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Show THE OGDEN HOPE HELD FOR IRE R OADS TO A FARM HORSE CHEAPER COAL Bill to Provide Summer Chief of TJ. S. Animal Hus- Those Left Out in Order of June 1 Will Abo Cut Tractor Will Rates May Receive Says bandry ;, w on July 1 Never Replace Equine Quick Passage - WASHINGTON. June 20. Cheaper (Special Dispatch.) coal this summer will become a pos- -LOGAN, June 20. Chief George M sibility if congress passes without de- Rommel of the animal husbandry di lay the Frelingrhuysen bill providing vision of the United States department for seasonal freight rates for coal, of agriculture has taken a stand in which the senate will begin consider- - the tractor vs. horse controversy. - In inar today. a letter written to President E- O. The bill authorizes the Interstate Peterson of the Utah Agricultural col- commerce commission to establish lege he declares that the tractor can ' coal rates varying according to sea- - j not replace the horse oh the farm. an- - but that It can serve as a most vaiu 'son, provided that the average dim- able suDDlement to horse power. nual yield to the carriers is not Mr. Rommel's letter was written Inished. Under such authority it is planned following a trip of inspection to the .to fix rates lower in summer than Utah Agricultural college and to Cache forth by the 4uring tothe remainder of the year, in Valley. It was called farmer's, once order promote summer buying and- fact that Cache Valley famous as breeders of draft horses. 'storing of coal and steadier mine op- have almost entirely given up draft eration. ". President Harding is convinced that horse breeding, a lowering of freight rates would re- Mr. Rommel writes, in part, "The duce the price of coal materially, but figures which the department of agri I "railroad executives dispute the sound- - culture has obtained Indicate that i"hess of this view, contending that the the tractor will not economically sup cost now is only 2 2 plant the horse on the farm, but that i transportation cent of the price to the con- - it is a most valuable supplement to ''per sumer. the power of horses in fact the two each other. Owing to the The coal Interests seasonal the favor supplement 'S bill and the railroads have of- - necessity to economize in every way ;;rate fered no opposition to date- Its early and use the most economical prin- .passage by the senate is predicted, and ciples" in farming as well as in other the house will be urged to pass it as business, farmers who breed their own an power will be in a better position than "emergency measure. those who buy it either in the form STABILIZING BILL, OPPOSED. ?:;bill for stabilization of of wok horses or tractors. I hope it ', theA companion coal industry will be called up will be found that the good stock pro Senator by Frelinghuysen as soon as duced in Cache Valley in the past will iV the other measure is disposed, of. The remain in its essence as good and that - stabilization bill gives the commerce useful brood mares will be used for kfand interior departments broad in- - further draft horse production when powers In dealng with coal conditions seem tooo-warrant this." ' 'qulsitorial distribution and is being and jmining vigorously by the coal opera fought .l tors, wholesalers and retailers. A statement sent by the National . -- 1-- - . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1921. Complete July List NOW ON SALE Look Over the List of New July Columbia Records and Send Us Your Order at Once REDUCE 17 AGES AS CHAMPION STANDARD-EXAMINE- R AnnounceCHICAGO, June 20. ment of a wage 'reduction order af-in involved fecting nearly all railroadsdollar the six hundred million award of July, 192 0. and not named in the reduction order of June 1, Is ex at the pected this week, it was learned United States railroad labor ooara io da v. ' A brief hearinr covering about was thirty roads asklner ware cuts in held this todav. Th hoard's decision case and on the hearlnsr of June 6. more than 150 roads presented petitions, will be rendered simultaneously. The decision, it was learned today, will be drawn as an addendum to the wage reduction order of June 1 and the reductions will be virtually Identical with the average 12 per cent cut granted by that order. "The addendum will probably be completed by the end of this week." a member of the board said today. "It is the board's intention to publish.it as far in advance of July 1 as possible. The addendum order will be effective on that date, when the original reduc- 1 G we COOT Columbia, $50.00 Song Hits Terms a slow as $1.00 per week. We deliver Records anywhere. , A-34- 06 85c tion decision also goes into effect." "Where Everybody Goes" oo . -- Q 8Sc SOX BRIBERY TRIAL COMING UP MONDAY GLEN BROS.-ROBERT- PIANO S . A-34- Pucker Up and Whistle (Till the Clouds Holl By) rank tmntl FrtnJc CntmmU Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms Xora B a fit ( Broken Moon In a Little Front Parlor (On an Old Back Street) f 07 8Sc COMPANY Sera Boyet frank CrmviU j Oh, Sweet Amelia Frank Crumii Van md Scknvk Van and Schtnk (Ilortense Lots Chief Justice ln Her nuaband'aSIep Walk She 83c Charles A. McDonald today assigned You Remember the Time? baseball Don't the trial of eighteen former itiAnK Grtmi Slejkn Cfid IJorard llertk with .V. charged and gamblers, players I Dear Little Street Back llosoe and Burr conspiracy to "throwing the mis world series, to Judge Hugo Friend, who announced he would set the casefor next Monday. Benjamin Frankline, of St. Louis, who. with Carl Coal association, composed of bitum Zork. a St. Louis manufacturer, is ac VETERAN LABOR inous operators, to members of con- cused by the state of concocting the UTAH AERIES ' trial gress opposing the, bill, advances var scheme, may be given a separate HOLD ANNUAL LEADER READY as he is reported confined to his bed .'Xtous objections, among them being xhe following by illness. FOR OPPOSITION MEETING HERE It is regulatory in its character and Hal Chase also may escape trial for I seeks to establish a governmental the present as he never has been in -'control over private industry here. Chase was arrested (Continued from l'agf One.) (Continued from P"e Ones.) It is highly inquisitorial in its na- California, but released on a writ of i , .Jure. corpus. The state, is notcer- advantage, even if it does not debar ing the next move of the rnlne work- v. it violates the constitutional guar Idaho Senator Also Says habeas prixe- him from employment; and tain that Abe Attell, former extraera leader- Qomprs supporters have! who has been fighting anty against unreasonable search and has proved; held several conferences durlnr thel fighter, Whereas, Experience Situation Cannot Be "seizure. dition from New York, will be here thnt tnf remuneration received during last 24 hours and taken canvass oil IT. It makes possible the publication of TK H7T1 Sis t. . -rMoonlirht. U-- dl try lor the trial. the situation. his nroductlve years Is. in many Borne Much Longer oo t. private affairs. Back from of no own, Rbecca The his uttuatlon fault 1 Medley utterly complicated (Carat growing through a It violates the constitution in that Jascrimla. facover between OrxMitr the th two Yerkt$ split COOLIDGE EXTOLLS attempts to force the disclosure of tions of Irish sympathiser wa 20. WASHINGTON. June Nor The Some Bird. Little information concerning matters which ris b111 to be disposed of today or toyears of later life SPIRITUAL VALUES theBituiiici Scroll v OreXmtra 1? create a federal farm export are not within the power of congress v 111 morrow when the resolution commit- mat mini iup snowing are 1.2S0.000 I Mon Homme Xo control. corporation with a capital of one hunOrthettra Yrrki Jaiarimba (My Man) such;- tee brings In its report. The commit- States, alone, there obvlouMlir will foil tn nnmmnHo), dred million dollars to finance move It Fox-tre to on understood Art Ilicbman'i Ortktttra have decided to Hoktira. public and pn- tee -dependents AMHERST, N- J., June 20. Spiritto Europe was products 4ts ostensible purpose, for the reason meJnt Va me resolution urging boycott ana vate of reliance are the values ual reject charity; only agri-.'-h- e endorsed before the senate today the chief difficulties under which cultural 85c 'that coal Whereas, Such charity. with ltSOf Urltlsh made goods and report far- Art HUtnan'tOrtbmmiTm committee by Carl Vrooman, the world ln trying to meet present brand industry operates are lack an tne or or less nraaiic resolution inrncis Calvin Vice President oraoiy pauperism, unjut un problems. 01 You secrexary Back to I'm M3nt Coainf agriculture Maybe. Fox-tro- t. adequate transportation facilities uer lIie vvuson ;Tf sympathy for the Irish cause and upon those unfortunate victims Coolldge said in an address at the stigma aaminisiraiion. LrmW Jcxm Brd and irregularity of markets. A 3400 ex-j Ing for recognition of the Irish reexercises of the centennial of our industrial system who have massage or tne Dm is "a matter of Fox-tro- t. DECIiAIUKD DANGEROUS 8Sc Wiahlnt. of t Medley their the energy vigorous public today, pended extreme urgency, Mr. vrooman said, celebration of Amheret college PRECEDENT, HUSH WILL FIGHT. Jaarivba Ortkttr of the world will not be years In production ror the oenetlt or work "The "a financial tremendous aaamg that will ubon mernment rnv. It entail the national . of the boycott resolution, O 'r and from is Fox-tro- t. done It "unless Good-BySupporters he done." society; said, Medley t.h In Because wnv ereat exDense carry uupcimuig, Whereas, The pension is not a form who declare It the "official resoluCmWmkia SaJtxrfhcns StxUiU over of corn cotton and wool are the a motive of righteousness." administration will it increase and the an honorable recognl tion of the Irish republic." asserted some. of but . look for must world "The Fox-tro- t, mm total . charity, Aj&n irron ii 85e a Dreamlnf. me v. 01 coal. Medley .turn ul prouuciion in the tlon of hitherto not fully rewarded scr- - that they will carry the fight to the Senator Gooding, Republican. Idaho. thine more than prosperity "1 It calls for ColKtnKa Saropkns StxttZ needless dunllr.atlon nf of the In- - vice; ana an in floor convention to effort "The said. he situation." present work on the part of government offi- - asrreed tnat "we are ln a crisis, with dividual overthrow the Waltx. committee's more civilized nations Whereas. if for must look Among something Wyoming. MUey report, iuve mnuon people iaie ana the sltua than wages ciais and employes. It Is unfavorable. They ha Id they will Tk4 MtirojyolUan Dane Pla fr$ and profits for his com- - the United States is the only proml cannt be borne much longer." It woula be a forerunner and pre-llo- n roll-caon the measalso demand a Where the Laxy Mlaalsaippt Flowa. Medley WalU. nensatlon. Unless this satisfaction nent one that has not in some ro S15 can be found by proceeding ln tne or otner recognirea tne onngaiion or ure. Sa ru Kvans, personal represenTh4 Mrtrxrpollian Dane ' aatory legiaiation with reference to HEAVY REDUCTION PJarrt state to the humble tollers whose tative of Frank P. Walsh is here diand the the and of truth Justice, way right . every line of private business Dasis or us prosperity; recting the fight In behalf of the boyare laoors the The fall. will material It for search If congress has the power to enact cott resolution. IN UTAH FLOCKS things of life cannot stand alone. Un- - and 2. Waits. legislation of this character concern- MACHINISTS TO ACT. or Turf Impressions of Naplea, LaPart The Order are the hereas. fraternal sustained less spiritby they E"7JL 1 the coal Industry and all consura. OtxUttra di KefoU Xwm The Is International ;,,jng sus in of not are Association interested of ual Eagles life, particularly they things - era 01 coai, it must nave the same WASHINiiTON. Junn 2f Trpmon tained mrrm deMachinists have sr LJtT a e 41 myvt r announced not au because of the this their vaian at all." iuu question, only to retermination have the a of . status economic convention of large portion " TKfrATI tn nfhoi lna. f -- tocK m the United States has result its membership, but also because of pudiate the action of the executive "J"-i:?thniT,w REACHES Its fundamental principle of uphold- - council in severing relations with the EXPEDITION tne ed from cost increased of procucsuch legislation nana.A. i.v - i international , . offers . r federation of trade A "R "R A A i ii Justice. Therefore, be It i iia.cn. mi. P.TTf! Mng V PAP UT ui proms, xaia is upposea evils in the coal industry it uluu iv a ov '' v vfc unions. They have submitted'a resoa sib uvi, Will ln similar fashion be assumed particularly true of sheep, which, in governmental old age pensions, and lution directing the council to immenat by legislation can be found a the United States as a whole have di reafflllate the federation with that we invite our sister state aeries diately cure-a- ll VANCOUVER. B. C. June 20. for every supposed defect in mlnlshert from K2 447 Rfil It, loin tr. the labor movement. of and aeries subordinate the the order European business," says the association. 34 ' 984 524 In 1920 ' according to a com- - The Brltlsh Wperlal Antarctic expeThe request of theUnlted Brotherus in requesting the to with unite ' private last sailed which dition from , ust "Such a England once of aerie of 1921 to take such ac hood of Maintenance of way em-ecompleted by the cen- - September landed on Graham island grand mbarked ufon. will legislation lead rapWly to F1JaTuion will awaken public sentiment ployes and railway shop laborers, for as tlon Jthe destruction of Drivate initiative sus bureau. at latitude 64.50 south, longitude to the wisdom of state and federnl reinstatement in the federation It was a on 12. said dls and the whole stmptnr.r Every western state except Colorado 62.40 west January 'competition remove shall the learned has the full support of all the that provision ':'Of the oroduciner and morphanHioin. has fewer sheen on th runp-nnw patch today to the Vancouver Sun minds of the laborers of the from land This union the railroad organizations. Herald the Sydney business of this country." (Australia) than it had ten years ago- The num- - from Its membership of nearly 200.000 with want . i of and . w fear -n 1 rr mi u . J haunting pauperism j 00was suspended In 1119 because of a ber of sheep In the states named are v,, ...1 -- r,d r,: ln old aa. n.h oo Jurisdictional census foldispute with the United the as bureau GREAT LABOR WAR LUn reported by Bddf Bt numralnf. Violin Solo. colonies t Enrood bav. Brotherhood JoinCarDenters of and lows: L. violin Dr. -John Eddf Brawn Cope, biologist (Note (Uaxrinr. ers. The carpenters union has anI THREATENS BRITAIN Sheep in Sheep Inland surgeon, commander of the Brit- - CHINA REBEL CHIEF nounced its Intention, with Barlcm Mavril Oh, Promise Mt is" expedition, said when he leK m 1910 1920 States of ANNOUNCES CABINET the to trades building unions, I You flJOO Lor Barber Marti Truly 1 691 795 ms Ilve years trip mat ne wouia i LONDON, June 20. Leaders of the WJ1 i?'827'1?0 the railroad fight against organisation airto south The Heart Bow'd the reach Down Bohemian pole tempt by (from The Girl") reinstatement. 3,010,478 Miners' Federation of Great Britain Idaho Plane. His ship, Thor I, was last Orarrura l&al 10. CANTON. China, Msy 5,397,161 took no steps yesterday to prevent Uie Wyoming QUiamON. ILMLllOAD, i,xaz,,bo heard from February 11 when a $10 Ob, Dry Those Tean LonU Grarmra The Question of putting into effect Dr. 8un Yat Sen has announced ; Withdrawal of the offer Montana 5,380,746 government's from Chile, Santiago, patch reported s cab of China his the South federation formation the railroad 1 1K4 7QK call 01 a ten million pounds sterling sub- - Kevarfa program 7355 Thy Beajaslnc Eye 880,580 the expedition sailed from Port Stan inet as follows: Uulia LAiKruka government control with ing for coai inausiry. i.ney are flJOO December 10, riuuy 10 me with 00Falkland islands, ley, Dr. of Wu Minister la democratic affairs. to foreign to call operation." the all expected trade proceeding T ATMTmf TCf mT 130. ) f Benderoeer'a Stream lunlon organizations affected by the Ting Fang, formerly minister to Wash be one of the major laruss- - Delegates Otear StaeU 00a waee disnute to meet, nt n aHv flnto ington and once acting premier and of the machinists union and ether era Flow Oscar Aft I Sweet Saofla Gently, LIKE KING'S JEWELS MICHIGAN TO PROBE railroad organisations declared that ,v,xor the purpose of taking national foreign minister at Peking. Minister of the interior and con- they are going to demand that the to secure mutual demands. FOREST FIRE PLOTS currently of war. General Chen Chl-un- g executive council take steps ImmeThe annual conference of the Labor fRodc of Are 20. NEW June Precautions Cyrrna Van Gordon YORK, Ming, at present civil governor diately toward getting this prorram will be held at Brighton tomor- - have been taken for the We ShaU Gather tbe at $1.00 a commander-in-chieof RItt? jts na Van Garden f of troops ln under way. and safety row. Most of the unions are now in- small 20. As a Wantung. KALKASKA. June Mich., box which rest will Frank Morrison mahogany said the Secretary volved ln wage disputes, and are ready, ' the treasure vaults of the steamer result of disclosures said to have been convention would probably complete Minister of finance. Tang Shoa-T- i, according to spokesmen of the miners, in to L. made J. when she leaves June 25 for Prosecuting Attorney premier at Peking. Admiral its business and adjourn next Save Money- Buy Now to take a stand with the coal diggers Olympic and Cherbourg. Within Boyd of Kalkaska county by deputy formerly Southampton Minister of the navy. Rear con-to a be ; what they ,egard against on state fire 130 the wardens, prosecutor pounds of wood, lead and steel, 00 Ting Kwong, now with the ChiColumbia. ' dealers Kara on hand a UtaJtt4 the part of employers to re- - will be epiracy a quantity of radium the bulk Sunday ordered a grand Jury Inquiry- Tang nese in Canton. navy pre-wlevel below the ;;d.uce wages of a peanut. Its potential energy, If to determine responsibility for five supGeneral Chen Chlunk Ming has ac- NEITHER SIDE WINS aupply f tha lataat njodala of Colombia GraJo-cola- a. and break the unions. ana several iires would posea lift the released, his dual incenaiary WkDa thaj lart, Xha poet cepted only temporarily. raodak, "The fight is now taking on an en-- oe ship and her cargo and cas- -- era believed to have been due to careMEXICAN SEA STRIKE A. said J. different azcturiM mod all with Columbia character," tha em tirely tmpyora sengers out of the water to destruc- lessness that have swept the county Cook, a prominent South Wales leader tion. last ten days. the be will thxn sold for xnenta, during yctx money n federa-tloNORWAY BUT IS DRY A.11 forest fires in this and a member of the miners' of the VERA CRUZ. June 10. Marine part During the voyage it is calculated state wocld for an pay executive committee, yesterday. that pbonotraplu are reported under control after 'DRUNKS' ARE LEGION workers who have been on strike here a small percentage of this energy '"The whole body of the British miners will escape, but on me pari or rarmers ana a to without the have reached an agreement with the rignt danger ? ls going into the struggle for socializ- ship. ten wardens lasting days. Mexican Navigation company to re ClmtmMs Mffcmrdt. Imdi Srm the" of mines. or It The box contains the cram of r - I nationalization ation 00-sume work under the old contract for CHRISTlANTA. June Norway. Ms going to be a fight directly against dium presented to Madame Curie on iVu imrfctrJ, dmrmhU dtlighifmlt is supposed to be a "dry" three months. The agreement inAUTO JUMPS OVER the government." a . but no fewer than 23.795 cludes JrfrmJmVU scnrrmU im W7 Jetmil, stipulation that all strtk00 States by President Harding. UlilX X JLMTU I A K K country, persons were arrested last year for breakers employed durinr the strike Curie, codlscoverer of ra WOMAN'S BODY .FOUND Madame by union men. The being drunk, and 14.850. other arrests will be replaced two daughters, will her with arose over the annulment rt conflict dium, misdemeanors were made for Nm CiU.hi M.tmrJ, mm SmU mt mJK M.i. lti sundry CASE sail on the Olympic MUTILATED ALBERT LEA. Minn.. June 20. contracts Intoxicants between wage to of effects traceable the the emnlov. tkm JCMk md Mathm MZmmrrMk htmdmlm Sfndtrm' I Six 00 persons, members of a touring it is shown in nffirlal statistics. While Ing companies and the maritime mp $30 8i frn the companies Insisting that Party from Mason City, Iowa, had a these figures Indicate a slight falling union, IOWAa BOY SCOUTS'. COLUNfBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY PUEBLO, Colo., June 20. The these i on 1 ne be replaced by a syscontracts . as wun iiwiuw ucaiu a a iium ikio previoua compared woman about 40 $335 a "t of Atl tem body of V when Individual automobile their of excess those In are V21VjHl far year, they iJXiJriJttXO yesterdayover a lou-io: KEW TORK. $3tOO understandings. mp old, in a large flat packing case, emDanKment for 1918. piungea - ."years was found Sunday ln a downtown alley Into Fountain lake. Norway's broken coast line affords The woman had was torV Eddie Clark by children at play. 20. CLINTON", June unlimited Off for smug MILK PRODUCTION IN severely Injured, la., eight or nine Yellowstone park, 191 Clinton Bov I but his recovery Is expected. The gling, whichopportunities Evidently been deadstated. a regular become has 1920 LESS THAN 1919 inonths, authorities Scouts this morning began to enloy others suffered slight hurts. They are trade, especially with former German The limbs had been hacked off ITTY TTTXTarTX Mr. and Mrs. T. Musll, Mr. and Mrs. naval officers. Fast motor boats and reward their. for of hours many weary MME. CURIE GIVEN AH rV A. AiliJA4AU, WAV knees and placed in the box. scrubbing floors and running- errands John inman artd their son, Arlln. small various steamers between Dly cut with a earning tneir z& deposit. I The throat had been BIGBOUT REFEEEE WELLES LEY DEGREE WASHINGTON. June 20 Milk prouiartc managed to ran isolated coastal points and German They left! au except car hatchet or knife, according to the au- - on their 3,000-mil- e and reached shore I ports and most of the smugglers are duction in the United States last year lour-- 1 clear of the round trin thorities. amounted to I9.I8I.000.00O noting. ney in a procession of 56 automobiles safely. They then formed a chain heavily armed Colorado rangers and city officials ana irucKS. KEY? YORK. June. 2Q. Fallnra to decrease of approximately 400,000,000 and rescued Clark. The automobile Maa.. June. 19. 00WELLESLET, mm Lare Investigating. an arreement as to who shall Mme. Marie Curie, codlacovexer of was wrecked. 00reach pounos comparea with 1919. the MODERN WOODMEN be the rerere in itxn championship received the ct doctor Bfpinmtni oi atrricuuur announced hattla EVIDENCE TAKEN IN between Camrntter and Damn. of aclence,- the only degree derres. honorary loaay. LOUIS MEET ST. IN oo sey on July 2 baa caused Tex Rlckard. erer conferred by WtUesley eollefe, BOUNDARY DISPUTE exercise today. the promoterh 01 mt anew, to offl-in ! at the commencement will steD In a.nd Lerrees in course were awarded to III nounci that FAIL TO ST. LOUIS. June 20. With the Na COMMERCE CHAMBER DONT elate himself. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. June 20. tra duties. tional Head. Clerks' association hold thlnr first "Tha you Illckard The Billlnfa prUe for ezceI!eno In know," DELEGATES Claimant of placer mlnlnr rights ARRIVE ing sessions today, general sessions of t on the edfe of his music waa Awarded atd as he VISITTHE in disputed areas along the north Mary JV. Frtnclu the nineteenth quadrlennlal head In Madison new Kan. of awlmmlnaj pool Hutrhlneon, bank of the Red river and land owners Square of camp the Modern Woodmen of Am PLYMOUTH. England. June Garden, "they'll wind up with rna In ln southern counties of Oklahoma erica were to begin here tonight, relerlnr. . were here today to testify during the the delegates to the lnUrna gates will hold state caucuses at the ot meetinff the New Jersey The " ' Vi V S. week before " Frederick commerce, to be state boxlnr commission. coming Ty sessions. opening Follow tha crowds to Tha Her. in tenUtlrelt held the ler, united States commissioner, ln week A large tent cltr has been erected beginning wu 27. et for today, , postIndefinitely over tha connection with the boundary dispute June here t read ta tha for the encampment At Forest Park absence of mitage danca. Beat good Deiween Texas and Oklahoma, poned because of the and preparations have been made to ration of worldtrade win be'tbe chief Chairnuui In tha atate. band JOoherty, now in Atlantic Jttney 00 cBiniuti.iiwii i me delegates. house the greater number of the Four-hou- r eonctrt. avtry Sunday, City. 10,000 visiting Woodmen there 00 ELECTRIC CAR HITS . na at 2:00 p. m. atartlng EGYPTIAN COTTON , is what yen need for that FOUR KILLED AUTO; BANDITS TAKE $5000 FOUR PAY PENALTY-FOsltin trouble. 1 CHICAGO. June 20. -- I . 7 -- FARM EXPORTS iv-Hf- - CfW . LL ENDORSED ed - Dance Records - . - ras. 1..: --- ; lit noa-productl- v Pox-tro- Mtt). wrT" ve ex-peel- Fox-tro- t. CoSdr 1 old-ag- - A3 ed Fox-tro- ot ; cifl-oneni- nr Tt -- i to. ... w . I V, 1 1 3 99 1 a 1 A-34- . --1 yri e. 01 I I A-61- 85 ll eeeee V 7; I ..-- .. 4- . w- -1 1 -." a. 1 . 1 . . - 1 Concert Selections V- -- A-3- 3t A-33- 98 at-Ke'- -- A-l- f4 dls-2,082,9- 19 -- -- A-3- 3tI A-33- 8I - ac-".tl- on t - ar otn-sand-to- forty-slx-tho- u- ,' n cp-to-d- ata - la I 1 -- old-faahion- I 20.-Norw- Jffl ay ed Frtt IN t tt Ai ' ok" 1 , f " ot I - . v: I , -- -- ra-diur- if o. - " , n 20-Am- , II MODEL ELECTRICAL HOME tormenting Thousands have proved its SBUsoat healing powers by ? using it fer tbe mttub-bom- , agraaraAed cases of akin affection, with prompt kDAesal results. It seotha wbil jwrnx drwgrtet TrtaJ ttmm, Got ajar from FREMONT, Ohio. June 20. Four persons were killed and two Injured after 11 o'clock shortly night wnen an eastbound car Sunday on the Lake snore Electric Line struck an automoone about three miles east of here. The dead are: L. R. Sllcox, Harold Silcox, 21, his son: Mrs. Eva Black and miss Olive Miller. All lived in xsorwalk, Ohio- - today. f-- T. J1 THIS WEEK to. ex-pecte- d CROP IS REDUCED x J&UM.BANK RUNNEK Twenty-sixt- h Street and Tyler Avenue PHILADELPHIA. June 20. Four tion masked automoMli bandits held up Frederick Meyers, a- runner for the Mutual Trust company here today and seiied bag containing between $6000 and 16000. The runner fired after the Women taxi driver- fleeing bandits who escaped with the money. - ... t A ": veni'.." in trrtan WiRHINniTlV T 1. . SLAYING- - WOMAN mmmmm'mmmmtm Wl Just East of ertcan reduc ymtA , BELLEFONT. Pa.. June 10. Four men were electrocnted In the western for the penitentiary at Rockvlew today at Erie, Pa., murder of Ftlma. Florlan were MJJton They last Bptemfcr. Hudson. Robert Trammell. William Btrafln nefroea. and Slere Srtilop. a w( t r 1 ' ocr. i |