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Show PAGE SIX OTABILITY GOMES ANILWAYS TOGALL | IN WOOL MARKET BIG WAGE PARLE} ne eeeenentetnemeepseinesnseepseeesesnintetenseneatianania-sie eerie Senet ere eeepc p nenrneneeenerreetemerenrerstraananseen eesti sesh snsmerensstrtuioneemsarteensee THE MOAB, TIMES-INDEPENDENT, CE atte PARLEY OUTCOME ~ 1S NOW APPARENT —— R’member ie KID YOU SUSPECTED OF TAKIN 1 CR WATERMELONS , WELL G NOW LOOK AT HIM HES MY enter UTAH SECRETARY OF NATIONAL, WOOLGROWERS’ ASSOCIATION RETURNS FROM CAPITAL UTAH —_—e TRACHER FIRST STEP LOOKING TO REDUC. TION IN PAY TAKEN BY BIG LINES EAST AND WEST | 70 | eemepineenrerseny the emergency tariff law un- of free wool, foreign There wool is a huge quantity In bonded warehouses a? ports of entry. If oné hour elapsed udinitting free wool there would have | Conference ore fil the regular tariff bill can be passed. “This puts the market in a position Of stability,” said Mr. Marshall Thurslay. “Until this action was taken there Vis always the possibility of a period Of For — Salt Lake—Woolmen throughout the United States have every reason to rejoiee, according to Frank I. Marshal l, secretary of the National Woolgrowers’ Ws8ociation, who hag returned to Salt Lake from Wushington, D. C. The market has reacted strongly to the assursnce that no more free wool now ean he adinitted to the country under the resent administration through the unprecedented action of both houses in extending Approximately Seventy-five Railways baking in Practially All Lines in Vvest Send Out Calls eterna encnannty Chicago—Approximately sevent y-five railroads, comprising practically — all the larger lines of the west, are send- DETAILS BE ALONE WORKED §ULT CALLED OUT; REMAIN RE- U. 8 VICTORY ing out calls this week for wage “Bitterness Between France and Eng. | land Growing Intense As Sessions Progress; Japan Well Pleased With Conference Washington — The con- AUY GARDNER IS wine UEOTION TAKEN TN ARIZONA ADAIN DISGUGoED Wreck conference sibly the prevention of an See ; re Sery e Through tho fact that ‘emained by ¢), © side Of his er and barked “On Unuo usly | O attract atte 0 nti On, th e body Of re | Aq ‘ones, ‘aMp Sheeph or, wag found some erl distance South of ye | State veterinar ian of Washington is practically over. All shat remains to be done is minor and jespite present superficial quarrels and vickerings, the results could be written day, These results will be: 1. The limitation of naval construc. ‘ion, plus measurably scrapping the existing units. 2. The postponement and not impos ferences with their employees, looking to reductions of pay. A few conferences have already been held on some roads, Although the roads are acting Individually in the matter ofawa ge reduction, all are following the agreement reached here October 14. Such reduction will approximate 10 per eent for the train service men and @ return to the rates of pay in outside industries for other Classes of labor, The Pennsylvania railroad will not reduce wuges except through the orderly processes of uppeal to the railroad labor board, as provided by the transportation aet. President Samuel Rea announced in a letter addressed SANTA FE MAIL CLERK FOILS to every employee, notifying each that ROBBER AS GUN IS HELD the road would file the necessary petiAGAINST BODY; GETS $5,000 tion, the federal “WINOR enemy Reaction In Market Line to Bring Woo! Business Back to Former Days; No More Free Woo! to Be Admitted to Country for rardo house, hg thy, | or Amelia ahh ake, has heen let. On the site» Nal IN business Struc or the use of the Ure Will hp American Japanese war. 3, The acceptance on the part of each country of a set of abstract priniples in the far east without any form ff guarantee for their application. 4. In some way, not yet quite clear, the elimination of the Anglo-Japanese alliance, QNd Nis aggio lave examin ed 1400 hea d 9 ett le in Logan City limit eactors, In Mitlard ¢ if dairy cattle have he ON @Xamingd Ned anayoy | miy four reactors yw ere found, se There wlll be $1 oad work laid Out . ® ’ 000 Worth ’ 0 n Utah within the Next ninet he fed eral sovernme Y day, it Nt meets th ositiong of Utah ‘OW work in this State, See Fifty thousand doNars Worth of woperty wags dest royed In Sat 1 ty by beys and girls during Hallow. | ‘en week, atcord ing to Commissions \rthur Barnes, eee mi Vhitney, beet dumps or loading ds) ions, or taken any action toward take ng Over the bee 'S contracted ,‘omplaint for, The: furt} ler reci The price of the first achievement 8 the surrender by the United States tes that the| armers of the power placed in Its hands by gave notes for Stock jp the I ‘o the last war to become the supreme mp an y and never rece him $10,000, Ths action of congress ived copia | ‘tes or othe naval country of the world, r cons!der shows the government's interest in at io the n for them, The price of the second result will a agsi-culture of the eountry. ae Chicago.—Plans of the Broth | It shows Prisoner Claims " erhood He Acted Gallantly e the recognition of the special rights In the dist wi upprectation of keeping our farms, of Locomotive Ingineers and Unionist Party in Session at Liverpool ri ct Court at Log In Sparing Life er Railway EmBrotheran sul. | and interests of Japan in all of the far as been file herds and flocks in condition to sup. hood of Locomotive Firemen Indorses With Reservations d agalnst the Plo the and Enploye Because He Saw Man neer Su “ast, but particularly in Manchuria, ar compan ply our requirements. gihnemen to meet demands of Negotiations Now On Between y in behalf of the the railWas Brave and Unarmed farmer suchrecognition duly testified to by the vho had “Prices have been improving grad.roads for revision of rules and contr act: British and Irish ‘1 with it for workthe de surrender on the part of Great Brit. ivery Nally for several of beets, weeks. ing conditions agreements and for furNow the unto annul the contracig Phoenix, Ariz.—The bandit captured iin and the United States of that navcertainty is removed, things are m the ther grou wage nd that the company but| cuts were completed TuaesLiverpool—The Untonist party's atback here last Tuesday night at the Sant il power which would permit successto the basis of demand tn relation tot erected the promt day after a two-day session to a titude toward the Irish settlement negped factory 4: of 650 Ke station, following an attempt ful challenge, BUpply to rob general and possible imports. chairmen and officials. * 8 8 otiations with the question of Ulster While 3 & mailcar, was identified by The price which the emergency the United fingerStates W. S. Stone, grand chief of the tariff remains, grease A8 a result of the $4,150 en- prints Wednesday as Roy Gurdner, who || foremost, Was under debate Thursday ,000 loan to | will receive Wools must pay 15 cents per pound; In return for gineers, and W. 8. Carter, presid the accept: ugar companies of the af a gathering of Unionists here—t ent of recently escaped from intermountag he the federal peni- | ince of the third point will be a Jaskirted wools 20 cents, and scoured the firmen and enginemen, explai ‘tates by the war finance Corpora . | National Conference of Unionist parned tentlary at McNeil’s island. tion | Wools, 45 cents. oanese agreement to retire from Shanthe settlement under which the { Wash ingt ty, on, attend recent ed Utah sugar beet farmers by 2000 delegates. According to the police, Gardner ad\ung and from Siberia. The disappear. According to the department of Beneral strike order was cancel ire recei agving led and mitted his identity. $280,000 in Payment foe: Lord Derby, who was elected presiriculture’s report issued on sept ince of the Anglo-Japanese received their followers’ indorsement alliance heir first consigninent ember Police Wednesday morning said that, dent, said that he did not disguise of beets deliv. | will be the 30 the amount of \ool on hand in the hile compensation tl that of their action. Mr, hi ' ‘red. I val | from himself that faet that While there was nothing of it would Country is four hundred million unusual valHughes will receive for not pressing , Requests from ninety-eight railro “ pounds, : he. er am hae ; th ses ads u t jrequire any act, any Intelligence that ’ i ‘d Which is much less than many belie the car at-:, ‘he far eastern question as it had been for revision of rules and workin aa ns ai On deat yFederai proftotion agents uncover g e@on- tacked Tuesday night, a local bank j#€ possessed to keep the conservative ed | ed. ‘xpected it would be pressed in the ditions were considered, and the coun- planned to ship ~ me of the together, largest $15,000 from bere W , ed- | party illicit distilling | “This is a very little more than ter-demands of the unions were ves eginning, mo the ; agreed ants ever nesday, Che foun’ main and tn they business tf believe the wold be state, in Salt before the confernormal stock for this time of the year. on a concerted program ia the These results will be regarded fn the rules robber had been “tipped “ake City, at 47 South Fifth West off 7 to ence was x: a resolut the solu i¢ IN Wool is being consumed in this eounmoved st, Vv by5 Colonole cases. Announcement was made that United States as a great victory for Cwo 100-g allon el Shipmen John t, stills but got the wrong train. Gretton, member of parliament were found in ful try at a rapid rate. the four big brotherhoods have Most of the largMr. Hughesand for American diplomacy signed perat ion. The Appro mailear ximately 100 gallons attacked Tuesday night for Rutlandshire, er mills have orders that will last agreements with roads in the wester calling upon the connthe continent of diplomacy. only On the n vere Wis on Atchison, Topeka manufacturel each twenty-four until February. & Santa Ire | ference and southeastern districts for It seems certain that ontinent of Europe the Wastfington to record {ts condemnation The robber boarded the setting train No. 170. ours, | the long continued ascendancy oh the wool market up adjustment boards. of crime must take a pro‘onference has already been hailed as car ten minutes before the train e238 was|#?4 rebellion in Ireland and resolve nounced upward tendency, Creation of the boards ig expect i victory for British diplomacy even ed to due to leave for Los Angeles, and it that No settle A controversy which may lead tou nrent of the Irish que Stion “The woolgrowers speed up the work of the railroa were the first nore completed d labor and far-reaching than is the theory of local officers that awsuit has arisen between the Sal. Ones to feel the deflation of board by relieving its docket of he |" Heceptuble which does not respect | | that of the Paris conference. : May, 1920, a hunIntended to ride to a nearby ; ab 4ake City commission and the county md it seems now ag if they woul station, dred petty cases, !* Solutely‘ly the position acquired by Uld be In Great Britain there will be a tendWhere, they believe, *ommission as a result of the city's the first to recover. he had accom. | ster and provide every safeguard esEach board is to have eight membe The regular tar-ncy to depreciate British achievement rs, plices waiting for him. is ential for imperial innounced refusal to pay the county | WE DAL will be passed to the satis Security and the one each of the brotherhoods facand four ind regret that no greater curb has Herman Inderlied of Phoenix, $2698 for weed eradication during 1919 | tlow of the woolgrowers.” representing the roads in its clerk ‘Protection of the loyglists in the west territory. in charge of geen placed on Japan, no serious effort the car, said he was not and south of Ireland.” ind 1920. Mr. Marshall was one of the comThe city’s refusal ta pay the| The agreements run for one made year and to reduce French arms, and finlooking when the wouldbe robber mittee of leading woolmen and ‘laim has been approved by the clty. Lord Farnham and General may be renewed. got agriPrescott illy no closer association between the in the car, and that the first he knew culturists of the United States who Decie presented the ommission, In the western territory the apCase against neagreeUnited States of the other's presence was when and Great Britain ac. peared before the senate finan eos 8 ment has been approved by he|S ce cometio Sinn ns Fein with on the behalf the Union ‘ually arranged, felt a gun pressed against his body Nevertheless, mittee to urge the the immediate extenand Mr that section of the southern Pacifie, Oregon That farmers, produce buyers ant’ Short Line, OregonIrfsh sritish people will rejoice in the turned around to find a masked Hlo:: of the emergency tariff DIT] | Union esists Opposed to the policy man Washington railroads seek a better understanding| unt‘! Railroad & of Lord Navigation “ape from a naval competition with holding a revolver against him. the passage of the regular tariff iegueten Inderand his party, who company. ‘Nn manifest by a meeting of the Bonne Los Angeles & Salt Lake, bill are in the United lied, States, who is which 6 feet they could On Wool, z inches tall and disagreement With the Atchison, Topeka ville irrigation district called by Gov. & Santa Fe, Gulf, Ulster demand 10t afford, or from a voluntary surrenWeighs about 215 pounds, teatnerntanonnsacinnapigiancntssian for separate dominion struck Colorado & Santa Ie, Chicago, his 2rnor Mabey, president of the dis | s for north and Burlingler of assailant, took his sun away from sea Supremacy to which they ton & Quincey, Colorado & him South Ireland. So!ons Can Go Limit The speakers contendtrict. The creation of a better spiril Southern, ould and not then reconcile sat on him while he Walted ed that ' ‘peace purc themselves. Washington—The supreme court deFort Worth & ‘Denver City, Nort hased from the Sinn of co-operation is Me chief purposeo hern for officers to respond Not Improbably the Washington sion in the case of Senator Newberry to his calls, Fein by the Weakness 6 Pacific, conGreat Northern, che meeting. Spokane. f the governThen tne ference will be instantly attacked bandit of Michigan makes ft unnecessary for wags taken to the ment” would contain no Portland & Seattle, Chicago, by ess element oO f perMilwaucounty jail, where he said he any so-called Hberals the world n candidate for the United States senwas "RR, Manence, kee & St. Paul and the Minn over Representatives of the Utah statt. eapolis, P. Nelson AS Offeting no relief for existing of Chicago.” ate to file any St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie expense Colo settlement nel Gretton, in mov af- farm bureau will attend the third aa railway. ing his resoInderlied went out with his car Tues‘lictions of the world and representing Whatever in connection with elther his lution, referring to a THREE COACHES DEMOLISHED proposed amendnual national convention of the Ameri day night, 10 forward step toward international hom’ nation or election, Attorney Genment by Sir Laming can Farm Bufeau federation to be held | W orthingtonWhile Interlied was holding his ‘ssociation ergl Daugherty ruled Thursday, in an or toward prisEvan the Twenty-five Persons Are Injure g, secretary for wur, league of na- at Atlanta, Georgfa. Efforts will 4 d When Wishing sueoner, the latter said, informal ‘ions, “Well, you've Cess to the opinion to Representative Elevated Trains Meet Irish peace negot made by the delegates to have Sall | earned your $5000 tonight,” iatio ns, Luce of Massachusetts of the house On referri the ng Said that the “wate other hand there will be a Chicago—Twenty-five ring down" of the Lake selected as the meeting place fol persons were tO a standing reward offered subcommittee on elections, seneral disposition in this country to mail Motion Under the Injured, two of them probab would ultimately ] and the Woman's National Foundation | clerks for the Capture of mail ly fatally, to the ead ruling, candidates for the senate are “ngland bandits. uisintegration and to accept Mr. Hughes estimate Shortly before destrue tion of the 9 o'clock s*¢ 8 Another Santa Ke train wus Wednesday Liven a free rein to Bpend as much ind regard the Washington stand. Conservative-Uni morning, when conference onist part y. two five-car elevated ing on a track at the local Thirty-two states of the union an money as they please without accountstation, is a first step In the direction Colonel Martin Arch trains, bound downtown from of iner-Shee, Union-~ just a few feet from No. 170, the west swelve toreign countries are represenh ing so long as hey remain within other ‘ernational and a ist member understanding, Side, were wrecked in a rear Mr. of parliament for Hugh2d by students attenling the Univer | end ecol- Southern Pacific train, with two requirements of the corrupt practices Finsbury, 2s’ conception that the way to ma- in seconding lison at the Crawford avenu fle Gre tton motion, begin rine guards in the mailear, sity of Utah this year. The forelgy e station act. said was at the that as on the Oak Park line. vas begin, and soon that the limitation of *ountries represented at the Utah a as the negotiations Southern Pacifie Staton, a broke quarter of down, 1aval armaments was the one Three steel coaches were as they surely Would, the specific a block away, when Interli smashed Big Guns Cause Shakeup stitution are Argentina, Mexico, Not Coned was at- Servativ ind definite thing which could and several victims pinned beneat es should leave the Los Angeles—Res‘dents of the beach be done tacked, h the oa way, Denmark, Scotland, Canada, i on as prevailed, and wreck has age, set made the conference up a gove mment which Firemen towns near with here Interlied, who returned were acetylene jarred into a ‘an, Franee, Japan, England, Arment would to Phoenix real what It has been, and torches cut through the twiste ly govern realization of the effectiveness of the the ultimate Wednesday, was culled to the country, d metal ind Greece. The Philippine island the police success or failure fo reach them, will depend dreadnuoughts “Tam sick and tirel Station to identify the prison of the navy when on the o fn government and Hawaii are also represented. er formalVhether, as Mr. Hughes’ At 0:45 rescuers discovered Freat war craft entered the stage of believes, that ly as his assa‘lant. Patrick ig the Carr ses ying As he approached out a radical policy MeGuire, aged bo, guard on resent session proves a beginning cirect fire in the gunnery exercises off the prisoner, the latter held one of the und which jg led or out by his That the highway between wi ar-d ical in isolated incident. leader,” trains, pinned beneath two steel Catalina island. Direct fire is a dis. coach. | hand and sa‘d, “You haven't got zane, Utah, and Fredonia, on. = any 4@ explained, es. Firemen with acetylene torche One further charge of the guns by a control officc hard conse feeline quenc s, have you?” s*bee of the se improved so that Zion natlona re Ban cutting through the twis‘e Washing ton conference js in the director “lve got a wife and child towers d wreckor the dread likely to be at home,” and the north rim of the a May Pardon Eugene ase to reach him. he final disso wu_ghts, lutio MeCui The Debs n re test retained of Anglo-French for uccuracy Interlied replied, rebe connected, the eu yon can consciousness and directed Washington ies. The bitterness here Mires all guns of the dreadnoughts to Consideration is “So the efforts have I,” between the responded being Gardner, Utah and Northern Arizona Won ations of his rescuers. fo riven be fired Simultaneously from the dd sir i the has “and if you had had a gun para ning been more acute than y. i of Eugene last nig] Y ly sociation has been formed. Three | ebs, imprisoned rector coaches S senerally known. control, were van demolished, | Your wife would have been a Falling Windowpanes, Soc ‘alist M., Brian d and Widow | county, Ariz., has $10,000 to rn i leader, on | Mr, Balfou Mach train consisted of five cars. plaster r, for example, have spec} al ond today, broken The I never hurt an unarmed nian glassware grounds. and it was said Tuesda: never the Yoad. Utah help will be fortnc first wos just ‘ailed (lua leavin in homes upon But g the Crawford | next each other or met exeep tw enty miles away tesin administration time a gun is stuck against t quarters, ing, it is said. avenue stulion when the The parnN the aecident of the tified that the big guns had some kick. You, yor puf up your hands. second crashconference or Frei It night iaon, if Sl ili oO¢ * 8 gall , lioweyer. Will ed into it, hot mM social occasion. innot be Roy Gardner heh nd French support of Volve eXTCDsions | the gun.” of a general amn Frank Prince R, Dovle, 48, motorman Lloyd Hoaglin, groceryman oie he American thesis of Wales in India esty on in the San Francisco- Roy Gardner matte r af oO of} Hers in pri Son escapthe second train, was taken into eusLake, put $400 in a pape for Bombay, submarines has arous India - of hil War-time ofCoincident ed a British rewith }ed a from MeNeil's inJand, Tenses, placed it in a hole in the fo tody by the police. it Wis Stated, Washington weortine ‘entmeat which Pproecess'on He declared he had escorting . 1Z. Th ig the Prince of likely rat penitentiary, to disclose Septenber Do, 1921, done by everyt store S bullding for sufe arin hing possible to stop his tself in a startling fashi through Py aul wen! | the city of Bombay ( ‘utting his way on after the through the barbed troin as soon as he saw the noney had disappe ared when the he advict ednesday, Coast Workers serous ‘onference, train ahead | wire fence during disturbances oron Strike a prison but basebyl] | was unable to prevent the crash, to get curred in the native quarter, it later. nouns or Genoa—A id dream sume and running through attribu renera] Stril cA proc . hit he said laimed the fields of a stranger —— who said ted by the authorities to agitation ath# here to cover amid a rain Of by Governor Assassin “Pe, Causel by differences shots froin ated the over Harding Signs Tariff Bill redue- | followers of Mahatma ed that he saw the money wn plac Gandhia, the guards, ions in wa es , hag Buenos Aires—Do extended ctor Ama! Washington—S' gnature hy Preside window about 50 feet lee “renova Mndu over the “noneooperationist” leader, reNe Jones nt Two eonviets, -OVernor of the Ligurian forme r soldie Coast rs Hardin province of San Juan, g of the mensure extending the al Sit ng in a number of casualties. The region, men afit had been hidden, Hose” iad al ( ‘amp Lewis, serving life The (Vas 'sSassinated Monday sentences for fected include the port empl emergency tariff bill until perman Process.on byiden armitself, oyes, makflooring to this spo! ant - est. Som ent however, was not Statutory offenses, also made “d With ‘nS rifles if a dash as he was alighting impossible to han legislation shall be passed is announ hiarred by any untoward incident. out $13 of his $400 ina rats P chewel from dle shipping, efor liberty with Gardner. tn automobile, One of them and it is fea ed from the White House. A friend who was span of the bills and checks were tnnathsities red the with movement Was killed, the other wounded will tim also was killed. The assassination spread to other Ital Motorman Flirts; Boy Killed slightly, ian ports. Sa S attributed e+e i 5 R To Name Ambassador to Berlin to politics, Denver, Colo.—A flirtatious motor. To Be Charged With Murder ee Charlie Washington—An ambassador Callferni On inv ritation ofemmor to GerMrs. Mabey: @ do i * Gas Well on Fire min caused the death of Willia Denver—Charges m RusBoys Drink many probably will be nominated of murder Wood Alcohol Long were Mabey, wife of (01 by Beach, Sell, 10, according to Misy Esther Cal.— Gaus, Which preferred Wednesday again President JohnNew Harding was York—Three before Lake and hear the week st Will'am said to be flowtng boys, two of them en women met in Salt son, testify'ng at a conner’s inques at the rate of ends, it was indicated Tuesday in of. Tyson, negro, who shot (4 and the othe r 13, t 10). and killed Mrs OOO OOD cubie the organization © for plan a were ovtlined Ina fe hospital et a day, broke here. Fhe boy was struck by a streetficial circles. While the name of prosIsabel Reed, through Sunday at the poin white, of Les wont’ Angeles. the casing of National . Founlatio? t of death Woman's the a well of the ear and died a few minutes later. Miss from pective appointees wag not disclos durin Roy g the Armistice day celeb al Dutch ed, Yood alcoho! poisoning. hid ration Shell Company Tt is organization will ree John Turielit had been or would within a at Signal Hill, Johnson, a passanger on the car, dehere. A stray bullet fron, Tyson's short % the only one who near is re. were, ad I Washington, at ear coul time ly d be Bullding presen spea ted k, Wed to the volver, told nesday German govclared that T. N. Reed, motorman, was which he was night, firing letectives that five inte the sh, and le sho afta of ernmen rtl te of y t house for them consid clearing the aft ; eratio be will had found er lovking back at her when the boy was n. air, struck Mrs. Reed, killin The specumidnig; ht g her in burst t bottle in the stre inte lation as to the probable appoint flames. she nt et containing som atruck, The Cause of stantly, men's clubs and organizas® She said the flirtation was no! ee, The woman was in an Auto e. the blaze wp ‘hin g narro und that wed down ete smel some rm'ned, tinié ago to David mobile en route to the union led like Whisky “mutual.” but nation, Leading women Seat an! The boy's death was “un it and at; ition was beleved + 2ach took a drink. Jayne Hill, and Representative A. have been from frict One of those fg B. to board a train for Los Angeles whys evoidable,” it was held. tion’s capital ure on the tected ion on ¢): n “he hosp e ceme}) Houghton of New York. ital was found unconsci Cas'ng, the shooting occurred. In a short plans for the building are PF ous time dam the street. age est lated The other two at $150,000 had been dq, ready, have not me. ?€en heard fro m, beon u great flood. “One small importer said that one hour of free wool would have netted MEETING DISCUSSES RESOLU TION CONDEMNING STRIFE AND CRIME IN IRELAND neers | t ! a ee | | | } | | en meee eaten t 4 t ae * ' |