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H -— COAL TERMINALS COAL 1 TOSTARTTODAY TOSTARTTODAY f ' p Commerce Commission Work Is Rushed on New Yards and Buildings at Provo Soldiers Will Be instructed in Boxing and Other Special Provo Oct 9 —The Salt Lake Route Athletic Sciences Ex- ? aminer Will Hear Dis- crimination Charges - IfIrald-Hepab!Ic- and - 200 men In the southeastern physical director of the Ray Frey 31 A has been given Y C army pect to have their railroad yards and charge of the Fort Douglas post gymterminals completed by November The nasium by Col Alfred llasbrouck and work has been going on all summer will begin reguar classes for the solthis afternoon and two coaling trestles a water tank diers idle The gymnasium which has lain a turntable round house ma- for months is equipped with all neceschine shops oil storage tanks- and sary apparatus and under proper manother railroad equipment are being agement will become one of the best in this portion of the country erected Just as rapidly as possible Mr Frey stated yesterday that he During the past few weeks more than will' soon have the best physical train50000 yards of dirt have been moved ing camp he has ever seen With the and 150000 cars of gravel ballast have opening of the post gymnasium facilibeen put into the sections where the ties for all indoor and outdoor trAning and games will be available for any of buildings and branch tracks will be the men at the post who wish to take built advantage of the opportunity The concrete work is being rushed to To Play Oat of Doera completion and the concrete beams and The outdoor grounds are located near the ”Y” building and include basketpillars are being rapidly put Into plus email " The foiAidatlons cleaning pits and ball and volleyball courts and which work of that class are finished and the diamonds for Indoor baseball crane was set today for" erecting the will be played In the open as long as roundhouse beams The building prob- the weather remains favorable Boxing wrestling and tumbling ably will be completed In two weeks More than seven miles of trackage classes have a special appeal to and for this training Mr Frey for switching purposes have already been laid and more will be put down wlll have Instructors who are specialbefore the companies start shipping ists in their line picked from among the soldiers when possible coal from the Carbon county mines The program to be started tonight was arranged yesterday £y Mr Frcy BOY 10 CRUSHED and will be carried on throughout the As long as one regiment reBY AUTO1 IS DEAD winter mains at tlye post there will be plenty men to keep the classes fulL Allen Abellng 10 son of Mr and of Several company teams are being orMrs II V Abellng 37 EL North Temple ganized to compete in basketball and street who was Injured In an automo- indoor baseball tournaments and bile accident Monday afternoon died among the troops there are at least without regaining conscious- four companies which claim to have yesterday ness The accident occurred at First West of-fhxmpeen" exponents of the noble art and South Temple streets wheq the boy from Classes will be held in the Jumped from an express wagon direct- 4 to 5 p m and from 730 togym 9 in the ly In front of a heavy touring car evenings ' The afternoon classes indriven by George Geoghegon son of boxing class Mrs Joseph Geoghegan 200 K State clude special classes' basketball and wrestling tumbling' street The boy was rushed to the The evening program Is: Monday emergency hospital where Dra W S gymnasium class open to all Tuesday Keytlng J J Galllgan and Charles F league company teams: Pinkerton called In consultation de- basketball Wednesday1 gymnasium class open to cided that an operation would be use- all Thursday basketball league batless Friday gymnasium class Mrs Geoghegan was prostrated by taliontoteams all Saturday match games for open the affair teams Gymnasium open all day George Geoghegan who 'was driving all for special work Saturday the car is only 14 years old and Chief of Police J Parley White has ordered that he be taken before the county j attorney and the Juvenile court part of Provo Vice President Munroe ofi Union Pacific Defends : I as Utah Coal Route are now the working : jRATE REDUCTION HEARING IS CLOSED n The two companies ex- ' 90-fo- qt - - Differential Plan ' S' J FORT DOUGLAS NEAR C0MPLETI0 DAMAGE CASE ' GYM WORK AT Munroe vice president of the closed testimony shortly before 10 o'clock last night at the hearing before C R Marshall ex-- T laminer for the Interstate commerce The members of Jack Wyatt's company of Scotch singers and dancers who will provide one of the headliners of the new vaudeville bill commission in which a number of Utah which will open at the Orphenm theatre this evening (coal companies seek a reduction In on rates coal’ r freight ‘ the same surname and principles of connection between the bs the second episode of the marvelous Jack Wyatt who has transplanted ofa men all bearing Concluded the case gives way this to be related the chief and his people into the most sa- British government war pictures "The themselves soil in the Scottish' of heather believing bit ??rnoon to hearing of charges ty the one to to be descended cred ties of human life Retreat of the Germans at the Battle of thereother the and coal companies of discriminatory car American vaudeville and grown members The clansmen of did not their The look Arras” stock considered even greater than from who every Lassies the and upon Lads theScotch from' distribution last winter for which thqy seek to collect more than 1400000 dhm- - headline this week’s Orpheum bill clan were tied to another not only by chiefs merely as their landlords but as was the first four reels which rwere the feudal but by the patriarchal bond the representatives of the old patri- added to last week’s programaares from the defendant railroads ' opening tonight has been asked so freOn the' hill also will be Chester Spenas while the Individuals who composed archs or fathers of the clan for the clan to system The explain Mr of quently Munrue ' after atestimony own cer or tenants Mrof such devotion their were the For and vassals taken has and Lola Williams In "Putting It it was loyalty Wyatt tortuous probe into freightcoming it thgt rates thereally followfrom was were to hishis a stunt In which they have chief bound descended Over” chief also brief the "to protect trouble a compile they of of the railroads handling ers even count laWs the the could Joe Towle In his own his and follows grown - Utah majority which exactly against family profielent coal was Impressive After tory a tiff second the will descent A be and of headliner bill entertainment Willard an their the of never that be must' XV 'right degree peculiar It prior forgotten Hal Prlekett of the as of comwith the Wilson Lawrence and known “the sleuths to Eva and Grattan came' clan of 174C the when Taylor system together to Traffic Service bureaumanager of Utah Mr to reach Inacces- company In Mr Grattan’s latest farce edy” the Three Bobs Jovial Jugglers Munroe gave evidence of very intimate an end a clan was something very dif- weakness of the law In the revolution "Rocking the Boat' and Paths News showing notable from a modern clan society sible countries had Jhnowledge of the haulage of coal not ferent events The will natural converted these of the feature was third bill a of of centuries set '45 a clan to the big Prior from the mines at Kemmerer and only "Rock Springs east but from the Utah Snines in the Helped district Differential Is Defended U OF U GIRLS ENTER In defense of a differential of 25 cents in the hauling of coal east enjoyed by the Wyoming mines Mr Munroe said that a natural demand existed In KanON RED CROSS WORK sas and Nebraska for Rock Springs and Kemmerer coal He added that Utah coal had natural markets m other directions under cross-- 1 Not to be outdone by the sororities of examination of Mr Prlekett who Insist- ed that Utah coal mines should have Increase Due November 4 Police Unable to Find Clews Blacksmiths of Denver & other schools and to' keep alive the plan formulated by the coeds of last year the same access to the markets or ths Grande Rio middle states Safe Case of Stolen in to Get Brands to the Expected girls of the University of Utah unCheap Earlier in the day Fred J Wild Jr the direction of ‘Miss Lucy M Van der Return Work From to House traffic manager for the Denver Off freight Cott have started their regular Red Rooming Lightly A Rio Grande protested against the reCross work for the year — — duction of freight rates on coal on the now registered at the uniThe ' Further railroad he represents He added that The United States department of ta- versitygirls weir on the number cigar-et- s taxes about 500 They have The additional investigation by police there should be no objection to the re- to failed been reveal divided Into three units Unit an Is to be bor said department yesterday active hand taking which tobacco snuff and moral of the present differential In facigars 1 will make sur- In clue to No which the any mystery dressings surgical vor of Wyoming mines along the Union became effective on October 4 will be rounds the of a safe con- encethe adjustment of points of 'differ- unit No 2 will have charge of the disappearance Pacific RtiC the Oregon Short Line to doubled on November 4 between the officials and the surgical bandages while unit No 3 to more than 9400 In currency and according to taining the markets of the farther western more valued diamonds at and than gold examinations which were made yester- 9350 which was stolen from the Nauvoo striking blacksmiths of the Denver ft be known as the fad squad will knit states for the "Sammies” A fourth unit to Mr Wild pointed out that the Den day by XV II Chapman special collec- rooming house In broad dayltgh't- last Rio Grande railroad The prospect Is be composed of girls belonging to the ver & Rio Grande had been handicapped tor of the Internal revenue of the local Friday afternoon declared' bright tol a settlement of the Household ' 1 Arts club will make banthis year by the washout of a score to both controversy were The notified the theft satisfactory of parties police dages act miles of its main track by the bursting district of the war of the within a month Each unit- will be supervised by a by Mrs J D Doyle City Brevities of Mammoth dam and by unfortunate Consequently another boost In the rooming house and thelandlady inwas matter of member from a the national chapter Employes of other departments of Red Cross The car distribution for which he was price of tobaccos may be expected in vestigated Saturday morning by Chief girls will work three loath to admit that his railroad was a little less than a month For the first Sharp and Detectives Burbidge- Brown the D A R G recently expressed dis- hours each week Wins Diverse— Although be responsible tn any way Mr Wild also satisfaction with conditions Glenn and the and both a time and desertion in charged devotees of the grateful weed may presented deto large number comparative and discredit tried the police entered present dally wage A F 8tump was granted his complaint cgielty statements relative to coal shipments be required to consider ' seriously a theAlthough of the theft yesterday detec- mands with the company The antici- THESE MUST WAIT story a divorce from Harriet Ethel Stump by O S L Agent Testifies ending of the blacksmiths’ strike more economical use of their favorite tives are still working on- the case pated J L onBrown of the district court S Judge FOR U CITIZENSHIP In near the future will be attended It ' Detectives Lelchter and Lyon called at Darel R Gray assistant general brands'1 the basis of desertion yesterday the rooming house during the day yes- Is said by arrival at harmonious agreeof the Oregon Shore Line agent freight on alone tax war of The the special cigars examimore ments of of Germanic a minute all birth other trades Applicants ' occupied most of the afternoon in withemployes terday and made B quality went up 50 cents a nation made no and crafts for citizenship must wait until the dcse Inheritance Tax 88RL-- The office of of the place They of much detail relative to coal class 4 4 ' thousand October hut November diswar Is of state attorney general received yesthe believed considreturn of have the what statement to cases the It that of their the last they rates on night both the Short freight Oregon the increase be will total G D A fl from the estate of Donald McR an ered making blacksmiths to to' ' Line work announcement covered their according O R N A terday and the During his the Alpha total tax per ' 1000 of ' that T believe the police are trying to will materially relieve the coal situa- made yesterday by Paul Armstrong Intosh of Denver Colo a check for testimony he presented a great many brandgrand of cigars 14 of the theft” Mrs tion in Utah inasmuch as some 1800 United States naturalisation examiner $81966 In payment of the inheritance the discredit story tables of a statistical nature copies of Class E' the highest taxed brand of Doyle said last night "because they cars are said to be lying about In railTwenty-eigGermans who have en- tax on 1880 shares of Utab-Idah- o sugar which were distributed among the coal a will from receive find to the In road as alone deavored to of become Utah a are failed boopt result at having the stock dtlsens of yards men and railroad officials for inspec- cigars chagrined bevdiscovon tax addition of October of a clue which might lead to the the 1350 the cessation of blacksmlthlng opera- Uiiited States since the declaration of 31 tion during cross sxamination A Ward Sleets— I OpenEnsign November 4 the complete tag for ery of the burglars I have offered a tions With the return of the black- war are: Nikolaus Relgler John Kick —Mr Prlekett endeavored to make Mr 97 on the season’s activities the Mutual brand at that date being 91050 per reward of $50 for the 'recovery of the smiths these "bad repair’ cars will Franz ” F Keller John C Ritzman ing the' association of Ensign Gray give a certain basis upon which 1000 Under Improvement the- additional Increase of safe and valuables and for the arrest quickly be put Into condition for ser- Hugo W Bohne Albert CL Kmetzsch ward last d held a meeting In the computed his tables The dis- November 4 the night total tax' on large and conviction of the robbers but the vice Andreas Relchmann Paul A Leltz Paul Liberty stake chapel cussion took wide range and finally a program The strike cannot be settled Imme- H Franks John Pflster Andreas P of music and apropos with will be $480 a thousand police seem tb be completely baffled” An adExaminer Marshall interposed that clgaretsNo talks deMore Boosts Likely diately It is stated because of the A Kuhn William G A Nowotny Karl A dress of welcome was given by Presibasic principles In this particular case mands made upon the time of the D Collector Chapman said that so far Fahr Henry A Lags Jacob Scheid dent John MePhee The last hour of CO-ED- S would not be of material importance to TO R G officials by ths hearing being held Max Herzog as he knows there will be no Immedi- U OF U Gustav Koegler John was devoted to dancing The either side by the interstate commerce commission Mortselewskl Mrs August Fehring theToassembly James Mulchay assistant general ate increases in 'the tax' on tobaccos CROSS RED IN AH) When the hearing Is completed the Frans A Bandt Readjust Trial Dates— Cases on Carl F W Hofer and clgarets after November 4 manager of the Southern Pacific ’and cigars trial calendar of the United the once equity will at H so G attention company its smoker Walkenhorst the give then Henry that may Mansfield assistant the Leopold States district J enjoy general freight drillare Students court which have been While masculine to an the Koska N Oscar with solac G of his pipe with a reasonable Bruno reaching agreement Western Pacific testified Nehrlng agent of the' Mr of Utah continued the and at University put at the bottom of Alpha is servblacksmiths and dissatisfied Dreschel' 'Ernest H Koepsel Max O ing ' striking Just prior to Gray They answered hopea that skyrocket activity has ceased are In Cross time Red to spend their the calendar will be readjusted as to ed jice-co- ol Knorr and Wilhelm Burchardt employes questions relative to coal rates In gen forA time at least made was This' the of trial Saturday morning Octodates arrangement work table of taxes on cigars clgarets known eral and amounts which had been M- Van 13 It was announced yesterday Miss ‘ wherever soft ber Lucy by yesterday and tobacco as they stood on October hauled on their lines from Utah UTAH BEET GROWERS COMMISSION ENDS dean of women - Th e Utah OfficersSleet Osteopaths Others who testified during the clos- 4 when the additional tax went Into Cott The girls will be divided Into three Osteopathic association at Its annual of ths hearing were G J Dye effect has been prepared by Mr Chap- classes ing dayCentral ARE FOOD PATRIOTS on a trio of Red Cross STRIKE CAR OF MEN sold meeting elected Dr Alice E Houghton Coal company who sells man On November 4 the total taxes activitiesto carry of the 'Will study The group first and A L Vincent secretary minesthe have president will added Alex G coal from the amount of the ad- the art of making surgical bandages Wyoming — 9 St Paul Minn Oct Support is given the national food By unani- Several clinics were presented for exRiddell manager of the Liberty Coal ditional tax of October 4 The table the second will learn how to apply them administration 10- - mous vote the at of the amination and treatment Washington is cooling by employes striking A Jce company of Portland Ore and representing the present total tax is 000 Utah beet sugar producers in a Twin City Rapid Transit company towill in third' engage the and knitting to Mr Dye by as follows: on PresiKimball President testimony corroborative articles of clothing telegram sent through the Utah farm night agreed to an’ order of the Minne- dent Andrew Kimball ofTrip— CIS St Joseph D II Pape of the Lion Coal company bureau according to dispatches which sota public safety commission which stake will- leave for of American the one bevWyoming today tax were received In Salt Lake last night terminated the strike now four days Lake Wash to Original — —— i his son Delbert visit 1000 Additional' Present from old national are the return per The' union to trainmen capital From there he will go to erage you will Class A—: Retail prices under 4c each': The message states that there has to their old runs and those who were J Kimball Mo $300 $200' to attend the National ’ Class B— Retail prices 4c to 7c each Springfield 50 350 been a surplus of 100000 tons of sugar discharged before the walkout was or- Farm 300 ! his trip by never tire of C— congress Class 7c 15c to Retail completing eaeta 150 beets prices 300 450 and was this dered Quick-Actinreinstatement whose that the arrangeyear eastern cities He will be ac Class D—Retail prices 15c to 20c each 250 300 550 ments have been made for planting to firstls8ue in the strike are to apply for visiting —Retail prices 20c and over by Mrs Kimball Class E companled the Keep Alpha in season utmost 650 tomorrow next 300 11i '350 to their forcapacity for sick The remedy speediest Small : 121-Co 75 Autw Rued— For Is Wash‘ 871 The food cigars mer administration refused foremen at If station alleged iron they your home — headache biliousness and indi- - Small clgarets w Mabel A Baker filed 40 : 1125 HidUnM 165 ington also received a telegram from are to submit their claims to the public breach-o- f contract drink with In $900 the suit court for district 60 W W food yesLarge of Salt which Lake commission will two effect clgarets of 360 or 420 dose a is Armstrong gestion Tobacco and' snuff 08 021 101 administrator for Utah thafall dif- safety terday against the Hyland Motor comof individual cases your meals — pany Suit to recover 68166 alleged ferences between sugar refineries and adjustment serve it to your to be due for goods sold and delivered farmers have been forgotten and a SMITH IS NOT SLACKER friends ROYAL MAILS (Neutral Flag) contract on a proflt-sharln- g was filed by the Marathon Tire 4k Rubbasis 5 E factiwas made known yesterday ber Jeremiah company Langagainst agreed upon” m Nederland and Rotterdam' that Raymond Dupey Smith’s failure ford Jr et al ALPHA BEVERAGE DETARTUEKT Okas BJS j m -- - — i to appear before ' draft board No 3 at ' MRS HYLAND IS DEAD SalesmanWill Teach hatoaaiaaMhlp— YOKOHAMA the State Capitol for examination' was (via HsmWb)KOBE NAGASAKI Elma' Hyland Ogdenr Oct - 9— ship will be taught again this winter NELSON -- ANSON CO HOffGKONG SINGAfOKE aai JAVA that Mr - Smith Is a member of J the 58 years wife xf Frank Hyland L D S business the of under aged auspices Genera! Dfatribntsrs Salt Lake City Utah Cal The galling from 8a Franclaco Oct IS Tt Nor 10 died here this morning Funeral antraining camp at Presidio John D Spencer The first college by 387 U'flcc One Eerlra Aveuuo so KaVl man’s advised father young nouncements will follow- Information package of his instructive discussions will oc- ! 100 YOKOBANA WuNUfeh K533-S-- T — gsreeet Sale e Any Hereto to the WeeldL A Scheid a member of the board yesnotiwho have from been m in the Hotel r Friday at 815 p 1A' mi c35ilMa9lK fied relatives 9U everywhere bbwee lQsl8to proves 25c all druggists cur L v' terday V Utah ’ A L’nion Faclfic system -- - - -- - - ‘ prime-genltu- re - 1 TAX ON TOBACCO DAYLIGHT RAID GOING UP AGAIN U S IS TAKING STILL MYSTERY HAND IN STRIKE - ' mi - - 1 tx - r aelf-defen- se r - - - - - ‘ - tes-tfmo- ny — Try today— get acquainted with uie nation’s best new erage You’ll say it’s great— a real drink for real people Ike Test Is In Taste 1 ht - - - he-ha- - - - " - : '' co-e- ds - - - drinks are - It refreshing— - f - ’ - - -- g - - - ‘ it : o)Pr?nnn n rvi9i A ft-ssss- su - m — I fei? 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