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Show -- urns unions CENTRALIZED IN WEST RUDDLE KNOCKS FLU Arecompleted I Ilf ha eared New Draft Expected to Cut 'NationEx peiid iturT More ThanBillion Dol- - hy thoonndj b-i- gMplatjdiut - non-unio- non-unio- vr"k 1 -- non-uni- rld Percent Affected ........ rtimb.rl.nd-Piedmon- rirmoonc Ywiher Vl Ohio Kenovs-TbscU- , if". as 47? ..... Oklahoma Vorth Dakota Montana Polorado .... ..... ......a i It 41 ..... Ill PS .....Aa ...... ftft 1 1 0 It ftt IS 4 4 .too t Total 7 ''lie t. . Tlie Same Courteous Teeniinenf as the Original c Kjuipmenl. omjdetc Ijnc of home Management T REPAIRING give you prompt service and whet we do a Job Its doneto ftayjlone." CONTRACTING , 8 HIT rs TV OI K NEr HOME" Phone Wasatch 6700 37fEAST 4ST SOUTH iff 4 07 401 0O0 0.024.000 000 02S 000 013 009 424.000 443 000 003 044 4 OOO 000 414.43J 000 erel was confirmed yesterday by the T" senate. 'i Dr. Work was busy today with- the affairs Of Jilt department preparatory to taking over his new duties tomor-rroHe will be sworn in at 11 o'clock at til postoffice department. THAT -- "" WASH1NGTON March 2. A vigorMarch - 2 ous attack on Postmaster General Hay attended his last cabinet Hays was made today In the House by meeting. He will be succeeded to- Representative Williams, Republimorrow by Dr. Hubert Work of Pueb-- can. Illinois, who declared that the & Ulcer "'has been resigning cabfnlt-'to. Col.i w,ho eerred as aksisiant one disappointing factor of the master general- under Mr Hay and the first year of the Republican admin whose nomination as postmaster geh- - lstration THE WILL OPENj THE PURSE. OF OBSTINATE MOST f t r i li e rr Sonbryst-sJoneollod-Uanuiaeturors-Mors x S-(- 14 W. 2WD worth AT have flooded the market with thousands of dollars Potted PlaMs BUYER teelis - WASHINGTON, - Electric hliop. B-- J I4-tri- til -- Cabinet Meeting 37 East First South Of the Rediscount rate charged by the reg.ohal federal reserve banks plug 2 Under the new provision, if a service man defaulted in payments to (h bank and the bank made demand on the government at the end of three years for the amount due. the governcarment. instead of taking over and rying the loan, would cash the certificate at its value then. If all of the service men took certificate and held them until maturity 20 years after their issue, it was estimated that the cost of the bonus t the government would be approximately 84.040.000,000 It was ftg-- j ured. however, that through borrowing and forfeiture this cost would be reduced by something like a billion dollars. 4M,00T 4 S79 3M.OO0 Hays Attends Last B. G. Electric Shop, Inci - 227.000 000 1.111 001 2 IK. 000 i 3 0V0 2 341 000 220 000 4 00 . TO OPER1TB UNDER THE NAME OF 722.000 11.712.000 1 2S 000 0 241.000 0 213 000 10 470 000 0 201000 0 102 ftoo S 411 000 2 4 ft - - , r 0144.000 121 041 00 oof rtn 227 000 ...,..,.104 - 37 21.72S.OOO - li 6 The perfected plan will be submitted to the majority membership .Monday. Chairman Fordney and other member said they did not tbinkjt. would be necessary to present the hill to a Republican coiiferenc but jtdded that the measure probabl; would 'not be reported to'the hou for ten days or two so as to give members ample timejn which to study the compromise. ... One important change In the original adjusted service- - certificate title was made today and members esti- - Co. Utah Electric & Motor Equipment EAST FIRST SOUTH , to the holder ef at the amount per-cen- J AM 4fi 00 11.741 000 4.4TI 000 I, ITS 000 til 11 ... 337 SOUTH STATE m H. 2.004 000 000 ft 000 1! 712 000 5 202 00 H Ihl 000 OOO 14 30 471 000 hft 21 000 142 000 S next Tuesday. .F.T mated hat this would reduce the total ultimate cost of the bonus by perhaps as much as half aAlllion dollars. Under this change tne face value of the certificate Woutd be the eum of the adjusted service pay plus 25 per cent instead of 40 per cent as originally proposed plus Interest at the rate of 4 a year, compounded per 'cent, . Annually, The maximum Interest rates which banks could charge jin making loans- F.CTRIC SHOP. Inc. B-G- 1 - :s 2.TJie working out of details of the compromise soldier bonus bill was completed today by the special subcommittee of the house! way gn4 means committee and It announced that the measure would be presented to the entire committee membership, Republican and Democrats, You're hilloua- - ' Tour- - live- r- and bowels need a thorough cleansing with Cascarets then the headache, ness, bad' breath, and atoinach misery wtTT end No griping nicest physic on earth for grown-up- s and children. Adv. 10c a box. Taste like candy ' ., . 412 000 M2 N 424 - It Ttah Sew Mnxtra M aahiaften 24 yomjnf , V 324 7 - . .a....... . . 1144 OF tu 000 - is 00.20? 000 i 7 The Copsblidaitlon ,l 1 - m.Mi t MI7 imm - "I ....... W U 7ft ,U- i40 ee te a ANNOUNCING tui.m 2,t4,t 7 1M ? ra.ees 7 Illinois . jflMMMFFI 4 lft KentiuJtr .Wwtm , IsHUni .. Km4k .. Arunna 17,71 . Jk . m uit 7is,m ' l,2U,009 S ,, IndlAf Pocahoatjui and Tuff KIvr. Koathweatem irfin Ua, Southern Appalachian HHn Alabama and CMris .4e 909 3 i m.o9 4 211 ii ..vrrr.i... . r uH .IM IH .... lrsltii..-...,-- Mlciiignn Roothem Ohio Northeastern Kentucky Hxzwd Kentucky .KsmwIm T 3922 From Union lUses Prcd actios ftI . t 1111 , fBy Associated Press) WASHINGTON. March t Eaperlm-ent- 35c twa-siaies. IOC - -- V 4- IFSICK, BILIflySr lar. (By AoUte Prt AT ALL CHICAGO. Uarh 3 If the coun$100 nRUGGlSTS try1 400,900 union coal miners are a called out on strike April 1 the fight between operator and the United jlowwefa Mine Vorker pf A merle will renter largely in the field of Pennsylvania. dlurirt. northern Ohio, southern Ohio. Ohio, Kentucky. Alabama apd ewe-o- f Michigan, Southern Appalachian. Inthe western states. Including Kansas, diana. OklaIllinois; Iowa. Arkam-- i. e coal experts-berbelieve. homa and Washington. two Indiana and Illinois the The 71 per cent closed during the largest producer In the. Central competitive ms strike had produced 414,625,000 field, are highly organized and if the1 ton or the 579.281,000 tons of soft strike comes operators expert. It to coal mines in the preceding year, the he pracilrn lly lOO per-- r env cffectivef remain tng 84,850 000 tons coming n in. those from the fields whichewere A tab) not affected hy the 1949 tieup. While prepared n.States geological survey slum log the the group thus- - averaged toms degree o effectiveness bt the last coal ptH 2.160-40during strike, in 1919, show 7!. per cent of 1918, operator claim the opening the country's mines. were cjosed at of new mines in the unorganized the period of maximum effectiveness fields, have raised their potential of the strike, the remaining 28 4 per mhxlmum production to from 3 604 cent .representing the 000 to 4,000,000 tons a week. fields. - The' government surveyor The efThe 191 9 strike was 100 per cent fectiveness of the 1919 strike, the pereffective at its maximum period in centage being based on the figures for 12 out of 42 fields Used by the gov- - the entire, week during which . the eminent report. Seven of the 42 dla-- 1 strike reached its maximum strength trict did not strike. The twelve re-- In each field, shows; '- - - IT. i Coal Worker Organization SYRUP BALSAMEA Have Strong Backing m ia the most reliable and dependable preparation for tv Illinois and Indiana in INFLUENZA camplieaUOfM Event of Strike Central Penasylvsaia Beetloa A Sectiow B Section C Korthem Pennerlvnsln tnitsfetirglft Dtetrkt We Virginia Panhandle Wastmoralaiid Latrobe UreetHirr ang Llgoar , flQel!vf! Womwt . CISCIRETS MEASURE PLANS' It ha been definitely proved that T- BOWS ' FRIDAY MARCH . 3 THE. DESERET fcEWS SOLDIER i ' , jL f SOUTHS of fine merchandise at a fraction of its real value. ROBINSON BROS SUGAR HOUSE STORE Robinson had no room for this fine line of mens, womens and drens shoes in his basement store. Tontorrow we introduce our new store, new methods and low prices on the Serve Yourself and Save Plan. Buy shoes tomorrow for" the entire family. is the first to come to us for quick disposal. and at Yhat a Price! Tomorrow will be a big day at Porter-- ; Walton's, at their j Lf new-locatian- - -- 42 West First r -- South r r - TJ -- ijjl ! - j; j , I f a special offering j:q Attractive tM ue count on Fwng Kiores and score of our old patrons and other Stores of new ones. Just drop in and see our laeautiful and carry away with you one or two of these . kery TaHu1 plant at prices that wilt certainly sur- prise you, JIeIe '? ! -- -- GUILD'S tj shoes were $8.00 and but large sizes f 9 00 -- Cyclamens i. inch.- 5 inch: fale price Sale price 1 Cinerarias 4 inch. Sale price ,, Cinerarias 5 inch. Sale price . W Geraniums'll tnehr' Sale price Sprengerii Ferns Boston, 6 inch . . . .Cyclamens . , i 7, d jjE HyadntlLs 50 75 35 ;. 50 . . . 0111! iPaJiUU f GIRLS5 to 8 : 1.45 SCHOOL SHOES brown calf shoes . Black and ' 11,4 to, 2 each' each each each LADIES BLACK KID PUMPS lar and strap ; all sizes 1 i -- In brown or black calfskin; cost at factory, $6. pair'. t ,: T . GROWING GIRLS NEW SPORT OXFORDS , $10.00 black BABY SOES-- In kid. Sizes 8 BOYS SCHOOL SHOES 11 to 13,. . 13V' t 2, r,'.v;v; rv H vrt Remember the Addrew -- . col- ' Brown or black; 5O OB 5-- LADIES 515 52.15 24-to6W- in Surplus : Stock and , V TOKTERLTON CQ 42UeslQfirstSoulhJw3rt QH QC i)OnOO regular ' Patent $4.85 p $1.95 52.15 52.45 to 11 8 Vi Regu- - LADIES HIGH SHOES GET YOUR COPY OF OUR FREE SEED CATALOG 7 high grade BUTTON eacTTI 55fTach ? 35 (o 75 each i ,..$1.50 -- TvTD each ' manii:A.1rh;M.J, inch ,pots r,.:.vr..,35-ach,,- 4 $2.95 MEN'S SHOES Larger sizes shoes, worth up to $10.00 4h! Specials Saturday - These MENS WORK OR DRESS SHOES new-stor- e BROWN U S2C0;r.. CR0SSBR0WN-- - CALF PUMPSRegular $10; Now. Store Self-Servi-ce (Specializing on Surplus and Bankrupt Stocks) 14 WEST 2ND SOUTH . -s RED i E. e. ROSSITER, Sales Mgr. . V. 4- 4L 4 it . ' 4 gi - v |