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Show A NEWS THE DESERET withiNv local authorised to the act ha the affect of aa award. effaet of trl a right ' officials In handling the attuatton un- the haa It JIEDSTATES-LABORBO- AIWS it action 4gaifi the earner by tha Tea m governor dsetoredroartiat law employee or official for the .salary whan the military would succeed, the fixed tinder th provisions of the set olvU. and the courts are open for the enrurther than to diacuea th situa-tlo- n , forcement of this obligation. Informally, the elate Induet rial commtaeton took no cognisance of the outbreak. Member of th commlaalon which alao compoa the Mat labor HOLD board pointed out the caa waa on with which they had nothing to do ' eept to offer their eenrlcea In arbitrating th difference. Time Men Shoe Binding ai Law and Can be Three men were ahot, one perhapa Enforced in fatally, during an affray between min atrikert and officers at Scofield lata to cording yeeterday afternoon. Supplies sufficient for ltd men have Associated Press.) (Br sent to the armory on Plsrpont been Ruling. LONDON. April 11 An appeal for avenue and two NationaPOuard batan International boycott of Japan, teries and the medical detachment algned by six prominent members of have received orders from Acting British : CHICAGO, organisations, haa been oormor H. E. Crockett to be In April II. The decision sent to labor the leaders of the labor and , readiness to leave at I minutes no- of the United States railroad labor hoard needed to maintain order in th. dle-t-o Hana-of- f iT.uF 'com rn'me' Tni- - turbed a decision of the aone. of, do whh ,n tba ptlbluhM labor imea. Th wounded man ar D. 8. Dorrity. x Miaaliwlppl received by th . board t&day. j According to Coates th appeal was mine guard, and former chief deputy T,ew of h mnllt: United States marshal. J!?1 ; Tha decision is opposed both to Fred Jarvis, striker, who was shot fed by Japanese troop In Siberia and board the that conception popular lh governmenfa policy of through th lungs and Is not thought,' I b enforced can Us that .pub to by only hav a chane to live. gtni ntinUinlng 'ruling troop in Mika St a bos, or Makeamrtlcoe, shot tfo opinion aad to a went decree of country. In aplle of th pledg given th right shoulder. Th n'ame1?0' Ttobert through man Federal Judge Pag. of Chicago, who were taken to th hosf wounded " Signer ruled that unless all parties to thaj pital at Winter Quarters. n"r1 controversy before the board agree to submiaslon of the question t the trlb- - i'Mills ff the Affray I Started. Ben members and Tlllett, unal, the board had no power to rule, house pf commons to information received According was to commerce when likely In Balt Lake City the trouble started alao ruled Judge Page about 2 10 o'clock .yesterday after-- i that tha board acted only in an advia-r-y noon. Dorrity, who Is chief guard for capacity In making decisions. ths Utah Fuel company, together with Tba Mississippi court reversed and several special officers, went to Scoremanded tba decision In the case of v' field to escort some incoming miners Ed Rhodes, a track laborer, who had Th miners did CALLS FOB TROOPS to Winterqusrters. Sued the New Orleans. Great Northern not com and the officers left th railroad company for back wages and return to to and started depot who lost hi suit In tha lower courts. A crowd of between ISO maintained h was paid but Rhodes and 200 striker commenced to throw ' SO cants an hour from (Continued from peg one) January 1. rocks at them. One of the rocks labor 20 or St men were 1111, to June II, while th nt from Belt struck Dorrity, who was on horseback. board bad given a wag award for Lake who might be deputised. It Is said that h turned ths hors and such labor of lltt cent an hour, Later this afternoon Sheriff Keiter rod towards ths Greek who had 08 he claimed Rhodes asked for would not b thrown tbs stone to Inquire what h was du him under tha labor board's said th situation Th Greek Is alleged to have meant. tarially Improved by sending th decision. revolver and opened firs. Th carrier filed demurrer on th special deputy sheriffs and reiterated pulled awas shot before he drew his Dorrity troop. grounds that th transportation act need of own revolver and fired. The shooting Effort to is unconstitutional. : In Effort ar being mad to secure then becameSO general for a few minreversing th caa, th supreme shot being exchanged utes, over this number of men, however, far court paid: striker and th officer. "In our view th act creates a sys- it should be agreed to loan thee men between the During' th shooting a horse tem ef compulsory arbitration with to the Carbon officials In handling th killed which was being ridden by Depnotlc to th parties and a right to situation themselves, it was explained uty Sheriff R. V. Woolley. even State evidence that finds th and of th should th send produce though Everything, will be the very , newest nothing but young At th time of the trouble Sheriff board in tha case provided for la down troop they would merely T. F. Keller of Carbon county In Price. He at one left for Win' mens apparel. Distinctive style; very best quality; made terquarter on a special train accompanied by a posse of 2S. It Is said W. that before th sheriff left Price, ofto suit the young men will be our policy. N. Houston and Martin Cahill, that asked miners nnlon, of th ficers they be allowed to accompany the sheriff aad ns their Influence with th strikers. It la said that this request was dented by th sheriff. No confirmation on ths story could b had In Balt Lake MllHIa HeM Beady. Before leering Price, Sheriff Kelter GRATED PINEAPPLE JAP ROSE SOAP FREE telephoned to the acting governor ac. .29 quainting him with what Information Royst Hawaiian, 'he had received np to that time Upon Utahs Greatest Clothing Store. No. 2 Pauwela, 1M ihte arrival at Scofield and an invest!-- 1 wired he Paradise Isle, No. 1 flat12Vi him been made had by gatlon , the acting governor that the situation Libbys No. flat . . .A tVt$ waa beyond hte control. The sheriff BROKEN PINEAPPLE asked that Sid be sent at one as he feared more shooting. Solar No, 2 23 ,xi Immediately upon receipt of the Solar No. 2 telegram, which arrived at 8' 20 o'clock OcHEpony KEARNS BULONG last night. Acting Governor Crockett Ukulele, No. 2 .IS got In touch with CoL W. G. Williams SLICED PINEAPPLE of th National Guard and explained the situation to him asking that troops Paradise Isle, No. 1 flat 17 This week and , all of next be held In readiness. Officers of E No. 1 Tall 20 No.2flat2S ' troop. Salt Lake City, and C. Battery, week at all stores, 4 bars Provo, were notified to have their 30 Kirk's Large No. 2 flake white (the command in readiness Royal Hawaiian 2 Yt . . .30 CoL Williams said this morning soap) laundry that It would b possible for the troop JIFFY JELL . And 1 Bar Kirk Olive to entrain within two hours after the Soap 5 An flavors, pkg. order had been given to move. for 23 BKuatloa Tense. CHOCOLATE PUDDING 1 Bar Rose Jap Soap FREE with convalescence from fever T" said Th altuatlon at the Carbon county 8 Vt tha pretty mother In wonderment. Campbell's pkg. and Scofield. ' coal of Helper camp "It has a good deal to do with th COLORITE CANNED MILK Storrs was characterized this morning ventilation of a room, and tho result of Navy blue, black, brown 21 air contamination upon health it by Jf. J. Satysrds, postoffice Inspector ., tall fairly well knwn," th woman In blue with headquarter at Provo, as being 3: Pollyanna, and whit linen replied LIQUID VENEER Pollyanna, small "7. , most tense. Mr. Salyards returned AOk TO BREATH K. "Air contamination? The air in this 4 oz. bottle from an Inspection of pogtofflce at ..18 room aeoraa perfectly good to me , KRAFT CHEESE two but ago. these days places And . 12 oz. bottle poleed on th white enamelled 32 By M. J eerie Uittk. "I was not surprised to hear of the threshold lik a brilliant butterfly, the 8cofield occurred at womaa sniffed th air almost angrily trouble which ut "Thor ia only one window in this PURE LARD yesterday, said Mr. Salyards. "When room will do very nlos-ly- ,- these finishing schools! To think of room, and no fireplace this Th room Is "I think few the a was there feeling I ago days Armour's Shield ; 1 l- favor protty, but rather small, and tha bath said th nurse, pausing on the having just now, too, whoa waa mo tense that at ths least unusual room Is was doors three while the her 1 lb. carton eomlng-oaway, clothes planning bednoise both miners and mins guards threshold bf a pretty modern-da- y aad at big ball for th New Year! other bedroom opens into a bathrbom The situa- room and surveying It thoughtfully. would look to their gun 2 lb. pail la quite too bad!" Aad the potulant That is itself is a consideration, slnrr It tion Is very bad In many respect Any "But 1 don't want to put nr daugh- little mother swopt across ths hall It means that the patient need nevei 5 lb. pail one coming Into the towns Is accosted ter in this room." said th mother, with a trailing fragrance and a swish- he altogether alone while I am preI shall alwajr who, in fashionable attlr stood with ing of silken garment paring bath water. by representatives of ths mining the nurse at th door. "There is no flroplnes' in th east ha within bearing. .CAKE FLOUR psnlss and miners as to his business . east room "The has bees th aura said. "And room," newly In Is that bs will Finest quality Cheddar and If he thinks he long new Imprev VeatllatleU. and ta very new and pretty. on of tha raasoa I would like Swans Down Instant . 25 that vicinity. To avoid trouble I in- decorated would lika it boot, 1 think. to hav my patioat why Then th matter of ventilation It mento, Limburgcr, 12 la this bedroom." formed my questioners that J was in Marjory Swans Down, Regular .38 how careless they ar tn Oh, dear "But whst has a flrsplac to do solved, because the room has t Swiss, Roquefort aqd windows. the government service and was alThey ar opposite ear!, other, thus making possible a current lowed to go without further molestaDont Overlook 20 Camenbert V of moving air, which Is very desirable tion. I hav understood, however, that In any sick room. Then the TEMTOR SYRUPS In a number of case newcomers have CALIFORNIA WALNUTS . itself acts as a ventilator." Thfireplace nuree been advised to leave town as promptspoke quietly. 'Listed below, Soft Shell, No. 2, lb ; ..27 0-00-as possible." 0! ly Back in the rejected room th fashLOOKIEI 4 lbs. ..4.. '' a ionable mother gaxed at tba fireplace 30 Favors Guard Movement. (M $1.00 Half gallon, white respectfully. by It ' was declared this morning Gallon, white f , . .63 "I hadn't realised that fireplaces DEL MONTE RAISINS foriner United States Marshal Nebs-kwere so Important. They have dark Half 28 gallon, . ..18 who said he had kept In close Seedless, 11 oz. appealed to me as being chieflyalways ornatouch with the situation that national mental and a trifle aentlmen'al." she ..43 ..17 Gallon,, dark Seeded, 11. oz, In be should Mia placed companies guard . . .33 ths coal fields at ones. When inMARSHMALLOW CREME Maple flavor, y gaL TlriplicM," nid tho nutoe, "art formed of the shooting of his former Maple flavor gallon ...83 !. "fii'stora because the heat Ur eauee th air around It to Hippolite, pint: jar ..,.27 deputy Sam Dorrity now employed Pure Sorghum, quart .20 become 8o It rise lighter. and as a min guard De Luxe, 8 oz, can .1 8 deputy sheriff, and out of th chimney. Thisthrough Pure Sorghum, gallon , ,74 Mr.i Nebeker said he was positive leaves vacuum, whichth colder, and DROMEDARY DATES that Mr. Dorrity had not been the therefor heavier1 and air aggressor In ths present trouble. Small pkg. 8 Yz ; large 22 rushes in to fllL A large denser, LOG CABIN ; lamp placed White Dorrity may not have used Slow t,7,P.yf r;P!c he same Small ,,23 Medium.. 45 YOUR LUCK the best of judgment In th matter." left dirt and w6rk to aometimot a )arg lamp said Mr. Nebeker, "I am sure he did ia Uad In 83 Its Coffee, Vacuum Packed. Large not provoke the trouble. From all I orwooflr"lrPllC "te,l ot 'o" 1 lb. can been able 'to learn and I hare hav ...38 PAULS JAM of friend at telephoned to a number Fireplace Merely OrnaateataL j It must please you or we re- - 16 oz. glass, and Price, the altuatlon Is Indeed pre"Then w shall order a strawberry large lamp utmost caution fund the money, on return and the carious at so that Marjory will once, not be 30 raspberry should bs used by th officers In lh of Vth of the empty can. of All other varieties coal shovels, not to mention coal and coping with ths problem. I am and shakers and aahea and the pokers NEW ORLEANS . the opinion that if Immediate action crack-lln- g of paper and kindling the not taken governor' is by tn the acting DRY SHRIMP MOLASSES said some th lives morning, In all mother. "This is that probllity on of thosa ornamental Dunbars No. 1 ..15 wilt be lost. Th topography of that No, lis cans gaL 1 8 There la no chnt for th fireplaces an be would it Is such that section 1 No. 16 Darling, have to be token out by hand!" All club' members JAPANESE CRAB MEAT invited td.fcie guests of j,they hen easy matter for snipers to conceal I think we. should have a themselves In th side hills and pick i Old Dutch'" Cleanser .. . .9 Sakura.No. 1 79 large lamp, and we will get exactly Rabbit and mine guards In workmen th off th t aame Pantages again tomorrow, to result by placing it In th I Sanl Flush;. Gheisa, No the Gulch below. fireplace," aald'ihe the wonderful feature film story, Or- i empty And so tho problem ofnurM enjoy ventilation waa token car of. ; Another Will be Bom in Salt W orthen and Kerr in i Japanese Boycott Asked in British DECISIONS Message to World n.Turt jgon Jaeaa I ? J' rrpt lit. Ready Tomorrow-Com- e ty ....... In ' i Gaidnor Adams I .it........ ....;2D sa-per- ior ...... Home Nursing and HealthHints .... rtU ...... The window prerr'iing to shows Christ multitude contains which tfco many figures and will carry its mess-ag- e visually seven nights in th week to passe rsby. The window is hand painted, nhereas the background In moat church windows Is worked out with small pieces of stained glass Called By Death j ut ..... -- -- . er .;. ...... Peter Rabbit Party ... - ujry 4t nt FlERU .... 5; ft ! .. ... .....22 Piggly Wiggly Lake at' 45 East Broadway, in the Community Market, Monday, May 1st. Music will be provided for your entertainment Twenty Merchants underone roof, will make this the most convenient place in the city to do your shopping. ' SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE. ... . LOCATIONS Downtown Store, $1 West First South - j i Sogarhouse Store, 1055 East 21st South 1 . . - , , si Joteph Worthen end Stephen Kerr, candidates tor student body president at (he University of Utah In the final election held today were this morning declared to bs running neck and , neck. The vote for the other officers was. also said to b close. Balloting was continued until ( o'clock this after- , - PANTAGES THEATRE For Colds, Grip or Influenza and as a preventive take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet The genuine bears tbs signature of E. W. rtreva- - (Bs sure ymr get BROMO) Adv-- arc at phans of the Storm and a dandy bill of vaudeville acts. Every girl and boy will love little Tad, the wonderful little canine performer. Be early and bring your membership cards and Peter Rabbit Buttons. noon. 0d ; . Close Election Race Peter SATURDAY, APRlL'29 Toledo Church Firt to In tall Display Window With Lighting System TOLfcDO, O, April 2S. a church window ' 12:30 P. M: which is said to hav the distinction of being the first on in this country installed exclusively (or jis-- ! h been Installed to?!.!0 lht hrityFlmVtmini,tr church 01 curch h Provided a special ilgntlng system to illuminate the window from within. A win- few-ehur- gfi I sirs. jsuT"'' ? NOTICES, J. Brown JOT will bs held in the Tweuty-ceeon- d ward chtpel at 2 p. m. Sunday, The body may be viewed at the home of his mother, lhlrd West street, from 1 m Su,,,y. Interment will bel?in City cemetery. 648 north Th funeral of Mrs Llbbie Blyih Osborne wl, I be held in the Third war LP m. Saturday. Interment iil be in Funeral aervlces for Lawrence who d ed In San Fra net will be held Sunday afternoon. Aprtl-aat 2 o clock la the Heath Metbodlnt church. Interment will he in ML Olivet cemetery The body will arrive today and will be token to the mortuarv. Jur-gens- n, ts ...... ....28 - 9. Asdersoawmlii a local ho pital Mr Nelsine S. Aoderaon. 41, died Thursday She was born in Danmark, July 4, 1879, and had been a raoident of lt Lake 17 year burvivinf bar is ne daughter. The body th 8. M. Taylor undertaking aher funeral service willstabUhmnt. b held Saturday Afternoon at I o'clock. Inter-mewill b in City cemetery. MOhvuKvr UTAH GRANITE MONUMENT QUA-rlsd from our Mts Cut ond polish, by Utah labor It will ps, i s. bava s Isrx of Esstara Grsr'i. Utah Qraait supply Msrbl Co-- ?i ,a MORRIS GRANITE CONCRETE HEAD-tior- fs and marksni. Tou savs ooo- - ,AVrwL,t ni th rr n wS?" N n, cARo aorta , it Jobaaea, urMt. Ft hBJUl DIRECTORS ODONNELL emba.mera. CO &VD lU itT UNDERTAKERS xth VHl T.nlsU JOSEPH WM Temple ombnimerv Sorvtc foods tbr heat Price ulttng 144 Tig, UAFLruEDDINC,T?M ?i tM,rrc2or lM high root Service. tt an 9 gamr COMPART. rURBR feuth. - district. Qultty gg florists. Ut .rX?nAl Wea 1418.Dugioua 2nd Soul rEkRTERBI WASATCH LAWN petual car CEMETERY , 64 Main Sto Waa MH8 lit. LOST THUMOAT MORN1NO ONB CF psart beads, kk Baal sag gT4m 8 Call Was, Ml W nl U |