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Show WEATHER r - UtahFair, except probably elKnvers in northwest portion warmer tonight or Saturday; s night, Fifty-firs- YearNo. t i eii .ttrs iiT- - i E till ill ti r j i vii ait x w. t i t i f j -- to- riijiiiiiti mxp fiii itiii ti vt t t it i i i t i i i i j ik nn.rnrr ogdlx For fre tt infonruUJoci on bow to bemi.fy ymir rome rrnc n d cmtl 4S. Tlv city ha boractatarml adviser to to OjrJcn a more bewutifulmaking MaJLe osc tj. of him - ern-pioyr- xl ait OGDEN CITY; UTAH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1921. 102 rn In v 1 LAST EDITION A 4 P. M. 0) 111 o FOUND UISfEMPLOY ED N BRITAIN o nn 1 "TOO HAPPY FOR WORDS!" - 'sty- mmry t 0) English Ports ' 4 . X - v. - y s, - ' Crisis Arises in Engineering Industry Over Proposed Wage Cuts -- . Neu-schele- - wmm or Would Restore Service Over Eleventh Hour Attempts Lines Held by Japan Made to Bring About RIVAL DEN VER MUD . Since Avar Peace Conference CONCERNS IN SUIT v ' ;' : V-..- PHOENIX. Ariz.. April 22. The Denver Mud Chemical company of ordered to discontinue Kansas City was name "Denver Mud," the use of the on its products and also was directed to pay such damages to asthe Germithat firm cide company of Denver the us may have sustained throughMud comof the name by the Denver district federal in a decree pany, by court here Thursday. The court ordered an investigation to determine Germicide the losses suffered by the use of thi of the because "company name by the Kansas City company, and said that the amount so fixed would be the damages to be paid. The Germicide company charged the its other company with violatingMua trade mark rights. The Denver company operates in Arizona with headquarters at Kansas City. 22. Whik WASHINGTON. LONDON. April 22. Evidence of a distributl6n of the April former German connection between the Bolshevik cables in the Pacific will be deferred of I(U3tia and the Sinn Fein pending settlement of the status of movement in Ireland has been found, the island Qf Yap, it was learned to- declared Dennis Henry, attorney gento a writday that the United States will make eral for Ireland, in an effort to have cable communica- ten question by Sir replying William H. Davition to the Dutch East Indies and son in the house of commons today. Far East over the lines now in pos- Mr- Henry added that he hoped to rov-ernme- nt - place this evidence before the house in a few days. ATTEMIT AT PARLEY DUBLIN, April 22. (By The Associated Press) What is described as an eleventh hour attempt to bring the Sinn Fein leaders and the government into negotiations before the election forthe new Irish parliament is being made here. For- the last month the would-b- e mediators are said to be working without eruption. They include business men, prominent members of the clergy and- unofficial representatives of the government. session of Japan restored as soon as possible. During the war the cables radiating from the island of Yap were sealed by the Japanese authorities and have never been reopened. The cable formerly extending from Yap . to Shanghai was deflected from the Chinese city to a point In possession of Japan in the Far East. Whether an attempt will, be made by the American government to have the cable restored to'Shanghai was not disclosed. oo-It was said today that only settlement of the technical questions of BIG MACHINE FALLS of the cahles to be distributoperation 12 STORIES TO WALK ed among the conquering powers now is holding up the distribution of tht cables, as agreed upon yesterday afNEW YORK, April 22. A fascinat- ter France and. Japan accepted the ed crowd of .pedestrians Thursday principles contended for Uy the- Unitwatched a four-to- n embossing ma-- f ed States. oochine as it was swung out from a a moment from ropes, the" huge bulh PRATT FAMILY WILL of steel crashed downwards when the HAVE SOCIAL EVENT supports broke and bored through the sidewalk, and basement, into the where it, was stopped by a Descendants of Orson and Parley P. water main. The impact punctured the watei Pratt, early day apostles of the Lat y Saints, will hold a special so main; sending a geyser of water ten cial tonight at the Twelfth ward feet above the sidewalk. oo amusement hall, . Twenty-sixt- h street i' and Jackson avenue, at 8 o'clock. This is to be the third of series of comsocials held prior to the Pratt munity COAST OPERA GIFT family campfire reunion at Mountair, Parley's canyon, from July 21 to 24. Besides the Ogden .descendants of SAN FRANCISCO, April 22. An the two apostles, or Salt the Bohemian club Lake members of athenumber opera written for and family will be of San Francisco produced by it at the reunion, the Salt conin its outdoor ampitheatre, in 1917, tingent leaving the Gardo Lake at house Garwas' accepted Thursday by Mary 6:30 autoin the o'clock, making trip den on behalf of the Chicago Opera mobiles. A special program will be company, for production. and refreshments served. given light The opera is entitled "The Land of oois and by Templeton Happiness," Crocker and Joseph " Redding of San MARINES COMPLETE Francisco. Redding was a collaborLONG AERIAL ator, of Victor Herbert in the writing of "Natoma," an opera in which Mary Garden has appeared. oo WASHINGTON, April 22. Comround trip aerial pleting a 5,000-mil- e BOOK FIRM DONATES journey to the Dominican republic and two' marine corps airplanes CASH TO MINISTERS return, which left here March 29, arrived safely today at Boiling field from Fayette-villN. C." The expedition was escortCINCINNATI, O., April 21. Dis- ed from Fayette ville, to this city by tribution of more than $275, 000 three other marine corps planes. among retired ministers of the Methflight was intended to blaze odist Episcopal church, t ministers anThe aerial trail from Washington to the widows or dependent children, was Virgin Islands, but an outbreak of sanctioned committee at Thursday plague at San Juan, Porto sessions of the Methodist book con bubonic Rico, caused the fliers to turn back cern. from San Domingo. OO, " - - - oo FAIL TO IDENTIFY DEATH WAGON PILOT 1 . SCRANTON. Pa.. April 22. Three New Yorkers who came here at the behest of the department of Justice failed today to identify Tito Llgi. under. arrest here, as the driver of the "death wagon,', that ffguretl in the Wall street- explosion last September. The 'trio, who declared they had seen the driver, had expressed belief. when shown pictures df Llgi, that he might be the man. -- sub-baseme- . nt . - " . . ter-da- oo - FREE STRIKE ACTION GRANTED PRINTERS : -- : TRIP . ; ; LIVESTOCK HANDLING CHARGES INCREASED WASHINGTON. April 22- Increased charges for loading and unloading ordinary livestock at public stockyards at Chicago and other western points and inclusion of such charges in transportation of livestock were ordered 'today by the interstate commerce commission. The charges were fixed at a uniform scale of $1 a car. The previous scale had ranged from 50 cents to $1 at various rtoekyarJs. ' e. - ; -- oo- -- A. M. BRUNER, LEADER JUGO SLAVS OCCUPY IN Y. M. C. A., IS DEAD DALMATIAN ISLANDS ROCK ISLAND, 111.. April 22 A. last night lit Everett, Wash., accdrding to information received here today. For thirty-five years he had been prominent In national Y. M. C. A. work. m. 5 t m FORFEIT BOND Unless He Surrenders Monday, Government Will Take $15,000 Bail Federal officials today announced that they were requesting exhaustive investigations ci-of radicals In various headquarters ties throughout the country In the be-lthat -- Big Bill" Haywood. I. W. W. chief reported yesterday to have fled to Russia as he was about to begin a sentence, was penitentiary In in conconcealed this country" being nection with alleged plans for a May Day demonstration. CHICAGO, April 22. ,f BERLIN MUST MEET DEMAND auto- FOR PAYMENT Strat-to- n, RELATIVE 0 NAPOLEON TO ef 20-ye- ar ATTEND MASS America Expresses Desire for Resumption of Repar- ation Negotations ORDS 0! WASHINGTON. April 22 The Lr.I-tState "fctrongly desire" that there should be a resumption of negotiations between Germany and the allies regarding nreparations. Secretary Hughe ija in note sent yesterday to Berlin the German reoueft that refusing , President Harding mediate In the and fix the sum Germany must, pay. Mr. Hughe reiterates the "earnrst hope" of the American government that Germany win formuate promptsuch propoealu as would present . ly if Oenothera basis for dlcuJon and aavs t and proper BrevistylisM ni take thta ceure. the Germany it Interferometer" .States will , consider brincttig Help to I'nited Confuse the Unscientific ih matter to th attention of the M DAZE SAVANT -- cen-;trvers- y POOR LAYMEN RIG BOND IS DANGER. William D. Haywood. I. W. W. chief, who is believed to have gone to Russia Just as he was about to begin a twenty, Granddaughter of Emperor Cen- to Be Honored year penitentiary sentence for obstructing: the war draft, must surren- V ' . der Monday or his 115.000 bonds tennary of Death allies will be lorfelted and he will officially become a fugitive AN WEI t IS PROM IT. Justice, the disTATUS. April 22. When oa ilay i I'll I LA DELPHI A, April 12 trict' attorney' announced today.. France observes the ccntennary of the TRYING TO CABLE. which 2reU gathered here for the wfsJon of The promptness of Napoleon Honapart wtlth a American Philosophical society's gen- dent Harding' declined to undertake Haywood's counsel received word death cathe- eral meetlcg heard more than 20 ad jm roie or meauror occasioned Utile yesterday that Haywood had reached memorialis mass at Notr Duma reprobable that In th great drrttses today. The speakers" themes surprise in Washington and wa Russia, but said they thought he had dral, it gone on a personal mission. Efforts throng will be a granddaughter of the included many subject, with phylcist. ceived with satisfaction by lh allied now are being made to reach him per- emperor, says the Petit Parisian. That geologists, zoologist. botanlM. biolo- diplomats, Th answer contained newspaper discovered the descendant gist, astronomers, consulting elTtrlcal sonally by cable. Jut 121 Madame Mnsnard Lon. who Is a 'engineers and mathematicians all hav- word. PARDONS WANTED traced by th almost certain occuWASHINGTON. April 22. Applica- daughter of the natural son of Na- ing their fling In aiding the avowed of more tion for full pardons for five I. W. poleon by Eleanor de la Plalgne, maid purpose of the organisation "to pation by French useful knowledge. Fuch names lorces on May 1. territory W.'s convicted In Chicago with Will-la- of honor of Caroline MuraL will io r.w Germany This on was born in HQS and re- as "propylene glycol dlnitrata." "ceno- - tlm m accepting America ofter. In D. Haywood were made today to the department of Justice by their ceived from his father the title of thera brevutylls, and other polyirjlla-blll- e the opinion of reprreentatives here counsel, Harry Weinberger, of New "Count Ieon." While Imprlnoned on types were usd with abandon both neutral and allied goverarnent. York, who declared there "was not jth island of St. Helena, Napoleonn while addresses on divers astrophysical Their analysis of Secretary Hughes' rea scintilla of evidence ajrainst them. made a will In which he made provl-slo- problem involving the u of the In- ply ha convinced therrv. however, for the son. but the document terferometer helped to leave the few the United Slate huM no Intention cf The men ere Charles Ashleigh, of New Tork; Jack Law, of Pittsburg; was never executed. Count Leon marrie- unscientific persons In the gathering bringing about a ltuation out of w hich Vincent St. John, of Chicago, and d-quite late in life and waa the dazed. Germany may mcrg with a gretly Giovani BaldazzL. of New York, who father of a daughter. Madame Jkleanard HOSE. lleiwened burden. are ordered to begin their sentenct jLeon. and three eons. Charles. Gaston onijkk the growth of trees. D. Otricial and unofficial report from Speaking at Leavenworth Monday. aim rnnumi. r rruaiui uiru oi ex- T. MacDougal of the Carnegie Inrtltute Paris and London have failed to in oo haustion following hardships he en- of Washington Denert Laboratory. dicate that any modification of the dured during the great war. having Tucson. Ariz., said that ome specie alile demand win be considered. DAYLIGHT BANDITS rejoined the colors as an officer. Gas- behave like a heavy hon feeding from ton lives In the Voages region, and a prtvisure system to a fire engine. thought In orae circles here. will FLEE WITH JEWELRY Charles died some yeAra ago. Madame Crudely exprewed. he a!d. when the cau-- her to accept th American Mesnard Leon Is a school teacher. engine tend to take water faster than When Interviewed regarding her re supplied the hos tends to Collapse: CHICAGO. April 22. Leo Raincold. LONDON I.VI ERESTED. brother of J. J. Ketnsold. the Jewelry lationship to Napoleon, ahe said: "I when the engine slacks it action, the ; of would like a little place at the memor- hope swell. shop proprietor who was robbed Aprtt 22. Dramatic efdiamonds said to be worth over $200.-00- 0 ial mass, but who will think of me?" "Dally equalizing variallon by which fortLONDON. on the part of Germany to inooa tree may be actually smaller in today, was arrested by Chief of Detectives Hughes, after questioning. ARMY CANNED MEATS than at sunrise are greatest duce the United Elates to arbitrate the In ash. pine, spruce, fir. walnut, and reparations question between BerMa Young Relnsrold was a clerk In his In poplars, sycamore, beeclv and and the entente government, and the brother's shop, but was absent at the SOLD FOR GREAT SUM least time of the robbery. Heinsrold waa oak treet. Mr. MacDougal said. Ac- refusal of the Washington government said to have stated that all of the curate measurement of tbe changes in to :t in Judgment on the proble m ha lent new interest to the conference diamonds were covered by; insurance. WASHINGTON. April 22. Sale of trunk Internal to the growing layer at show that these are directITnpne on Sunday between Pre- variation the war surplus supply ly connected with the mechanism of ;micr BrUnd, of France, and Lloid CHICAGO, April 22. Two armed of canneddepartment's meats, approximately bandits today entered the J. J.000.000 pounds to Thomas Roberts & the ascent of sap and are explainable ueorge. of Great Britain. The expressed desire of the United of Philadelphia, for $5.31t, upon the assumption of a rigid water Jewelry concern on the fifteenth floor of a downtown building company, column In a trunk composed of wood-ce- ll State! that there be "an immediate re276. as announced today. and after forcing the owner and a and vessels capable of Rome sumption of negotiation," make: it The home committee salesman Into a private office,' es- was Informed military meats shrinkage and expansion. probable that LJoyd George and W. that the will fjnd themaelvr caped with cash and Jewels valued coat the 24 cents called "Extended measurement of the government jlJriand to by the owner at $200,000. mak ; was .upon The a sale of of answer. trees a of orne"ort of approxpoundnumber mnny price growth ooIt Is known that military authorities species have been made hy the ue of imately 6 2 cents. The charge that the war depart- the , designed dendrogrsph. of Prance have perfected . all plan . for LAWMAKER OFFERS ment under former Secretary Baker whichnewly makes a continuous record of th v ocrnna - rn .w.i f vr i fm. n mA tvsmi.w til 'ANTI-VAMPINhad sold foodstuffs to Germany was change of dUmeter and the recently the Ruhr Industrial dlUlct ef BILL made by RepresentaUve James, Re- perfected dendrometer which register publican, Michigan. total change in circumference," Dr. FRANCI. lKtrnTvri-T- i Colonel E. 8. Hartshorn, director MacDougal CHARLESTON. W. Va.. April 22. explained. "It It found An bill, designed to of sales, told the committee he knew the period during PARIS. 22. (By the Associatno disposition of foodstuffs to Ger- which growth that even In ed Press.) April takes protect the sanctity of the home, has of French ofriclaj circle exof canned equable climate withplace been Introduced in the West Virginia many. heA limited aupply Indeterminate said, had been sold to Po- seasons doe not extend over more pressed disappointment today that the legislature by Senator Harmer. of goods, and land reply to Germany' request Belgium. than two or three months, and that American Clarksburg. oofor was not a categoric mediation not t measure The growth provides that If any rhythmical In any aense, as had been expected here. The but depend upon temhusband or wife suspects another per- UNDSEY ASKS FOR were regret however, by mitigated, son of being unduly familiar with his perature, moisture and other environ- satisfaction, that th United States was REMISSION OF FINE mental or her mate, they may appear before a condition. an Interest active in the displaying oo swear to the facts Justice of the peace, reparation question. in the case, and then send a written The American anxwer is interpreted DENVER. Colo.. April 22 In a for- NAVAL MONEY BILL warning to the person lavishing at- mal a an" invitation to Germany to her district tention upon the said mate. In event application filed in th return negotiations with the allies- - it TO the recipient of the warning falls to court todas. Judge Ben U- - Lindsey of REPORTED HOUSE i thought the United State will not the take heed and. cease the "vamping" Denver's Juvenile court asks. that concontinue the him conversation with Gerfor fine $500 upon shall Imposed cause his or methods, the Justice 15, lllf, nav- many except In accord with the l!!es. her arrest, summon them into court, tempt of court November. 22iThe WASHINGTON. April A al be remitted or suspended. Secretary of State Hughes ia underand.. If adjudged guilty of the charge! eitherwas appropriation bill carrying !!.-000.00- 0 stood In authoritative quarter here to dLrtrlet to sent the attorney, a fine of up to $100 shall be assessed, copy a and for reduction have who said a date In the navy' providing oo asjured Ambader Juerand Phillip S. VanCise. enlisted personnel from to this the motion would be set 14S.000 to 100,000 for effect, wa arguing men reported BROUGH IADE HEAD within a few days. - oo today" by the - house appropriation file to the Permission ; application It I expected to be taken OF ROADS BOOSTERS was granted last Saturday when Judge committee. HARD IN GS ENTERTAIN in house the up Monday. Lindsey appeared with attorneys and - Tb measure carries fSO.000.OfO for an oral plea for clemency. MEMBERS OF D. A. R. GREENS DO RO, S. C. April 22.- - made was convicted for continuing construction Inwork on the Lindsey Judge Charles H. Hrough. former governor of contempt following hla refusal to re- capital ship authorized oo Arkansas, was elected president of the veal a conversation with a small boy. .WASHINGTON. April 22. PresiUnited States Good Roads association ward of hla court, whose mother was OIL TOWN and dent Mr. Harding reeHved SUFFERS yesterday. (Mr. Broush. as boy. lived on trial for murder. and member cf Thursday delegates In Ojden. and his father was at one --ooD- - A-- R. here fur their continental ANOTHER BIG the time mayor of this city.) copgresa. in the large t reception to AUSTRALIA SPENDS oo n delectlon of women yet tendered at the Whit Houm during the prrtr.t TIN PLATE MILLS DRECKKN'nlpnn, Tex.. April 22. $340,000 ON LEAGUE Another block in the heart of the administration. TO RESUME MONDAY eectlon waa destroyed by fir here Resolutions reported .favorably to MELBOURNE. April 22. Austral-la- " early today. About twenty frame the congress by th resolutions comtrainstructures. Including four hotels, were mittee today endorse i expenditure for it representation rn-.from it ln- - burned at a low estimated WHEELING. W. Va., April 22 of goern-mer- .t lotion In the league of nations camp ct about ing r ih end of- I -he Pnirf . Officials of the Wheeling Kteel cor- cr y wi fcw relief for d:i.Vdtrr VetTai. 1250.000. Although the regUtrrs In ail announced total will $140,000. the hotels were burned, it Is bellaved and Immediate ere'.;on cf an. Archtoday that their year poration approximately tin plate mills at Beech' TJottom and that all the gu- - escaped. It v ns the ive bulging to preserve h : c i c f representatives by the federal fifth eTloua L!az. YorkYille, W. Va.. employing 1.000 Officer w sU be elected In tLLs oil town jjeraona. woufl resume next Monday. minister for the treasury. recently. at fyi J Sa-van- ts m-lt- -- pro-mo- te m lhl . - nnn tiu js J I e -- - Re-Ingo- mid-afterno- er. on ld . - -- 1-- . 1 1 I ( Gar-man- y. G "anti-vampin- g" . INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Aprili 22. Subordinate unions of the International Typographical union are authorized to declare strikes May 1, without reference to international headquarters, in all book and Job offices where the 44. hour week has not been put into effect, John W.' Hays, secretary, announced here today. Exceptions are authorized in cases where existing contracts run beyond May 1. -- oo -- M. Bruner, aged 70, died m fnl Af0l of Ayrshire, Ia.f an eye, he explained today at a hospital after an operation for removal of the eye ball. While driving along a country road last Sunday night. U. S. Refuses to Mediate Between Germany and Stratton said, the animal appeared in the glare of light from Entente Nations the machine and reared upward on its hind legs, its front feet clambering upon the radiator and hood of the car. IS . SHORT One of its hoofs smashed the windshield and struck Strat- ANSWER ton in the eye. The horse fell back dead, he said. Bill- MAY MANY UNEMPLOYED. LONDON. April 22. Official figures on unemployment made public last the total at 1,686,900, an night, placed Increase of 71,200 over last week. It i that was stated in the coal exchange were Ye're too happy for words!" said Samuel 'Gompcrs, president several cargoes of American coal of the American Federation of Labor, vlien this picture wus snapped on their way to British ports, that and arrived r, had coal already just after his marriage in New York, to 'Mrs. Gertrude A. C. French was releasing coal for that Belgium was pianist and painter. He is 71 and the is 33. asserted Germany England. It coal at half at Swansea was offering product. the price of the best Welsh ANOTHER CRISIS ARRIVES. enAnother crisis has arisen in the gineering industryto over proposed wage 12,500.000 pounds cuts amounting and affecting 300,000 workers. A conference of employers held here yesterday adjourned for a week. The Scottish Trades Union congress, In session at Aberdeen,' has passed resand rerv m m n km. na n. olutions supporting the' miners cono the condemnation cording the treachergress of the "government's attitude." ous and bitter anti-labDemands were made that a general labor conference be called for the purpose of consideringoounited action, w CORT DODGE, la.. April 22. An attack on an mobile by a frightened horse at night cost Robert v.- - &p JO- --, i SHOWS, BELIEF Haywood Concealed in This Country Some Decide ' ft. TAH MAY 1 1 . .0 H orse Makes Attack on Auto, Driver Loses Eye Big the AssoLONDON, April ciated Press.) By invitation of Prime Minister Lloyd George the British of the mine owners and the leadershim this met with Miners' Federation, coal afternoon for discussion of the adThe conference was was situation. 5 it m.. but at about p. journedsufficient progress had been stated made to justify a further meeting, which probably will be held Monday. By matfl i M M I. W.VrLEADER I v t ' - - t ANOTHER ROW LOOMS 22-(- fD 1 . It.yy,ftmmm American,vFrench, and Ger man Coal Headed for 0 n OO - FINE HOLSTEIN BULL, WORTH $106,000, DIES 22. Jugo-Sla- v VIENNA, April SEATTLE. Wash.; April 22. King troops have occupied the islands of Lesina and Llsna, off the Dalmatian Sylvia. Holstein bull valued at SlOfi.- coasr, me Italians withdrawing irom 000. owned by the Carnation stock them, says a received here farms here, died yesterday of pneu rri nnli frnm StqTi t dispatch ; -- re-fuiC- U. footi-auppi- y. . . r -.- . -- -- lfl. FIRE bus-I-ne- , oi' wt ,,,. cltfn' - , ! |