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Show THE HP BE TO iNATiQN VvAGE CUT ACCEPT rrOPLE HOPEFUL 0F CONFER-EViC- Unionists from PAULEY Itl CAPITOL BY IRISH LE ! S ilS JTAil STATE Hepteseuttitlve K. O. I.eatherwood in. i nduced a bill uppi opr'utini to purchase a sl;e and erect W0.1.H) h public build ng ut Lelil, Uiali. ... . ;. .. r district .Mining activity In the AGREEMrr.'T HAS Br.EN REACHED I -- 1 rtlGID BUDGET OF ECONOMY IS v tj. worklotf The to Increase. AND MEN WILL REMAIN ON : PLANNED By DIRECTOR DAWES forces en a number of properties have FO.T LESS MONEY J02S FOR COMING TWELVE MONTHS leen etilargeU recently, and the camp is taking on tlie appearance of the 12 Per Cent Cut is Accpted by Rail boom days. Nation Lives Within Its Income AcWorkers Under Protest, Who Hoys starting grass fires coused a cording To Treasury Statement blaze at the Viusolldated Wagon and Claim Present Pay Is InsufficCovering Past Year Governient To Meet Expenses Machinery company warehouse at ment Debts Are Reduced Kigluh South and Third West streets, Salt Lake, Wednesday, which resulted wori: Two million railroad Chicago. Washington Llvtng completely withers will bow to the edict of the United in a loss estimated to be between $o0,-00- 0 in Its Income, according to official and $75,000. The loss is covered States railroad labor board and accept treasury statements covering all hut a 12 per cent wage cut, It was revealed iit Insurance two days of the fiscal year, the gov...r. and Mrs. Clyde Cowers, each 110 Monday. ernment Friday opened Its books to a of age, natives of Nephl, were years 1'iLon representatives who have be;u: Wednew regime of economy and efficiency. here for several days to ac- Instai.dj killed ut 2 :"0 o'clock on meeting old power near the afternoon nesday Meeting Iu the office of Budget Dior the cept $100,000,000 annual reject rector Dawes.. President plant Ir. tlie canyon six miles car o Harding wage slash, will Issue a statemeiji Dawes and budget representltives of 'e;ihl, ivhen the automobile In wtilch agreeing that the membership of their were riding left tlie grade end all government departments made de.hey will less tiuiis for work money, organize Mimed turile. tailed plans for the fiscal year 1!2"-- J Iv uceoiiling to riliable formation. ot The Wasatch Grading to be far mine economical than the The acceptance of the reduction will fiscal year wli'ch ended yesterday. be made under protest, however. The I'rovo was Wednesday awarded the CTie city conkinissioe for Up to June 2S, the government's powerful rail unions are expected to ontrart hy a concrete road In s reel : cotitructing tell the public that the cost of living books showed est C inter has not decreased to such an cxient paving district No. 12 on Ordinary Vecelpts. $3.G00.1 41.003. from Fifth West street Vt the street . as to 12 a slush. cent $5,041,410,-109per Justify Ordinary disbursements, Denver & It Grande railroad eross-in- g In die same statement, which Is now on a hid of $20.112..)1 being prepared, the unions will deSurplus of ordinary receipts over case of mppllei About ninety-ninbemand the that 1. agreements working ordinary disbursements, $u53,724,;3 1J battery, national guard, Utah for tween workers and railroad manageGrand total receipts, $14,403, lli!),U4. readied Salt Luke Wediesilty, conments be kept intact. Grand total disbursements, The railroad ialMir board ordered signed to the property and di thursluz these agreements, which proviili; for officer, who stored them for ihe time Surplus of grand total receipts over ' conditions, overtime pay and being in the state capit.l. The new working a with of total disbursements, Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City, Carpcnttr grand Europe, winning other be abrogated ciiul a equipment included four regulations, knotk-out in the fourth round before Utah, who on July 2 defended liis. title new set drawn up July 1. Inability ot drive trucks of latest type. During the period of these reports as World's Champion against Georges an audience of 90,000 people. The new tobacco dealers' bond and workers and railroads to gel together the naiional gross debt has been recau.-elaw is forcing about 10(X) deal license extend time to board the the duced approximately to $1,000,000,000. of formulating new agreements. ers, or ."5 per cent of the total numor about 5 per cent, other treasury The statement to be Issued will de- ber In the state, out of business, deBANK OF NATIONS ARMY COT IS statements show. clared Hubert O. Jones, commissioner mand that most of the old regulations tlie for The figures indicate that of li.w enforcement of Idaho, on his be reenacted. first time s'nee the war period the Tlie 10 HI union representatives here return from a trip to the northern part government has spent less than It took S HOW of the state, where he up on worked all day Sunday and were piv In, including borrowings. tobacco and real estate dealers. Hired to work most of Monday. Under plans announced by Dawes Acceptance of the cut is considered Salary of Dr. George Thomas, presi no official, large or small,' enn spend dent-elec- t a victory for the conservative leaderof the University of Utah, more money than has been allotted at $7000 a your by tin unions. the 0f rail was ship TWO OF placed HAVE WOULD CAPITAL DILL HARDING SjGNS PRESIDENT, him without obtaining consent of Votes taken by the rank and file of board of regents in n spctial meetlin ACT AS AND DOLLARS MILLION ARMY OF UNITED REDUCING Dawes and then of President Harding. union members Indicated they were held in the Deseret Bunk building at AGENT FOR GOVERNMENTS STATES TO 1C0C000 MEN Dawe's plans for cutt'ng appropriovewheltulngly against working for less Salt Lake Wednesday. All subsidiary fund a reserve ations find building up funds which have heretofore been set were explained today to a moet'ng of Congress Informed That Secretary Of W:uld be Established in New York and aside for the use of the president la War Would Not Be Asked his assistants at which Hard.iig was ASKS ARREST OF KIDNAPPERS addition to his regular salary were Stock Sold to All Nations Thus To D scharge Men In For present. abolished. Establishing and StabCz-In- g Certain Time. "Within a few days," s'lld Dawes, Credits of Prosecution County Attorney John It. Gordon of Demand Soc;;:!iti "the budget official of each departTooele county arrived In Salt lnka Twin Falls Abductors minisent a to submit ment will be asked Washington president Harding ho'.d Chicago Otto Hranstetter, national last Wednesday, and he will K. A. Washington. nstablishement in New to congress Thursday mum estimate of the amount of money a message District with conference Attorney MonIn of Socialist the an international banking puny. secretary on which the department can get strongly dissenting from provisions: In York of to prolmble action re stitution, to be known as "The Hank day announced tluit telegrams have Rogers with regard through the year. All money appro- the army appropriation bill which100,-00to be taken against the memiie, of a Duugli-rty- . dollars' to General billion sent been two with of Nations," Attorney to reduced to he priated over and above that estimate quires the army ' ' ' " Governor Davis of Idaho and the mob "which attempted to lynch M. S. capital, to act as the fiscal agent of men by October 1. will be put into the reserve fund. Ooodalo. Postal Telegraph Cable com other such govand at Twin Fulis. Idaho, demandUnited Sheriff States The president announced he had the "In order to spend more than the as ' the pany operator at WYndover, Monday ess; ernments as might be admitted in- ing the arrest and punishment ofrtlcb-nrdestimate, any official must first ge signed the bill, but warned congi afternoon. s In a bill Mrs. who Kate is I A askstockholders, proposed persons kidnaped permission of the budget director and that he does not feerjustlfled From the Orderville correspondent Hitchin Senator Twin Socialist troduced by lecturer, Wednesday O'llare, then of the president. Th's will make ing the secretary of War to etifoie cock. Democrat, to of the Garfield County News the paper Nebraska. Falls The woek. last telegram to men dismissal of In the expirahow prior minor. each official, no matter prints information regarding road work Subscription by the treasury depart Daugherty rends: "Ixical papers reas would he responsibility, directly responsible to tion of enlistment in that county and the progress that control the to to stock Itiohards Kate ment of enough port kidnaping if tlie provisions of the measure the president 'of tlie United States for the measure O'llare at Twin Falls Idaho. Crimes Is beiiiR made. It details the visit of tin nk is proposed, and effect. Into carried are economy in his section. of of this character perpetrated with the the members of the state road commisThe president said: this provision would provide that $000,000,000 "It will be very difficult under this sion to Orderville and of their inspec"solvent to could gov sold he stock connivance of local officials were mini embarrassment" scheme to spend more money than will cause "very great tion of" the conununlly, and subjects to admitted dur ernments" emus participation and uniformly unpunished to the army and will he demoralizing estimated." the not (billing with roads on or trade treaties under agreements The promiilig the last administration. to the spirit of the army Itself, prob the president. Mrs. O'Hnre will make this commissioners spo"ke. nence of by negotiated seIn serious difficulty RESERVE SYSTEM 13 ASSAILED ably causing ot ' Walter V. Sharp, Jr., 13 yea The resources and facilities of the crime of national interest and we decuring enlistments In the future." Imnk would be used "to promote In sire to know what steps the departage, who stole $10,200 from the Westwas oprestriction The vigorously Senator Smoot And Smith Engage In ternational credit and exchange," tha ment of justice will take to maintain ern Loan and Building company last posed by Secretary of War Weeks, bill taw and order and uphold the rights of January, was sentenced to an IndeterLively Discussion says. con"violation a of who dwlareil it lend to had have he would bank that minate term In the state prison Wedpower The American citizens in Idaho." WashingtonDeclaring tract" with enlisted men. nesday at Salt Lake by Judge M. L. been Informed by the treasury thnt advised congress money, deal In securities and issue President Ibirdkig Ritchie In the Third district court Motor Gig Burns the federal reserve system had a sur- hat he would probably ask additional notes and currency, with a 3 per cent Mn The court announced that he would reserve. dollars billion one motor of The San about Francisco of gig plus legislation to remove the restrictions The bill was referred without dis- Commander Percy W. Foote of the U. naike a recommendation to the state excess of all requirements, jsenator and said that while the secretary of S. S. Salem burned to the water's hoard of pardons In the case. Smith. Democrat, of South Carolina, war will seek to avoid creating any cussion to the banking committee. About 20.000 acres, roughly speakdeclared Friday In the senate thnt deficit prohibited by. the bill every efedge In San Francisco bay shortly beof which Is already ing, about one-hal-f there should lie an Investigation of fort will be made to deal Justly with TAFT MAY GET GOV. POSITION fore midnight Monday, severely burn ing the officer and two of the five wider cultivation, are Included In the tlie rediscount rates maintained by th enlisted men. new Carbon Irrigation district near reserve board. The message whs a very plain spo- - Former Pres'dent Slated For Position men with him. They wereat returning the shore time. to from Salem Bench. the On rediscount Pine for which a lorge majority of the we have should Supreme "Whv ken document and Is the first serious we ' and President Harding soon will send Commander Foote and the sa! loirs proposed water users recently voted hotweeii rates of 0 and 7 er cent when UnrtTng disagreement . .l..lt..u "i inuarwl leaders .in 111 to the senate the nomination of former Jumped overboard from the g'g when at an election here. Arrangements are Tinve one ir.iuou n..un.i congress. asked. President Taft to be chief Justice of It started to burn and they were pick now going ahead looking to an ultihe message follows gold?" Harding'. ed up some time later by a boat from mate decision as to the best means of ... s .... reserve of mv the United States supreme court. .he eonirt-esfbiirir'nir that the federal obtaining water for the new district. This was Indicated Thursday by an tho U. S. S. Tennessee. banks were culling loans and forcing approvul of II. IL T010. a bill makirg bankThe members of the slate road Into men j Tlie lender. ndmlnlstrr.tlon business and president and t,e maintenance farmers j,r(ivis0 f,,r Taft To Take Oath r (m United States army for the It Is understood, will appoint Mr. Taft commission nnd representative although there was ample Justice Tuft of the fedem! engineer's office arrived Washington Chief with the expectation of having the funds for commerce, the South Cnro- Jvnr c,luK June HO, 1022. i r,,niii resist call tig the attention nomination confirmed hy the senate probably will take one of bis oaths at Logan Wednesday and accompanied linn senator declared this was "the over the oi.'ngress at this time to the very before that body takes Its proposed re- of office the hitter part of this week, the county coininlss'oners most monstrous showing ever made in f lie Is expected here from Canada paved stale highway from Weilsville the midsl of the agricultural and busi- pr,.nt embarrassment In carrying out cess. Since the death of former Chief Jus-lic- e Thursday unit the general oath to to Richmond and the proposed extenIts provisions while dealing Justly with ness distress." said White about six weeks ago, the which all government offlclnls must sions partly provided for by the apthere so Utah j of of the farces that army Senator Smoot t,c unlisted ia later call for a slight modification president consistently declined to In- subscribe probably will be iidmininter-cpropriations of half of the required wrr "two s'des to this qucs'lnn." In the supreme court offices. sum from the sale of the county's Isdicate bis choice, although majority "This Is a world condition." lie de- - Innv n(,t be wholly without notice." sue of ROOO.OtK) In road bonds, provided dared. "The trouble Is that rore'tn ! 'The bill necee tales a very large opinion pichoci air. inn. and an equal sum Is obtained fnnn the fedNear Riot at Baih General Daugherty .....ri.. niiiitmt hnv our agricultural reduction in the i nlisted personnel of AJIorney Los Ansrelcs. Cab The tdierlffs of eral road fund. tne army and It is doubted that this other members of the president's cab-re- d and other products. t to have understood are Dr. George Thomas, state superinwas called Monday to suppress flee already can about with' In uctJon be the up" Is brought p'I'ng "There danger on the A riot on the beach near Santa Mmi tendent of public Instruction, formerly of gold In America." he nor'ed. add- out the summary dismissal of many put. the stamp of approval whose lea. suburb tif Lo Angetei, where Vad of Ihe slepartmcht of commerre of men who have a right to Inatlcu of the ing that there was too much gold here. nt the blinds of the government pointment is expected to be a most large Fourth of July crowds bad and fiiiit nee nt the University of Utah, Uaihorod. Fights over bathing suits was recently elected president of the Ihe same moral obligations which the popular one. General FiHinq Dfs marking the Although Mr. Taft necessarily hn developed Into a riot which the sher university, th ii rccc'veil her" go eminent requires of them when V,.tv Y.irk Word close of an executive session lasting In perfect refrained from comment pending the iff's deputies suppressed. of fervvlce. for enlist In death Cli'c;ig of they the Friday three hours, Thomas Hull, acting see vice presi-- J good faith the secretary of war will president's decision. It Is said, by General F.dwnrd Fieldin-rthat the Much Too here Water of his friends of the board of regents, stated High to many to the the reduce army dent of the Volunteers of America and .proceed would welcome the OiTlclnlly that there were four Informal Tulsa, Okla. Scores of families liv In authority to General P.iHith. Ure contemplated hy the congress. The former president - honor and the opportunity to round ing hi lowlands between here and Sand and six formal ballots and that the He bud been III charge of the north- - normal expiration of enlistments prohto 4. Fred official career on the highest Springs were driven from their homes last official ballot showed n-- b's one-hal- f the . will (ut approximate ..,itnrv .if the or ariifit'on ably iribenal d'ni-reearly Friday by fliwul waters of the W. Reynolds, head of the extension since 101S. He was horn In New York jduction which the congress h is Arkansas river. No loss of life has department of the university, receiving General I'.ooib and other of- - 'and every effort will be made to meet. - Announcement of the tippo'iilmetit In 1 iV Hcti.se been reported. White -s the from el the minority vote. at expect of the 'be coi.giirequirements rials of 1Iip Volunteers left today for ooti. Ihe earliest msslble day. J;xn.fsVIcv'.ue of the Mute ...Warden Chicnco to attend the funeral. Navy Officer Suicides ' the mcmliers ot the board and Consecrated New prison A on Bishop man New York found deud Patriotic Corn Woman Runs Amuck if corrections, except the governor, a a bench in Pryant Park here Monday of In Pa. the expresence Pittsburg. r Char-tcof i'libiigo--AfteM three years idcline Denver. Colo.. Mrs. cere the guesis of honor nt o party host of church dignitaries. Including with a bullet hole through his temple, I'. Donald-ou- . periment. Professor William L. Winu! ii i nl her companion. S id Cardinal in !h's bis arid a revolver eminence. band, left ibis n aged nt tlie warden's home and the Dougherty Mif,'r arrest loirii of Nurlhwestern iinivorVty, lui a blacksmith, flHsOil offices Saturday night by the C. P.f. Kcv. to Ihe "Friend of Strangaddressed Hugh xvhite Piriadelph'a, nnd blue i!e li-coui. t.rnduced red, hi f"i aii ' nf'er n wild wal Wedni-sdacm-niiconsecrated was pr - n guards. - Tb( governor to am "I uii.ib'e er": Prtiyle com. colored physically showing wli'-r"ulted in lb'' wn i!;in:r f f.oir The pntrlotir fretn the of tlie till city. of d'occse S c to h i!e. to the Pllisburg Try bntidcd red. white nnd bine grain". Was r,ih.p o'licr niacli'iieia i nil the inla-- i of e"-The business men of M nM have I'ai'ir- In the la a iV r'"t and while Human Citth d.e char h. Services toek l,v i'i" riidiu cd by ,n in the d.iwiilo, li d ': 'et. M"". n volunteer fire lb'? r" ne"it the in ori.'(if:l-o- d SI. Paul's cathedral. Ao.lt tln-e." blin !i" mid nrke's bine plan! 'i!c:it!f;"l !o make ears, ars M;c car. b dr'vi'l-fit if it. v I'.o h- -s i , on monies it.eliid'tu a s .letnii li'gb in the Sever:,! hundred, feet of ;.!,) tin! :. ."(!. a c niiHiiander iafMni.' the tlirec vcr etiiM. prnre-..oMi in'-'! 1h" a t.tvbto.k ' I c or polio of the b's' op wi'h a id f no the tins been purchased. S'a' r i v mass, II he jtlde es)'tig naval In" will 'n States 'ol w rierve aril H"ii!' rro d'd b!t f'rtien, stii.th'iir i i t cm. w as out for ai'il of :i . oT:ce, b's rai lobis cotiim.ind in of j ,Mie of s s the gntiif.attoti r.cvs the that riy gn.il' rtvl ni'ii in : d .v n l!,M c.r cnnilacteil hv I'! Im'i I'- ;. 'e. " sli.i.V - dill batS Of TeJ. lice. 'l!l lie einia. v.etcl it; by riiri.i!' ; into I i .''s M :'i were a:'ies ;e dign't wi tie a al has J.,I (li (( and old-tim- e SfitlH Assembly CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY EG1NS Of . V RMfubl .caris So den e m part presmtatives from NEPHI. UTAH. S. NEW FISCAL YEAR LON-DOWITH PREMIER ,N S00N HELD BEING R E TIMES-NEW- - For Sir. Lorl'ii hours jlunday - Irish vMikPThl Mf,'rtffth. J"(U'r of Kaindc V.fr.L,l.,l-; f, S'ifs, Fejid vr'iiioigTaj.;;!!' "t""'Sir K"u'11ienl Maurice Robert Henry Woods mid Andrew Jameson, conferred on the Irish situafon with n view lo preparing the wuy for n jmssible negotiation with tlie ISrttksh prime mnlsterund tlie Ulster premier, Sir James Craig. r CJroat crowds gathered outside the Mansion li use, where the discuss' on took place, waving American flags, ninny fulling on their knees tit Ml reciting iiriiyors for the success of tlie xm fert-nceThe Unlon'sts repres'iita lives nun with u cordial reception from those DiVkerolirsir -- . I Points of Agreement were reached on tlie financial question and the disadvantages of partition at the confer- e ence. The lord ranyor In n speech after-wwr- d said that much good would come of it. In n stnlement to tho Associated Press Monday, un important official that Mio government was prepared to make larje concessions, the effei of, which Mr. Ue Valem would appreciate. Sir James Craig's absence from the conference may he actually advantage ntts, it is believed here s'nee any concessions necessary from Uistcr premier in Ixndon than in Dublin. ...... four-whe- : HEX! HOUSE FACES TAX, TARIFF BILLS Senate Tries To Force Vacation For Six Weeks While the house this "Washington week is getting down to the real business for which President Harding call-ed congress, namely, the tariff and tax bills, the senate will try to force In- surgents In Its midst to accept a vacation they don't want. House leaders have virtually, abandoned plans for a six week's hot weather vacation. Instead they will try to put both the tariff and tax hills Into the senate's hamLs by Septomlier I. This admittedly moans hard fast work, because of the magnitude of Che two problems of revising the nation' Internal revenue and custom laws. House and estate leaders agree that If 1r is possible both bills must be haudled in the special session. This means they must be in Harding's bands before December, when congress goes Into its regular session. Senator Lodge will present a recess plan this week after the senate returns on Tuesday from its holiday recess and according to present plans, will try to force It through. chf-cke- 0 Enjoy Sensation Mexican PROPOSED HOVE TGONBRESS The appearance off Taniplco Sunday of "five armored vessels comprising part of the United States Atlantic fleet," Is described by the Tampico correspondent of Kl Democrat as having produced a great sensation. The vessels cast anchor Just outside the three-mil- e limit and gave no Intimation as tv the cause of their visit, but Rl Democrats says It believes the ves-el- s are engaged In maneuvers off the CuJf of Mexico and declares their presence should not cause any wild sjieculatlon. , . Giant Cracker Carries Death !enver Robert Knott, !m year' old, a wealthy Denver real cs'ate operator, whs standing at Ihe corner of Kighteoiiiu and Cnliforn'a streets. In the business district, Monday, when someone threw a giant firecracker nt his feet. As the firecracker exploded Knott dropped dead, apparently from excitement. .., sup-ruptc- . Liberlan Honors Roosevelt N. Y. Charles Dnbar I'.urgess King, president of the of Liberia, Monday placed wreath on (he grave of Theodore Roosevelt because of the hitter's Interest in Liberia while presides!, Pres-IdeKing was accompanied by members of the Liberlan commission which is negotiating a loan In this counlry. Ojslcr r.ay. nt Im-n- . flg-tie- Fire Destroys Lumber 8.000.-OHOrovllc.Cnl. Approximately t of lumber, valued lit about rritio.OOrt, was destroyed by lire of unknown origin which burned the lumber ynrd of the Swayni; Lumber here Friday. y coin-pun- Talk Leads To Fight Philadelphia. Pn.F!ve men w ere held by police here Monday burred a free for wi.'h iTunslaiiKhler fulhiv.-intill Jlghl In which Joseph Garland, 2?.. a f.ii-ir ntlor. rooe'vod fatal l van I delved by "lice 11 livlii ccva de' (f d 'l':oti 'irn lain jrr.v n'-- n of the h'om used by .Tack Dcinp a M y in : r: a' .in'" v '" uf ,( p. Il'l n,"a'r V 1 I 'V. I Mi v r .iii. ': a rl :.-- , it'ir ' etii i t S "1 Mi.' t 'I, Me v c I C- - .'. i d li rf .; ; 1 . I Man;-jhlg- I - y. j"'.'. rT i o-- . a tel. f.ti-e- : !.,, -- If' f. j |