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Show THE ISHIPS COLLIDE VOLSTEAD CHANGE FOREIGN WILL BE FOUGHT! IN TIMES-NEW- S, NEPIII. UTAH Little Do Peep TRANSPORTATION HERS TIEUP RAILMEN HURL STRIKE THREAT AT EMPLOYERS. IF DEMANDS ARE NOT MET PROMPTLY THIRTEEN LIVES LOST WHEN STEAMER IS DAMAGED BY VESSEL OFF COAST OF SCOTLAND OF OPPONENTS PROHIBITION AMENDMENT PLANNING AN. BILL CAMPAIGN LOOMS OP UTAH NEWS REVIEW Mystery surrounding the disappearance last January of S. II. Graves, a Southern Pacific brnkeinan, from his train traveling between Inilay and Car- lin, in Nevada, Is believed to have been soived by the discovery of a skeleton on the bank of the river near Agentn, according to Information given out at. Ogden by thj Southern Pacific coin., Dany. A gold watch, chain and charm werd presented to Captain James B. Tucker of C battery, Utah, national guard, Monday evening by battery members at Provo. The gift was in appreciation , of the esteem In which the battery, Chicago Rail workers hurled an ul commander Is held by his men and of Washington The troubles of Mr. a Belfast Damaged by one vessel in timatum at their employers Friday by the treatment accorded them at their, dense fog off the southwest coast of Volstead and. the proponents of the deciding to strike October 30 unless annual encampment this summer. "antibeer" bill will be far from ended Scotland and then sunk by another to was negotiations on wages and working con Its aid s the fate coming early when that measure is enacted into law, ditions were reopened. ' Sunday morning of the Laird line School Is being held In the old build- -: according to Captain William H. Stay- - steamer Railroad executives, who met here Rowan, plying between Glaston, founder and executive vice presiing nt Elsinore pending the repair of Friday, defied the most powerful la the $15,000 new building, which was dent of the National. Association gow and Dublin. Thirteen of the Ro bor unions in the nation by proceed shatterer In the crew and three passengers are earthquakes two weeks Against the Prohibition Amf admen t, wan's ing with their plans to slush wages in ago. Workmen on the Elsinore school-houwho in a statement Sunday, said that missing. Two passengers died after the face of a strike. have discovered that the tembif the bill passes the senate and is being rescued by vessels which resThe decision to strike was reached lors so S. O. S. call. to the wireless ponded socthe east nnd west his President HardiTig, signed by of by heads the railroad brotherhoods waits of damaged An official statement this structure as to necessiiety will immediately bring suit to test Rowan carried ninety-thre- e says that the following days of conferences. persons, tate complete rebuilding above the secUs constitptionality, and will carry the According to the plans mapped out ond story windows. of PLAN SUGGESTED LEADING STATESMEN case to the supreme court, if it becomes Including the crew, seventy-seveby the union heads, men on all lines whom are accounted for by the four necessary. will not be called out at once. The to which vessels went Rowan's the Water users of the Strawberry proj-- ( "This litigation," Captain Stayton an- assistance: nation's transportation system has ect at a recent meeting held in Payson1 TO UNEMPLOYED COMING CAPITOL nounced, "will be In charge o a been divided into ten groups for strike Aboard the Rowan was the Ameri decided to indorse the proposition of of prominent lawyers, doctor can Southern Syncopated orchestra, purposes. a general committee to Incorporate a and laymen who are members of the on Workers roads the comprising company for the purpose of taking After- the law has been composed largely of colored players, association. one group will be called out first. Then, over the who had been touring this side of the big Strawberry reclamation declared unconstitutional, the associa- water since 1919. HOOVER SECRETARY SUBMITS EYES OF THE WORLD ARE TURN If the management refuses to confer project which Includes the power plant, the of the will into districts tion go men a with to view the with One of the men who died after being PLAN FOR bettering SECURING WORK ED ON WASHI NGTON" TO SEE grazing lands nnd other senators and congressmen who voted taken out of the sea was Pete Robin wages and working conditions workers reservoir, owned FOR UNEMPLOYED OF NATION WHO WILL BE DELEGATES by the federal govern for It and will point out to their con- son, the drummer of the orchestra. in the next group will be called out, property on which there is an indebt ment and stituents that they were duly warned and so on down the line until every The accident was due to a double edness of about ?300,0'X), it became of the unconstitutionality of the 'bill, collision in the North channel Jtt Various Irrigation Projects of Vest Great France and Italy Have one of the two million union workers known Britain, and Wednesday. and that in spite of the warning have deserted tied and Furnish For Would Work their to up posts Corsewall Announced Their Delegation The Rowan first col under the lash of the Antisaloon league, llded with point. the nation's transportation system. Thousands it is Statthe American steamer A'est Parley on Limitation to be There were no fatalilies lif any of These are the railroad union chiefs they sacrificed the Constitution of the Camak, both of them being damaged. ed in Report Held in Washington mines In Utah during the month the voted and improperly." United States who called the strike and mapped out The West Camak stood by with fore- of September, according to C. A. Althe plan : Captain Stayton announced that his peak full of water, meanwhile sending Resolutions len, chief mine Inspector of the state, adopted Washington association is forming state and local out wireless for aid. The Clan liner, W. S. Stone, Brotherhood of Loco From Great Britain, France and Italy to whom nil cases of injury or fatality branches throughout the United States, Clan Malcolm, responded, but in the by the national conference on unem- Thursday came either official or au motive Engineers. "There in the mines are reported. L. E. Sheppard, Order of Railway with offices conveniently located in confusion due to the heavy fog ran ployment suggesting steps for the thoritative announcements regarding have been other months in the past betterment of the country their of to limitation Conductors. the large cities, and that in ndditioh it is into the disabled Rowan, which sank economic delegations had no fatalities in the were transmitted to President Harding armaments conference In W. S. Carter, Brotherhood of Loco when we have conducting a huge mail campaign from Immediately. aslungton record for September chairthe but Hoover, by Wednesday mines, Secretary offices at Its principal Washington. next month. motive Firemen and Engineers. The West Camak helped in the res man first' campaign the conference.. The conferEvidence of increased European inT. C. Cashen, Switchmen's Union of shows what the 'safety "Every one of our offices is humming cue work, afterward putting into Glas ence's ofconclusions In the mines is doing for the employes after a survey of terest in the conference and of the North America. with activity," he stated. "We have al gow with twenty-si- x survivors. Cap the nation's business and employment nnd that the men themselves are takready absorbed the memberships of tain Donald Brown of Glasgow Is re W. G. Lee of the Brotherhood of importance attached to its discussions a to form were problems societies expected liberal smaller of the was seen in the decision of Lloyd Railway Trainmen did not sit in on ing greater rare ythan ever before." several ported to have gone down with the future that have been formed in various parts Rowan. Three other vessels also an- guide forAs the administration's to attend personally, contrary the sessions. George several of the conference's to Appointment of Anton Sti'ebel of of the country during the past few swered the gall and completed the policy. and in the official expectations, The big brotherhoods have the back resolution action, na congressional as field deputy of the internal suggest a Vernal fall this are and launching Briand announcement Premier that years, work of rescue as far as was possible. it was thought these might be called ing of members of the Federated Shop revenue department for Carbon, Uintion-wid- e campaign, which we hope head would France's Italy delegation. railare Crafts affiliated the who The with rammed Clan which Malcolm, to the attention of congress by the will crystallize and make potent the the Rowan named three of its most prominent way department of the American Fed- tah, Duchesne, Emery, Grand and San amidships, was Injured only president. Juan counties was announced recently statesmen, and announced plans for eration of Labor. widespread and rapidly increasing senr slightly. Recommendation that Collector J. II. Ader.san. Mr. Stie-bel- 's Secretary the sending of army, navy and aeria tlment against prohibition. The shopmen ,of whom Bert M. Jew- by The syncopated orchestra, which Hoover select a committhe appointment hns Jui.t been approvrepresentative According to Captain Stayton, ell Is president, were the first to vote went to London in June, 1919, gave tee from the various elements Interest- advisers. ed by the commissioner of internal revBritain was cheered by the report overwhelmingly in favor of a present membership of 250,000 only perfomances there and vicinity until ed in strike, enue at Washington. lie has lived at construction, to coordinate com- that Lloyd George was going to Wash but held marks the beginning of the work of the two months ago, when they made a up their decision pending ac- Vernal for several years. He was for the in for action more improvement munity that was It lie expects association. reported King George ington. tour of Scotland. of the brotherhoods. a traveling salesman. Mr. Str-b- el building industry, was made in the re- had influenced the premier to reach tion tha a million voters will be enrolled All union men will act together In merly on construction of the committee remain in th Salt Lake ofwill port Found Mushrooms Large this, decision. The appointment of the crisis, It has been decided by their fice by the end of the year, and said that for a time before taking up his Paris Two niannoth mushrooms, industries. Lord Lee as another of the British lenders. the necessary machinery is now being duties in the southern part of the The report declared the construc- delegates was also confirmed. nrenared to organize this vottn enough to "smother" all the steaks The strike vote was taken In pro- state. ! in a local hind of action one was for for tion available machine beef, a quarter problem Following is list of the delegations, test against the 12 per cent cut In strength .Into an effective canui-datehave just bean found in France. Four bv governors and mayors in coopera- certain or tentative: combating Antisaloon league on July 1, on feet in diameter and weighing between tion with such a committee. warfare Is to be lii.insive state-wid- e David wages which took place Great Britain (probable and influence. orders of the United States railroad made on rats In Utah. A was one first ten nine and the an. construcAr of pounds, period beassociation the of the financing Discussing Lloyd George, premier, probable; The literature labor board. October 31 and continuing until socl found on an estate in Saint Germain. tion, the report held that long term thur James Balfour, appointed; Lord ginning nounces that It is "a nation-wid- e Since then, however, several men November 12 has been designated for The species is edible and is known pop- bank deposits and the savings accounts Lee, appointed; Geoerge I'earce, Aus ety of reputable citizens who are work in the district as the "death's should be used primarily for long term tralia, appointed; W. F. Massey, prem high In the councils of unionism have the campaign, which ir. to be directed ularly ic the Volstead tn rnncnl law, ing stated that they would not use this by B. B. Richards of ti e United States curb"fanatcism and rule by the minor head" mushroom. The other known as loan purposes, and should not be in- ier of New Zealand, and Sir Robert powerful club unless another attempt biological bureau, who Is in charge of comhas been the "beaded will and picked with puffball," of One the'latter speculative termingled Borden, Canada. Ity, and to restore liberty, prosperity at Bourneuf. It was made to cut wages. to nine close rodent extermination in the state. AcBritish weighs mercial business. nrobablv be appointed. The to America, and that and fiThings moved rapidly to a head fol- cording to tentative plans adopted at of a diameter The report added that excessive "flap" distillers are debarred pounds and has delegation will have six members. the news that was given out a meeting at the Hotel Utah, the camFrance (official) Premier Arlstide lowing nancing charges for building have not from participating in Its campaign twenty inches. the by unemployment conference In paign Is to be carieil on in each school the been former advocate Rene premier exceptional. Viviani, Briand, The association does not Airplane Takes Two Lives that leaders In the Washington Jusserdistrict of the state, through commit-Ue- s While the committee found that Admiral Sarraut, Ambassador return of the saloons. Lynn, Mass. Edward Foster, 43, and favor a reduction In wagof school superintendents, civic T. and. are reductions been had substantial members were killed here there Fletcher 30, Anderson, Among Its prominent that freight rates may be slashed and club organizations and school Italv (probable) Dr. Schanzer, Uo- - es so Dewitt Cuvler. Henry E. Drayton, Dr. Friday when an airplane In which they In the costs of many construction ma busto an stimulate in effort stagnant cl sses. andi RiccI, ambassador to Washing were flying over the Lynn marshes terials, lower prices for some mater Charles D. Hart, the Rev. Archibald Mar-toin ton ; Albertinl Meda, delegate to league iness conditions. about not F. been ials had Collier Dr. crashed. yet brought Knowles, Campbell Work of resurfacing ten miles of the keeping with the trend of wholesale of nations. Dr. Charles B. Penrose, Dr. .T. N. post-roa- d MABEL ROY MRS. between Hooper nnd Kanes-vlll- e, P. LE her retailers has In delegates instances and appointed many Japan prices, Denver and William Jefferson i.uern THOMAS H. R0SSB0TT0M western part of Weber in Shidehara the of Ambassador as reduction follows: had not yet followed the oey of Philadelphia ; Stuyvesant Fish, county, is now under way. Two steam manufacturers and wholesalers. The Baron Admiral Kati, Prince Toguawa Charles Saliin. Archibald P.. Roosevelt, shovels are being used by the county report says this Is a subject to be tak- president of the Japanese house of Kermit Roosevelt, Harrison Grey Fiske, In th repair work and resurfacing. en up locally in each community. peers. Others may be nppointed. Vincent Astor and Albert II. Atter The oie mile of concrete road between of wages, the comChina's delegation: Dr. W. W. Yen L, On the L. R. subject Agasslz, New of York; bury mittee said: , Hooper and Amalgamated Sugar comchief; Chow Tselshl, former mlnlste A. Coolidge and Charles S. Rackemann o leader Ta of workShieh, A. Wang pany's West Weber factory hns been and finance; cost of rentals Felix "The General Agnus, ir. living, of P.oston; M. T. Liang, completed and Is now under the ing conditions diner In various com- the Progressive party; Dr. Julius Frledonwnld and Waldo New-;omprocess of curing for a few days. The munities. Where fair wage reductions former foreign minister. of Baltimore; John A. Roebling road will be n great benefit to the farmhave not been made, construction Is and Dr. Hudson M. Axlmo of New JerLondon Great Britain's representa ers of the district In transporting beets be should conditions of Such Eno held P. Washington up. tive at the approaching Washlngto: sey ; William to the sugar factorN-- s of the Amalgadealt with fairly and frankly between conference was given considerabl nd other equally well known men and mated a d to the interstate company women throughout the United States. employer nnd workmen and reasonable prominence by Thursdjiy morning nt made." Hooprr. man promptly some of them readjustments newspapers h.ro. MOTHER OF EMPORER, SUICIDE festing belief tuat Prime Minister Liny In f ussing sentence on Otto A; NewU. S. May Send Aid to Russia George, after all, might go to the meetman, alleged wife beater, City Jdi'se as to so went far rincess Chin Committs Suicide By One of newspaper reports ing. Washington Confirmation expressed rel. It. Roberts of Ogden Taking Opium that nn agreement had been reached say It was probable P.e would sail on no was there post thnt whipping gret Peking Princess Chin, mother ul between the American relief adminis- November 5, and would be absent from for such offenders. Sixty days In Jail weeks. six ousted for Hsunn England Tung, the boy emporor, was the sentence given, Mrs. Newman tration and the soviet authorities The Dally Mall reasserted Mr. Lloyd from the throne February 12, 1912, died witness against her huscomplaining whereby food may be sent Into Russia If the d George would cross the Atlantic October 1, and It Is reported she band, relating how, when she returned by relatives of the stricken people was negotiations with Ireland were sufsuicide by taklnjj opium. The home nfter helping serve nt n party, received Sunday by Secretary Hoover, ficiently advanced. Newman slapped nnd beat her. New-na- n reason Is attributed by reports to a chairman of the relief organization. British delegathe of The majority the and admitted slapping his wife's fare Chin quarrel between Princess Under the plan anyone may remit tion will leave for America on NovemI. ut denied the beating nllegation, empress dowager, Princess Chun. adfunds by mail only, to the relief ber 5, It was declared by the limes It Is declared that the empress dowministration In New York, Washington which said that in well Informed quarDrilling operations ot the Big Sir ager desired that the boy cmiorcr or London In sums of ftp or multiples ters there were fears that such a late well near Moah have one forward wilh should marry a daughter of President of thnt amount, accompanied by the sailing date might prevent the delegabut few Interruptions during the past Hsu Shi Chang, but the princess supThomas H. Rossbottom, new man. name and address of the beneficiary. tion from attending the opculng sitting week. The hole Is now nt a depth of ported the monarch's wish to marry Mitt feet, nnd the drill Is still in the ger of the United States lines, which The administration office at Moscow of the conference. another girl, and It Is declared that will run vessels formerly operated will be notified of the remittance nnd shale format Ion. There have been no the quarrel ended with the suicide of by the United 6tates Mail com- If the persdn or group to be aided canImport Duties Increased of an Interestign nature development German Import duties Mr. Rossbottom obtained a the princess. Washington week. :iineri throughout the pany. miring returnnot be found the funds will be Mrs. Mabel P. LeRoy of Michigan, when paid in pnper currency have been Another report Is that the emporor leave of absence of three month as ed. the country nre looking forward with whom President has relief administration The Harding appointspecifies, basic 10 20 the to limes increased from Is alleged to have shown no respect Vice president and general manager of Interest to whnt will be found undered recorder of the general land office, h gold rates, according to a cablegram the shale beds, ns It Is figured for the dowager. This caused her to the Panama Steamship and. Railroad however, that Is will deduct lying to hold woman s the first that Imporof the food purchnsed from such Thursday to the department of comfrom John W. Weeks, seca sand will be brought In as soon that upbraid the young ignn's parents, companies her tant to Is handle position. It duty whom the gov. remittances nnd place It In a general merce from II. W. Adams, Its Berlin whereupon the mother swallowed op. retary of war, under claims pertaining to the public lands. ns the shales arc penetrated. eminent companies are operated. canteen for destitute children. representative. lum. Fred L. Hansen. CI, n farmer residExaminers Swamped Mello Opposes Bonus To Repeat Address Murdered But Alive on the road, died ing Oregon Justice Dies acBerlin The right of Initiative Woshlngton Grunting of a govern, Prove nt the New York Arrangements for mass Tuesday hospital Salem, (ro. Justice Henry L. Bengeneral Nashville, Tenn. Theodore Murray corded by the constitution of the Gerson of the Oregon supreme court died meetings at New York, Chicago- nnd was a spectator at his own funeral ment bonus to gold mines, as n means man from Injuries suffered earlier in tho hns to cltlxens republic private nt Ms home here Sunday, aged f3 San Francisco, at which President here recently. After being Identified of protecting the gold reserve of the day when n heavy fclidl.ig door.nl tho by Secretary of produced a crop of petitions to the Smoot lumber yard fell on his hem), years. He was a native of California, Harding's address over the body of the by telegraphic Information ns a mnn eor.nlry, was opposed over-ehelto which Is threatening after the door had been dislodged from but had practiced law or served on the unknown soldier In Arlington cemetery murdered Friday at Poplar Bluff. Mo., the Treasury Mellon Thursday In a reichstngthe commission charged with Its will be made audible by use of gigan- Murray walked Into his home here letter to Senator Oddie, Nevada. tench in Oregon for forty years. hinges by tho wnzon which Hansen More than lo.OtK) their examination. was driving. The team Is believed to have been completed by Tuesday. An envelope with Murray's in Wreck Lost tic amplifiers, Arrested Dirigible nnd Pitcher memorials with suggesLeague petitions legion. On the evening name and adress scribbled on the back Newport News, Vn. A big dirigible tions for ameliorating the present con- - have become frightened while pn'.ntf York, Pn. Carl Mays, New York the American In mass dead man's a in same the was of found will field It wrecked was of the through the gale and guided the wafrom day meeting n "hit" ditions nre awnltin American league pitcher, made consideration, York of the door, which Info How came the It to realizao'clock New 10:.10 ot held be about Roads urge pocket body. Hampton j They run the entire gamut of public gon Into the side S undny that cost him $27.r0. Aecoro truck Hansen on tb head, breaking limitation of armnrueiu of the slain man, In connection whh Thursday nnd probably will be a total j affairs, from of the tion was I J to reform sup-the driving bis wife. Mays pnnled by his Beck. International con- whose death three tn .n are held, re- loss. Thrie men were aboard the airIn a motor nf through Hallam, near program before the ly of free duntel treatment for all. In Washington. n which mains station. left the mystery. ference be opens whet flying tran. ship here, when he fell Into a speed Workers' Ultimation Promises Walk. out October 30 if Negotiations on Wages Aro Not Resumed 6oclety Will Entr Home Fields of Damaged Vessel Goes to Bottom When Senators Who Vote For Bill And to Rescue Americans Present Matter to Peoon Board ple Direct ... se n . ' self-respe- - n, er com-mltte- one-fourt- Provo-SpripgvHl- |