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Show . i .J.r--. r. ' t v- - - ' h t r'T1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919 TILE PROVO POST I ' t THE BEE HiVE STATE After minimum temporary I, dcluvx. the lliirr's minder e.ise 1ms been milieu at Xiy ii. Mix. AIoe J. Harris unit TONIGHT. H M SATURDAY Matinee 2:30 1 ui her two Mills, lhijuie ami Lelantl. boil g en til'd fur the alleged murder ot Jesse L. (one, a minimum, at the home of Mi. Harm, July 113 of this FIVE MILLION PEOPLE ARE AT POINT OF STARVATION IN year. EASTERN EUROPE. Work on the Lincoln highway was stopped for this season last ieek h action of the state road commission upon ihe report of Ira I. Browning, Weak From Lack of Food and Terror Stricken From War, L.ving in State road engineer, that the machinDevastated Homes, People U used for the work ery being badly are Perishing. In need of' repair and two months Aould be required to put It Into condition. New York. Tjje IUyer Bug, which To make the Roosevelt memorial served until recently as a boundary of campaign strictly nonpartisan In this the Bolshevik fighting, is today a bounstate und to have the minimum dary of anothed kind. amount that will be acceptable as a Its eastern shore bounds on one side contribution so smalkthat every school the hungriest and the most diseased, child In Utah will be able to give and the most stricken territory in the something, were two decisions reached world. Five million people are aj the by the stute "campaign committee. point of starvation east of the river Gus J. Henrotd, 5? years old, and Bug, according to figures given out by who for thirty-si- x years has served as the Amerlcun Jewish Relief committee, peace officers, died at hit home at and compiled by the American Red Eureka, October 1, after an tllneaa Cross, and American Jewish relief which haa extended over a period of agents. A great number of them are several weeks. At the time of his Jews, The war has left 1000,000 destideath he was city marshal of Eureka. tute and stricken Jews In eastern EuCondemnation of the picketing sys- rope, a number as great as the eatlre tem during strikes and requests urg- population of New York City, utterly helpless, In many cases sick, In every ing that the special session of the repeal the law under which case hungry and dependent. East of the river Bug these people It la now legalised have been forwarded to Governor Bamberger by civic or- are living In devastated house In ganisations of Salt Lake and Ogden. stalls of old stable on roofless platA canvass la being made of the forms built for refugee famllle one southern end of Cache valley It la family to a platform. In old freight stated by persons claiming to know the car In holes In the ground, or under situation In this respect for the pur- the open sky. They are weak from for pose of ascertaining If sufficient acre- many months of age of sugar beets can be guaranteed they have gone for five years without one square meal. They are still to Justify the erection of a factory. terror-stricke- n from the war. Their William Polltsea proprietor of a number Is reduced every day by being In la at with the cafe, Ogden, hospital a lacerated Jaw and other Injuries, a series ef the most terrible epidemics laving been assaulted by a man be had that ever swept any section of the Polltseas spye wcjrld. bjred yi dishwasher. Typhus, cholera and smallpox are all with llm an ax, robbed the man bit raging Jn the territory east of the him of MO and then disappeared. No estimate of the actual The Utah county commissioners have river Bug. number of those smitten with typhus-Iordered a special election for the SkipPoland has yet been complied, but It per Bay drainage district for the purprobably Is greater than In Siberia, $15,-00of to amount of the pose bonding where the American Red Cross found for raising funds to be expended 100,000 case In the construction of a system to Dll-- t and malnutrition are the two drain the lanifs of that section. causes of the epidemic of disA committee of stockholders of the great ease. All through Poland may be found Lehl Irrigation company has decided to children of eight or ten years old amend the articles of incorporation of no larger than youngsters half their the company, to enable the board of age ordinarily are. Two out of three directors to expend $72,000 for an ad infants do not survive their first year dltlonal fifteen second feet of water of llfe, Tbe average cUUd in the terfrom the Provo reservoir. ritory east of the Bug river has never A tentative agreement for tasted milk, even mothers milk. Amerbetween the United States biologl-ca- t ican Red Cross investigators say that suryey and the stata livestock com- fift abnormal number of children are mission In a campaign to exterminate bonr bllnd, because of the malnutrition predatory animals and to control rabies of their mother ' throughout the state haa been presented to the livestock board. HOPE FOR EARLY ACTION. - Call for a conference- - of commissioners of Davis, Salt Lake, Congressional Leadtrs Plan to Com- Utah, Weber and Boxelder counties plat Work by November 1. has been Issued by the stata board of Washington. With disposition of equalization for October 7, to dlscuas the peace treaty expected by Novemthe assessment of lands held under ber L congressional leaders are dis'' riparian right cussing the prospects of dosing the Paul Lamb and hla brother, Lynn, extraordinary session, which began ' both Chinese, living In Bongkong, May 19, so as to have a month's rest China, have registered at tba Univer- before the regular December session sity of Utah. They will taka a field begin artillery . course and study mechaniPresident Wilsons illness may have cal drawing and technical subjects. an effect on the treaty situation. 'It ' The mummy ot a girl, judged to be Is not expected to cause any substanabout seven months old at the time tial delay In considering the pact while of death, was found wrapped In cloth the amendments are before the senIn an airtight box when a partition In ate, but when reservations are reached so office la Ogden was torn down. An the presidents counsel is deemed - . Investigation Is being made. highly necessary. Three Important bills for enforcOwing to the increase of deer on the rateArisons strip, brought about by strin- ing prohibition, restoring pre-wa- r gent game laws, the animals have making authority of the Interstate comspread Into southeastern Utah until merce commission and to penalize that part of the state has become a boarding and profiteering are In position for final enactment by congres . prominent game ground. v ' 4 The supreme "Court of Utah has affirmed the judgment of Judge A. W. STRIKERS PREDICT COLLAPSE, Agee of the district tourt at Ogden ordering the sale of a blockade running Beth 8ides Prepare to "Dig In" In the Steel Controversy. ' automobile to the highest bidder. Workmen are now building the sheds Pittsburg. As the steel strike enters to shelter the' cars of wheat that are upon Its third week the union workto be shipped to Ogden from north- ers prepared to dig In" for a siege, ern Utah and Idaho. These sheds ad- while steel companies arranged to make another attempt to Start up . join the elevator A 'large number of men anUtah water which can be used for plant swered advertisements the company In will the stitie irrigation purposes not go to the lands of any other state, have pat forth in effort to get men fy adocated by back to start up some of the works according to that have been suspended since the , , the state engineer. . iL Earl Alien la under arrest at Provo, strike began. Z. Foster of the William , "Secretaiy with shooting FrankFltzger-aidCharged the ballet entering Fitzgeralds patlonal strike committee said he vps confident that the companies would leg. Allen claims the shooting was acand that the ranks of the organfall , cidental ized men would hold firm. Jamea Baker, who was injured when his sutomoblle carreened over an' emWllsonGifta Abroad Worth Little. bankment lp Parleys canyon, near Salt Gifts received by Washington. Lake, is In a critical condition. President Wilson while In TTCurops ' The Mormon ''Battalion monument were of very " Insignificant" value. committee Is continuing the organizasaid Saturday in tion of county committee for the pro- Secretary Tumulty announcing that he had prepared and few fund jected campaign would submit an answer to the resoluUtah Is the sixteenth state to ratify tion of ReRepresentative the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amend- publican, Illlnol askingRodenberg, to reports ts ment to tbs Confutation Of the United that the gifts were valued at a milState s . lion dollar The Utah Baptist stata convention, closed its convention which General Jsdwln 8af at Washington Ogden, September 26, adopted resoluBrigadier General Edtions indorsing the league of nations, gar Jsdwln of the American mission expressing appreciation of the Utah in southern Russia, who was reported Childrens Home loclety and approving to have been executed by the Is well and on his way home, mission fund. the big nation-wid- e Bore than 250,000 acres of land will according to a dispatch received here. be added to the cultivated areas of ' Indiana Troops to Quell Riot Utah through the Castle Pesk IrrigaIndianapolis. Governor James P. tion project In tka Uintah basin, which Goodrich on Saturday ordered eleven will probably.be one of the first' big of state militia to East reclamation projects to be taken np by companies and Chicago Gary, where rioting the government under Its new reclama- broke out Saturday as a result of the tion program. ' Strike of steel u 4 A i t5 The Pirate- - Shl What would happen to me if I were your kid f Well, if you're not acquainted with Calumet Bakings you dont know what a good excuse I have. Cant Help Helping Myself they're so good! Good for me to because Calumet Bakings are wboiesoqts and easily digmud, of mothers m CALUT.1ET e- jdCPammount sjMenaft Qicture P0170ER BAKinQ because of its purity because, . k always Stas bast (vaults sad is KOMBUnitBCQH tM tM." aT n, 0, mmBs. 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