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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING; APRIL 26,1920. , Set his opinion, before taking a recess for the national conventions. "Tha movement to secure adoption of this resolution Is made In good faith," he said, "and In (lie Interests of the The vote on It In tha house country. may be leksn as an Indication of the desire among poopis for a condition of peace. and this resolution offers the means of securing It.1' airy broke and ran, said the report, with the truck In pursuit. Further delay In the execution of tha Photo albums 200 sizes and government's plan to send forces northward through Nayarlt waa seen In tha report that tha railroad over which forrea are being mot ad bad bean rut In the state of Jalisco. It waa not expected this would do more, however, than alow tip tha federal movement. Report of defections by federal groups at widely separated points, somaMex-lo-of Russia Signs Trade Part. o which hava been conceded by tha styles-leat- her, Front (Continued COPENHAGEN. April 29. (By the AsFags One) been hava suppleCity authorities, sociated Press. )M. Kraaaln, the Rusmented by cialma of General Salvador . of commerce, the atrorltlea of 1814, a measure of GerAlvarado. Sonora agent hers, that many not necessary to use them. My state- sian llolatievik minister on Friday an agreement with at In who man leaders liODeiUl OI OUCCC9E In for have revolt been direction. Navy yeara their Army purpose ment to house commons of la per-f- e the of isentativae International Industrial! It is raav to axstgerata tha value of hava joined the rebel cause. Notable clear. My view Is that Germany and tlr commercial one waa La them In Gsnevavo Ire tha among settling O, (he military strength of Balgtum should not be prevented from restoring the main lines oforganisations, Cut tions More the program for tha in past and lor the future, but It la equally of the unconquered Zapatista group, who order In Oermany. No ono haa tha resumption of trade bet seen Russia fend simple (o forget that German military waa said to hava furnlehed tha escort to say wa are not prepared to uae right militha world. rest the of must The to Imporwhich enabled waa Hill General la It neither Benjamin strength today shat force to enforce the treaty." tant point In the agreement calls (or live $25,000,000 five years ago nor likely for some years escape from Mexico City about tha time tary establishment of an International dealto come to regain tha position lost by General Obregon disappeared from the Must Pay. ing house, cooperating with Russia, In the disastrous defeat or 118. In this capital. A akirmiah occurred at Contreras Germany It la understood from quits another Copenhagen as the canter of the revived situation Belgian contingents will have a suburb of Mexico City, while Mill wax HENNING. StJlRS trade. source exARTHUR n waa than and not Franoo-ltelglathe lines one By alliance a value for a being passed through Lloyd George that April is. Prediction Washington, Special branrhea of this clearing house that to be exaggerated. tha suffrage amendment would ba followed. It was said, by an attack by tremely Important point In tha agreement (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) be are most established (o In of tha ratified fey tha North Carolina legielatura On the military aide. too. It remains Ie La O's forces on Tlalpam, another between the British and French premiers WASHINGTON. April JS. When In the The rebels overran tha place, defines It to be In tho Interest or Franca countries of the world. The first and at Its special session In July waa mads true, exactly as It waa In 114, that tha suburb not distant future large number of Brit foremost of them wlU be In tha United hare tonight by tbs National Woman's only open road to parts Ilea through e Bel- according to advices here, looted a lew to tlx.In At a meeting to bo held early Ina States. of e Belgian city, where represents-tlvehouses and retreated Into tha hills about May Jsh, French, German and Italian Party after a canvass of tha members gium. In fact, tha return of of sixty of tha allies will meet representaths legislature Thirty-sigto France, giving the French the AJusca, the eld volcano that overlooks aircraft are deacrled Bailing over tives of Germany, a sum Germany must Russia Wants Gold. of the Ithlne from Hwftaerland to the capital. legislators who replied to a questionnaire three United State, diecharging and line A new revolt In southern' Vera Crux pay the elliee Immediately. themselves for ratification, while the Ijttitrr and the fortified arew of NEW TORK. April IS A plan for tha pledge wars rela the tenIt waa even and also on mentlonad a said alllae makes sisven on that tha cargo, the have Moselle, among reports passenger definitely opposed, tbo stateor trade wltth soviet Russia by taking opening ceived. Rebels there had cut Ihe rail- tatively fixed an annual payrnent of three the American public la golhg to become highly German thrust Into France across the Reval. Let homo, or ment said. at delivery of It billion to road from the north Isthmus more difficult the than marks, common frontier prewar exchange, 920,00o,o00 worth of gold which could bo wroth, demanding why the United Stale waa In 114. when It failed absolutely Tehuantepec. ' (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) years, aa a aultabla payment, but that for tho establishment of credit hare, No report had been received today that tha German government will be asked In used la not navigating the air. In the last week of August In the batUa was P. announced today by Emerson WASHINGTON. April IS. Suffragist coast to war f era to west American Ordered the meantime make of a the of Charmea. proposal Then, with the Republlrana btamlng the of the Gap leaders predict the ratification of the naJennings, president of tho American Comporta had arrived. Topolobampo, ono of lump gum. , Democrat and vice veraa, the country of mercial association for tha promotion tional amendment within three months by these porta, already tiaa been occupied will learn that, while the principal Euro- Belgium Is Now Stronger. trada with Russia. at least two end possibly all flva of the by Ibe rebels. Assurances by Oovernor Open Gates to Russia. a con-teaa The aim which pean government! were engaging In deten-etvhaa Its of Delaware, stales her defend not Louisian. North could proposition, In 114 Belgium da la Huerta of Sonora that care would e fur aupremacy of the air for the opening of trade without political Carolina, Connecticut and Vermont. but today, her ability to hold be taken by the rebels to safeguard the , By EDWIN L. JAMES. and commercial purpoec. the United frontiers, M. la Litvin foatered Much of tho French until complications of the by antagonism displayed by Meuse, the left bank anand Interests of foreigners, (Copyright, 1910, by Chicago Tribune.) coStates government stood Idly by. doing armlet members of tho Delaware could join hands with her own llvcp legislature, BAN ItEMO, April 16. Signor Nittl off, head of tho Russian council of nounced yesterday by General Alvarado will reconvene nothing Itaeif and retarding private Initi- forces, may be reckoned probable, while and which May I, has faded the Italian prime minister, wishes all operative erroneously accredited to the Mexative. carbefore tne been earnest forces hava away when campaign tomorrow, Belgian embassy, were reiterated today In commercial bang against Russia lifted Im-- I RWltniad Lucky the United Statee mav conaldnr reorganised, It should bs a certainty. In ican ried on by suffrage workers and political tha copy of a telegram . from General mediately, eaylng that would lead to lift- - I Plum. Again Itaeif If the foreign aircraft vlalilng It any In leaders Tho n behalf ratification. of Franco-Belgiaunderstand Flores to Oovernor do la Huerta for- Ing of dlplometlo restrictions. He be--I event the FIUME, April S3. (By the Associated situation now In the next few years are of the comand th sufI Press. ) Ing la both a significant tvldence of tha warded to General. Alvarado. - Flume Is again severely lieves Bolshevik to solve the the way mercial variety only,. For, , unleaa the readthg frage forces are urging an early vote, of current sventg by one of the .is to open wide all galea to Bus-- 1 aded by land and by aea following a raid while pountry awakaa and preparea. It will be two people! Immediately menaced by any the antla ar fighting for delay. ala and lot tha world aae tho mesa I.e- - I by DAnnunxIoa soldiers on Abbaaia, unable to cope with the giant flying enIn Germany and an GENERAL ADVANCES Louisiana, where th legislature meets renaisaanca military forty-fiv- e west horses of In where made this Russia. nine and hare of war could city, be aent that In Trotsky against gine! which. If It develops Into regular session May 10, may race with It today, without taking Into conslriera-tlo- n understanding That, he believes, would remove Delaware for th honor of being tha BY formal alliance, may have an Important , wishof countries oth.r the still more formidable aircraft bearing thirty-sixt- h atat to ratify. upon the future. that will be conatructed in the next five A preliminary TOLD poll taken by tha naof tha believes Nittl SALT year tional womans Newsparty of tha North Car-o- the McClure 1920, by I troubles of are due to the I The United State government la doing (Copyrighted. these days Una legislature, which will convene In t paper Syndicate.) AOCA FRIKTA. Sonora, April 5. An- - I fact that the world has forgotten howliUUllUl oOCUlllStS otllTCu. abaolutaly nothing to promote commercial session In July, was mad CO., special to amlla and to see beautiful things. flying and the development of commercial April H. Th Avantl of I He today and bear out Us prediction that aircraft. It la doing something to carry It la high time, he say for people to Rom today publishes of amendment be will ratified. Out a manifesto by the the forward the development of military airlearn again to smile. thirty-eigW. Boctallat party Inviting tha Italian pro- th total of sixty legislator Bowerman, themselves to votd for craft, but ao little that wt have been left Following suit of bis two assistants on letariat to organise meetings protest In the rear In thia field alone. the supreme council, who have aban- against tha Japanese tor their war on fledged wer definitely oppooed, and 271 Main Street, Near Brotdway Inatead of retrieving the trngtc fiasco doned their formal vote last Sunday to Russia " according to a Central News eleven wer noncommittal, many of th of U. S airplane production In the war. have no relations with newspaper njen dispatch Irom tha' Italian capital. Tha replies showing a decided pro uf frag tenThe bulletin said ghat General Banterta I during tha Ban Remo conference, Nittl the nation haa gone to the other extreme accuses the entente of com- dency. manifesto I In serrevolted the stifled who Luvtano, the military air He and almoet received a number of correspondent originally in Connecticut and Vermont active state of Mtchoecen, had invaded Colima I told them to ask any questions they liked. plicity with Japan. vice. The ermy and tne navy appropria campaigns ar being carried on by state and was threatening the capital city, Co- - I gome he answered, some he parried, but II Ti.rlia tlon for aviation wa cut down to leaders national to and th govpersuade I Slaughttpr Frpnrh each for thia year, while next year lima, and Manaanlilo. Italian premier ernor to call special session a majority through this ordeal oftherare 25 Bonora military leaders tonight said I gava the the army Is to be allowed 940. 0o,0o0 and humor exhibition both CONSTANTINOPLE, an (By of counted good April by legislatures being the navy 925,000, OOo. Great Britain prothat Guaymaa Joined the revolution when I and good nature. Associated Press!, Five hundred French suffragists a favorable to the the state seceded without a battle. The II Asked how long tbs supreme council poses to expend I387.0o0.0ti0 on Its air troops are reported to have been wiped of Topotobempo wee taken by Gen-- tended to exist, he replied that he hoped out In the evacuation of Urfa, In the aervlca It waa only with the greatest difficulty . era! Angel Flores during the first week the Ban Remo conference wae the last northwest part of Mesopotamia. Detail that the war department dissuaded con- - II at present heads the forces destined for I of hla campaign In that stale, they said. Ilone. are lacking. Sonora under the direct orders of Car-- 1 Bonora officials said they believed the ' "The whole world, he said, la sick greaa from abolishing the experimental American relief workers, among whom I I I In Mexl-anwhich o aviation Inventions ranis. were Mrs. Richard Mansfield, are all re, desire for American warships at d tired of the supreme council, and laboratory ars developed and tried out. With the I lean porta Was due to the fear of foreign-- I ant I" , ,, ported safe. I era limited appropriation, the army haa been Active. that Carranxa. ships might bombard I able to order so few planes that all but IlAgUliar . Japan Starts Home League. two manufacturer of airplanes on a large I I th AdrlaSta muddle Th Prmler HONOLULU. T. H., April 14. A league ? scale during the war have gone out of I jyoalled Into active aervlca. la at V ra I tiv of General Flores It said. organlxlng a strong column. bL out off would ba aettled at Ban Remo, and when of nations association has been organised business. am oleo oil f le da h T It was asked Russia. about bellf .i withTbe mGaiia th question While Iha army haa been tinkering with frm 'V.hU,th. piatn the subject had been that upon I in theNdeahi ofUuleeagu a Toko cable- attempt trooD1"'" I sujugatlonof bo I . r. lommimlcation the Improvement of types of planes used nora In the war, Germany haa produced an which Nittl wished to speak. "Yea." he gram received here today by NIppu JiJl. ormltlonelvM mt'mTll by forces advancing from Caa id- - " resumed dou2rt.ro b2 G.nenS P Slim want to see relation airplane. The wings are made Grandee, Chihuahua, another army by Ar6 you watching the inLhL tn with Russia at one" of metal. Instead of wood and silk. There way of Sinaloa, and by aea by way of ,11 I I or commercial T" he wae met not so much as a thread of combustible Guaymaa. uncertainty prevails regarding I "D1Phmatlo valuation of your meri creasing " .T , "I1 . ,1.. . I asked. matter In Its construction. It will not the possibility of an attack from the- I f You probably are, chandise and hand hla waved burnt Oerman airplanes henceforth will north, since the foreign office has He I Peace replied: Members aT1J In Parley Proposed. Iha a.uvnmrtllnhmanfk Boys I Tou .sued a denial that the Mexican govern-- 1 I "Oil! One leads to the other. not be "flaming coffin" and r 15. M. E8'1 LONDON. yourself on the patting Tchltcherln, April ment to United of the a asked deal haa the th know Oj The advent of these permission right any ally airplane According we I the Bolshevik foreign minister, haa sent to back for mean th scrapping of all other tvpe thrU11 Amer 'I Arnulfe with that Club making easy like, Rual., regard I youre Gomes is menacing for to Tampico. at war'wlth 'Russia Ruaia"la theformal proposal ef construction. The war department on rising market condith8 I an ally twho says a money opening of peace negotiation ha The most Interesting effect of the 8o- - II Any'natlon knows all about the German metal plane collapsed. I PSJ11?, U. A. and la experimenting with the Idea, but nora revolt upon the presidential jitua- - I s011 the perfect right to resume relations with I wireless dispatch received here from Mostions. Murgta, a Carranxa leader, In Rulwin, tlon la that it haa raada Obregon pf'eal- without success up to data. The Gerbut we ahould act together in on cow. Jt to mans built this plane for war and are dent lal electioneering propaganda virtual- - I Colonel W want Russian tbs thing. people But suppose you burn out toRodolfo Gallevos, who took up know that w have nothing required to surrender all military planes ly treason, although, so far aa is known. against them, against Carranxa In .Nuevo Leon, but the allies must hava assurance is that increased valof this type under the terms of the treaty. I General Obregon haa not yet Joined th arms morrow that to Tba Tribune. Special has broken rail communication between So tha allies expect to learn tha secret I Sonora revolutionists, th Ruaslang'wlll not try to Interfere In 25. An agricultural and LOGAN, care of! uation th Nuevo taken April and of border. Leon Gulf th our internal affair. of Ita construction eventually. Mexico, the bulletin said. Industrial tour of Cach valley concluded we The British. French and Italians, as well Obregon Considered Tr&itor. obtained that assuranc "Having General Flore commander ef the first as the German have adapted their war bo able to go ahead, each In a man- th aeoond annual boy and glrla club Do Today Tomorrow May The war department, according to the division of the nortbweet, with head- shall ner he thinks best. Tha world needs and the Britplanes to passenger-carrischool at th Agricultural college yesterBe Too Late ish ar operating a daily passenger ser- published statement, considers Obregon quarters at Cullacan, is reported to be Russia, nnd especially doe Europe General Benjaday, Most of ths fin dairy herd nnd moving towards Maxatlan with advanced Frankly, I do not bellevo there la much vice between London and Faria, planes and bis chief supporter. to aa min the miles about from at Hill, troop belonging military Quila, seventy and to two were visited raw farms hour be had beet from materials ef the valley leaving every grain or the port. In But because of exRussia this craft the United forces, which brings them within tha th condensed milk factories and knitting drumhead courtmarttal on Governor Enrlqu Estrada Is declared ohang rates year. war States la absolutely negligible The army scops of ofa rebellion and reasons, Europe and to control tne state of Zacatecas with faces five or six bad years. If Russia mills also were Inspected. and treason has two airships, the navy four all of charges the death sentence possible. Th and Colonel Pasqual Ortla la helped got along again, ah can aid large force them Th judging contests wer concluded obsolete. A targe I makes practically I I deer has of atat of th legislature IJIchoaRubio, governor already herself by next year, and In succeeding dirigible with a speed of seventy mile an Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, and prises ware awarded. Thursday dared all campaigning for the election II can. is declared to control that atat. . I year hour being constructed for the navy II ot ' Royal Crook of th Wasatch High school General Francisco Figueroa la declared Stocks and Bonds in England at a coat of 12 500 000 hregon treasonable. But I Partial- won. for bis school tha cup given by the before Mr. Daniels placed the order the Bnef'y- - ,ha official statement declare I to bo in control of the atat of Guerrero, Soviet Rule DlfiastrOUS. 60 East First South Germans had built a dirigible of ninety. I that the uprisings by the governors of Jointly with General Forturuxto Mayootte. I Ogden Livestock and Provision company It Is "understood that General Dbregon la I "Now In many countries there ar five miles speed and a cruising radius of tho ites of Zacatecas and Mlchoacan tor tha highest total score In th liveworking people wbo believe Russia Is mile 10,000 The United Btates could have proved futBe, that th revolt direct-hav- e with these forces. Wasatch 4546. Boehevlkl g The bulletin declared that th states heaven on earth which th contest In the stock and purchased thia ship from Germany II f1 against Tuxpam Inhas been suppressed: Guerrero Is uncer- - of Hidalgo and Talaxrala are controlled have bullt. I want to let everybody go to that the situation for J120.000. contest Urban Hanks of combined I Russia and see what ruin the soviets tain; that minor disturbances In small i by their respective governors. Maximo I have I mads and let those who see Judge Warns, Ira Markham of Spanish Fork, in tha southeast of the state Rojas and Nicolas Flores. It was stated-garrisons i I or not they 'want ths same Pueblai ihave been crushed, whllo aall I that tho governors aro supported by tbi II of and Sidney Cornwall of Granite, won sec LLINlLiNUY i UL1U I . LI: ai regime In their countries. They will not congresses of both state third and fourth, respectively. Royal ond, to Tk Trlbuae. th Boehevlkl It want can IN IRELAND! gethcr with the military forees.are-loyal- , and Special be peril Colonel Toldi and Governor Jose Sanwith the exception of Sonora and part of tos In the state of Naysrtt. the bulle- ended by letting everyone see just what KAMAS, April 25. A stockmen's meet- Crook won first in the livestock Judging Dinner Dance $1.00 In to Bolshevism amounts practice. tin states, have declared for th revoluwas recently held at Kama Sinaloa, which has been Invaded. The oontest, with Reed Halverson of Spanish By Universal Service. On the subject of Germany, Nittl said ing 5 to 12 p. m. Fork, second. Urban Bwen'on VpiVal-wlttionists. waa attendance large, notwithstanding (Exclusive cable to Universal Service nuel'l h Various other military leaders with the allies must act with firmness and I and the London Dally Express.) SONORA SOLDIERS justice. Germany haa lost th war the roads were almost Impassable, show-- I ant Grove, fourth. In th bands are of declared siaea by varying waa responsible and she J n the Interest th stockmen are tak- - I oontest th following wer winners: Iva DUBLIN, April 25. Ons of the 8lnn Florida Grapefruit the announcement to have Joined the for which she said. GUAYMAS Fein hunger strikers was released today She must pay what , Markham of Spanish Fork, first; Maurice revolution In the states of Jalisco, Vera must pay, hewe to ,n wnat aay they from Wormwood Scrub ba prison. It is lrt get not trJing must can. demand but more the of Tooele, second; Sidney Cornwall Cru Tabasco and Tamaullpaa. learned here. Soup their right from the forest service of- - I Bryan than she can pay. cf Granite, and Royal Crook, Wa- Lord Mayor Kelly had been allowed to reeda Russia, but Europe I flclals, and toi which they have already I satch, fourth.third, "Europe Spring Vegetable St. Jullenn fc return to Dublin, while Alderman O'Brien, too. need must Germany, Whitmore of the Jordan Or Germany, U. S. MEXICO Saltlnes ,d. two lr,P'1 to Washington. against whom a warrant was sworn out a II LOS ANGELES, April 15. The city of school won the baking contest. Fld&iice put beck on her feet. The forces of pro- few days ago, was told today ha will not Guaymaa. Sonora, .on the Gulf of Call-- b At tlila meeting Supervisor Dana Par- - smith of Granite ductlon must be released again. The war waa second; Haxet arrested. All these measures are fomla, was captured April 12 without a Let ua get klnson of the Wasatch national forest Christiansen and Augusta Madsen, both over, please remember. Broiled Lamb Chops. Natural taken here aa definitely ahowing that I or of Boxelder High school, wer third and being fird by 5000 Bonora state of di. Th. ogde I Sir Hamar Greenwood, the new Grace Williams of Roast Sugar Cured Ham. Champagne Style chief sec- - troops, .commanded by General Angel fourth, 'M represented by District Forester Granite respectively. all world the and allies should won retary for Ireland, Is Inaugurating a pol- - j Flores, according to Captain N. K. J disarm Rissole Potatoes the contest. Ora sewing .. !.. i. i oobson of the gulf mtl ateamer, Icy of conciliation and leniency, Dinner RoUs Kneipp and Assistant District Forester Whitmore of Jordan won second place. to San from Corlnto halem. Francisco, The Washington office wa rep- Ella Siockey of Tooele, third. Wood which arrived at Los Angele harbor to-There were seventy high school senior resented by Grazing Inspector Nelson. MEN Salad day. present, representing nearly every county and The argument presented grazers to in tfta state. These represented the deNewbouse Special Combination According Captain Jacobson, th Carwere to to entitled CONVENE IN CHICAGO ranxist&a show facts that they in Guaymaa made no attempt of agriculture and homo ecoFrench Dressing more consideration than tne forest of- partment mxtawwiaiau at In their respective schools. and the customs house, rail- ficials have as yet agreed to give them. nomics Tha furnished -;college supervised lodgthat Vanilla or Chocolate lee Cream qSin'tl flame before they reached th Laredo f allowed" m turn ing accommodations for the students on by P,lto,n,l,0Oor7uwT for I Assorted Cakes ! A th aide of the river. The bridge wa mIv sanitation, of Catholic men on .ubjeits campus. .7mv2MOOO """anderd Instil by th Sonoralstas. carefully arranged proone the of tneir 8n. or j.wmie in which they have a common interest! The only move toward definding the burned to th Mexican aide. th work of whole week gram covering 25 said: allowed are Nittl Kama 100,004, per only people Fresh Apple Pie and Cheese 11 w will be discussed May 5 at a conference I said, came when 250 me- - I Arrangements hava been made to op-aBhe sake to keep heavy artillery cent May 1. and 75 per. cent May 16; was carried out under th direction Of When I M. Dr. erate a shuttle train on th railroad and military airplanes, Germany Ik notwithstanding this the Kama H. Harris, stats leader of Junior Coffee MUk Tea Chicago called by Bishop Srhrembs of rlnv were sent ashore from the MexToledo, chairman of the lay organization I ,can gunboat Guerrero, but they, It wa bridges that span th Rio Oranda. Th work, and Miss Goldie Faux, When she ask for a sufficient I men are graxing southerly exposures, extension assisted atate other assistant I leader, by on department. National Catholic elfare I declared. Joined the revolutionists as soon trains will accommodate both passenger army to maintain order, she Is right." will be while the Heber stock ranged council. las the Sonora cavalry entered Guaymaa. and freight traffic. was asked if It were I northerly exposures with only the Provo members of the college faculty. When the The work don Included competitive More than thirty organizations The chamber of commerce has Invited rue the alliespremier havs II When the Nehalqm put into Guaymns two range In ques- Invlt would the German deleriver dividing been asked to send delegates. Relations April 12. Captain Jacobson said there the military commander of this district contests for the and gates to Brussels to talk over financial tlon. elevation, etc., being approximately grain with Catholic law societies abroad, espe- - I were no signs of disorder and the port tamWTOW boys, and baking and sewing contests for ,a NltU swung around and the same, the The entertained the college girl dally In Europe and South America algo I hosin' ns was be'ng conducted aa usual. the situation, whlcn they consider crltl- - j arrangements. h0uted: It appeared from the discussion that will be discussed. There were band concerts In th plssa cal In view "And why not? That question show Albert Potter of the Washington office boys and girls at a dance given In the Bmart afternoon nnd evening, and, except for Mexico, gymnasium Friday night. Thursyou are thinking In terms of war! Young had recently written a letter to Bupervl-maa picture thow furnished entertainthe presence of a large number of armed war Is over." wherein he stated that day the sor Parkinson Norway to Develop Electricity. ment. The Ag. club and Home EcoHoad to Be Returned. men. conditions seemed normal. Nittl sank back Into his chair and there should be no discrimination between nomics Norway Is planning extensive develop- club of the college gave a addition to taking Guaymaa, tha In his Into on launched favorite and this ranges He adjoining grazers 25. DOUGLAS. Arts.. subject April ment o, electricity fiom her many water I revolutionists also took over the gunboat Reports said: "War and peace are not social at the women's gymwas presented by the grazers facts bepoint an of only current reached agreement power sites. .according to Trygve of the college on Tuesday night nasium I Sortes- - Guerrero, and hod it towed off Maxatlan. Forest service officials are atlil holdThey ar states of mind. The trouble Southern Pad fla de Mexico offiThose who attended the school were as berg or Christiania, a member of the Nor- - There her engines were to be repaired tween satisthe world today la that It is In a ing out and the grazers are not th state government of Bonora with cials I In i San Juan High wegian state department of war state of mind. ration, ft was reported, for an that and It must get into a fied with the treatment they are receiv- follows: Dee L. Bayless. railroad be to turned back the the who Is vis ting Salt Lake whilewaterways, on a tourlatlaek on Maxatlan. state or mind. The war Is over. ing from them. From statements made school, Blanding; Haxel Christiansen, this week ar given strength by peace Madsen Mark and e Augusta studying hydroelectric power plants in II Captain Jacobson said General Flores. company gras-erNichols, Is have believed It the after th meeting peace! the purchasing agent ap- Let's America. on jjie afternoon of April 13. made up sev- - the report that High acohol, Brigham; Anna Stockwill carry their grievances up to the Is state the all by pointed cancelling er. Carbon school. Price; David High eral trainloads of troopa and sent them In contracts for material. secretary of agriculture for the third War Veterans Organize. Niqholson and Cora Collett of Duchesne the direction of Topolobampo. which later time for final determination. DEMOCRATS High school, Roosevelt; Josephine TtVIN FALLS, Idaho, April I.',. About was said to J ave been captured. and Eldred C Fisher of Davis WILL gpeclal to The Tribune. thirty former soldlera were enrolled as school. Wood's Cross: Nora Walker High 25. The question as to and Melba member of the World War Veterans' OGDEN, April Bybee of North Davis High what date would be proper for the openat a meeting held here last U. S. ARMY MEN Layton; Lawrence Garrett, Rulon ing of the grazing season In the Kama school, night. Organisation of a local post and Clarence Gowers, Garrett. Edgar election of officers is scheduled for region of Wasatch forest will probably Alice FTancom, Boswell, (Chicago Tribune Special Dispatch.) Glen Garrett, Eleda Garacbe decided after the first of meeting May 14. of MEXICO WASHINGTON. April 25. Th rett, school, Nephi High allies cording to L. F. Knelpp, districtMay, Nephl; Clifforester. ford Watts, Ora Whitmore and Lavern having yielded to the president on the with headquarters in "this city. He said Smith of Jordan Dies. Congressman High school, Kandy; Earl 25. Advices WASHINGTON. settlement of th Adriatic question. Dem- that on May I J. W. Nelson of the gras-in- g Howe. Sidney Cornwall. April Florence Smith, WASHINGTON. April 25 from Mexico City reaching here today. department of the service withC.head-M. Grace Williams and Virginia ocratic senators hope that Mr. Wilson Farrar of tlv c. A. Nichols of DetroitRepresents-- I I Including some reports to the govern-at and quarter Washington, Granite collapsed the High school, will resubmit the German peace treaty to Woods Of the district grazing departMurray. his home here while at dinner with ment, appeared to be In sharp conflict Barueil Larson and Madsen Bophrona of with senate the an will comment forest and make visit the suggestions of a di8l within a few min- - with the summary of the situation as ' Hher Kanpete High school of Mt. Pleas(Continued Front Pag On.) promise on reservations acceptable to the examination as to what should be the North Clifford elected to congress In 1914. to the Bonora revolutionary movement Vbf.ih Jones, Clara ant; Madge Ruft, majority. proper time for opening of the grazing Johnsen, Nlal d t0 hav b8" due to heart made public In Mexico City today. Nelson, Ivle Leon, Allen ' Benator Underwood, who Is about to season. For Infants failure. He was unmarried Army officers who are studvtng the flc has been reetored to 90 per cent nor- become and 44 yeara of InMr. Knelpp said that the residents of Cooley of Sevier High school; Le Grand senate leader the situation beyond the border were frank mal movement will find every minority. manufac- tends to FUma J Innlids Clark, Gunn, & Allis ISmery ewlg, the In Kamas the wanted the grazing season In declaring their opinion, based on govurge president to resubmit turer and merchant whose supplies ar of the Summit High school, Coalthe treaty before th foreign relations forest to be (Opened earlier than the of- King M. ernment advices, that the revolution was depleted quite skeptical. Livestock Butte Miners to Beturu. and committee Ella ville; Maurice McBride, Rtockey, th resolution de- ficials" of th forest had thought proper, Brvan more serious than the Carranxa officials coal have been g.ven priority, yet every complete ReCeekisg and Alfred Lundberg of the Tooele Bt, TTE, Mont,, April 2 borne of the requests for the early gras-tp- g These officers coal dealer In Chicago shakes a gloomy claring peace. tors of were willing to admit. Emmett Hayes, school, Tooele; High I mines In this district. In which activities waa Parbeen had Dana bv still the While much Importance to the In disapproved attached treaty fuel low over stocks. head pending A Nutritious Diet All Russell for Jennie MarBwenaon, I ward Ages Anderaon, the senate the president threatened to kinson, supervisor for the Wasatch fordrive of General Angel Flore' partly suspended for a week Hotdawav of the Pleasant Grote or a strike withdrew It if the allies should not meet est. This action. It Is said, has caused jorie achool. ca'led by the Metal I olutionary forces through the state of Lunch at Office Home or Quick Pleasant Grove: Vera Hurst High Mine Workers union No. 00, I, his views on the settlement of the Flume a jpotest ronq certain quarter In KamW 1 Mnaloa, south of Sonora. Tney also saw Alta Marcel of The Payaon High announced tonight that operations W.would! Avoid Imitations and Snlstitntea question. The senate relieved him of any as, It Is said that, while a few protests and probability, from their advice or un Paul school, Payson: Orville Hammond, be resumed tomorrow. 1 official been made of of an out have the In of that necessity reports, threat by against carrying early attack ruling Bird. Florence Childs, Mabel Straw of th and returning the treaty. It la Supervisor force by the federal forces on (he reve-WParkinson, rejecting ST file gj- surmised tost the allies In yielding on number of Individual and organisations I Sprlngvllje IRgh school, Bpringvllle; Ray j lutlonary, forces in Sonora Itself. I Kirkham, vlma Wing, Mary Bound to District Court. ., Flume may hav been actuated, among had advised th department of their ap- - lJoad This delay, it waa said, would be dan- - Special t Tk Tribaae. , , Anderson of th Lehl Hith school, Lehl; I 25 . "DOR, Republic of Balvador, geroua not only because of the sis of BUHL, Idaho, April proval of th actions of Parkinson. Tuesday eve- other considerations by a desire to rePOCATELLO. Idaho. April 25. R, R. Maurice Don Jones. I wave of Thurgood tha Rex hug the at reason at over move theater because force but th of APru, a the hand, awept th ning any glrle chorus arising from their attiw narr A;A Provo High achool, Provo: Verdin John- Wilson; abstractor and real estate man, I at Chamrerieo, Guatemala, Increased activities of Villa along th of the Buhl high school wlU stage an tude for a refusal by the president to Loss of arpetlt Is also loss of vitality son. Stela Vernon of Uintah academy. who waa charged with obtaining money I persons and destroving more killing "Th Feast of th Yel- resubmit the treaty. lines of communl-SHOentitled than exposed government's operetta To tone. recover under false pretenses In the sale of school vigor, appetite and th Vernal; Minnie Evans, Bernice baga of coffe ready for shipment cation. low Corn." In view of the concessions to his deland In Bannock county, was bound over rest take Hood's Parsaparlllo that Aletha Thnmaa, Bert Jones, Nielson, to Ban Francisco, Cat., Is the cast of players: Weeda mands made by the allied and many bales I Flores, who has occupied Cullacan. Is Eugene Following the premier of merchandise. strengthens the stomach, perfects diges- Ferguaon, Jra Markham, Ellas Gardner, to th district court by Justice John A. reported to he some distance south on Wants, queen of th Wants tribe, Irma provident. It I contended, could with tion. He was released ou makes a Tupper. It also lot Mar Holmes. Red Davla and Reed yesterday. eating pleasure. his wav to the atate of NayariL Hla Pleaelnger; Imp Light, her slater. Getta good grace send th treaty again to tha makes th blood rich and sure and steadHalvoraen of Spanish Frk High school. 91500 bonds. movement has been facilitated by the Oreeney; Fudge, Pudge. Wudge. chil- senate, asking ratification. Kura Goes to Oregon. Henator Un- ies th nerves. Spanish Fork; Dorothy Prout. Elwood (Advertisement.) of motor trucks which he waa said dren of the queen, Irma Eyeleth. Ruth derwood, however, will tell the president Mrs. O. M. Blakely of Salt Lake, for- use William of Ogden High achool. Oeden; to hava used a few days ago to rout a Allen and Miller; Old Rquaw, that unless he makes concession to tho Rue merly school nura for the cltv board of small cavalry detachment aent to check sorceress of Dorothy H tokBIG DANCE Clegg. Royal D. Crook, th Goldie the chotribe, eenat be cannot Rugg; rattreaty majority health, haa left for Hood River, Ore., him. Inatead of waiting for the cavalry rus. soprano, "Spirit of en. Urban Hanks of the Heber High Happiness and ified. W. O W., 8 L. Camp 53. Tuesday school. Heber; Ella Zlnok FOR FLETCHERS by where she has accepted a position aa to attack, h lores sent his trucks forward of Bear River; Knox said today that the sen- evening. Eagles' hall. 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