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Show N. r tin fN M M. 24 IM MX While 2J DESERET E YEN INGE' NEWS. HI I I)A V NOVEMBER 21 PAGES SALT ilAKK 1U1 , CITV UTAH SEVENTIETH " f , YEAH . I'" Wilson to Submit Message on Treaty to Congress cfc Ultimatum on Wage Increase Is Issued Ml PEACE III 1 CONFERENCE Here to Arrange Race For Cup Them. tfb I Miners I ISState Control f OfvCoal Mines L Is Being Urged Judge Pollock Enjoin Col ' lector From Refuting to Itsue Revenue Stamp on Malt or Beer. JRcpreenttive of German Government Informed o Protocol to be Signed by cfcb V ! BEER LIFIEO' English Yachtsman IN CITY OF ST. . Operators to . Nov. II. IVnrr of hT. J.7S per cent alcohol was dnrlarcd del to be cision handed down today by Judge John O. lhl loch of tint district court. In I'nilcd Ntalr unis. Responses Art, Being Re Injunction Issued by United ceived by Got. Hard State District Court Is ing on Suggestion to Take Obeyed by Union Offiof Coal cials in Colorado. Concerted Action. President Counter Propoial Miners Brings . Spirited Debate in Afternoon Session. DENVER. Colo, Nov. it, C Surge O, MOINES, la.. Nov. II. Gov, I. Harding of Iswa had received Johnson, district president. United rrpltr from the governors f sevwn Mine Workrra ot America, early this bituminous coal producing states to- morning, announced that th etrike of the bituminous coal miner la Coloday to hie suggestion that the stat DKH W. Wilson Issues Proclamation Placing Na tion on Sugar Rations on About . which he granted a temporary Account of Shortage. restraining United Males j Internal and DM. Atty. Hmsiry enfrom Moore Revenue Col lector AMI I M. TON, Not. il (vke concerted action In an effort to rado which 'had been ordered for Fri3I- Not. WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Nov. ll. In an efforcing tiic wartime prohibition have bituminous coal digging resuin day midnight had been called off in a coal miners ban. today will brewers. lake 84. Wlbon 1ouis up pi rmldnit art against fort t" meet th altuation resulting' ed. SO accordance Issued dotted fholr with demands for a the Injunction of whole subject of the treaty Not BT. LOUIS. Nov. II. Federal Judge liotir week and a 0 per oral Ineenough had replied f Jr Gov, last night by District Judge Clargnce from Ih present acut shortage of lrmlllr la hto mow ye Pollock today granted a temporary engar, President Wilson today revived rt-sac tv say whether he would call J. Morley of Denver. In wage. Ot a eounter-proxHarding Dec. 1, It was stated offiattordistrict a conference of governors, he declar th war tlm power of th federal injunction against the revenue Tbs conto tlie in Issued collecLy temporary Injunction opossum ney and the internal cially today at the White House. 0 st noon, states from which he over the nations food of govemmeifi ference they said they would actor from enforcing the provisions enhad heard were, Indiana, Until Uien he will have nothing Illinois, Judge Morley held that ths atrlk . aartlm Volstead prohibition 40 the . a was supply.. in direct Incrcauc stat West violation th of cept nut acTen Ohli, v- , wage per Virginia. Kentucky, to nay concerning tLe arnata forcement act, pending further litiga' In nesses and Pennsylvania. Its. seven-I- k hi r day. , and ths proclamation, Industrial commission law Which propresident tion In rejecting the treaty. tion. Gov. Lowden of Illinois laid tn his Tlie !m)oxal rtdkrd a spirited vided that no strike should b called transferred to Atty. Oen. Palmer th In effect. Judge Pollock aancfloned message: THOMAS LIPTOX. SIR dehate In Uio wage asle commitsupreme the lifting of the lid on beer tn 8t. PARIS. Nov. 21. Th by Food 'Situation becoming serious In this on nny scoount without thirty days broad suthorUy Sir Thomas Llpton has Just arrived tee ajtd it waa na id a decision state. Still hope that authorities at notice thereof being filed with the dmlnlstratdr, Ifoovef during th council today ayreed upon Dec. 1 as Lou la In the decision Judge Pollock tn New Tor( to make arrangement Washington will effect settlement commission In order that the merit war. While if, la Mr. Palmer1 e presprobably would not be made at (the date when the German peace granted a temporary restraining or- for a race for the Americas Cup If not will be glad to attend shortly. ent Intention tofxercUe. hls authority ratified. least until s be will tomorrow. .The formally njtrra-tortreaty der enjoining United flutes L.st. Atty. next year. The New York Yacht club conference with governors eoal pro- of th controversy might b investihave have of not indicated any wilJnternal only so far as sugar Further Informal discussion tv concerned, he and states consider Hensley and CollecUp ducing ways gated. Revenue Moore from enforcing the has not yet accepted his challenge, Is prepared to uk i been-helmeans for resumption of production. meet any with the German represenlingness to amrud their offer of President attendwho had Johnson, wartlms the Volstead of but It is almost assured that thd elub Got. Cox of Ohio replisd: IS cents a toa and' 30 per cent In- similar situation affecilnLotber food tatives now bare In connection with provisions act The dlstr ed an conference of union attorney ta Unices there some adjustment prohibition will repty favorably. While here he VY.1 . t creaas for day wage labor. with Tooa ; (he notification by the allies that a la restrained from prosecuting all In representative with United Staten Dis- supplies. Interference governmental will inspect tbs Shamrock IV., wbtob 'the Working hours seal and measure the of the violator ed Amon must he slimed flrvt the Germany th wilt of be by mines present.. , protocol shape operating trict Attorney Tedrawe-W- '. I. Reilly, internal revenue collector. Is enjoined has been In dry dock In South Brooknecessary. It ought to be alone by fed- member ment of jusllce.'it l 'erstood, wilt e guaranteeing fulfilment or .the armle-jtlc- e from refusing to issue revenue stamps state iiioustrlai Nov. 31. IU---i conWASHINGTON, In but war eral since of if the lyn authorities, emergency conditions. These discussions have for beer containing one-haand attorney Fred Farrar, rep- b ths eetabliehmynt otOprio ot 11 of one 1114 made International must much the states luminous tinue!, cod! longer served operator yacht racing resenting the Colorado Furl and Iron Cents a pound woleealMpr'all sugar, sot." , (been confined chiefly to the method's per cent or more of alcohol. hat was practically aa ultimaIssued the following statement In conThe order is made operative at impossible. It Is understood that h Gov. Black' of Kentucky simply of procedure In considering the pro- - once. .ths price' nection with his order cancelling the except th LoulslapV tum on the coal miners' Represenintends to bring over a said: en fixed at tocoL As yet the Germans hare not of which already has strike order: Tollock enjoins Collector yacht, to be used as a trial horse ot reMiner Judge tative here today- tolling tlx-Kentucky gradually This Increase o pries was I have compiled with the court 17 cents. stated whether they will sign the doc Moore from refusing to issue revenue turning to work. that the offer yesterday of IS I have entrusted our rase to said ts b neceeeary. to-- , prevent a ument stamps In respect to beer or malt against the Shamrock IV. Oor. Cornwell of Weet Virginia orders. United States District Attorney Ted-ro- famine during th early part 'of next Of one .per cents a ton and 30 per cent day liquor containing one-ha- lf telegraphed: . . The American delegation is still cent with the hope that he will com- year or more of alcohol, provided the few Inasmuch lneroux' was wage the comparatively utmost Sharp curtailment - of .sugar con.without Instructions as to his particle taxes are tendered and paid. The colpel the onal operator! to likewise obey and Idle atate are prothis in mines that could be given. Tie miners th mandates of the United, State and sumption by candy and , soft drink t duction of entire atate more than 74 district patlon In the peace conference follow-lin- g lector is also enjoined from refusing manufacturers al6 will ba ordered as courts of Colorado. went Into a Immediconference as to license the no action such brewers, plaintiffs the failure of the senate to ratify per cent of normal, declar I hen present shortage officials I Unltsfl believe th States that even manufactured beer the here." as consider though the offer. you suggest necessary ately to !the treaty, but Henry White attended conuins order st Indianapolis recalling ia due in a measure to the, Increased more than one-ha- lf of one Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania wired: eourt, s strike, makes It man- consumption of candy .and apft drinks the meeting of the supreme council 'Conditions here not so critical as the nation-wldNov. Jl. Acting per cent alcohol or from revoking WASHINGTON, datory on the part of the operators which hn followed the enforcement as representative of the United such license because of violations of to all men who want out of prohibition. Details as to this curthe provisions of the law. y Polk being States, tailment remain to he worked out.the miners conference broke up that hesitate . before I would make scale on the striks." Df fleer Restrained. between th tn London. The entire delegation is While the margin Served Order. With no complicate Might conclusion auggeeL had you And been whaj reached. and Dlst. Collector A,Uy. Hensley wholesale end retail prlte of sugar continuing Its work in the belief that conditions in WSshington conference' court was Johnson with ths served court a whom describes officials the that th Moore, as situation It stood had beep. and has not yet been determined a compromise ratification resolution ppsalt)iiy.ork (jarm. order at a. local hotel where he regis- sr known the defendants, their agents, servants to h ive tentatively conwill be agreed to In the senate. Miners, hs explained, would go Into , (By Universal Service-- ) H held a conference sidered 1.54 cents, rnakliifc thq retail tered yesterday. This view 'is apparently shared by and employees are restrained, pendreIn N IL Kan., the' Cable TOPEKA, Joint session again this afternoon with United States District. Attorney (Special Dispatch.) 14 cents a pound-Th- is, most of the members of the council. ing final hearing and decision, from sponse to a telegram from Gov. Hard H. B. Tedrowe, William 1. Reilly, of price approximately LONDON, Nov. II. The first, list without having a definite response-t- o any manner enforcing or attemptIwho are anxious for the continuance however. Is .fubjoct tq change." the lowa governor that of statsasking enand ing Industrial be or th commission, ing to enforce causing to of German citizens to be demanded the operators'- - proposals. upon o variety of condijof the United States in the dellbera of Kansas agree to a 0 per cent In- - hls attorney last night and a later depending " forced against the plaintiffs, their ' V tions. mlnInternational court, for Jtlons of the peace making body, trial crease the in striking by 'an to. of L. President Lewies John conference Fred with Acting general Farrar, agents, servants, employees and wjges Howard Figg, assistant to th - settlement council, however. Is working out plans customers er terms the under the of pendlngvurtherIron Fuel and Colorado counsel for the of the peace treaty, any penalties, pains, the Mine Workers organization who II. J. Allen so that the enforcement of the treaty general in charge of food sales jdated that he could not company. No statement was Issued. distribution, forfeitures of the wartime numbers 0 . and- - Includes, thfe ex-- k worked out plans' will not be hindered If the .United leisures or act. a the of closeted spent suMa proposal. part morning . . A further conference was to b held for carrying .has agre'to out the drastic- - regulaStates falls to ratify it later. The next prohiblton alaer.- - the former arown prince, and w ith ' . Dlst. Atty. Hensley Is restrained Secyc of Labdr Wilson, presided , today. tions proposed as soon as approval meeting will be held Monday, frdm arresting or prosecuting In th meantime, 500 miners in th has been the Grand Admiral von Tlr.plut, tjie Eve- at tlie miners' session.' It, was said Seek Covyt Order ' had by the several governIn News Jiigtau-thoritor customit on northern Colorado fields learns their agents or Frederick plaintiffs says ning ment agencies which- it will be neces -the conference of th joint United States Left Out operators in ers for. their fallura.to affix revenue a out vtrted had walk to sympath An English judge is topre-- , to consult. BISMARCK. ND.Nov. n. k strike-- with the southern district sary aqd . miners .would be .reaumed. thi stamps, provided the failure is due to side at the "Clothed with "ihelr new 8 lUhorlty.' court eU r ' slatl, trials, thr newspapeifadds afternoon supreme'" asking Jhe Mexico had New miners miners and WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. Action by ths collectors, refusal to Issue the at which time the .miners department officials will sign' an agreeV wltl be tried under-th- e The . order ofjb.lstrlct Judge voted a similar walkout, because t ment with beet and- - cane sogar refin--e- re to overrule (the supreme council at Paris in fixing stamps. would answer. their There present , The defendants are likewise enjoin-discrimination In employment (Dec. 1 aa the data for formal, proclapresidency of the. (British) gttor-ne- w Vas directed the state to re- alleged whereby- the Utter are 4o go into in th Gallup district. considerable doubt whether' the NueselAwhlch mation of a state of peace between the ed from arresting or prosecuting the the Cuban market and purchase at is In Paris with full who owner to general, their or turn properties that their employee, agents, mfbbig Labor interests have contended . would b accented. available stocks. The supply of Cuban powers ratifying the treaty fulfilled plaintiffs and from seising or at- instructions to proceed and who is en proposal Is expected to beflled in th supremo the state industrial law,, providing sugar in Its raw state is estimated the expectations of administration of- or customers Before the conference! to entering. see in or j(i'ru or Inter in strike before a. of nolle any tempting the final way gaged ficials. After the senate had ended preparatmaking tons. thirty days todaf Lewi reiterated that ihaop era- - court today" by cp unset for Oof. Lynr lockout, of ions. says the Daily Express. Jaw is unconstitutional. Ths 'its special seeslon . without ratifying fering with the property,-busine-orss Beet Ugar refiner already have." that The' ' courts "charge J.' Frazier. cuspetition of affairs the never In their tested the plaintiffs been has was here the the treaty general feeling tentatively assented to the plan, Jt wa A committee of allied, jurists will tors' offer was ' inadequate ' and uqac on account of alleged violaXuessle, gct4 unlawfully when and It was considered possible iq la- learned, upon assurances that a higher 'Jqdge .'fv that TSurope would not wait longer for tomers ceptable!. soon Ts tion as the treaty of the act. proceed as than now prevails would be "drdered the return of the Wash- bor circles today that th present sitAs any" contract ugeed to by xth this country's decision. he price was in decision Judge Pollock's, uation might be used to determine the established. fled by Jheilhree allied powers and . Under the treatys provisions the suits and . , ,by two brewing asso- effective measures have been taken.'' operators of miner jnuat receive the burn Coal company's property at Wll laws validity. Cane sugar dealers will be railed .exchange of ratifications could have ciationsbrought Fuel OAr Administrator approval , Monand St. five next owners Its to independent by ton, N, D., into conference at an early date. They, ,been made as soon- as three of the Lon Is breweries to restrain The phrase as soon aa the treaty j LeldT'tome .obaervees, believed the Unit-but the ed States district favor (the arare also understood- to 1 8t-day 'a dm to prohtbtt-- e nforcemert-- j ;Hcad Rhine Comiislon. great powers had. Kratified, ou the col- - is ratified." means as soon as the cere- before, and the 5 attorney negotutions was announced, i (date was delayed. rangement. ! miners "Mid . operators ofits order is songhr, frorrj. th s1--between Of interimi'jeyemi the lector from. ereTiamrina jn'4fmnv was of ratification have A sugar distribution committee wilt desired to iloeu.- reached an largely because It PARIS. Nov. 21. Aibeh Claveille, also ' forcing .the wartime prohibition act.1KPr beiwOert court. impasae, it' b set up States a' party 'from the These (the United department of Britain, France and minister of public works. Is su 1 wer e. ton so lldaltd b' y fnents There jvere reports that Secy. Wil- preifte at present --"That J. other AH of the four rrett It will sit constantly and' will The cite justice. Lynn (first. petition Inter, the of son 'has be to hSd appointed president a agreement'. advance Italy Wgge taken.place. of proposed of hav entire the alioCattoo, Great France, Britain, Italy powers. Frazier Is fully cognizant of hls rights, national Rhine commission a soon as of stocks. . charge The Judge asked if the state of 10 per tent. t.i Refiners who enter, into' and Japan, now have ratified. a efduties and Missouri governor ever had court Into with th Germany'goe questioned prerogative inia treaty Meanwhile reports received hbre . the agreement will be compelled to. The effect ot the promulgation of the right of Congress to pass the warE dicated that the scarcity of coal was ot the etats and as coinmander-lu-chief fect, it ia reported her,.-sell their euppllee through this compeace will not. It Is held by the state time prohibition law. When told that th Hi of reof .force to taken is This military according step acute. While becoming increasingly mittee. Officials believe this plan wiiL 'department, directly affect the legal no such-actio- n had been taken, he the enforcement of the priority older state. AVV. quch he could summarily port, to obtain the. f ullest advantages elimlnate th possibility of a constatue of the war existing between the said: inter- arising frojn tha special rights regard- centration of stocks at anT ht 'Xuessle L. for remove of fuel waa the ad rn'olst ration 'United States and Germany, but It will point aa is time for the states to wake DETAILS OF- - DEMAND In the hands of regional . coal pieced ference with the military force, but ing the Rhine Which were accorded well as- prevent hoarding. mean that tha work of rehabilitating up Itor Congress may usurp all their Nuesale be prohibited lly Fra ne by the treaty he that . , , Officials pray j.admit will has word the that without freely nt. from particibegin $pe jEurope privileges.' action. , court from further will wee th supply. "of sugar in- -, of this country. 'Washington to clamp on restriction the , deal pation - Thepetttiontoa,---Docs with the Not Affect Liquors. American warehouse practical)-,- ' exBeaides bringing the league of naas ad local conditions would lightly FODHIGHEI declaration of Judge. Xuessle that The decision does not deal with hausted. .The American, crop oram-trily- is tions formally Into existence, the event permit, ' about 1,000,008 ton whjle ihe state of civil war," If necessary, is will bring into force a prodigious list whisky or any liquors or beverages, wheb annual of Jn 'of 'obligations which, -must be pergreater .alcoholic content that 2,75 preferable to desooUsm," consumption averages approx-- 1 To Curtail Traffic cent covers touen-jupoaelzure and the viewed he the b ; said , per specific! CHICAGO Nov, 21. Members' of imately 4.000,000 ton. only j ; formed by Germany.- Theylight by- - ths state last INOCTDBEfl, 1319 Of ths coal mine great and small matters in many grounds on which the validity of the the Order of Kailway Expressmen Local ' was in law attacked the inwho were not- 21. Nov. sugar to Th .. and ara of the world, people CHICAGO, injunction week., subject dally parts announced detalle of their 'de- creasing eoal shortage today had be fled of . President Wilsons proclamaI in the petition that time limits ranging from, IS days to suits brought by- - the breweries who It charged tion said that-i- t would cause no su r- sought to establish fheir right to make mands for increased wages and Im- gun to menace additional industries judge- - Nuenelei Interference, order 1 yean. WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. Ameri- priee here, aw every beer. . , to in beet sugar factor1 remark Wrkinfc conditions whifch have and threaten the nation's food supply, For the establishment of the league and sell 2.75 teljd proved In .were in ih weat was appealed to daily, with the further prospect of a sweep- vita bloodshed and civil war anfl create can exports Judge Pollack did not rule on the been Octpber, 1115, definite time is stipulated in the Director .by General presented wareither the to ail parts of th country. ing curtailment of passenger traffic a loea of respect for th duly author- valued at 1112,800,008, aq increase of treaty, but the inference generally constitutionality of A. Bolling- - within 24 hours by Grand President Idrawn is that it will Ve set up at once. time prohibition law, or the Volstead Hines ized military authority of th governor 155.008,008'over those In .September ll(t price being no consideration. e act. enforcement The made bi425.000 As the approximately by er. There are many referenced uf th east have had no subjects the brewers fn the suits plea and hi subordinate officer." and of 1 11000,000 over those in Oc- sukAr forparts for an injunctuminous coalminers rounded out some weeks past and the upon which it must pu within a tion Th demands are v was 2.75 cent statea to a that alcohol It tober per of the became year idleness ago, of weeks three !jew weeks 'of aeoordlng Louisiana can sugar crop had been coming into force HONORS Time and a half for. all employee known, - - In beer was not intoxicating and asked xh treaty,- ment today by ths bureau of foreign selling at j cents per hound. through a statement her by MILITARY ' Definite time limits, to be reckoned that the' defendant be enjoined ffom except at station employing fiye men the regional coal committee that the and -. for domestic commerce,. Export War are It time regulation MATIENZO 2 as it affected 75 or less: LIEUT, from that date are stipulated, how- -' enforcingoi the law The 10 months ceded with October acted, retailer will ael ths publlcuR-- 1 big Gtitca go " packing1 plan t ha v tc about two weeks supply of coal left were valued at 54,601,000,000, an In- dsr the certificate imros, fee- - the- - execution of - a great peceent-aleoha be U messengers. Express pn put plan and jobbers" and that when they have used that .many-oMENDOZA Argentina. Thursday, crease of 11,440.000,000 compared with and candy manufacturers ths treaty provision. Thus will b lim-- -r 240-homonth instead of drawing the committee were to honors able .be will not Nov. .28.- High military the corresponding period last year. lted to a percentage of thdtr normal of Lieut. a 'on of funeral which which is to take charge October itnportatotaledy414.0U0.060 time the Saar monthly wage basis, today any. coal to them. paid at the LIBERTY BONDS Tandy makers Who basin and that which is to delimit the The. lmnid:ate future of the steel Mattemo. tha Argentina aviator who a decrease of 420.006.000 from the requirement. meani that they a 111 be granted-a- n not accumulated awtock of tuger.1 "Polish-Germconcern. was of September, but an (a hv 'causing frontier, are to be set J Industry' today high.gpark' ith hour and for time half will hard be day hit. ss the holiday trwic eight and In the Chicago dtstrlrt thd Ij'orn ever' th Andes last May.. la--Th avi creaa.of 4144,000,090, over those in IS up wrttahFH days of the establishfinal Quotations. v 1) bvertlm just opening. including terminal time, froducts plant , t Argo. wa discovered week October, 1014. For the ten months - I)).. ment of peaqor .tore body U. S. Att, W. VT. Ray. upon whop. . ft was understood there would be Within three months - the German Suspension, ft other plant ind It has been learned that there period imports amounted to 41.1 NEW TORK. Nov. 11. Prices of Lib- no strike until officials of the raila gain of 1541.090,000 over th devolves the reeponsfbHity of enfo'cat Fekln. 111... already having .bee were two discharged rhamber In his army must bereduced to 200.00 ef. e tne e-were-25- . who found thy body corresponding period the year before. ing each federal had been given closed. revolver. fectives. all unauthorized munition erty bonds at 2 5J4 p. m. today Jdcn way administration 18 10; first 14.20; second 4a that he fired the The - figure for th f.rat ten months huik-iftr'to consider the question. by the' dJfwt-1,In the general situation aa regard, id v need plants' must he cloned, Germany most 4 4: second 41s. time first 4Js, Tbs men expect a decision from Di- the mtnfi themselves, but slight hot cither to eitreci aUenUca er to was higner than that reenrded for any tVeshingion, eluted this stivrnoen 1 hand over all of her military and na 8J.2S; 02 ; third, 4s-- 84 2; fourth 4Ja ,rector he had not yet been adod i f lrl vr otf coi idois which birds Jeter 82 80; Victory H. 88 0; Victory 4 , General Hines within a few previous full calendar year, the state- presi-Ser.- - x reported action. , - (Continued on- page two.) 88.28. ment said (Continued on page two.) daya .I'et.l detfme(i ilia al I all-nig- ht y : k lf of-th- com-mbni- an w r I Kaiser Among First Germans to-d- ay ab-,g- nt Under-Secretar- . 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