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Show ss WEATHER T1W 1(1 WWW Fair Sunday, warmer; TIT AH IE 0) 0) m SIS8.C70; 21J pernn tn anic. mobile Industries at $173,750. OGDEN CITY, UTAH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19,. 1921. I Flfty fl rat Year No. 180 crr Ogden canning fwlorW and employ JIR tr-Mbottling worki with an annual juiyroll of M Monday fair. , KNOW YOUR f7 (7 (Op. o) hiiUuL v 5? w 1 1, A 0 3 o GROWING MOVEMENT TO OUST SAM GOMPERS o mmm to League discovers uanzig fly BF fill Mil J I M akin g Guns for M exico PROBE SLUSH FlIWO CHARGES June 18. (By the Associated Press) The disclosure GENEVA, thousand gun barrels are being made by an arms facfor Mexico, caused a sensation, at the meeting of the tory in Danzig council of the Jeague of nations today M. Hanotatix, French representative, expressed surprise that a municipality under the protection of the league was making war materials. Herr Sahm, president of the city, explained that the order had been received last October before the constitution of the city was adopted. He said it was difficult to change the factory immediately for the manufacture of other articles. The council passed over the question without announcing its Excitement Over Possible Opposition to Sam Gompers Is Growing Variety of Questions Before Union Delegates in Den-- : decision Austria this morning signed the protocol of the permanent court of international justice under the league of nations. She ver Tomorrow (By The Associated Press.) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo-- , June 1R.- - TTi nrobahilitv that John L. of United. Mine the Lewis, president, Gomp-- 1 Samuel would oppose "Workers, as president of the era for American Federation of Labor, was in- -. creased today by reports that representatives of the majority of the railroad organizations at a conference last night had decided' to support his can- djdacy. These reports brought here today by convention delegates to the federation who came from Pen ver on a special Peak train for an outing in the Pike's r announce would declared Lewis, region, his candidacy beforenext.Monday. , , re-electi- on , was the thirty-eight- h signatory. Seven have accepted .the clause for compulsory jurisdiction of and arbitration of international disputes by the court. LM OMRS j MR S. SOUTHARD SUES T INDORSE FIGHT I i ll nil . MEM IIREAT MORE OF vJL . liUu .JnL lo 1 ENDING STATE STRKES BOIS PUN Union Leaders Hope to In- Influences Urging President volve 5,000,000 Workers Harding to Bring Peace in Walkout Proclamation June by , PUBLIC IS DOUBTFUL KNOX GIVES VIEWS Impression Prevails Coal Senator Says Executive Miners Lack Strength to Would Be Within ConstiGain Their Ends tutional Rights By KARLK. C. UEKVTCR. Xrn Korrico Staff Tntcrnatlonal By Cor-rrffpomlc- nt. c;ixiu;i: wn International Cor-responde- CLOSING EVENT Club Women Announce Plan 18. of Giving Wido Publicity WASHINGTON, chamber to Activities today opened a campaign against the proposed cash PLEASED bonus for former men, a statement of its posisending' tion to the president, cabinet, Two Hundred Fifty Enjoy congressmen and fourteen hun of Junction Hospitality dred trade organizations. While City on Play Day insistent on the physical and mental rehabilitation of dis Final meetings of lh board of dl- -' abled men, the organisation of the General Federation of doubted benefits which might rectors Woman's clubs In conjunction with come from cash payments to state presidents were held 4oday at sex-vic- VISITORS e ; r. iiolmkr. Hrtlor Staff OGDEN CANYON FIGHT ON YANKS' IG PROBLEM GAIN LUNCHEON IN BUSINESS MEN OPEN OF WAR PROVES STIR S ENGLAND ... nt. new threat WASHINGTON. Jun 18. With the of a general strike, involving five mils of the senate and house deadlocked over the capable veterans. lion workers and, Ogden following the conclusion of the trade unions of the country confront- manner in which the nation la to get a nas war Tne laid world council meeting In Fait laka this back on a pace haLa and apparently ed Great Britain tonight. The federation of miners have be little hope of the Jam being broken, "mortgage", of approximately ; morning. . A plan to establish s national wom- gun a desperate effort to disrupt the the auggentlon was being put forward $1135 on every family, the rmurr stilt, kti.EXT. that in to and Influential United of en's tonight bureau for the quarters Kingdom Industrially - Standard n Refuses" Pois- bring about a contplete stoppage of President Harding may yet find It statement said, and the cham- , Kitingnews Coal to Let y of Compa to iThe miners' chief, however, continthe activities Judge publicity y work In every trade union that la at necessary to end the war with ued to maintain silence, but his boom- Qnrt, pOT,nT. "Pernio re; flrpnt. oer could not suosenbe to a . women, proposed by Mm. Ida Clyde on oner Bond Out Suspect s.wwM ers were busy rounding up. supporters present engaged in a dispute with the by lauance of a presidential Clark, contributing editor of the Pic for his candidacy. ; They claimed that torial rterlew, waa started with stock merely that program' increasing this bur declaring employers. Service. Before Trial proclamation Public den. the nation la again at peace. Lewis. had sufficient votes to win. if WHAT MINKR WANT. subscription from club women 'from I AV he decided to run. 1ILAY ILK. R twenty states. IX) I) The alia, of the miners, according The amounts . of ' tibncrtpUcn Publlshd reports that certain TWIN FALLS. Idaho. June 18. Directors of the Utah Manufacturthe to of statement made The Prank formal Senator Ijodga. by departure . amounted from S f0 to t interests, had operatives ers' association at their meeting In Mrs. Lyda Southard, alleged stayer of .Ilodges. .secretary" of the federation of! Republican majority leader, for Mai a with" Mrs, Thomas G. Win'ep of Minnethe delegates fund" Salt Lake. Friday5 discussed Standard-Kxaminethe fightr. five men. who 'was yesterday .held .to miner.t following an etecutlve meet ahUifvtts to be gone iv week, made It working among dollars "slush trial-Ihundred thousand apolis, president of the genera! made by the Ogden it .district court b.er on a charge Tng sf ml nefa' 'minion, ia to in vlriually certain to1ay that the senau Jd. Mrs. Itohert J.- - BnrSu jtt l created considerable excitement; -- Sev being JIn a rates, for of first, degree .murder .tf Edward F. better for power to tnha cannot thft walkout: and bouae fuiiowlng gel tcgrther r imcnr the laa5fj-.awas Meyer.- her fourth ;husband,was todar Pal., eral, labor leaders asserted that- the Utah- and the 0U ' printtrs- - 100,- - up the y aiUAtlon for at' Iraat a l2nglnerrit''fT.V' will be tak- - denied,-libertThe on nOriirfatulftfed stand it has company on th bcrnd" by Probate 000: farm workerec, J. 000. 000; Cotton week. And there la no Indication that a wllh stork of crHalthe convention' next holiday--. anwrfriBg tin -tnH-oljjjrtioii-- witbA the recent In - Judge O. 1 DuvalL the committing aras aueceww when will workers. S00.000; attend their efforts Siee.eoo and is to consist nMrly of and a demand would be rriade for proot creases granted the Utah Power Duvall held that C0O; road and tranaport worker. 100.- Judge. magistrate... do togetherwomen ajTid headquarter will be es. . , of' these his Jurisdiction In the case had passed 000; tramway men. TO. 000: coal tip thy charges. Light .company. llouee leader, long chafing under Standard-Kxaminetablished st Cr.ieaga. is' striving to the district eourt with the filing per ' " The DOUBT. IN RESULT 20.000: workand wool trimmers. the senatorial dominance In matter ' a of in the obtain ntw hearing appli- jthts morning of the transcript the r. 250.000: shin yard Joiner. 20.000. of forelen afftirs. are prepared to m:snAucii stations. 'Representatives of President Gompaddition there are .upwards of oil uummmr in nonort of th research aliens will be era have declined to make any state- - cation of the power company lv for an.prell mnar examination. jn ruei5nl for relcnse of Mrs. 1;;00.000 colliery worker on trtk. "c Thm leiut. 1eJou Application established all roiutlnn. ment regarding the situation except la-to- that the advances OTr the United ButH, unreaare unfair, Fouthard on bond will be made in the who have been out since the national of its prerogatives where such matters In charge of women,, where r.sws of aay they are confident. the veteran court, her attorneys announc- nilnentrike began April IS. in teres: to women wilt b gathered are concerned. Is apparently equally xney, unituie uiiu a ueavy utmuiun jj iy van district bor le.aJer will be ; on" the" defensive with ed, the reouert that Immediate enterprises. manufacturing PUBLIC) DOUBTS STHKNGTH. beand sent to headquarter. As been Knox resolution the determined that however, have MORE IXDORSEMEXT. trial Ha crarttArl if tha hnml la r1nl1 doubts the ability of shall prevail. The It of the news public of the purpose ginning and have been, busy taking canvass Strong, indorsement of the' newspaFalling health of Mrs. Southard wa.t the federation of miners to swing a bureau to supply 100 dally newspapers and the situatheir voting strength SEEK COMMON tatOUND. 'campaign comes .from the Stand- iiarte a supporting principle In the ap- general strike. They eald It once beIn cities with populations of from per! Coal tion in generalno common can be found Declares If ground 918 .Kearns build- plication for bond. ard company, was fore and tried failed. no 10.000 to LOO. COO. to the present time, however, .Up which to merge the two resolution. Salt Lake City. The company has W. J. Trueblood,. father of the acThe miners admit that many of on The bureau will be In operation In Gain to Life international union has publicly an- ing,, Wrecked Her be forced to mines at Siandardville. Utah.. The cused woman, enid today in the event the trade unions are bankrupt by President Harding may Mra. Clark said today. September. nounced which candidate it will sup- letter In to action order take carry h!mlf from the coal company: Mrs. Southard were granted liberty 'on long payments of strike doles. in Divorce Point for the leadership takes DAY 8UCCKKS. a of PLY port if the campaign pledge speedy "Your favor of the 6th Instant at bond she would be taken to the famHowever, if the unexpected solidar- put ofwar. state of of technical placer Many of the international reIn the in ...We ending note hand.. what Play day Ogden canyon fpr the ily home on a ranch near here to await ity and endurance of the miners Is ficials admit "that they have not de- gard to the fight youyouaresay making trial. Senator Knox said today that concouncil of the General Federation of a labor taken be Inttmctlontt (Dy capmay guide, Srvl;.) cided. the president would be Women's clubs held yesterday at the. nc.ilnRf tho TTtnVi 1 ' o r Xr T.lehl rn m Suit against the Idaho State TJfe able of going to any lengths In Its stitutionally CHICAGO. June II. The wrath of Hermitage well hla within should he take right hotel, proved one of tbe Insurance ten for thousand company unprecedented struggle against capi- such a step. The next step would be a "woman with (By International News Service.) Charlotte most succfwiful in making this dollars. on .the a function to be he!4 service pat" Metal. public great out taken 18. With the policy by June Colo, DENVER, ento of state to a direct the we are week ss of and also was the the that national dele secretary Is Johnson An during fight opinion bUxing tonight to yer made his to break attempt being immediately subsequent, resolutions committee busily, at work that the ter into negotiations with Germany new center of Interest In the shattered gates have been In Utah, utilities commission accordl solid of to the ranks Mrs. public the bewas coal strikers. Southard, of out marriage differences today opinion ironing and a of for Austria former consensus never lo th of the treaty .when owners intended, filed The in they the granted opinion announced Mrs. district court colliery that main by romance of Peggy Hopkins Joyce. by detf rates at the luncheon.expressed body hind closed doors, while the will be open Monday and,pe!l put Into force and effect by fcoutnard s attorneysmany bepits of delegates were enjoying an outing schedules The deadlock existing In the peace Charlotte, filled with bltterne The women were met at the station the power company, to give them the oo claim to have information that they was expected enormous name Into cause her at Colorado Springs, itwould dragged Peggy In a has In situation of that resulted. increase has that the morning by a delegation of parallel of the coal strikers failed who many be ready tonieht that a report of the the fight for 1120. 000Is alimony and Ogden club women and were Chairman UPON'. BODY IMPOSED Porter, In vote to recent the taken to will referendum MATRON at the to CONVICTED . from the committee resumption preparing house foreign affairs committee, an S100.000 counsel fees. "We think they have been Imposed the canyon and about the city under return to work. back. of the American Federation of Labor upon "flxht OF MURDERING BOY Only about 50 per cent of the strik- - nounced tonight thatuc the disarmament by the testimony of the power guidance of Ogden women. convention Monday, morning. The "other "woman" has threatened theThe and givtne cmi "Ul that company va"4Ul,w" era hCd in officers up felerstion balloted and the they owners grnersl shouldjie colliery tell all she knows about her own an executive seAMon at The convention record for the past en a chance to compare the actual believe that thousands of men will nou on Monday, as had been Intend- - to Grayc'.Sf romance week shows the passage of resolutions- working with James Stanley Joree, Ixdge, home of Mrs, E. It. Porter. ea of in 1nh with the force schedules DETROIT. June 18. Mrs. Elizabeth Klr their old whom lumber the -calling for three congressional lnves- the estimates of the witnesses on the Lewen. Chicago prince, ooOO58 years old. was convicted of ovint Peggy Is suing for alimony prior to stand for the power company. first degree murder by a Jury tonight of the intf rmountsln Delegates west in tne counter of sulla. divorce Into situation the trial their xirst W e have spent a large amount of in connection with t J the Pacific MOB RUMOR were takln death last state LYNCHES federation NEGRO to both sides refuse for ius. lie coai o Attorneys in fighting to sustain our Virginia Into money month Max of the about Ernest. in She furnishautomobiles, termed city will diacuas whether Charlotte the marine strike lock-out- tracts with the power company, and. was sentenced to life testify ed AT SCENE TO COMING OF HUNGARY CRIME of imprisonment. Klwsnts the on courtesy through "seamens" when labor the the alimony hearing petition by organized Mrs. Lewen, who had maintained up to the present time, to no effect. Is reconvened this coming week. Char- club, the Ilotsry club, the Progresand. "Yours truly. her innocence, collapsed when the sive club and the chamber of comThree Into the conditions prevail"STANDARD COAL COMPANY. 18. (By The Asso- lotte, however, is seeking vengeance merce. The June VIENNA. Ga.. was verdict MOULTRIE, IS. June She was read. John arrested cotton mills of trip Included a visit To her for matrimonial the shittfring ing in the southern By F. A. SWEET. President." May 18. a week after the dlsappear-nnc- e Henry Williams, a negro, convicted of ciated Press). Rumors recently In happiness the residential district, through the he with whom husband her where, it is claimed, employes are oo of the boy, whose body was murder of Lorena Wilkes, 12. whose circulation here to the effect that for- married after her district, and the IndustrUl forced to tolerate 'outrageous barbaracquaintance with buslnrss found covered with weeds and body was found near Autreyvllle. Ga.. mer Emperor Charles Intends .to re- Joyce. district. Tbe party partly i then conductities" that would "shame. the kaiser." HARDING AND PARTY waa last Monday, brush taken in a marsh. from officers turn to Hungary now are published by ed to the Hermitage. proPhysicians intt:tii:st aroi:ri:d. IRISH QUESTION HOT. by a mob today, carried to the scene a number of newspapers, which fix death due to strangulation. Luncheon was served st 12:50 Much intereat Is aroused by ths SAIL DOWN POTOMAC nounced the date of his arrival In Dudspeit as possibility The prosecution .introduced The Irish question continues to reZ testi- of his crime and lynched. o'clock. of Charlotte facing Peggy oo mony in an effort to show Mrs. Lewen ceive wide discussion, und a hot fight August 20. were JSfl Covers laid for aero persons. This will courtroom. the hapoo killed the boy to avenge an alleged on the floor of the convention is If Joyce's counsel win thlr de- The dining hall at the Hermitage was pen (By International News Service.) a in over the various resolutions that wrong business transaction with BEET SUGAR IS $5.80 mand that Peggy personally appear at beautifully decorated. American flas WASHINGTON, June 18 President the lad's father. CHICAGO have been introduced on this subject. and REPORTS -hung from the ceiling. The tahlt the of Mra. a alimony hearing. The story of were with -party5:80 SAN AT oo FRANCISCO Other problems to be settled durinf guests sailedHarding decorated w'.th Shasta d&isJe. woman is "the other on at the Mayflower DEATHS FROM HEAT "They've, ruined me pathetic the week. ax prohibition; government o'clock today for garden week-en- d ATTEMPT popples and mountain Ivy, the and ruined MADE TO a my trip ; latter Interwoven .among the ownership of railroads; universal dis down the Potomac river to Norfolk, being she said. husband." SAN FRANCISCO. June 18. RefinFORM armament; Japanese immigration; a Virginia. flowers in NEW center of the table. The the CABINET to Ti! tell "I'm and my going fight cane ed CHICAGO. June 18. Several deaths sugar at the refineries dropdemand that the power of color red and ytllow, was efHer-ricscheme, when cornea." the T. In were: time the story proper a, hundredweight to and many prostrations attributed to party Myron cents fifteen ped the nation be taken from congress and out. carried I Is CHRISTIAN fectively Her husband A, Norway. June 18. ambassador to France; Under "atlejting to f6 today, the lowest price since De- - the heat were reported today when the acmiis. placed in a popular referendum; unFormer vivri:n P. Premier now of the Mrs. State and Blehr, through Secretary fight.. Henry E. . . .. prefect -- .. ims. ueei sugar waa otiotefl mercury touched lft for the second the improvement of couree ofkpilkk. the the luncheon, tion looking toconditions; or said worse' "I 'for turing for better Chas. General Fletcher; Brigadier forty-eig" One of the when we married and I knew every- Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapo a campaign to ock. time in hours. to lormVnew cao employment Dersonal the phy Sawyer, president's wre given as theivicnms was Mrs. Anna iaaa. 60. on thing when I said It Cliarlotte's hus lis, president of the federation, delfi-er- d iV combat the "open shop" fight, and a sician; Senator and Mrs. Knox of of p,.mu. 'a ta.cn.foroitheutmanu reason decrease. resignea. 'her way to Oardena. California. an informal address, She spOke proposal to establish universities to Pennsylvania; Senator Cummins, of band told newpapr men.. on train labor leaders. the KKHK NEW Indiiubject of Michael Ar.elo.-8h- e Senator of Mrs. LITE, New and Iowa; the painting In the Sis. diseased NO PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. h Long-wortn Charlotte haa said she will seek ana; Congressman and Mrs. at Homf . One figure, a tine new chapel camOhio. her life husband after of the with '.of but determined Talk quiet cowed Samuel personage, she typiis shrinking, errded. Edward Sterling, secret service opJoyce divorce trial paign to oust the veteran leader, s a fied souL The figchitracttrlMlc more be cannot I as "I erative than hurt attached from his to any the presidential position Gompers, t I lnsS.nif!-Anan ure one. painted tohave by this candal' she said party, reported by wireless to. naval president of the aAmerican Federation o near bottom the of the communications painting. the 39 7:30 that of night. at of Labor, after stewardship p.'m. 1. LETTER over cowl of NO. Its Is it the IT to eyes, In STINKS It heaven. Md. a U towa was hoknow how "Tou off Indian Head, small, Mayflower THIS SPECIAL power rate years, continues to be heard in the blind to the splendors whirh sur"Fine weather; all well." the mes- To Ellas F. Woodruff. General Man. the women whltper behind your round tel lobbies here, but as yet there has It. Mrs. Winters wondered If we sneer aoer, Deteret said. hi back no at sage mut you official announcement of the been News, Salt Lake City, MANY INDUSTRIES which look they thein painting this figure, FROM WHICH irtist benefit you Utah. oo go somewaere e.e- imi atarr- oTer candidacy of anyone, opponent of Is which detached will We through its lack ef our have to again. giv up Gompers. In the ' home, we bad built for harmcny with other fuures In tL TO YOU for raldance IS VERY MUCH lower dreams of John L. Lewis, head SHOWERS, COOLER DEAR OLD "Woody" 'Supporters our chliaren." Il'may' be a long flfhl patntlr.r.' di3 net mean to portray en - of the United Mine Workers of AmeriIndividual common evsn at WEATHER PREDICTED 100 DAYS ago but I shall . have. . the heart for It. ca, declare that they have a large perTHAN. THE power rates OTHER than spiritual one who Is blinded to the beautie if . . . oo in of t attendance the centage delegates surroundings, but who awakes t at the convention pledged to Lewis as UNFAVORED consumers pay. HAVE NOT SEEN a line proper reallxaUon, whn 'the fowL WASHINGTON, June 1 8. Weather THE PUBLIC Utilities Commission a successor to Gompers. Lewis himFLOODS JAPANESE. which can be termed ljTiersnce is of week or to beginning the admit self, refuses deny that he predictions PASSED A law THIS CAN TAKE MANY LIVES PROTESTING this hold up tpeclal consideration will oppose the aged leader in the Monday are; . Aoninit lower Mls- j Upper be held late Mississippi 8puKoi. and election that will probably Iic 'MIm V. R. lierry, chairman f: GIVING THE U. . P & u Co. IN YOUR famous WHICH TOU dally recede next week. jsourl valleys:aboveOccasional showers, f the ren' arts fine rnaUeea! the committee Nrwt Intf be the strvlce.) (Oy at normal temperature " SOME OPPOSITION. w Jth 74 c h als-- i f ral rderatlwn. If. TOKIO. cool roV June, KJyvtha s;tk of the week followed by province THE RIGHT to . ginning . . MORAL AND RELIGIOUS sheet BE THE REAL reason AtEf'.o as h$r sjbecl. It is reliably reported that the rail- er. has been swept by the worst floodIn She selerted ftother figure frons th et road unions and the carpenters; will Northern Rockv. mountains and re ALL POWER Its hltcry. The dead have users in Utah . YOUR NEWSPAPER columns Lewis if he decides to make gions: Occasional showers and tem THE EVENING Deserted Newt. estimated but' It la' bf!lered they targe number In :h painilnt. that if support Adanv fh sid that Ar.ge'.o's Adsm the race. It .is doubtful, however If perature below normal number hundreds. would OTODaDie ' EXCEPT a was btter than the Adm derrif-frauv-efew d he will have the .united backing of his 37 rair.s 24S Case On for four Continuous deserted ARE'UlLY Southern Rockv. mountains and pla . days Page re- teau In tbs book of fier.r:, for. she ' own organization in any attempt to to stream rise .nd thsir break the except fair .4 regions: Generally ' "Ihm Adam In Genen, str.e-of are MORE soree OF banka. place Gompers. sway aweeplng' that scattered thunder showers which LTHIS UTILITY DECISION .ay.: BY NEWS OR EDITORIAL comment accused by. hi taster, sll. 'I r. Frank Farrington, president of the . normal or houses. woman thoa tec." MUs the Illinois Mine Workers,. Is. on record sllghtlv below. service has been Train interrupted I WILL tell later WE SHALL NOT attemK ON the ower octopus He try appealenl to rivrjl Ui womn to itrn sre of head cattle of thousands and against Lewis and the Illinois leader Pacific ' states: alf Generally . y i for gTesier thirds rottirtosllr,. n has declared that other members of weather is probable In California and THIS UTILITY reported drowned. . AND THE friendly decision TO PASS.on the special contract work with Ihm view tf alfctir.g dtf;. Is decislc the the miners delegation; will support occasional shower in' Oregon; ; and (Note Klyusba province or Is and of southernmost normal' province Japan Washington; temperature IS SO rotten Of THE PUBLIC Utllitlts Commllon noted for Its heavy rainfall. j HELD BY THE Deseret News" (ContlQ&ril on Pse Two, (Continued on Page Two) sngntly below. . ! -- I , CONFIDENT VETERAN fl-fl1- I IX)NDON'. June 18. utah power wmm El COIN A i : 1 two-third- J I Oer-man- I -- , anti-Gompe- rs n " rv-f- : - th'' OT E , - Ogdeh".-newspape-r - y':: Hc-n- . tub-cTtbe- ra. y - - . .- gt - IN JOYCE CASE - r. fie-h- """f t inrtr ; GROWS BITTER . re-elect- ed, I .... -- Peggy - Has . a-fi- ght . Na . u.-- p -- ! - I dla-armame- nt. i - i tiup -- -- - rv . Ml f EX-EMPERO- f 1 con-Tw- six-year-o- R cm. ad ld "j - mni as-aur- ed war-maki- ng k, . hr tti..: "rSrn, ", OPEN LETTERS TO CLOSED PEOPLE s V, ht Tt-C- - - - -- " prM, . . . cl. -- - -- nt . bn r. . . al l i ; - . - 1 . v.. |