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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH History of Past Week The News Happenings of Seven Days Paragraphed Twenty labor union officials and striking street cur men were arrested at Kansas City charged with conspiracy to hinder operation of street cars In Interstate traffic, and conspiracy to interfere with the Injunction order of John C. Pollock, federal judge for Kansas, which placed operation of the Kansas City, Kan., cars in the hands of (the United States marshal. BUT FIFTEEN BILLS APPEAR IN SWEEPING AMENDMENTS TO THE Losses of the 35th division (Kansas LOWER HOUSE IN TWELVE PRESENT LAW PROPOSED IN and Missouri national guard) In killed UTAH LEGISLATURE. WORKING DAYS. and died of wounds during Its entire service In France up to November 7 were 827 men. A decision of the superior court held the ordinance closing the theatres at INTERMO'JNTAIN. Stockton, Cal., as an Influenza preA conference between ithe employes ventive measure Is legal. Theatre of the copper companies of Utah, owners and members of the Churches tana and Arizona and the department of Christ Scientist, brought the legal of labor, to discuss the present labor action. situation in the big copper producing WASHINGTON. states, has been called by the secreAn extra session of congress next tary of labor for January 31 in Wash- spring now seems certain, in the opinington. ion of Democratic and Republican A bill providing for double election leaders. " boards, one board to receive ballots An American field of honor in and another board to begin counting at France, In which may rest forever the 1 p. in., on election - days has been bodies of American soldiers killed In introduced in the Washington legis- the world war, Is proposed In a ball lature. (introduced by Representative Simon B. Tiiree lives were lost and consider- Fess of Ohio. able damage was caused in the mining Restriction on. the taking of phototown of Ladd, Wash., when a great and of men in graphs jam of logs and debris, loosened by American moving pictures expeditionary forces and in flood waters, swept down the canyon of East creek and carried the entire sections occupied by American troops have been suspended by orders from settlement with it. American general headquarters. Resolutions opposing government J. Ogden Armour, testifying before ownership of the railroads and urging senate agricultural committee, sugthe early return of the railroads to private control under adequate federal regula- gested a monopoly, under government tion; favoring federal licensing and supervision, of ithe entire meat indusregulation of packers and stockyards try of the country as best for producer but opposing government ownership and consumer. After a week of spirited debate, the of marketing facilities ; advocating universal military training and endorsing senate, by a vote of 53 to 18, passed the federal woman suffrage amend- the administration bill appropriating ment were adopted at the closing ses- $100,000,000 for food relief in Europe and the near east. sion at Denver of the twenty-seconannual convention of the American Louis F. Swift, president of Swift & National Live Stock association. Co., told the house interstate comCattlemen contributed $43,843 to the merce committee that the food adminAmerican Red Cross through auction istration In stabilizing the live stock of a herd of 1033 heifers exhibited at market had accomplished wonderful the Denver stock show by Red Cross things both for the producer and conchapters' of Wyoming and Colorado. sumer, and that its control was The average price was $15.50 a hun- needed now as much as ever. dred. Railroads in 1918 under government DOMESTIC. control and unusual war conditions A wagon loaded with explosives ex- earned aboirt $718,000,000, or $250,000,-00- 0 less than in 1917, ,$370,000,000 less ploded in the residence section of the little town of Big Heart, Okla., and as than in the record year of 1916, and a result four people are dead and a about the same as in 1915. score of others injured. FOREIGN. At the session of the peace conferRelatives of sick and wounded soldiers admitted to military hospitals in ence on Saturday, January 25, ithe del' the United States will be advised of egates unanimously adopted the league the whereabouts und condition of the of nations project, and questions of patients at the time of admission, un- responsibility for war, reparation and der a plan soon to be put into op- kindred matters were discussed. Preseration. ident Wilson and Colonel House are Less than fifty enemy alien women to be the American representatives on were interned during the war, it was the league of nations. disclosed by 'the department of justice. The Austrian parliament has passed Most of the women now are being a motion to admit women to juries, transferred to special barracks at Fort thereby deciding a question that has Oglethorpe, Ga., and instructions have been engaging the legislature for years. been issued to treat them with particA dispatch to the Exchange Teleular courtesy. Heretofore they have graph from Copenhagen quotes advices been confined in various Institutions from Reval that Leon Trotzky, Bolabout the country. shevik minister of war and marine, esThe Nebraska state law giving caped from Narva before the town was women partial voting rights, operation occupied, but that a regiment of the of which has been suspended for near- - red guard and a number of its offi- cers were made prisoners. ly a year by efforts of to have 'the suffrage act submitted to It is announced that President Cara vote of the pkple for ratification or ranza has reorganized the Mexican rejection, went back into effect Jan- army to a considerable extent, obtained sufficient arms and equipment, uary 25. Predicting that the country will get and inaugurated a new campaign back into its normal swing within six against the rebels and bandits operatmonths after the signing of the annis-- ' ing in different parts of the republic. The government has requisitioned tiee, William B. Wilson, secretary of labor, declared in an address ait New the Paris subway, street oar and autoYork City that the nation faces eight mobile bus system, the employes of or ten years of tlie greatest industrial which are on strike. The government considered it impossible to admit even activity ever known. Mrs. Clara Hanson aged 35 years, a temporary suspension of transportashot ami killed her five children and tion facilities in the capital. then attempted to take her own life Bolshevist attempts to bombard Reat the family home at Sherman, S. D. val, capital of Esthonia, from the sea Misses Gladys and Dorothy Crom- have resulted in complete failure, acwell, sisters, of New York, leaped from cording to reports received at London. the rail of the French steamer La Ter- Every vessel in the fleet Is said to rains as the steamer was in the Ga- have been sunk. ronne river bound for New York. Both The German social democracy polled were drowned. more than 10,000,000 votes In the elecemBrig. Gen. Frank Hines, chief of tions of January 19, according to the barkation for the army has suited from Freiheit, as aaginst 4,250,000 in the New York for London to work out with last reichstng elections. Twenty added Loud Reading, British ambassador to mandates would give them an absolute the United States, a financial settle- working majority in tlie nationnl asment for American troops carried to sembly. France In British ships during the war. According to dispatches' from LisThe Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific bon, the situation is developing adIts Railway company has terminated The mon& Southr versely for the government. litigation with the Colorado adherIs cause many archist gaining era railway, and on payment of extendis and Lisbon ents in rapidly will own outright a half interthe field of operations to the north. ing & Brazos Valley In the Trinity est Tpe body of Rosa Luxemburg, the railway, with a permanent outlet to the leader who was killed by a Spartacan gulf ports. mob recently has been found in the Weather bureau officials declared landwehr canal, according to a report to have that records show less snow The body was terribly Berlin. from than far thus York City fallen In New remutilated. during any previous winter since is Three American mine owners of cords have been kept, although it winter. warmest Holmes, Mathewson and not the acts' of heroism were Deavitt were captured recently by Thirty-on- e recognized by the Carnegie hero fund Pancho Villa and released after they commission at Its fifteenth annual had given up a supply of powder and Nearly all listened to a lecture from the bandit meeting held at nttsburg. were east- - on better pay and shorter-hour- s for medals of the recipients their employes. ,erners. d Chl-hauh- Evident That Purpose of Lawmakers Provides for Threo Members of Board la to Consider Only Such Measures Instead of Four and a Six Year as Seem Absolutely NecesTerm Instead of Four. New Mine Tax Measure Appears. to Welfare. sary States Sait Lake. At ithe close of (the second week of ithe thirteenth session of the state legislature, on January 25, the (house of representatives (had passed One bill, which (had been signed by the governor. Fifteen bills had been Introduced and referred to suitable committees, after having been examined by the committee on reference, research and Investigation, which passes upon the constitutionality and language of each proposed measure. The bill passed and signed is one providing for expenses of the session. There is all reason to believe that the house will be sparing in the matter of .passing new legislation at this session. It Is evident that the purpose is to consider only such measures as shall be absolutely necessary, and that practice will doubtless apply to amendments of existing statutes. Much time has necessarily been consumed in perfecting the organization of the house and in drafting rules under which it is to do business. Now that this work has been accomplished, the lower legislative body will be able to give painstaking consideration to proposed legislation, either original or amendatory. Several important measures have been reported in the senate, and there is every indication that there will be a bitter contest over some of them, as the senators are far from being a unit for them. Among these In the bill which makes changes in the law pertaining to the industrial commission and which provides for monopolistic Insurance upon the pant of the state. Two bills similar in character, pertaining to the taxation of mines and mining claims, have been Introduced by Senators Bevau lyid Parker. A contest is certain oj'er these bills, and It may be that they nifty be consolidated into one measure. Then there is the bill which proposes to revolutionize the state board of equalization and the methods of taxation. There are several road measures. A bond issue of $3,000,000 is suggested in a house bill for the road campaign, which is mapped out in Senator Dernr measure. One of the most Important measures which the house will be called upon to consider is that which originated in the senate and which makes amendments to the workmens compensation act. The bill for the proposed amendments is brought forward at the request of the state Industrial commission and contemplates ruch emendations as will bring about exclusive state insurance ' of employees, instead of permitting, as now, private companies to compete with the state. The thirteenth session of the legislature will be urged to amend the state marriage laws to make the registration Requirements of marriages conform fvith the registration date of births and deaths. LEGISLATIVE NOTES. ' To destroy the peon system and prevent foremen from exacting a weekly or monthly sum from the men whom they put to work, Representative Frank Newman is preparing a bill which will make it a felony to exact such a fee. The penalty will be a term in the penitentiary. That the work of the present legislature In many matters' should be confined to amending present laws if they are found effective, rather than to passing new ones and attempting new systems Is the view of Senator Elizabeth Hayward. Nearly all of the time of the house on January 23 was occupied in considering the reports of the committee on rules. It was a longer session than usual, but the business of reading and correcting the report wa finished and the rules were eventually adopted as those to govern the session. No house bills under the new rules adopted by the house on January 23 shall be Introduced after the forty-fift- h day of the session, leaving the fifteen days remaining for disposal of all measures not previously acted upon. No house bill is to be passed within three days of the sine die adjournment of the session. Speaker Richards signed in open session house joint resolution No. 2, by Newman, authorizing appointment of a committee to investigate and report upon a memorial to be erected or established In honor of returned and returning soldiers, sailors and marines. lltsi He!? to Past the Crisis Safe Proof that Lydia E. Pink ly fcxns Vegetable Compound Urana, 111. During Change of Lifi In addition to its annoying symptoms, ; AT THE CAPITOL. I had an attack of grippe which lasted all winter and left me in a weakened condition. I felt at times that I would never be well again. I read of Lydia E. Salt Lake. A measure introduced by Senator Olson of Salt Lake, on Jan- uary 24, makes sweeping amendments to the present law governing the power and action of the state board of equal-- , izatlon, makes a change in the number of the board, their terms of office and expanding and making more definite the powers and duties of the board. One of the most important changes included la the amendment Is that It provides for three members of the board of equalization instead of four as at present. It is also provided that their terms of office shall be six years instead of four as at present The act provides that members of the new board shall be named before the present session of tb,e legislature adjourns and the nominations submitted to the senate for confirmation. Senator Parker of Weber County is back of a new mine tax amendment providing for the taxation of meallif-erou- s mines on a basis of a multiple of their net annual proceeds. A bill on the same subject was introduced the previous day by Senator Archibald Bevan of Tooele, but it is understood that this measure is to be withdrawn by the author in favor of the Parker bill, which, is the measure prepared by and backed by the state board of equalization, it Is said.. Both the senate and house ad-- . ourned Friday in time to witness the return of the Salt Lake members of the 145th, the recess being extended until Monday. . Caa be Relied Upon Pinkhams Vege. table Compound and what it did for Brin p.UiliiiunBaiiNilliNi' women passing through the Change of Life, so I told my doctor I would try it. I soon began to gain in strength and the annoying symptoms dis- appeared and your Vegetable Compound has made me a well, strong woman so I do all my own housework. I cannot recommend Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound too highly to women passing through the Change of Life. Mrs. FRANK Henson, 1316 S. Orchade St, Urbana, 111. 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Senator Stevens Is back of a measHis Status. ure that makes railroad companies Bill seems to be pulling himself operating steam roads liable for all together again. . damages caused by fire started by Oh, then he is a Bill collected. sparks from engines. A measure introduced by Senator Important to Mothers Chez, relating to court reporters, proExamine carefully every bottle of vides that district judges shall employ CASTORIA, that famous old remedy shorthand reporters, who shall receive for infants and children, and see that it a salary of $2400 per annum and Bears the whose expenses shall be paid ' when Signature of traveling outside of their home county In Use for Over 30 to attend court. Children Cry for Fletchers Castoria House concurrent resolution No. 2, by Morris, which provided an amendNot Always. ment to the constitution of the state Who breaks, pays. which would enable an increase in the That shows how much you know pay of legislative members to $10 per about the people who are broke. day, as again ?t the present rate of $4, has finally passed the house by a RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. vote of 35 to 9, with 8 absent and not To half pint of water add 1 oz. Bay voting. Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound, President Funk was absent from the and oz. of Any druggist can senate on' January 22, having been put this up orglycerine. you can mix it at home at called home because of illness In his very little cost. Full directions for makfamily. In his absence Senator Brad- ing and use come in each box of Barbo ley held the chair until Senator Dern Compound. It will gradually darken was unanimously elected president pro streaked, faded gray hair, and make itis soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, not tern. sticky or greasy, and does not rub off.Adv. A measure has appeared in the house As a rule, the more a man chips in which would make common carriers liable for loss and damage to ship- the more he has to shell out. ments of freight over the lines of the Some men have a mania for doing receiving and connecting common carriers within the slate of Utah and lim- nothing and do It assiduously. iting the right of common carriers respecting contracts made with shippers and providing for recoveries' of sums paid. Representative 'Morris, who has introduced a concurrent resolution to amend the constitution, so as to change - Bat Doans Brought a Quick the salary of members of the Legisconstitution and Lasting Cure. the amend lature, would further by altering section 20 of artiMrs. Herrman Ruschke, 177 Fourth cle VII so that compensation of state St.. Long Island" City, N. Y., says: The pains in my back were almost officers may be paid by the month; 1 always felt tired and unbearable that no salary can be Increased or dilistless and found it almost impossible minished during a term pf office, and to attend to my housework. Gradually that no officer shall be paid In fees, the pains increased day by day my sufall of which shall be delivered to the fering became worse Often flashes of light and state treasury. black Specks would apThe judiciary committee has prepear before my eyes and dizzy spells would come sented a measure in the senate deoer me. My hands and signed to consolidate efty and justice feet were swollen and my courts by creating city courts and abolhead pained me so at times I thought it would ishing the office of justice of the peace split. My kidneys In cities of the first, second and third me, too. I be- classes. Four municipal judges are despondent. Home- times I would have to take to my bed provided for in cities having a popufor three or four days at a time. I lation of more than 50,000. This bill is had the good fortune to hear of one that met defeat at the last sesDoans Kidney Pils, so I began ussion of the legislature. ing them and was jon back m percure has stood fect health again. My Representative William Kelly intro--, the test of tune, so I am only too glad an duced house bill No. 9, making to recommend Doans to other kidney sufferers." emergency appropriation of $25,000 Mrs. Ruschke gave the above statefor the relief of discharged soldiers, ment in April, 1910, and on April 4. sailors and marines, to be made avail1917, she added: I gladly repeat all I have said about Doans Kidney able on warrants drawn on the state Pills , for they have cured me of kidtreasurer by county clerks of the sevney complaint. eral counties of the state. The money Get Doan's at Any Store, 60e a Bos Is to be made available to pay for med9 ical attention or to enable the soldier PILLS to reach his home or in finding or goCO BUFFALO. N.Y. ing to employment. - Confined to Her Bed Days at a Time ff-c- ame DOAN S FOSTER-MILBUR- N |
