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Show 1N EVENING NEWS SATUltDAY iJKSEHKT DPtNEO (Spc U1 la KI'1U-K- Sm 11 V Th :: PH - MINE I th ft I It E kA - Not VICE BI LEASERS ti .Vr) In Th ) .urn 10 OPENED Milne J. ttin1tm 44 up-,- IU. ai.S part Ml f aid f foi I NOVEMDEH 22 191!) RAILROAD radioed .ce4 Ik, nation nt,ciiniH drl) dtim, e aitwiitil k kMhi aiii, ' railroad luidaM ftftnft(l$ft if (I$e are among (lift min- nil f k nkl.h io.M. .nh. lu.l.d not I Old. A Ik f i.d I. a nr llikla director of lh Catted ing prvpctUea if Tlntu (ha 1 4ufln ka.M.1.1 oi.urind on lh. , U...I op.0.4 h. K Slat tarnation her vie, which trika on tha roo Utal ftciuUng (ha hUju, J i t ktr lui ,4 Ike dri.e kin. a kl uhh, afety Ira, (l Ik has already span! 1111.000.600 In refur (h enaiaeer lh, I fompin) a aharaa up to a in h git i.t.r I li II k lluiaa, tun.iwh) i4 Ala g In clamation w.tk, and for which U II n re-f A I pulh, loans A weh ago !hra ralulat l,.n 4 d th flgur a ho hit f lha Mifaly slat a, link .f lh, trilled r.pr.MOt.d at I h Irrigation 41 I1r u lla contaJnaJ an ifiDuuin nnriti if iha glouna a ra'lruad admih!.ir'i.n on lha runfarenr aui4imoii( of her ar discussing a rehist, th n.ada dufin it 4ri.a nra dasalopmai I In thia pruprriy aiul r,llul1 ! ' quest for Illl.lol.tlO more, ft claim, brillianl rwoi4 lha la in lhot 1 Tha ka latter lha aloty Ifcftl a bum h of speaker In a public mealing at the m te that iMa d ,, , un rtulH" , to on My heart!,! lii !t .IU fa had baan ans n.trr d Tha audl-ena- e aulth in OB (h. t.riliiaol i ud you Assembly hall last night ai 4ltlJfl tamti far II was not large, and apparently i nu lun limn wi drpoaii V ylvan suit on dudai tk taltalul I l.llroaU ,.OU,ut Halt Lsk residents believed that th ! thoaa nhn h'lvo bran Tjl 4n trnir apprniati VSI.IIa in pr,nliun giving kli4 Iron lilu.uti tn ,hl-In Clue touch will, th, Wri. promt. ..port aubjact was to be of technical nature of lh 7 lli.ir I.U...4 p.M 'niuui .r..il wurk iod th th g emui As a matter of fart aims of th fine! going K.,. i nun.l rr f lotal ie..i.l haik Qulln e thoroughly th.i. hi hu durational motion picture views oat ka.n underground at th Z.rn dur-- j that auinalhihg ba , travelogue of the west were reproor thrr dx i4 and all lf! undlitui Inf th pax duced on the sroeen wad given by U. J. r of thnm appear to h by toaoaro. or tr.ol uro which) enthusiastic found rt 10!, ogo wa i.o I mrk(ibl Blanchard, of the lteclanialtrn serbean U rhondUd regarding th or which ha IM n4 . ... aww. (, profit vice) i Th heat Information ub'nln-kb- l in lha hieu4 pro4omlntod valuog Mr. DaH. said that ibar ar In th ! rnrnrnt Nov Indicate that lh CHUAtiO anuth drift gt th dm lh mint was urh of Iho reclamftJon It project movoa to rut coot of living hod o frona th toltom r f " lnO foot wtnra w her water waa brougttt to virth oldr worhtng of today on lh corn Ulunca baa a deoall of quarti th Thmin arthatagain of down aum ahut aom at markvl Additional gin land, of 1,111.004 scree, with two or thrra feat of high grad lntlofi and (hat ftod manufacturing aatabllah which 1,140.004 ar actually under Important or (honing work la alao hetng don In thalf of mnt owing to coal ahortaga teudad 1.444.-004 rullltetlon. Thar ar another value Aaaav ahow thi or In run axrep-- 1 tha compan, from on of th alao to depraa hip o citH k on "Th hutKnacou Mind. luatrn acre to which tho reclamation aom corn word to that and dvmmd th Iron Mon and Ping ought llonally high In illver and lad. with Irrparcdnraa for Hui'coag I n m eervlce is furnishing a supplemenIn tha Hioua which had ban auld at Nw York for BPrdav 11 1& timulai m copper and gold, and Imal minklntal Howr ' on darimaa a rhck tary supply of water. Altogether th and ha aoma dm j Inadlv howvr. for put nd Half men char-er I1 i th atock but llttl trad.d In declare that th f 'T1111 ing from whuh Investment of lh government Ihu ranged prlca fp.nlng . Invitad - at of th or denote permanent-- . Jto lower, including far In reclamation ha been 1214.444,-40- 4 l to II and Way at SI to 1 St Th or com In th south drift, in a war follow d by a alight rally. north and south break which ha a On the whole list of project ere Aftar with corn (ata wr om f waaler ly dip. Copper xaluea appear 404.440 pereon. and a ghade to c down. Including opening on th fnotwstl and th of I lh thee ar on th farm, th others 74. ntlr quart at ?t to markt w,mk to but llttl of la residents with communal being rally, that sll.rr and powr deposit Impregnated on hogg gava hav sprung up on th projects. SINK SHAFT PREPARES lead. quotatlona to provisions buying CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov II It will b recalled that the Zuma waa chiefly of lard August Herrmann of the world' got Its first ahonlng of or on th 500 klraga Champion Cincinnati Nationals, today; "r- Davie told of th problem of and that It waa fur th purpoa d which come with th HIOAK Vnr T Z Ru(lfrHt(hr. announced that waivers had been! tbpacial I Tha Nawa of following tht or that th wtm amount of water, or 47071 fbr and accepted on five mem- Nov SSJohn lavia, who ifMmrry, Ki nKKA, of a 100 feet -which to sunk a wii Ml caaag; ber of th Itrda. He would not dl- - with th changing of natural coodl-vulg- e depth Kg Higher. mean that the present deevlopment waa in tamp jeairrday from th Tipilc flratai 7gt7t ordinary first 4o0dl, water to land that wa any names, but It I believed ,lona by adding are at a depth of 100 fret and rentral-- i property In North Tlntlc. saytjat mark aaea. Included. 440(t. tor that Outfielder and'd,T. and Bald that on more than ona-Ke- e Hherry Mag In haa h rcted th located the fram ly that gallowa ,h reclamation proJeoU there company' ground -' and Inftelder Bhretber ar slated Toultry all Higher, a prmg. I Or; While It I perhap a little earlv to and that buttdlnge ar now bing put fowiS( nalv drainage projects, tha to go. Infielder Jamie Bmlth was!1turkya. It uwj moat make prediction local mining men up for th accommodation of th am extensive being that on th Rio claimed Giants. the by who hat Inspected the new find 1e-- I Grand. of tha company Malarial for Bank ployabulldinga rltr that the future of the propart) theaa Advantages of reclamation service waa acurad from tha ADMITS t assured and that with such a showproject he mentioned as Including Taiay property, nar tha old camp ofa NEW Nov !2 YORK. Th actual tha company purchasing rsgulatlon of flood flow; consolidation ing of ore It la practical!) a cinch that Mrcur. KILLING DETECTIVE of cou pi of large buildings which hav condition of clearing house banka and a min will he opened. control, and eliminating of dlsput moved week lubmer the show for down trurt and th torn as (o rights. companlea Eureka people own most of the ben section 12 North In Tlntlc to the hold Nov. reserve HAS JOKE, that tlT.'f'.IlO Both Cal. Mr. Davla and Mr. Blanchthey Floyd rtock In the Zuma. among the large shaft on tha TlnticIavU whr exceaa of legal requirement This It McClure confessed rly today h had ard paid tributes to lha pioneers of shareholder being I J Fennell, IV. lh Thanew la to be Installed a machinery ' from of 1,170 last killed Anton decrease M.lk fired bullet the that and to lh fitting fact that th Utah, ) F. Khrlter, F. Kimball. Kasmus now has a depth of about id Thra hchoeinb. a Ban Francisco detective, leclamatlon association should meet 'Kelson. James Knowles and Mrs. J E Is another 70 foot ahaft on tha prop- week. while ha and Paul Freeman, who was here. Mr. Blanchard aald that It Driscoll. erty Uorg H Taylor, of ofHalt 14 k a, with McClure, were lake leas than thrs settlsrs on a also arrested Eureka, who Is a former resident The ground la adjoined on th north Is th manager of this nsw company SPECIAL SESSION OP evading arrest on a charge of having reclamation service to get two permvv the Iron King and on the south bv known halt wall a of and number stolen an automobile. anent homesteaders. In spit of re- ikii.. lil i iii.uiUi4 l V T4'. fno rht lnd 0Pnd epnd bu tat l , hld tl,t,n. to i t.,i.,4 - i r hvy htprfrl Id-fo- al artr taiih rivingdioimai rral drpr laom ( lnlrt bn lmbr 1 1 1 ihlir Trit , air :,H 10 i one-bal- rla-rmne- a Pr-Ide- lvl m r,n , laia . "h rcipt , bn addl-aake- eCa - Statement MCLURE i fL i th claim company. of the Eat Crown I'olnt Inkers sr Interested In tha proposi- tion COLORADO RAILROADS UNDER U. S. CONTROL WARNED TO REVIVE RATING LEGISLATURE WILL SHIP TAILINGS DENVER. Colo, Nov. II Governor Hhoup today sent letter to memFROM BULLION BE bers of the Colorado legislature notifying them that a special session of the legislature would convene MonN to The (Special News) (Special to Th Dee. I. Ratification of th woday. EUREKA. Nov, 23. The Greeley Kl'REKA. Nov. 22 Durln th paat man suffrage amendment to the fedMining company, owning property In week C J Hannifin, well known leas- eral Constitution will be included In old on the work commenced dump c er, g tha vicinity of the and formal call, the governor haa premill. This plant the Beck Bullion at the controlled by Provo people, hag viously announced. went Into the discard many years ago commenced a development campaign hut In It waa opduring the time that BREWERIES according to information from the eration a large amount of or waa TWELVE The ahaft la treated and th tailings dump contains North Tlntlc eectlon TO ARE READY of ton of low grad down about as far as it can he sunk (many thousand Like all of, the early day material. hand'and 'nrenaratlnna are MAKE LAGER BEER by ting mUUnK Beck th ona Operated by tha madg for the Installation of electrical ituuion punts company aaved onfy a th silver values and It machinery. part of that 8T. I.OUIS, Mo., Nov. 22. Beer of aom of the talllnaa can Th Greeley property, which waa j thought 2.75 alcohol content waa sold freely Hannifan Hr. Nlch-ol- a be shipped at a profit. Theodore controlled by formerly In In St. Louis today following the Ishas had considerable experience and associates. Is now In the hands handllnv low irrade dump or and suance by Federal Judge John C. of some of the well known mining and feels quite confident that he will be Pollock yesterday of a temporary Inbusiness men of Provo, among the able to profitably handle some of th junction restraining the United State heaviest owners of stock at the pres- Bullion Beck mill tailing. district attorney and the collector of Internal revenue from Interfering with ent time beln( Henry Heal, Jack Boyd. the manufacture or sale of beer. J. W. Prows. R. S. Curtis and Nel Twelve breweries were ready to reSeamount. sume manufacture of the beverage. United States Dlst. Atty. Walter L. ANIGHT DRAIN TUNNEL Hensley said the decision would be ADJOINING 0. SILVER appealed a speedily as possible." Lehl-Tintl- (Special to The New.) EUREKA. Nov. 22. W. J. Soffe, who 1 (Special to The New ) EUREKA, Nov. 22 Jesse Knight' big drain tunnel Is now in a distance of over 4,000 feet and according to Frank Birch, local manager for the Knight properties, the work Is moving along In a satisfactory manner. After passing through some rather soft ground the shaft which la being sunk on the property of the Tlntlc Drain Tunnel Is now In harder formation and work can he pushed along much more rapidly. The flow of water encountered In thi, shaft has not increased and a few minutes' work each day with the pump Is sufficient to keep the unwatered. The flow H too 'working I near the surface to be considered per-- 1 I manent and In the long run it should ' be more of an asset than a liability ' to the company. The shaft on the Tlntlc Drain Tunnel ground Is now down about 175 feet The machinery Is thoroughly modern and ought to be good for almost anv depth decided upon by the officials of the company. j I 1 Interested In mining property which adjoin th O. K. Silver of Tooele county, was In Eureka last Saturday. He is now doing some work on his claim and Is confident of being able to open some good ore Mr. Soffe waa formerly in charge of the development of the O. K. Silver from which some exceptionally fine ore has been .shipped, and he Is of the opinion that the mine will again become productive. In the O. K. Silver the ore carries silver and one of the cars shipped several years age la reported to have brought the company about EARNINGS FEDERAL FARM LOAN BANK WASHINGTON. Nov. 22. Earnings of the federal farm loan banks during the six months ending Nov. 1, were 1858,032, according to figures made public today by the farm loan board. This was a gain of more than 825B.OOO over the previous half year earnings and an Increase of approximately $850,000 over profits of the banks for the corresponding six months a. year ago. Since Nov. t, 1018, the banks have refunded $572,569 to the government, Nov, 22 Rail- road under federal control wer warned by the Interstate commerce commission today to revive their rating machinery becauae of the pending return of th properties to private operation. Tha notice pointed nut that with th return of th roads former regulations of the commission would be restored and that each Individual line would bL required to prepare and file Joint rate, classifications and concurrence with other carriers as If there had been no Interruption of private he-Jn- 1 K WASHINGTON. GERMAN BARK IN GREAT DISTRESS SEEKS ASSISTANCE HALIFAX. N. R. Nov. 22. The d bark German Paul bound from Hamburg for PhiladelS60 la distress miles southeast in phia of Halifax, according to wireless messages received here today from the steamer Wlnnlfiedlan. The message says the bark has lost fore, main and mlxxen masts. All sails and boats are gone, but th crew did not wish to abandon her and asked that a tug he sent from Halifax. The bark which registered 1,688 tons left Hamburg October 15. 8hs had no wireless. So far aa Is known the Paul Is the first German vessel to appeal for assistance In the North Atlantic since the war began. four-maste- VIENNA LACKS COAL; CONDITION IS CRITICAL ports that there wer four or five trials for every successful homestead. Th picture Mr. accompanying Blanchard's talks prove beautiful, enand educational. tertaining Appointment of Officers At Bryant Junior High The following appointments and a slgnments of cadet officer and noncommissioned officers, of th Bryant Junior high school battalion are announced by Captain R. M. Thomas, commandant Sergeant Instructor Robert H. HllL To be cadet major, 8hlr)y L. Evans; to be first lieutenant and battalion adjutant, Wayne W. Browning; to be first lieutenant and battalion supply officer, Harold M. Randall; to he battalion sergaant major, Reed C. Culp. To be cadet captain: Allen W. Williams Co. A; Joseph Dee Gardner, Co. B; Lionel Kay, Co. C. To be first lieutenants: Kenneth Umbourn. Co. A: Jefferson Rich, Co. B: Fremont G. Rawlings, Co, C. To be second lieutenants: Kenneth L. Edmunds, Co. A: Charles C. Ray, Co. B: Gordon C. RoMnson, Co-- . C. To be first sergeants: Wallace L. Bmlth, Co. A; William Quirk, Co. B; Evan E. Pike, Co. C. To be supply sergeants: - 8am B. Hamlll, Co. A: Abe Richmond, Co. B; Charles E. Betterlund, Co. C. To he sergeants: Arthur G. Rob inson, Co. A; Beble B. Burns, Co. A; D. Co. A: Walter H. Bnow, Ralph Crock well. Co. A; Earl Johnson, Co. R; Nell Hathaway, Co, B; Kelvin H. Hunter, Co. B: Kenneth Bywater, Co. B: Oscar L. Hyde, Co. C; Dean P. Calder, Co. C; William J. Murphy, Co. C; Rlgney D. Emmett, Co. C. Oordon O. Sima, To be corporals: Co. A; Stanley E. Morphy, Co. A; Ch&nning Morse, Cat A; Milton R, Alton A. Alrmet, Mortensen. Co. Co. A: Leo CasQemsn, Co. A; Ernest O. Hout, Co. B; Liddell Wallace, Co. BI Van McCarty. Co, B; Richard Harrell, Co. B: Lewis Law, Co. B; Oliver Paris, Co. B: Clyde W. Farr. Co. C: Robert W. Stewart. Co. C; Raymond Solomon, Co. C: Harry Bowring, Co. C; Sterling Gray, Co. C. Harold F. Ring To be buglers: wood, Co. A; Lawrence Peterson, Co, C; Kirby Turton, Co. B. The Truck That Travels All Roads Roadjs leading from the farm to market? ' from factories to stores and houses; from mercantile establishments to your own door these are highways traveled daily by , - Throughout the land these , speedy, strong vehicles are broadening the field and enlarging the market for. all class--e- s of goods, both raw and f inlshed.-The- se features of the Oldsmobile Econ- are" helping it "gain predominance;': omy 01dsmobile'-TorbeneInternal Gear Drive 355 Cord Tires all around; complete electrical equipment; 7:. nel section frame , . r ? VIENNA. Friday. Nov. 21. J By the Associated Press) Critical condin reducing th government's holding' of tions have been caused in thla city stock to $7,693,240. of coal from by the ! and Poland.- - Electric I CANADIAN HEROES deep-chanplants have discontinued service and Industrial plants and power houses WILL BE HONORED are burning .tanbark.. to keep their INGT boilers warm. a Unless of grain ar- Boys Must Report MONTREAL, Nov. 22. The names rive It Is expected announced that bread and To Juvenile Court V of the 60,000 Canadians who were flour rations will be reduced by one-ha- lf (Special to The News ) killed In the world war will be Inscribnext week, making an individuals EUREKA, Nov. 22 Three drifts ar ed on the walls of a church which will weekly ration a pound and a half John Toung. Kyiy March and Mil-- We shalL be glad to arrange a being driven at the property of the be erected In Notre Dame de Grace, a- bread and five ounces of flour. Tyrod ton Parsons, three of th boy who rewhlch ride In the Iron King Mining company - s Joy : demonstration. Call at our store the feuburb of Mcmtrel,"tt was aunuuncetj- repui ts that uo breadBtuffs-hav- e participated rived In eight days and that rations sulted in the death of Ernest Jenson '.easUm, and of-t- he district, -- one of today. -Jaek-son, and the serious Injury of Marian have been suspended. or telephone us., these drift being sent out toward the WILL BUY Thursday night, wer turned over west at a depth of 1,000 feet in the PROHIBITION ACT to their parents yesterday by Judge new ahaft, and the others having reG. A. R. Circle Has Independent Coal & Coke Co. ahaft cently been started from th Hugo B. Anderson,to-- of the juvenile, ri Peoples Sugar Company, IS CONSTITUTIONAL , appear which has a depth of 1,565 feet. On th i4 before eourt They, are n Springvllle-Mapletoone Co. is Impressive level lowest drift Program being sent Sugar 10 oclock next Tuesday. Walhim at out toward the northeast and the othter Swift, the only member of the parer Is being driven in a southwesterly MILWAUKEE. W!s Nov. 22. The The Geo. Circle of the ty who waa more than 18 years old, WILL SELL direction Each of these drifts Is now prohibition enforcement act Is consti- G. A. R. metWashington In j the Bishops building, wa released on his own recognizance. In a distance of about 40 feet, while tutional. of United the ft Utah-Idah- o Geiger Judge Co. on 1.000 been level is the the drift has Sugar required, to appear TuesStates district court held today. He Wednesday, Nov. 19, at J p m. Presi- He," also, f U 200 sent is feet and forward about Hooper Sugar Company. day. dent Elizabeth P. the Crismon took th chair J. now cutting some Iron and a gray enjoined Kissinger company, Mrs. Mary E. Jackson, 538 Morten Gunnison Valley Sugar Preferred. wholesale liquor dealers from using Its after the opening exerclaes. quarts. sen court, told the Juvenile court offK United States Fuel 7 per cent The Iron deposits on the upper levels premises .for until sale nf liquor Mrs. Minerva Lyona was initiated cera that her daughter, Karian, had of the Iron King are In readiness for the civil suit the In the automobile against the company la as a with John the shipment of Ore upon the complemember, Department Inspector gone with tried. . tion of the new railroad Into the easther sanction and at the Toung ern end of the district. Mary L. Hubbard made an annual In- - latters Mrs. Jackson said request: spection of the circle. Patriotic that she did not know that th ear Co. Pingree-Malso- n ENTOMBED MINERS speeches were mads by ths follow-- , had been stolen, and neither did her Ore Shipments ing G. A. R. Veterans Department Ia veal meat ijecurttlra I', 8. Bond. RESCUED UNHURT Commander C. W. A. Stahnell; Past daughter. Released Rpeelallata In Utah Industrial, Bank by Sampler Department Commander, J. C. A. SPOKANE. Wash.. Nov. 22. Jamea and Sugar Stocks. Comrade H. W, Charter. Fourteen cars of ore were releaaed Collins and Jacob Delmar, "tombed Barfield; Junior department; Vice Department Correspond care Solicited n today bv the Utah Ora Sampling com- yesterday in a 1 the Gold , commander fteymour B. Young, of The released 'blant three pany. Murray IS Exrkaage Place, . 208 Mullan Idaho mine while the j. q. Ifftowlton lla gt Paige-EsseUtah, four Nevada and two Idaho car- - Hunterwere post; Commander rescue to two tempting loads and the Silver City plant re- they Joseph A. Fisher. JunJor Vice Presl- n csve-la a miners by ova. other caught, leased five cars of Tlntlc dent Lucy A. Clark reported the week ago, were rescued, Unhurt, to- money received for the banner which . - was carried- - by the Utah volunteers day. In the golden spirit. Sfletyatlon helA A- - POWERFUL CAR In Ogden, and gave her delegate report to the national convention at STOCKS Ohio. In gplendid Condition The J. Q: Knowlton post presented BONDS , w th .circle with a beautiful flag. Th New Seat Corers LIBERTY BONDS cluster of flags draping the chapter In comes Ip. AH .other construcCords Rear .. We con shrtp the day your-orde- r Silvertown on memory of Commander In Chief Jaa, FIRE INSURANCE D. Bell, was a gift from Comrade tion equipment equally prompt. Wire u a. $i5oor Young. President Crlsmwn presented the circle with a flag rest 4500 down balance (n notes. which was received with a rising rot Cost $2500 when new.- Cacsretx" work while you sleep! you snximlc'or Inconvenienced all th of thanks.' President Crismon pre They atari lh liver and Joosen th next day like Calomel, .Oil, Salt and SentFtf the visiting department off!-e. ... , ... V) DlTl4a Dealer." bowel without griping or sickening Violent Plllf, PHONE WAS. 6189 t with- - flower. Mr. Mary Hub-har- d, ' 1,' w. BARNES. - "Casosrets" you, are a delightful - laxative-Manager Alice rlce , Junior president; cathartic tr 143 Plrrpont Ave., 8alt Lake Oty. Utah. and for grown-up- s Or Call at 114 Third Avenue-- , When you wake Op' all constipaBU7 Salts 408 Desere Wallace,., department chaplain, and headache, sallow-neee.'b- children. Emma Warfield, also Commander tion, bllloune.'; M. 6 Wasateh 128 P. After breath, stomach misery or - Switch to . "Cacart" Col so SchnelL each responded la a pleasing cold --lx gona "Caeca rets never keep little! manner. , non-arriv- al r r r 5J 0 A.E.Tourssen 44549 South Main St. Wasatch 2858 A -- x MODEL 1919 Dynamite and Dump Wagons ' 8ey-moor- B- ri .W.vQDRE'S Barnes Brothers Inc. i :. er lit ad |