place (Opposite Commercial Club) Salt Lake City, Utah. tab, Idaho, Western Wvcming, and Eastern Nevada. -O OOOOOO W -- et et et 4 I Prompt Doliverios &Douro , ill Di Prompt Orden C. A. QUIGLEY, g ,4 , s, F. O. IL Clovolead , , ,. ' , ., x "41 ; a the fact that it is a PROVEN MECHANISM. Seven-Paseeng- er so , ; t . 1 g 1 - Come See the Chandler Now es ,i ' ...ww In the midst of extravagant claims for new theories and untriedideas, the Chandler motor stands free from any hint of experimentation. From coast to coast men KNOW what this motor does, men DEPEND on it, men KNOW its service quality is . KNOW they can a g riat01 ' 0 so ...-- .. II low yert. April S.William Augustus Rose head of the banking firm i of William A Read & Co, and director and trustee of a nembor of financial institutions and public utilities comher. rester panies. died at hie home Mr. Read was a dot aged Se years. director of ths Twin Cities Rapid Tulasit company. the Intarborough Rapid Transit compur the centrat Trust of bora compankrW Ito was bora echo ta Strook.., I, , 7 ' MO k ii ::, oo, O Or- ,,, 41 , wwwwwww 0 al t s '' 9 ' ' 1 I iii ri. I I el rI 1' ' 141 i . 4 41:0iiilit, ' , ; , , . 11 I And Chandler bodies, the new big tonneau cowl and new with its walnut-panele- d are the most beautiful bodies of the year. I , I , lifrULN, I 1 vb. 'Ilk i seven-passeng- er a s .. Financial Magnate Dies. --- - I a 0 enhances:113y s 1 - i pi II , increase ilittlit 111, 1116 s lei - ; . - is I laVti: 1 A wHEN i -i; .,r- s field and changed the whole motor car of y three years ago, enthusi- Chandler owners named the Chandler Motor "The Marvelous Motor." It was the marvelous motor. And it still is the marvelous motor, more marvelous now than then. In every fundamental way it is the same motor, though more powerful and more flexible, and three years have served to refine it wherever refinement was possible. - ; , $i "THE MARVELOUS MOTOR" The Name Still Holds 0 a i si IV,2a95 4bti ir ) Is 1 o After reaching Anchorage from Rel.; dovia April 1. the Traveler was chartered by the Alaska engineering efiranlitillOn to take a party of got.; ernment engineers and supplisacroas i Arm to Gocree Bay. The launch the trip safely but after landing i and cargo. a heavy ice closed in on the vessel with tide. catching the craft in an! i I.Knik crew grip. had to take to a dory was crushed by ice noes imo wood. The men clambered -- and managed ice to ) ' 2,0 . e i ..... - Aillk 'f'11,, ,,,;- VW. , ' .4, )9 o !ION 62(29 CHANDLER 51X, .) lir Ira il ..."14 .,..,4 -t i.,,, s4.....,I -- .4.' . o. s. '' 10 - irtsF4 ,. , i I i --- -,. . , ,e'''."---..."4".- ..A., ...e.o.m.... I Ii :. 70" ,,A a 111 ht: s fl i l -- 1 AI i - a - .' titt,fli ts pelf lir ' 1 or 000 Ili' 4 1 I Was. Phone 3766 191Ati t tl 1 . , , o own., , i 1 ... o, - AM Co. I 1 UTAH STATE DISTRIBUTORS ' Will'Ithal';': '.4.."41.--- ' I s utiel . , , A M. L. GR - 5 g g ' .1 - Of . :- li . If ,,,.., . 1 , LI 1, - .., 'ti I ' , 1 I, ; Was. 4560. r. 1, ty '!6.t.'', i ,..k. itv:: - -, ,,,.00,,,.. 1:4' ii 4,7;,,-;- ,,'-.,. . ;, . l ' 1 W e i 1If . , 325 South West Temple St. 71:"1".."1t . 0' ,.. -,,,,,- ,. '16J .4. to K,.!-- : 1 - , 'COMPANY Salt Lake. 0,.....11- - I , Row. 1771:- : I 1 ; t i ::11 ohnri nhitatadrn:117.: I Randall. :1 odd IAn Auto Co. ,,o, ...I. ,,,, , alai a natPrirdelall; t'vu approxid all Columbia The sets forth alleged litigation accounting which it hold, was rilonsible for various ft- nancial the clergyman.. a. power truck THE )WHITE 'ow 7.:11, ' ; three days' illness from poeumonta. He Tbe body will be was SI sent to Ihicago for burial- t"l! Mt.." ' ' ., , I Chicago. April ftThe Chicago milk i war was practically settled yestrder l Iand within 24 hours it was predicted t the normal supply would be ret stored to the city. which use,110.000 quarts a day. The result is claimed by the farmerel i as a eontplete victory. They demanded lin Increase from $i 331-- 3 per hundred apparently is g.ounpdrecoto ge1,3343dgeithis i The smaller companies began sign- Mg Ms new scale soon aftr the strie i began early in the week. Tonight all of the distributors except on. had agreed to pay the higher price. and the; last one Is expected to sign tomorrow, Dr. John Dill Robertson. cernM18-stoner of health. with whom the (arm. ere and the distributors have been meeting. stated that the signature of the Borden company. the largest in the will be received tomorrow city, -This does not mean an increase in of milk," raid Dr. Robert. the price -won. I have On the Seta- coos. that the contrary of t cents a qlart same in t!. eoneurier, will remain theprice although the distributors will ti.ve to to int3rmliirtmthosatn ti; ittorlet. cent more I r. - f 411,,, New York! April S.Arthur IL Bpi.- gel. of uPrreetdsrlapndot r6ahtt.i rothena. ygtopegtnueeirrisaabi:emartn:eatristnar i I , ; Picture Magnate Dies. , ........ rc , Tot AV, ''''''''....,..m4NP''''''''''''' Baynne . N. 3.. April S A spootacubar firs here yesterday dstroyed Texas company. a sea foot pier of the a loaded oil bare& and more than dam-a- s The 000 salient; of petroleum The at 5204,000. la estimated 1101 been determined. cause has , pastor of the tiLMOUS Plymouth of Hrookirn. was entitled, wag ML flied with a referee bY Frank L Ferguson. who Yesterday as Ir. Hillis,' attorney, took over the management of th clergyman' 'it affairs to his business interests arisingliquidate from inrnftMent in timber and other proprtles in British Columbia, In his accounting Mr rerguson credits himself with 11.11.1;it and chargti himself with $1.0ilkiVi. declaring that Dr. Hillis still owes him $14.860. aii thews accounts being erprosimate lir. Ferguson declares thst when :cam,' the clergyman's attorney the amounted to more than 120100 and that then he succeeded The White wool-growe- 15110 HE POETICALLY SETTLED Truck is especially adapted to the requirements of the farmer, and the for instance, through the use of a three-to- n White Truck a Ifarmer can haul 6,000 PcImds of grain on the truck and 3,000 pounds on a traikr. The same Ite;ids true for I ;' )7 Spectacular Fire. : I .,, 11: meat& HOE CHUN - ment. , ......,4,......,.,....,,,,,,,orlmommatet I -CHICASO MILK I t I . I , ramoNNINSION11011111MMIMENS011111111111.1111111NNWHINNORPCINIVIONIONIMWINWORREHMISINIr i WAH HAS BEEN White Trucks are built of chassis sizes and - i ; :Tao. , i; -; ,eta , LI ;At. In British consumption, (b) higher percentage of days in service, (c) fewer repairs, (d) greater tire mileage (e) less variation in performance under hard and easy conditions (f) longer life (no White Truck hu ever worn out in service). r i 1,1.,,-..d.,.....oLoppi- transportation experts know to a finish what a given truck is woththey purchase the higher priced White Trucks in fleets and add to them year after year, because THEIR EXPERIENCE INVARIABLY SHOWS FOR THE WHITE , , el These i i eon 1 i ndeav-Illi-S- itri. t 1 One-fift- h !chor.ch owners, operate 1,718, Trucks, and their choice based on experience. i METZ' AUTO OUT, ts I, ,t Forty White i., t I ; i ' , i ! if o , . 11111 ..,, ....,...............li I , n I .....ia 15 - z ; , , New York. April 1.Tbs accounting to which the aupreme court decided that the Roo. Dr. Newell Dwight HillI ..ndr. 'OP. meet ii i fie prolect. but only soughs a full in- I In peaking of the present stiorreg of the subject. vestigatlyn -There Is not a senator here." mul not m oniles in general. especially in Senator Underwood. -- who does not realise tb deplorable condition this the light cars. C. N. Carrothere. mane-- . Motor Car country would be in because of ftif ger of the of nitrates for explosives shortage oor? ' gays: war ehould be declared again st ton A- mWe anticipated a great demand for etcondrete power could mak. us errsresider itt months if wis had no- ur- - Briscoe tare and threfare tried to It and had plenty.plus nitrogen ;place our orders early. in order to take Senator Lodge (teetered that by leer, - leer. of the spring business. But we dtd ins private enterprise alone the governSuch an AVICUI, h of meflt could get nitrogen cheaper than not contemplat In any other way. aa have 6w - ended J 1,, a as env- - Prospects "I thb not beiteve In making the ernment socialistic." he said. -- Advo- !in the last month. We have teen re... cat. of government manufacture often iceiving Briscoe ears from the factory ; to the powder situatien. It la point so they conic! chip them and two true that we ara a ,haaa 1.0.4, :as feet tor powder. anii sepaying are getting o cheep far. have not been able to supply th are puolt-- ! Our Powder es a result. If I am correctly idemands. Informed. not one of the belligerent us very hard for caret and our re- lions is using as tnlerior a powder as we are making lied sales have been ouffsring through keep enough of the Senator Lodge said ble information four inabilite to euPPIV "ern- - We are le was that the beilirterent all had pow- - Briscoe of Briscoe Ite Luse & carload data only as destructive to the recelvlag first of the cooling 'seek. guns in which they were used am is '44Sis thewhich are fold. The lot Luse the powder ninee the government at !most of has been inearnsu-- h great demand e Indian Mead lie said lie WAS end middle ger& th oring to make an investigation of the i throughout now that this shipment n hint' we are have subject The splosive tileston. he Insisted, 'receiving. is the first that et could be met by int, coke oven ;lido, been able to get of those popular cars !This model is. beyond doubt, a marcel try through the woe of the and at the same time the dyestuff in- - ; for power. speed. flet,bility. finish and et control. not to mention the dustry. vital to this country. could be i ease beautiful lines and easy riding quail- built up. are found in n9 other car,' that Senator Underwood went into the 'tie'', have had of chomistt ofy dyestuff and powder I The best evidence they la the shortage of automobiles preempt manufacture to combat Mil statement. Motor the Senator Muslin that a section the tact that notice,. be itineeted in the urged bin ',jeer...ink the ,Car company have Iwo receivedon and to draw on i from the Briscoe factory that any aster power or Other Item" of pub- - latter April III. 1116. thein Briscoe will advance Nicoll., price. lit, utilities In war limes for the our- - land pose of maintaining the national de-- Prospects think that when we tell tothem the; tense. that automobiles are licsrce. due materials. twaretry of manufacturieg "mos this method to that we Cr. only that the promote; the eat.. but the fact Briscoe Motor corporation arid other.1 HEY. DWIGHT HILLIS in hace manufacturere popular their prices! should his COnlitneing file,11 that Mean. are tot merely salea argil- - ' VY APRIL 8 1916 is - 1 I SELL TURNED AS FAST I I "tis-- PaneYndirmaett,MulturijetVlatvhoereglAnno.a ACCOUNTING is ,. ) i I - t cos BillscllE , l... ,..ii1 l , ' SATURDAY I siderweed Deiced.. Inas. vocational opportunity Senator Underwood dented this as- education a month during their active service in peace time.. Civilian in. sertion that the Alabama Power corn- - BOCATION FOR . , t , -- 11 , , , , , , , 1 . , ......--- ----' " , . . , . .7101E3 iaCILI . , f ' .A 1 ' ,I N t ,7! |