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Show a "besrt throb Tnmn Isll" a of WEATHER nnrocr-eu- letters twMng written tr Santa Clans by poor llttlo tot of Ordm. IVe k Good Fellow and make llfo more bright for these children. UTAH Fair tonight and warmer Tuesday; In wtest portion, tonight IDAHO and Tonight Tuesday rain. Fifty-flr- t Year No. Ix-I- p under-- rrtTiigcl OGDEN CITY, UTAH, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1921. 156 V TO? v- POVJE R HATES n S. HART, WILLIAM the movies, has Just two-gu- been married to Miss Winifred Westover, who's In hia supporting company. The ceremony was at Hollywood, CaL Bill Is 48 and his bride 25. per-fdrm- ed TAE BATTLE ' - Both Sides Renew Struggle I After Recess for Study i EXPERTS ' .'', s if MOB OF WOMEN STORMS MINE o fv. Have Shown ''';! Burden Under Which Plant Owners Operate fEMALES DRIV i The Utah power rate hearing was resumed today before the Utah Public Utilities commission at the capitol in Salt Lake with Chairman Abbot R. Heywopd presiding. Several organizations including the .Utah Manufacturers' association, ask the commission to bring about a reduction In power rates now declared to be unjust, discriminatory and exces- sive. The petitioners under the direction of Arthur Woolley, chief of counsel rfor the petitioners, nave presented evidence to show that the smaller power users, which include scores of manufacturers, are paying trementlous increased rates for power as a result of the increase of last spring; This "evidence was presented in the form of expert testimony by G. M. Stratton and Levi Ritter. Following its presentation,' counsel for the Utah Power & Light company asked for time in which to study the evidence of the exbefore ''' ' ' perts.'." This recess was agreed to until toof day, when the the experts was taken up by Judge for the power MacLane, chief counsel v , , '. ' company. : The of Mr, Rlter HFWOBS " a"' ' ' Refuse to Let Miners Get Off Cars ' , f ' - 9 AUTOS ARE SEARCHED Wives and Relatives of Foreign Born Strikers Seem in Control cross-examinati- PITTSBURG. Kan., Dec. 12. A mob at 2.000, the wives and relatives of striking Howat coal miners, stormed mine No. 17 of the Jackson-Walkcompany shortly after 5 o'clock this morning and prevented. the miners employed at the mln from returning to. work. The women appeared to be nearly all foreigners. The mob formed In Frank Un, aboxlt a wile from' the. mine. Men In a numbor ' estimated t ' 2.000 ' as sembled at 'Franklin, .'but did ' not? of women, estimated on cross-examinati- ' '' ' v er on on by Judge MacLane. and. .redirect Woolley took up the entire morning Vseslon. The had , to do wiUv.tecJnical " march. on tho on - tntns,--- - - - bn information' and' "definitionof temrs About 125 miners had working Jackson-Walkand load factor. mine. ,l Many at the On redirectr examination Mr. "Rlter ' ' of the miners drive their automobiles ' . ''V. reiterated ' hi3 assertion that there to the mine, but other miners have This should be a change in the rate strucbeen' 'using interurban cars. ture as It affects the, power users of women after assembling the morning low load factor. This class includes at Franklin, marched down the pubmost of the manufacturers. lic highway to the interurban station Mr. Stratton was to go on the stand near the mine and refused to let the this afternoon for miners get off the car. It was expected that thepower com- JoV.fll The women stopped motor cars "Fire rODiem coming XtaUO, tonight ; pany would complete its case along the road and ripped off or early tomorrow and the case could side curtains. If miners were In the Still Taken Remains Up, besubmitted to the commission. car they were told they could not reUnsettled The petition of the several hundred turn to .work. Other persons having of no connection with the mining business irrigators for reduction in rates was Iwere compelled to stop their cars and power fpr irrigation purposes scheduled to come before the commisWASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (By the wat until the women allowed them to sion for hearing on Monday. Associated Press.) The beginning of go on. oo EXPLOSION EXCITES the second month of the armament of a boiler at the VicThe explosion so conference finds the conference far tory mine near Chlcopee this morning MILLIONS REQUEST advanced that In practically every vis- gave rise to report that the mine had ARMS REDUCTIONS . er - ':-'- 1 - '-' . . - : Tlmml cross-examinatio- ' charged O'Connor was literally 'hov-e- d out" of th Jail by some officials inside. "They gave him everything but a road map," the chief asserted. Sheriff Charles Peters suspended three Jail guards and offered a reward of $500 for O'Connor's apprehension. The question of O'Connor's leral status If he remains at liberty past the hour set for his hanging Thursday was cleared up today by the announcement of Assistant State's Attorney Lloyd Heath, who prosecuted O'Connor, that he would appear before Juugo Scanlon Thursday and formally ask delay of execution. This procedure would be followed, he said, at each term of court, until O'Connor could be capturd. Edwin Darrow. O'Connor's cell mate, and James le Porte, escaped with O'Connor. Two others who attempted to scale the Jail wall were captured. Seventy-nv- e prisoners were exercising on the fourth floor bull pen when O'Connor and his pals made their break. Besides the three who got away, two sarsblowers and gunmen PACIFIC PACT tried to escape but were captured. David StrauAs was the only guard in the room. The five prisoners suddenly Jumped on Strauss, O'Connor had been drawing a revolver which was placed smuggled to him. A sack over Strauss' head and he, was beaten into unconsciousness. Charles Edward Jefferson and Moore, guards, rushed into the bull pen. O'Connor ordered them to throw up their hands, but they sprang fot the murderer. O'Connor hit Jefferson on the head with the pistol. The other prisoners best Moore Into unconsciousness. Wreitlng the Jail keys from Jefferson the five dfhed for the freight elevator. They ran Into Frank Kordecki, an assistant Jailor. Pointing ths pistol at Kordeckl, O'Connor shouted: Stand back or I'll blow you to hell. Kordeckl. however. prang at him to the floor. Down to the basement, past two more guards, the bandits fled and then started to seals the Jail wall. Two were captured there. Three United States Gets Cable Rights Under Yap Terms Set-me- CHANGE NAVAL GROUP Events Move Rapidly as Arms Parley Enters r Fifth Week r 1 WASHINGTON. Dee. 11. (By ths The text of a. Associated Press-- ) inH treaty between the United Stales as to the Japan covering an agreementwas made status of the Island of Yap public late today at the state depart ment. The treaty prohibits fortlflcatlrn of the Island of Tap and gives Japan ths right to malntaln'order. The United Elsies under the treaty reecgntxes Japan's mandate given by over the Ger the, league of nations man Uiaods la tb Pacific north of th ' ". equator. no license: sr.nnn) - ' ; No Ucen&ln will be of American firms who deatrs to construct either cable or radio facilities on Tap. In regard to radio arrangements, however. It Is provided that so long as Japan maintains an efficient radio station on the island, with unrestricted communications to other stations and to ships at sea, the Unit-e- r States will not exercise Its right of statlos establishing an American 12-fo- ot rot wy in an automobile. popocatepetl Amateurs Now SLIDES SEND Hold Wireless-Tal- MNETO DEATH hurling: lava Over Sea: . ks HIGH IN THE AIR Residents in Villages Near Volcano All Have Fled to Safety - re-jorri- 'd IN WASHINGTON Expert Says Experiments Mean Unrestricted Conver- Rains Falling in Seattle Heaviest in Weather Bu-- . reau Observations sations Between Cousins nt there. The provision In regard to cable facilities Is drawn In the broadest terms. It declares that the United Elates shall haTe 'fre acceas" to the Island for purposes of cable communication- la MEXICO CITT, Dec. 12. (By the 12. City everything that relates to the Dec. Wash.. SEATTLE, 12. Dec. Associated Press.) Popocatepetl, ths TTARTFORD, Conn., cable or to any other cable Cremen today were searching the ruins great volcano southeast of this city, Eighteen amateur stations of a house in West Seattle, a suburb. which American Interests may desire burst Into violent eruption yesterday the eastern part of the United In an effort to recover the bodies of to lay In the future. POWERS WILL SIGN Mrs. Samuel C. Andrews and her two afternoon, a column of smoke and ashStates have succeeded In sending es feet above thrown the step-son- s. The 2,600 four being power treaty dealing with S. and Tom. Jack, aged aged iting delegation discussion of home- been dynamited. oo messages 'across the Atlantic-oceanmountain summit. President Obregon Pacific Islands will be signed at the. are who to believed 7, have lost their matward reservations has beeome a was entertaining a party offriends at to the American lives when their home was struck by the state department tomorrow by rephad strolled , Radio according castle of all the .nations party and Chepultepec a WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (By the ter of Immediate Importance. landslide and demolished last night. resentatives Relay league here today. with them on the balcony when he to 1L Associated Press) An analysis of the Additional Outstanding in any tabulation of PRIVATE DETECTIVE caused the slides, heavy by The report was transmitted here ralna of the last three observed the eruption. The seven representatives of the accomplishments is the four, power memorials, petitions, and resolutions COURT CRIMINAL IN days, made the British near field He called dele-: stationed for from Paul Unicovenant arms strong American glasses this the Oodley, empire will sign the treaty, it By. agreement. received by the work of the searchers difficult. and after closely" observing the column was announced by a British' spokes-mar- t. the receiving Scotland, Glasgow, that ted States, Great Britain, France and ANOTHER KILLED gates up to December t, indicated more 40' miles away, diof the treaty end in the amateur tests that beJ of agreed "as between themselves Japan W. Va Dec. 12. An ad- of smoke rising Horan, ait night watchman it was The formal elmlng Joseph they voiced the sentiments WELCH, be two ' to aviators will consent rected inthat the involved mt M1ln to last to and in gan anhitrh relation explained, Wednesday agreement In. living respect their rights met than 6,535,000 persons, the general court of session criminal itwhen on the Yap question, which was reachtinue until Friday. their, insular possessions' ad domin- journed formation sections of the advisory killed C. E mountain to ascertain the seriousness lost of trial for here the today stantly night early of the stations heard Thlren committee said.: Communications con- ions in' the region of the Pacific Lively, George "Buster" Pence and of the outbreak. his home collapsed from the next Im- ed today. The aviators reported upon their re JAPAN TO REPLY in Scotland of the new "continuoceun," for the next ten years. tinue to arrive, it was said. William Baiters who were Indicted In turn pact of a landslide. His wife, who heard .had The of the Japanese governous that five while of wave" were the they heavy of reply received ratification this was type, communications In was The the house, Upon not Injured. agreement connection with the shooting of Sid in the mountain and that on ment naval rethe radio question probolder "sparks" stations also were' the . rumbling The on alliance, rains the Ed. tabulated as follows: the and of three long Chambers Hatfield past days ably will be'submltted lava was flowing down the slopes be heard. Mr. Godley reported that have been the heaviest In Seattle since by Baron Kato Advocates of complete disarmament. garded with disquiet - in the United courthouse steps here August 1, last. flow crater. Warnings have been the messages from f America were at a meeting to be attended late towas the private detective who sent the were offices of the weather bureau 1,253; advocates of limitation without States and several British dominions, Lively to the residents of villages near will be abrogated. of other powers, the established here, bureau officials said day by Secretary Hughes and Mr. Bal"strong and reliable." posed as a storekeeper in Matewaj the mountain, but Indicate that reports Hlrami limitaof naval Maxim, Limitation president today. Slides were reported In various four. CHANGE NAVAL advocates of armaments, the where seven private detectives and these small towns have been deserted Percy GROUP Radio American of liberon the ; first conference Relay the Benevolence and two and Testerman districts of the city and portions of subject agenda. tion, guided by Mayor private weeks. for The con naval of the believed arms' he said same remains experts in status the of were league, citizens of Matewan killed. HatRainier a residence today,that practically ality, 29,840; advocates valley, district, oo committee, it was announced the results of the teat are were under water. Property damage Iference nas limitation left with confidence to the after Secretary. Hughes had declared field, chief of police, and several othoeen aisoanaea ana a rresn toaar. the American for ers reduction of In the were was of 6,501,436; was tried and acquitted the WRECKS TRAIN SAFE delegation, proposal that section. It judgment of reported, committee consisting of delegates frcm basis between murder of one detective. "It means the coming of the heavy. advocates of limitation with caution, capital ships to a the five powers and experts were namoo BUT GAINS NOTHING FOUR ARE DEAD day when Americans can carry 1,001; against limitation, none; those the United States, Great Britain and to deal with all naval questions. ed on conversations with the unrestricted who beseech divine guidance for Japan. ABERDEEN, Wash., Dec 12. Two AMERICA TO URGED Mr. across he Balfour, head of the British the cousins JAPAN REASSURED. sea," poltheir Christian in a woman a are a dead following delegates men, and baby Lord Lee and Rear Addelegation. said. Dec. MOOSE who those 12. Interwoyen with the. ensuing nego BUY CAPE COD CANAL Posses J AW,wereSask.. especially icy, 5,001,620; and two men are injured, one per- miral Chatfleld were named as the oo be made the tiations has been the question of Paa a for landthat disarmament two as of result today searching fatally, haps Brhlalf members of the committer. 9 4 a who those cific bases naval boarded who Canadian bandit comand and fortifications on Pacl slides the Clemons Lorglng principal issue, 9,620, It was stated that this body would miles sixteen about raltrbad especially advocate an association of upon which no formal laaction has yet WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. Purchase flc railway train, disarmed the ex WOMAN GIVES BIRTH pany's up the proposed naval ratios for been taken, but, it nations. . 38,406. understood. by the government of Cape Cod canal press messenger and wrecked the south and east of Aberdeen last night. take : Prance and, Italy and alo la probaTO CHILDREN oo EIGHT In box a fruitless hunt for val oo Japan 'has received 'assurances of the wasrecommended by Secretaries Den-b- strong submarines. bility, status of uables. continuation the Weeks Hoover who and quo. Informed SEX EQUALITY PLAN MODERN MOTOR CAR . oo Land armaments have not yet been congress that $11,600,000 would be a WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. (By the From MEXICO CITT, Dec 11. OF WOMEN OUTLINED taken up beyond the general discus- "reasonable price for the property." FASCINATES INDIAN OF DIVISION WIFE Associated Press.) Submarines premoosion. It is the that Tamplco comes a report, published by ise to present ihe arms conference land forces in themselves will not be DEATH ANNOUNCED COMMANDER IS DEAD El Universal, that Henora Enriqulta with Its next big issue. An- taken up. for any definite action at Dec. ' 12. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. The aubirth yesRulbo at WASHINGTON. that Place, gave On the major subjects before trip nouncement was made today by the the present meeting aside, from' the OF RICHARD BAGOT NEW YORK. Dec. 12. Mrs. Robert terday to eight children, but none ol tomobile ''seems to possess the same conference the delegates professed National Woman's Party that agree- phases involved in warfare rules to L. Bullard, wife of Major General them survivedIs well. irresistible fascination for the Indian The mother see a to prospect of early solution. be a on form of drafted by committee. the ment, had been reached Robert Lee Bullard. commander of the The Mexico City Medical association that it does for msny of. his white But, the question of whether submaACTION TAKEN the proposed new amendment to the West reMILNTHORPE, Moreland, Second division, died at Governor's Is showing much Interest In the brethren. says the annual report of rines ere to be Included in quantity The conference on the Pacific and England. Dec 12. Richard Bagot. constitution "to cover all political, civil the island hospital today after a long ill port and will Institute an investigation the board of Indian commissioner In the fleets of the future is develops and legal discriminations against wo- Far. Eastern conditions - comprising author. Is dead at his home here. ness. as to Its authenticity. made public today. Ing widely divergent opinions. men." The amendment as drafted China, Belgium, Portugal and Holland The report recommends that In the American naval reduction in addition to. the five major powers, reads:' on all be conferred Great Britain and the United plan "No political, civil or legal dis- have taken action as --follows: conbut the that Indians, government a submaSlates each would be abilities or inequities on account of Root to Adopted the four tinue Its "protective supervision over rine tonnage of 10. 000given tons as comsex or on account of marriage unless respect the independence, points" territorial their property affairs." pared with 64.000 tons for Japan anJ applying alike to both sexes, shall exist and administrative integrity of China; oo a quantity yet to be fixed for Francs within the United States or any place to provide unembarrassed opportunity " and Italy. to UNION PACIFIC their Jurisdiction." to TQ China an for subject develop and maintain CONTROVERSY LOOMS. effective government; to maintain BONDS GUARANTEE Britain thinks these flrurss Crest all for to in 12. Dec German motion, Scandinavia and the Balkans, which equal opportunity China; CANADIAN KEYMEN coat of German films rangrLHLlN, Average be ahoutd Brttlta ex refrain from taking advantage of jrut In half and athat to-film was manufacturers led have es a of discussion what million between half picture wrong and eight the spokesmen predicted TO FORMsNEW UNION isting conditions to obtain special perfected a todsy . with the German technique. The con million marks, although or two Dec. 12. Formal conflict of views might organization "conWASHINGTON, to which would rights abridge the rights one of the prime purposes of which is census of opinion seemed to be that three films have been produced at application .was made by the Union siderable controversy. of friendly states. to capture the European trade held by the American films were better han- a cost of ten million Pacific railroad to the interstate comThe liiitUh believe tfce French and Tele. TORONTO, Ont., Dec. 12. Adopted resolutions on extra terri American producers. In the effort to dled" and were sprinkled generally marks each..approximately merce for commlnloD to and the Japanew. authority Italians, the toriality providing for. the sending of compete with the American film, the with a lively humor. graph operators connected withcom-complain of their Inabil guarantee payment of. interest and are preparingprobably to stand together in farsanonai leiegrapn i a commission of jurists to investigate Germans are endeavoring to develop This verdict was sharply critlclxed ityProducers Canadian, secure and t principal Df an issue of IXC. 424. 000 in vor of a large ue of submarines, Thrf manuscripts, pany decided today to form a nation- conditions in China with a view to a "screen humor," which heretofore however, by a number of German pro- the tosame timegooddmJt are unable Oregon Fhort Une railroad bonds. do not know a yet. exactly how tl they as be known the Telegraph abolishing such rights. union, to al has. been lacking In their productions. ducers who hold tO"the opinion that to pay for. new talent which Is belngiThe money Is to be used to pay off United Stales Ul stand on that quesWorkers' union or Canada. The key to neuresolution Adopted all Teuton films, until re- German technique is bound to prevail contracted in foreign countries. This a maturing respect Virtually obliratlon of the Oreson tion. haTlng officially nothing to men previously have been affiliated trality, of China in war to which cently, have dealt only with historical, over the "slap-stick- " comedy" and the and the fact that America is said to Short Line, which Is a subsidiary of them bevond the orijrlnal rrooaL with the Commercial --Telegraphers' she was not a part any and romantic subjects. legendary "silly, sentimental, things produced have a virtual monopoly of raw films the Union Pacific UKTISU GIVE VIEWS. union of America, Some of the more ambitious German only Adopted resolution against treaties to show rows Of white teeth and Is handicapping the Germans in their oo It was stated today that the British not in harmbny with Root four points companies have engaged American di- a smile." annoulnced purposal of capturing the SUICIDE SPREADS would not attempt to make an Adopted" resolutions' declaring, for rectors and are striving to put AmeriAMERICAN WOOLEN Germans early made an effort world film market. The on the question if convinced thai th withdrawal : of foreign postof flees can from into their plays, to meet to compete In the American home mar rat The 72 firms which are as of the conference FINANCE SCANDAL majority BUYS LARGE MILLS China and limiting-usof r foreign home"pep" ' as well as export ket, and succeeded-untiIn an in consumption Increase announce, however, to Ing recently them. radio stations in China, demands, for American films smuggled of aoo expensive films, which, export of finished films, which the IirKUh concede the Appointed expert committee to"- con Into the country during the last sev- disposing are 12 months to 27,000.000 still held however, for in being ofDec. of 12, OTTAWA, One Oct. securing from the conferDec. 12. Two sider Chinese fiscal autonomy. NORWICH, Conn., eral months, when Importations were lease. An effort toward ficial of th finance department of the ence, a declartlon looking to the comwoolen mills here and one In Yantic, Received Chinese "ten point" dec- forbidden, Motion picture houses IS Germany dominion government was declared by plete abandonment of the submarine, proved surprisingly popu- between American and German produ- a suburb, owned py the Norwich Wool larations setting forth the principles lar. cers, several onths are ported Increasing in popu - police to lo under surveillance today as they will strive. IV was said, to obDegun ap ago. ;also en Mills corporation and valued at to govern relations between China and A survey of Ihe world film markets peared to stumble over the problem of larity, the number having reached 3.- a result of discrepancies altered to ag- tain accepts nec of Mr. Hal fours about $3,000,000, have been acquired other powers (several of these are by Interested Germans. disclosed cost and the uncertainty of the. value 721 with a attendance of dally gregate 122,000. H. K. Rourke. con- proportion to cut In half the allot- by the American Woolen company, it were more American films German of which made 3.000 has and France popular money England making J 4 troller, committed suicide by taking was learned today. ,' ,. (Continued on Page Two.) than 'any vothers in Italy, England. of contracts difficult. 2. 00 motion picture theatres. (Cimtinuexl on rAC Two) poison Funday. Anglo-Japane- , 'i "Lucky" Tom-m- y O'Conner, gunman and killer, was today to have been led to the death cell in the Cook county Jail, tlfcre to await hanging Thursday morning for the billing of a policeman, but instead O'Connor was leading the combined force of 3.000 police and deputies a merry chane. after a sensational escape from the Jail. Four Jail guards were overpowered bv four other prisoners yesterday, but O'Connor's, reputation as a killer suffered when he failed to use a revolver, which had ben smuggled ' to him. Charles FUxmorris. chief of police, today threatened to suspend any policeman who tries to capture O'Connor alive, and promised promotion to the man who brings him in dead. 'He will never surrender so long as he can shoot." the chief said, "and 1 don't want my men to take any chances." Fltxmorris was bitter In his denunciation of conditions at the Jail. He n. - j Dec. 12. . ' , cross-ex-mi-cati- at Pits ' 'i cr6ss-examinati- CHICAGO Amazons '' ' V" , 9 Gunman Due To Die Thursday FOUR POWERS Leads 3,000 Cops Hot Chase READY TO SIGN 2000 FREfSIE Petitioners v r. - STAND ON 0 0 T 0)1 t ' nnnn 0)0) , ... ' of Evidence ! 'S : y' "i.' " ' ' ' J- Sl TP T CAPiT P. M 4 Sis - o 3 LAST EDITION 1,-61- Over Atlantic Ocean - Tap-Gua- m 1 : , se 1; . - epoch-makin- g. -3 re-Qu- est ':i y. general-impressio- - n - . te-da- y . - clti-xennh- lp ii non-citlx- en . GERMAN MOVE MEN STRIVE TO DRIVE OUT AMERICAN FILMS FROM EUROPEAN MARKETS . ... ' a - 1 . -- - . - . raii . - t -- co-o- pt e -- " op-po- "i l - vrj-.U- ted 22.-000.0- v 00. e hepe-Jefin- jn |