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Show u THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH I'M) for the propertlm, hut sn imrxp'N'tcd accruing from hack mail pay, unrt-- r a tlrciHu of the Interstate euinmeres commission, reduced the actual loss to 000, (mo ofte The result January operution does not Increase the estimated excise of cf" expenses over Income for the farnty-s- l HIT BY months of ftiDral control contained In Director General Hlnea s report to I'reai-deWilson, as he aPowed for tne full $H45.0ihmh) operating losses In compiling total. that (Continued from Pee One.) (Continued from Page One.) fraphe bad conditlona during the month, Mr. Illnes a)rtcd in a statement number of representa- toiDirht that a very hekvy tunnaite was Amrlcn people walk over it gruv Confer- panles ssselect such Faujr Nation handled compared with rrevlous years, without it tives msy seem appiopnate to them and becoming au issue- In the the average trslrlod showed a grati- Amernan to conduct the conference slid negotiacampaiga. 901 to the fying tnrrease over January of the three section tions ence in contemplated by I do not care what politician may Lloyd , end that suili representatives may preceding years. assert. lie continued, the ieeue her promptly meet In conference with reprewill be with th ard the leeue now, right sentatives selected by the employees in George May American people they ihemeelve ROAD accordance with the request 1 sin mak- PENNSYLVANIA deride it. W hy unyl ahould not American ing of them and may thus Initiate the men and women decide whether th CALLS necessary proceedings." American you'h shall polio the world or INCREASE By FLOYD GIBBONS. fight for boundary line in Hurope and Writes President Brotherhoods. Aula? Who else ahouid decide when our (Copyright, 1020. Chicago Tribun Ckble i blood to b devoted to quarrel not our asMr. he addressed the Wilson said Service. ) anPHILADELPHIA. Th March own? It he j because understood sociation that nual PARIH. March J of tbe railroad report England. Italy, PoPennsylvania represented almost all of the principal for 1919, mad public land ami lioumanla toon will start' open railroads today, slates that if Has No Apologies as to League.! He added that the company of the country. fully to discharge its and above board peace negotiation with he assumed that the other railroad com nd The senator said he had no apologies to re- Iubll so far a they might be Interested, Kueala at a peace conference In Warsaw. panles to make fur talking about tha league of would speedily assoi late themselve with mlrl must nl reasonable exrata nation. increase. Announcement of thie fact may be the companies of the association In carThe total operating revenue In 1919, "The difficulty Is that some of our the matter forward. the report pected this week. It .Is considered most rying were Uj7,Ss5,01 1. n friends are willing that Europe ahull d- In his letter to the executives of the of H9.771.3gS compared with 1919. cide this Issue, probable that Lloyd George sill attend the labor organisations, while we Insist that i the president quoted The and taxes were America must deckle It." he asserted. operating ewpenee conference. from tils communication to them last Satan Increase of 932,377, 9l,4t'.639. He and he eald fC. that would go to any length Kucent German public statements carry urday upon signing the railroad bill. In hf railway operating Income $13.-- a to prevent war, and that ha favored an which he called "attention to the sections a friendly tone toward the new govern decrease of 110.313,303. lnternationai forum to (lx international of the law providing for wage boards and lhdard compensation under fed- opinion, but that ha would never riant In Warsaw, the German press point- added: eral corthe control, with other to a pact which brads American together e German-Pol"I therefor that your organisarequest ing out the desirability of a Income, enabled the company, the boy to go to th (our quarters uf the tion select such number of representatives porate a1iclalliance for exploitation of Russia. Diplo- to pay Its fixed and r?LHrt conto charge settle foreign disputes. to a may seem appropriate to them other expenses and the regular I per cent glob matic circles In Psris consider sn alliance duct conthe conference and GOOD GOODS and leave dividend, Inevitable, as Germany's only hops for lbs templated by section 901 negotiation a available aurplu to the end tiiwt ror other future lies In Russ. snd Poland, at presWILSON SAID TO corporate purpose. such representatives may promptly meet ent representing a barrier between them. the Reviewing railroad legislation under conference with the representatives se- wnloh The Frankfurter Eeltung. a paper of the In OUT RACE roads were returned to their lect d by the railroad companies In ac- owner,the German-Austr- o the declared that It should Rothschild. refers to Pol- cordance 1 am making report the with request NOMINATION "the FOR Improve n ish discouragement on account of tha enserloua surround-icondition them end may thus ipltlat the necesthe roads." tente s violation of Rusela policy and of sary proceedings. advocates the sinking of German-Pol- a . By ARTHUR SCARS HENNING. for cooperation in Russia. REMAINS , (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) "Poland now understands sha cannot TAKES rolv on Russia, nor exploit Russia against WASHINGTON, March I. President OTTOMAN EMPIRE DOUBLE CRIB BLANKETS, $3.75 NEW CREEPERS IN SPRING and be would but It TO profiteasy Germany, Wllsop la net a Hiuc!.,!; te - r a third able to exploit Russia In partnership with term and virtually lias eliminated himCOLORINGS TRIBUNAL Are needed practically the year round Germany," says the editorial. (By Universal Service Staff Correspond-en- t) self from consideration (or the DemoThis opposition of alliances both with cratic nimsclf. succeed little make will in Or nomination lo any t ie the same purpose may be considered He signalised his decision yesterday by where there is a baby to be guarded; WASHINGTON. March 2. President fSpoclal Cable Dispatch.) tne opening of a financial struggle In eastfolk look. like a cherub; we are showdefinite periiilSHlon to Attorney Wilson Is preparing to set up the tribunal LOXDON, March 2. The once powerful giving ern Europe between the entente and Gerwith pink or General A. Mitchell Palmer to announce they come in ing them in gay pinks, blues, canary. many for exploitation of Rueala. England provided In the railroad bill for consid- Ottoman empire via finally reduced to hi candidacy for the nomination and lias wtm the first round by establishing ering 'the wage demands of the 2,000,000 dust by the allied blue borders. supreme council today clearing the way for a similar announceReasonably priced, $1.50 to $3Jo. f.rmly her financial groups In too Ba'tic railroad employee. ment by his its decision to so Former Hecre-lar- y through Turs'ales while American finance, commerce It was announced at the White House key a future frontiers that restrict illlam G. of the l Treasury they will conand diplomatic Idealists'are busy organis- today that he waa writing to tne union tain a population of The word from the White House) t.OoO.OOO leaa and railroad companies asking that they tnan the population of only Baby Day Special ing soup kitchens and relief stations. to tlie Democratio leaders Is that the A Baby Day Special in New Greater York not the Is to unconsidered wage An Important factor nominate representatives with Turkey's ' prewar bars are down, the president stands aside c?niPrl FIVE BASSINETS, t'i close relation of Japan with England, board. Under the law the union name population of 80,000.000. ROMPERS at $3.50 . PATSY and of the to field is ail candidates open a strong probability that the six representatives and the roads six. Territorially, the Turkish and there comers. Very Special sway, formerToklo government will Join In the WarProm each of these groups the president ly extending from the Danube e The asaurance emanates from the also Red Black and white checks; long saw conference . Meantime British interwill select three, and In addition ha wtll oe, a now to a email corner of White House that the president intends ..Former prices, 3.98 ; but jubt this ests are overlooking no bets In future re- "came three representatives of the pub- Anatolia. At(limited the same time the sultan, to keep hands off the preconvention trimmed with large fancy sleeves; lic. The board of nine as thu constilations with Germany. titular successor to Mahomet, the prophet, campaign. He will not place the seal of very limited number to close out One Engll liman tbe Germans possibly tuted will be zubjectlo senate approval. will exercise his caliphate from a clrcum-scribed his or Indorsement on Mr. either mabuttons. be standwill Original price, $5.00. Decisions of the board could consider acceptable, now is working by Baby Day at $2.50. Without area in and ground Constantinople. Mr. McAdoo or Herbert Hoover, who also hard In Germany for revision of the Vervote, provided on of the malor-it- y jority will a In be race in the natural the Democrailc for willow; very big ard, Is of the public group. The law does, sailles treat v. That Englishman is Arthur nomination and will endeavor to hold the manHungarian Regent Installed. Trevelyan, former minister of the Asquith not make acceptance of the finding , bargain. administration contest. aloof from the SAIL CLOTH DIAPERS, Dozen, $4.00 or the workers on the roads, In either who 1911, BUDAPEST. Monday, March 1 Adcabinet, protesting datory italgned These develo permits were dlsc'oxed tobut members of congre.se during debate miral Horthy against England's declaration of war with on as regent of Hunannounce price ou these today Replacement the measure expressed the belief that gary has beeen salary flxd at I.OoO.OOO kronen day following Mr. Palmer's Germany. . Mr Trvvelvan now Is In Leipzig, where public opinion would compel acceptance. per year. After his election the national ment of candidacy In a telegram author INFANTS NEW WHITE would be about twice this price; the filing of a Palmer pelillnn In t.ie German press, recalling his 1914 attiassembly sent a deputation to escort him istng the Georgia primary. The story portrays SWEATERS to the chamber where he took the tude. expresses greatest satisfaction with COAL hemmed. a series of Interesting maneuvers of rival and was presented with a draft ofoath, Ins visit and potuts out tbs hopeful pros-jecthe factions around new-blow- n we of the sick a .the as Are fresh figure nelaw of ihh present rose; his office. Addresses creating ROADS which INCOME In tne White House. . eulogised him as having saved the nation man gotiations fob treaty revision. DRESSES, $1.95 The sudden arrival of Mr. McAdoo In have them iii two styles; they are 2- - TO from ruin, mere delivered. Tb French press ts alarmed at the DURING and a long confiWashington yesterday treaty revision possibilities. will.be Mothers hand-madf delighted with these If dential talk between father-in-laand snd Editor OShea Dies, WASHINGTON, March 2. Net operat-I- n stgrled the iraln of events. dresses at so reasonlittle wonderful Public Debt Decreased. McAdoo had acarcely departed from Income of the railroads under governPHILADELPHIA. Mfcrch J Mr. FOR DAINTY SLIPS the White House before known became It WASHINGTON, March !. A decrease ment control In January fell to $11,000,000, OShea. editer of the CatholicJ.John at all pay to wouldnt It able a price. In the public debt was efInner circle due t the unusuallv severe weather and and Times, died today after anStandard (if surrounding the Illness to th DARLING BABIES such euu-- . when them fected hi February. the treasury annMr. the coal strike. This was a deficit of of several months. He was 79 years bother Wilson had reached that president making old ounced-today, leaving the total debt $64,000,000. compared with the average .and was said to be the dean or Catholic an important decision In regard to the later ones or first Either the long Democratic presidential contest. ning styles,' all ready to wear, can be 23,404,33l.7u7. In the United States. monthly rental paid by the government" short ones; finely hand embroidered Through trusted scouts, Mr. Palmer had for so little. Plaids and plain soon learned that the president had con and hand made. fided his Intentions to Mr. McAdoo and colors, many trimmed with white colnow understood there that the lars and cuffs. Prices, $2.23 to $7.50. was no longer any reason for refraining from entering the race for tha nomina tton. The Palmer camp upon receiving this Interesting news Jumped to the de. clslon that Mr. McAdoo would file a petition in the Georgia primary at once. BABY COMFORTERS. EACH, 1.50 BABY SHEETS, EACH, 11.30 Thereafter the attorney general got Covered with figured silkoline tops and Into coihinunlcation with the president Size 45x73; fine quality muslin; hemmed through Secretary Tumulty and Mrs. plain silkoline backs; size 33x45; wool use. for ready Wilson, both of whom are reputed to be tufted. Palmer adherents. The result was the communication to Mr. Palmer of th deBABY PILLOW CASES, EACH, 47ic INFANTS DOWN CUSHIONS. EACH, 155 cision the president had confided to Mr. Size 12x16; covered with pink or blue plain Also fine quality of muslin; nice wide McAdoo together with express permission colored aateep. Size 12x16. hemsu size 15x25. to the attorney general to announce his candidacy. Mr. Palmer immediately tel egraphed authority to file his petition In Georgia with a view to stealing a march on Mr. McAdoo for position as the Simon There pur administration candidate. ing the week from April t to 17, are Miss is a fight on the administration In Geor- had bsen returned to private ownership, Hazel Rock, Miss Bessie Lawrence, Mrs. Hardwick and saying government control should have gia by former Senator Leila Howe and Mlsa Rose Koroua. Tom Watson, who are running Senator been given a longer teat under normal Reed for president, and the attorney genconditions. peace-tim- e eral now will rally the Wilson supporters He favored the improvement and exGOVERNOR CALLS to his banner. Mr McAdoo cannot enter tension of waterways and advocated a movement in the the contest, in Georgia now without SPECIAL SESSION Kindling of farm products. splitting the administration forces, perThe meeting had little appearance of haps fatally. Mr. McAdoo was still here SEATTLE, Wash., March 2. Governor Joint debate. Outline of their iasuei today conferring with friends on the Louis F. Hart today called th Washingquestion of his candidacy and making a were given by each speaker. A new taxbid for, delegates, despite his recently ation system was favored by Monroe. He ton legislature to meet in special session assumed determination to seek ho dele- was against the league of nations and at Olympia March 22 to consider action gates and his advocacy of uninstructed urged th suppression of "the great of capital." on the federal suffrage amehdment and delegations and a free selection of the Mr. Gerard leaves here tomorrow to Mrs. candidate by the convention. It is genIs S. to provide funds for the University of in state. the make four, speeches erally believed, that with Palmer garnerWashington, the Washington State coling Instructed delegate! as the beneficiary lege and three state normal schools. of the powerful influence of the admin- GENERAL As Chosen istration exerted through federal patCHARLESTON. W. Va.. March 2. ronage, McAdoo soon will be forced into COMMENTS ON The West Virginia senate, after being in the open, demanding Ills share. Daniel session only a few minutes this afterall-wo- ol Roper, who is soon to resign as Internal noon. adjourned without attempting to revenue commissioner, is slated for Mcreconsider Its vote of yesterday when Adoo manager. ratification resolution was lost by 2. the la March "If he Mr. Palmer is soon fo open headquarDETROIT, Mich., The annual election of officers of tna ters with large and Imposing organizaI am, I pity him from Utah State Nurses association wa held one vote. than poorer any tion. Vance McCormack may be hla cambottom of my heart," was Major at 7:99 oclock last night in the Civic paign manager. Though Palmer Is a the OIL INDUSTRY "dry," one of' the main cogs In the General Woods comment tonight when Center on Regent street, Mrs. Nellie S. MEXICO Palmer machine will be former Congresshe read a dispatch from Mitchell, 6, D Crossland, superintendent of St. Mark's HAS man Carlin of Virginia, a "wet leader. Senator Hiram Johnson aa charg- hospital, was elected president of the Roger Sullivan of Illinois was in the quoting March 2. Figure MEXICO CITY. capital today en route to Hot Springs, ing that Republican, candidates for the association to succeed Mias Alma M. Va He attended th dinner to Chair- presidential nomination were spending Karlsson, who la to leave soon tor the showing th production of petroleum In Mexico Increased 46 per cent last year man Cummings last night at which Palsums in their South Dakota cam- Balkan states to take up health work over the record of 1918, which were made mer and McAdoo were present and he large Senator Johnson said he could last night at the department o' was conferring today Impartially with the paign. . ' with Red Cross.' the public , such with not campaigning. compete two rival candidates. With such an emIndustry and commerce. More than Miss Mary A. Williams of tha De hosIs a friend of mine," said senator "The has been Invested recently in the barrassment of riches In the wav of General Wood. "He has my utmost re- pital at Ogden was elected vice presiIndustry of this country and it is Democratic candidates, Mr. Sullivan spect. If he Is any poorer than I am, dent, and M .as Agnes Lassen, a graduate oil be- would not predict how Illinois will line I of my of the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake, stated that since president Carranza pi tv him from the bottom issuing provisional permits to oil men up eventually, 'and he deemed it quite heart." was elected Miss Myrtle e secretary. orty-flvwells have been drilled. likely that the delegation would be Swalnston, a graduate of the L. D. S. Lowden Visits Birthplace. hospital, became assistant secretary, and Strike Called Off. Miss Beatrice Smith of the St. Marks SUNRISE, Minn., March 2. Governor hospital was named treasurer. Mrs. LilMarch 2. The strike of the PANAMA. hie visited DEMOCRATS Frank O. Lowden of Illinois lian Olsen Richards is retiring secretary colored members of the maintenance of here today for the first time of the organization. Mlsa Wilbirthplace U. Laura In union the Canal Zone, which at way MILD In thirty year and was given an enthusilis, retiring vies president, presided at Its height was estimated to Involve some1 had a the astic reception. School children were ; was called off tonight. meeting. 15,000 men, on DAKOTA holiday and with their parent elected Miss Hazel Rock, The i hand to greet the governor and Mrs. who is meeting the nurse at the community, clinic, Italian Bankers Coming. SIOL'X FALLS, S. D., March 2. James Lowden and their party of friends as chairman of the ways and mean comW. Gerard, former ambassador to GerGovernor Lowden delivered an address mittee, and Miss Agnes Hoggan of tha NEW YORK, March 2. A delegation, at tha town hall. His talk was chiefly L. D. S. hospital as chairman of tii of Italian bankers on a mission to the many and minority Democrat for nomall-wo-ol ination for presiderft in the state pri- reminiscent. United Statss In- - connection with propress and program committee. 28. March met here in Joint deto represent the Utah posed loans to Italy arrived here today elected mary. Those bate tonight with James O. Monroe, in- Edwards to File in Illinois. branch at the annual meeting of tha na- on the British steamship Imperator from i dependent Democratic candidate for CHICAGO, March 2. A petition enter- tional order In Atlantic City, N. J., dur Liverpool. for president from Illinois. Anthe name of Governor Edward L swering an Inference that he was a ing In the DemoEdward of New "stalking home," for President Wilson, cratic presidential Jersey race in Illinois wa Mr. Gerard said he was "not a stalking lo Springfield tonight, following a hors for anybody." and that the presi- taken mass meeting at which the New dent, "who for eight years has made the local was Indorsed. Several Democratic party one of achievement and Jersey executive attacked W. J. Rryan'8 opposibrought dow j the greatest military power Speakers The petition will be tion to Edwards. in the world, needs no 'stalking horse.' tomorMr. Gerard declared that war would filed with the secretary of state have been prevented If William J. Bryan's row, it was announced. peace treaty had been signed bv the various countr es "I also deplore the de- Lowden Favored. WEST PLAINS, Mo.. March 2. Republay at the United States in acting on the peace treaty and accepting tbe league of licans of the Fourteenth congressional nations. The senators in our congress district of Miaaouri today named two II should behave ard throw politics to the delegates to the national convention in H wind and bring reel to the world. Chicago In June. The delegates were "We must permit free speech." the for- uninstructed, but resolutions were passed mer ambassador continued-- . , "Th New expressing belief that sentiment In the York representaltvea made a fatal misdint riot is favorable to the eandldacy of take in attempting to throw out duly Governor Lowden. elected members of the state legislature. If people are not given the right to exDETROIT. Mich., March 2 Major GenNew York press their Ideas through the baUot, they eral Leonard Wood, her to deliver 'twq Chicago will do it with bullets. of a series of campaign speeche, said He declared Germany must be restored thi morning that he would "reand placed again on the map, "so that spectfully and courteously decline " gten-tit can live and buy our products, which Poindexter request that their Joint will be beneficial to it as well as us." debate in South Imkota be extended He said if treated properly Germany through the week of March 15. would serve as a bulwark against tbe General Wood said he dtd not think the radicalism of Russia. issue warranted a week' debate. Referring to the many Republican for nomination for the presidency Looking to America for Wheat. who are in Houh INikota. Mr. Gerard' MADRID, Monday, March 1. investigasaid the reason for the scarcity of I ein ecrat was that the Utter were all tion of the possibility of importing wheat wrapped in fear or are standing on a from North America Instead of from to meet the demand for that pedestal waiting for someone to bring them the nomination oq a eiKer platter" cereal In Kila country, has been begun by fhe th government. railroad lie expressed regret that JOB nt , Plan Warsaw; Attend. I REPORT r FOR OF RATES ' 2,-- 1 "" i tte. ln-I- Storms or Fair Weather Baby Is Sure to Need nt Something BE PRESIDENT ESTABLISH STEP WAGE OF and Wednesday is Baby Day FRAGMENT OF f- all-whi- all-whi- o. CO OU CA j 27-ine- h, ts Anglo-Germ- STRIKE CUT OF JANUARY all-wo- w , e. w w r Annex Baby Day Suggestions From Our Domestics J !ki0 Make your clothes jrodueer-to-consum- . er ELECTJFFIC last longer com-binatl- WOOD fabGood rics do the lasting JOHNSON CHARGE Crossland Nellie President of sociation at Meeting. RAPID GROWTH for you; you get more wear; less cost per year; you dont . buy so often 00 TWO HAVE DEBATE IN SOUTH We make stylish, clothes ; they last If nom-.nati- you9re not satisfied with them, money back Hart Schaffner No Nerve Disturbance in the table ieverae- - ' &. Marx JL or can-d'st- es -- V Y sn -- Contentment and satisfaction. come as' coffee troubles vanish, when one uses this pure cereal drink in place of tea or coffee, "jfieres aJeasca |