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Show 4 IKK HALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY .MORNING, JUNE discussion seems to center on whether It no naed for government artlon. the mahas done any damage to any candidate, jority favor the ereatlon of eome form of tribunal or rommlaeton cotupoaed of and if so, which one. of employer, employee and the putillc, to whom dlaputae may bo volCOAST unlesa untarily referred, whoae tjoitld not be binding or rarry BUSINESS unanlmoua, EYE height, cave In ao far aa they enllated FIELD the fore of public opinion." 1t Tha general principle of tha Knns InJP nilm, Trtl'Unc Halt Lsk Trtbuaa Dxwd Wire. dustrial relation court. In tea applica1C K. Val CHICAGO. June 2. Sheriff o government employment and pub0 1 Martinez, Cal., allow, to mix a little tion lic la favored by a large majoronline., here. ' pleasure withI hie buiileeee while Jonn-aoDv the subcomu ity of persona canvassed to hooat Hiram W. Ills business Forces report for the pcesldenry,' end for pleaaucs mittee throughout tha country,to the tha KaA. Measure otumamnn that he prnpo,- - ia get out et odd houre end raid, adding saa waa that outside from project mainly for Gene Oeery. the killer, bho he slate. The majority la opposad to Chicago hunt eo far eluded th police. , Slowly to tha of Kansas 5 private plan to Make Had 'em rail me at the hole! at o'clock thle morning." eaid bhrriff Veale. employment, the subcommittee elated. of "Understand you are looking for thle Good Win Valuable. of youra thlx dene Gesry. Good will innlde th They allow he's a right bed hombre. plant la mart On.) Killed a rouble of men and la around the valuable than ail machinery (Continued From tn data for dance halt imagin' about It. ettlrment of dtaputea between labor and and this thought WASHINGTON. June J Sal of Amermade J'Oot up early morning by m In general the recommendations capi'i'l, tha report asaerted. Thia cannot Hen top Kail In M report to the aenaTe, f might arare him ont of hia hole. Need be directly developed hy Icgiaiation. but ican ahlps to foreign. Interests Jf. after Mex-L'cere on etreet Hidin' my home, though. a sympathetic attitude by the government declaring that unleaa conditions in board has would to make condition favorable diligent effort, tha shipping are improved the United Stale don't get e man nowhere "Didn't run acrost hide hof hair of for ita help been unable to dispose of thorn to AmeriIt waa added p ahouid Inters ene. development. Trail was too cold. Trackin' ain't I Alt mention of prohibition ! omitted him. The aubcommlttre on certain prohlema ca ns, ia provided for In the merchant mafrom the tentative draft and It was un- - aa good her aa It la In my country. I've declared itself In favor of the federal child rina bill as finally agreed upon by tha bad aa deratood that those who conferred heroS gone out and got other men Juat labor Jaw, or. If thla ware held unconati senate and house conferees after virwould recommend against any declara-- a. tills Geary hombre. tutlonal. added that tha ronetitution tually an session. Have you abandoned the chase? tion on the subject. That Issue, it was should be amended, if neceaearv, to enbill provides no time limit In which "Not yet. I allow to be here all thle able con arc a to regulate and controi theThe f suggested, should bo regarded aas desettled. will board ba compelled to dispose of lara-j- j week and next week, and I will keep an The tentative draft contains child labor. merchant ships. the government-owne- d tion. howeer, urging prompt ratification eve out for your bad man. If I meet uup advoaa The Itself reported Americans would be given fifteen year hlth him there whl be a lively rook a cating comrrjttee of the woman suffrage amendment. woman the that bureau wartime but foreigners lo In for which pay I reckon I'm aa fast on the Another declaration still missing from trigger aa any of th department of labor be continued would be allowed onlyships, ten years, and they )& tho the sol- - man In these parts." in eervlce under a womarw chief; federal would be required to pay not less than li platform is that relating tosaid they disr bonus. The leaders here and atate cooperation to combat the morper cent Interest. The Interest to be paid were unprepared to make any recom- wom? tality of infanta and by American purchasers wou d be fixed under presentinundation on the subject en. the of and maintenance wartime the by the board. conditions and fhat a rlank on the subdefederal under the service A permanent ehlpplng hoard of seven employment mould be worked out at Chicago. partment of labor, working through ad- members la provided for, two each from 6 ject No attempt was made to reach a final In boards tha state. Pacific and Atlantic crisis and one tha visory ii decision on a plank relating to the league CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2. Senator each from tha gulf. Great lakes and cenSeveral tentative declarations Iliram W. Johnson of California deliv7 of nations. tral west regions. Not mors than four f have been drafted, however, and a ill be SPROUL WILL members of the hoard rou.d be members L laid before the nartv chiefs at Chicago. ered an address before a large crowd here of the same political parly. In Us work the conference hud before tonight. RUNNING was of It second the hla day Senate provisions that no sale could be v It the platform adopted bv the Virginia- here, and hla final campaign speech bemade at a price telow the cost of produc tho ap- fore and given Democrats recently on touched lie 'j proval of Pt evident Wilson. It was said radlcaliem reaching Chicago, time of making the sale with I rillLADKLIHIA, June 2 The Penn- tion at the and the league of nations. to na- proper reduction for depreciation, were to phrase tha sylvania delegation Republican ft that everv effort was madeit so He declared he would deny the right tional convention would make or today unanimously In- eliminated, the Republican draft that power" of certain Republican nes-papeProvisions authorising theHward to dei Governor as possible. William C. Rproul for 14 the issues as clear and direct to read out of the Hepublican dorsed the presidential nomination, and pledged termine ae soon aa poaalble what steama In ever whom Lincoln spirit party those Its support to him, "In tha confident beship lines ahould be established and put abided and for whom ha waa aver strivlief that he wrlll be nominated aa the Re- In operation between porta In the United ANGERED WOMEN ing. and Insular possessions as well aa sLaudard-bearer.- " States were senate if given the power, he said, he would publican PLAN TO This was done a caucus of the dele- abroad, were retained, as deal with those who created the cause of gation after the at to maintain a merchant maamendments governor had protested rine same radlcaliem of the with band, the heavy capable greater part carrying the Wire. Lake Tribune Lc.acd taking any formal fj Chicago THhonc-g.l- t Senator Johnson declared he did not against aa a delegates unit and after ha had an- of the natloo's commerce and of serving 0 WASHINGTON. June 2. Immediately believe that lalor costs were by any action In time and auxiliaries as naval military nounced that hla name would ha present1? of war. ed to the convention by former Congress upon the announcement of the defeat ot means responsible for the rise In prtres, Is de board court the atifhorlxed under the he criticised the supreme While man J. Hampton Moore, mayor of PhilaF the suffrage amendment by the Delaware and Mil to set aside 825.000.000 annually for clsion ruling that corporations stock div If according to present plans. from next five legislature today. In spite of the efforts of ldends are- not taxable under the Income delphia, the years proceeds derived name conwill be to My tha presented Ji President Wilson, who took a hand In the tax law. from the sale and operation of ahlps ae a vention, and 1 should much rather have construction the conferee ,!? struggle last night and sent telegrams W He cited figures to show the. Increase th fund, . - of - sue - deleSHt-. aa 4at erU three Democratic members urging them of corporation profits during the war. The mine d nateiT provisions" which Would' enable the own Individual convictions, L to vote for ratillcation, ktioo appeals were secret of Itaelf to build new ships. The board down the coat of llv than asby their bringing caucus ac- board of any representative use tha fund to aid American ariwould 3 sent out tonight by the National Rom- Ing, he aald, lay in the equal taxation of tion or unit Governor aald rule, Rproul middle In concerns tn the construction of or the all Incomes. "From the standpoint of 's art's party to auffragtata Tha governor announced that he had sen In the new tuke the to them la tonnage. part that K west, asking the my radicalism, press, kept a SenIn talk earlier the with long day The hill would authorise the board to 1 protest demonstration at Chicago on June. he added. Boles Penrose, who ia 111, and that ator over control of the former German take Ita to expense. 5 8, or to contribute tk latter had expreaeed a wish for harafter January 1 , The call to th demonstration of pro-- 2 piers and would behind stand mony strongly TO READY The bill also would give the president test before . the Reputdican convention EDWARDS any action the caucus might take. 11a authority to extend tha V was signed by Alice Paul, chairman of coastwise shlp- added that Senator Penrose said he ex.ewe eo ae to Include the Philippines, th the National Womans party. Just before to to some rlng go pected e Chicago. rnrf-fPrivately, E she left for Chicago to organise the authorising the lxiard to proof the leaders who are In a position to vide suitable water transportation befrage forces there. It reads as offollows:e C'hlrazo Tribune Salt Lake Tribune leased Wire know the senator's condition, expre-eo- d In the United fltatea and tween , ports The Republican legislature i N, June 2. WASHING! lid Governor moment the at last belief the the that If A aska could refuses to ratify the suffrage ward satisfactory arrangements Kdwa-d- s of New Jersey, the per Pennsylvania leader will net go to the not ba made with owners of private owned Tha Republican governors sonal liberty tandldate amendment. Demo for the convention city. were stricken out. of Connecticut and Vermont, khera tha cratlo presidential nomination, now ftnda Senator Penrose waa elected chairman vessels, of provision relating to exemption legislatures are counted upon toto ratify, himee'f between two fires and has deterof the delegation, and Senator Philander shipowners from excess profit taxes under meet. mined to wade Into the Vi refuse to allow their legislatures San the at C. Knox, at chosen mlxup win delegate large, certain condltlors, end to the conipensa ' We are confronted by a serious emer-- t Francisco convention with guns loaded aa the Pennsylvania member of the com- tion to he paid for carrying rnalia, will be geney. It looks as though Republican each hand. mittee on resolutions. retained. it opposition would prevent millions of tom- - In Governor announced through dwnrds Earlier committee reelected the state en from voting this November. his organlzitlnn In Washington today that Senator lenroae, national committeeman. St "Will you Join us on June 8 af th Re- - headquarters' for hla ire to be r publican convention In Chicago In a opened In the 1'aluce campaign amendment, but In the vote today It waa hotel at Sun Kran Jj demonstration of protest against Repub-- S cisoo early in June, and that he would supported by many adherents of in ratification In lican action holding up go to Sun Francisco soon afterward aa V the one sta'e needed? Tho demongtr-- T on WOMEN Wilson of the big four delegates from New tion probably will take the form of a line Urges Ratification. of women In front of the convention hall Jersey. Mr. Byan is going to have the help of WASHINGTON. June 2. resident Dal I. June DOVER, "1 with banners of protest against tho oppo- - the apthe Despite prohibition forces at San Francisco Wilson has telegraphed three member peal of president Wllaon and other naeitlon of the Republicans. Mr. will have an army of tional and of the Ijelaware legislature urging (hat Democratic and Republican lead"If a host of women voice the dlsap-- 8 wet boosters behind him. Discussing the the ratification of the woman suf- every pemoorat In the legislature vote proval they feel, the Republican parry situation from the prohibition standpoint ers for federal for the suffrage amendment. the Delaware amendment, can hardly continue Its present course, todaj, Wavue B. Wheeler, counsel for the frage May I not. as a Democrat," the presi. legislature adjourned sine die today with "Please mail the Inclosed blank to our f insisted both that league, dent r." the ratification resolution still In the the said, "txpresa my deep interest tn headquarters. 1503 Lake View parties should Incorporate a dry enforce ' Chicago suffrage amendment ami my Judgln-of to committee the will which send you We whole, ziouse ment plank. building. Chicago. that it would be of the greatest formation aa j the hour and place of Friday. Shortly be- ment "The wet plank la doomed," laid forewas referred last service to the party If every Democrat In fl meeting for the demonstration, where ao Wheeler. adjournment a motion by RepresenIt la only a question whether 8. commodations may be secured and all any plank will be Inserted. Lyon, .majority floor leader, to the Delaware legislature voted for It." Now that tative the house Into , committee of the additional details. prohibition Is In the constitution It would force ft whole to consider the resolution, was de- Cummings Takes a Look. "if you cannot take part personally. bo and oourageoua for feated, 14 to 10. When tha vote was anCHICAGO, June 2. Homer H. Cumt please send a contribution for the ax- - bothproper, patriotic parties to Indorse It. Its results, aa nounced antisuffrago leaders started a mings, chairman of the Democratic naV penses of someone to taka your place and evidenced hundred! of dosed jails and demonstration. by tional committee, in Chicago today, took for the cost of headquarters, banners. workhouses, and in the Increased wealth, National political leaders. Including T. occasion to visit tha Coliseum snd view : telephones, telegrams and other expenses health and happiness of tha people, le a Coleman-Dupontthe hall where the Repuhlicsn convention member of the Republif. connected with such a demonstration." complete justification of the cause. on June 8. He call'd on Will 11 Telegrams have been received at the , "To fail to make a strong declaration can national committee; Alfred I. Dupont, will open Hays, chairman of the Republican comand a Washington to their threw from others, the at least for law enforcement would be a today headquarters strength mittee, and the two chairmen posed befj members of the party throughout the west great mistake. Governor Coolldge proved suffrage causa and succeeded in obtainft announcing that they will attend the eon-J.- the popularity and patriottam of that ing favorable action by the senate on fore numerous cameras that were on vention In Chicago. The Chicago aranch Issue In Massachusetts. When any new May i, after tha houaa had defeated the hand, Mr. Cummings, accompanied by hi ,4 of the Woman's partv Is securing ernm- - policy of government la being established ratification. wife, Is on his way to San Francisco to In the the homes there la mora pr leas of unrest and lawmodatlons for suffragists tha take the work of up Mexico preliminary local of members Democrats. New and the It the of but not lessness. will be ;; party long before convention, of which he I other Chicago women who sympathize any recognition of the beverage liquor ROSWELL N. M., June 2. Democrats rary chairman, meeting there with the work. traffic by a national party platform will here for the state He leaves tonight for tho west. began gathering tonight ?f With failure on the part of Delaware be as unpopular as an attempt ,to legalise convention tomorrow to elect delegates nttlfl-- S slavery. legislature to glvo the thirty-sixt- h to the national conven- Antis Scent Victory. alternates and still the have opthe cation, Republicans tion and (elect a Hate chairman and na 12 portunlty of securing ratification by Ver-?- ! BATON ROUGE, La- -, June 2. Passage For the second tional committeeman. mont or Connecticut. The -- ivemor of time in tha state'! history no interpreters by the house of the Louisiana legislature Vermont has not yet answered the appeal of a bill to amend the state constitution will be employed for the benefit of IN f ot hla state convention for a special ses- to give women (he right to vote waa delegate. Senator A. hailed n- will by antlsuffraglsts tonight as Indeliver the keynote address. Jones NEW YORK. June 2. Strikes can be dicating the defeat of the federal ratlff $ In forbidden cation resolution. Supporters of federal the government rotest Seating. legitimately MORE TO service, according to the report made ratification, however, refused to concede 2 Ore.. flanfleld June PORTLAND, defeat. public today by a subcommittee on InMcDonald, who managed Senator Hiram dustrial relations to the advisory The vote on the state amendment bill on policies and platform of the Re- W. Johneon'rf presidential primary cam- was 81 to 17, far In excess of the necesIn Tt who failed and of elec Oregon CHICAGO, June 2. Two more presi- - publican national committee. Thla situapaign Those favoring ratification aa a delegate to the Republican na- sary possibilities will arrive here to tion, however, Is declared to be contintion of the federal amendment for the j. dential left here last night most morrow. Senator Johnson is due at noon gent a provision that Impartial tri- tional convention, favored upon the state amendment while Senator Harding will get in several bunals be established to protect the bearing a petition to tha national Repub- bill. part rights lican committee that Wallace hours later, asking In of the their of arbitration fi All the Johnson elans gathered at hla diaputes employees who had the highest vote among with the government Delegates to Organize. L1 headquarters today and After canvassing the country generally the Republican delegates elected, be not tonight, and formed plans to meet the senator and in questionnalrea, the subcommittee re- seated. CHICAGO, June 2. State delegations to the convention will organize and name march to his headquarters. Its findings, which Included: ' In so far Senator Harding will be greeted by the ported committee members at meetings which as public utilitlea are con- Single Organization. Ohio delegation and escorted to his head- - cerned, there appears to ba a division of have been called for next Monday ailer-noo- n CHICAGO, June 2. A single organisaand evening. The organization of quarters on presidential row. as to whether strikes should be tion of men and women instead of dual The advent, of these two senators will opinion the committee on resolutions depends on controi will under be leadership separate made and comthe decisions of illegal, the total of announced candidates missions or tribunals be made these state gatherings. U bring legally the plan presented to the Republican naIS Chicago up to four. Governor Lowden Herbert Hoover will not be in Chicago or whether provision should be tional convention by the national comhav new of the the convention, a statement from beeu on binding, voters. assimilation for mittee during ,nade or lhorouh py Chairman Will H. Hays today named Hopver headquarters today said. commission and the force of opln f)ve to committeemen draft national the ;Thia appeared to be handshaking day ion be relied on to enforce public pi their deci plan for the part the women strikes being forbidden until after committee ' sions, voters are to plav In party management. have decisions the been rendered. a itivti uim,up-nwiUHUUAII Wild HttVC Thb women delegates and alternates, apa abandoned the national committee met- - Private, proximately 150 strong, will caucus and mpiOymeiU. Ing to gossip along the row, still centers I discuss their proposals Sunday la the senate Investigation of campaign In so far aa private employments are The demand of the more militant woJune 2. Ratificai expenditures at Washington. Their chief concerned, while many held that there Is men leaders Is for ona suffrage plank In tionWASHINGTON, of the treaty with Colombia will states which have the A platform calling be recommended by the senate foreign not acted on the constitutional amendrelations subcommittee Saturday, it ment to hurry and do- so. The subcommittee appointed todav will was said today. Chairman Fall will hold its first session tomorrow morning. present a report which is exported to In an effort to complete Its recommendabefore the committeo the sometions In time for their submission to the pluce women's caucus Sunday. The committee what tangled situation that has crown w Includes General C. Du Pont, Delaware: out of the efforts begun in 1814, to R. K. Hvrk'ka. Ohio; John T. Adams, enter into a treaty and which necesIchva; R. Fi. Howell. Nebraska, and R. E. sitates further negotiations before it Williams, Oregon. can be acted upon by the senate. Progress on the treaty was halted Johnson Boomers on Way. last August by a decree of the ColomOAKIJtND, Cal., June 2.A special bian presiuent providing for practical train carrying the California Republican confiscation of forcign-owneoil propdelegation, pledged for Senator Hiram W. erties in Colombia. This obstacle was Johnson, departed today for Chicago. The removed Vacation supreme by the Colombia train was decorated with flowers and Time Many supporters of Senator eourt, which declared the decree unplacards. on Since were the train. constitutional. Colombia then Johnson also hns displayed, it is said, a conciliatory 0. S. SHIPS I SHERIFF HAS FOR CIIIC3G0 Permit Foreign Purchase Interest Under Certain Conditions Talk. JOHNSON SPEAKS BEFORE OHIOANS w SALE PROVIDED! DUE Gather Republican and ing Has Abundance 3. lfrJO. chlkl-bearln- GET INTO THE . rs PROTEST START FIREWORKS Dela-war- 1 - Beginning Today at 9 oClock Well place on sale for your consideration our stock of seasonable summer . L TT DELAWARE REFUSES PLEAS OF of the better kind at a great sacrifice. Antl-Reloo- n T- -- , -1 Silks, madras, percales, fibers and many others, all go, practically our entire stock of shirts. Soft cuffs, a few stiff; but every shirt new and seasonable. Shirts that are selling today for much more money than we are regularly asking, we discount 20. DeriV-ocratl- i i . STRIKES DEALT WITH PLANK PROPOSAL J ASPIRANTS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO com-mitt- two-third- s. 'r I Wd, Regular $5 Shirts for.. V Others at Less and Many at More, All Discounted 20 Utahs Greatest Clothing Store Adams Gardner Company SAU KEARNS BUILDING LAKE CITY Recommend Ratification of Pact With Colombia i - TO FACULTY LIST d For Uninstructed Delegates. Binocular Field With lens, will go for a short time at the price paid before the war, high-pow- unln-strurt- $35war (Plus a tax otr Field Glasses ordinary type, only Small 81.75) $8 Penrose Is Reelected. All other Field Glasses of the nsual line pricea youll gladly pay. June 2 Senator PHILADELPHIA. Boie PenroM w today riocted a member of tho Republican national com mitta from Pennsylvania by the tate committee, which met here for Ita regular The senator was not at reorganisation. Ue meeting, being ill at his horns.' it MAKE TOUR CHOICE EARLY. 33LSO.MAIN TEL-WASATC- H. ST. 5560 Board of Regents Appoints Instructors; G. C Dunford Resigns; Lewis Promoted attitude. June 2. An RUTLAND. Vt delegstion will represent Vermont at th Democratic national convenThe delegate tion In San Francisco. were selected without contest at the atate delegates-at-l&rg- e to The convention here lay. are J. H. Jackson of Burlington. Henry C. Brisllu of Rutland, Fred O. Martin of Bennington and Dr. E. 1L Bailey of Barre. The platform approved President Wilson's veto of the Volstead prohibition act. declaring the law unfair and and favored the manufacture of light wines and beer. Glasses 1 $4.00 trtf Amendment Passed. E A BATON ROUGE. La.. June 1 By a vola of 88 to 87, the bouse today passed the resolution proposing an amendment to the state constitution providing equal Th resolution waa put forsuffrage. ward by opponents of the proposal that Louisiana ralriy tha federal suffraga HELPED MAN AND WIPE. Walter Farraud, 1091 Springfield Ave., Irvington. N. J., writes: My back ached The board of regents of the Unicontinuously, ss did my wife's. After of Utah hpld a special meeting versity surPills wa were taking Foley Kidney prised with the quick results. I recom- yesterday at the university and made mend Foley Kidpey PIP to any one who haa kidney or bladder trouble." They appointments and changes in the corps G. C. Dunford, asthat of instructors. help rid the blood of impurities cause rheumatic palna, swullin. aching sistant and aeeretary purchasing and stiff Joints and muscles and other symptoms of kidney trouble. Schramm-Johnsoagent, tendered his resignation L go (Advertisement.) Drugs into business and his resignation was Mr. Dunford states that WHY THAT HEADACHE? eeepted. When yon know th causa of a disease he will be connected with the Inland a cure may often be effected. This is Plant Food company and the Inland particularly true of headache. Headache Fertilizer company na secretary-freas-nre- r often results from constipation or a disordered condition of tho stomach, which and general manager of both. may bo corrected by taking- a dose or Dr. Sven Froeberg, a graduate of two of Chamhorlalti's Tablet. Try it Theso tablets are eaay to taka and mild Columbia university, was selected as and gentle in (fleet. (Advertisement.) assistant professor or psychology. Three instructors in English were also apAUSTRIAN OIL KINO DIES. pointed: Yardis A. Fisher, who will VIENNA, Jun 2. Announcement eras receive a bachelor of art degree from mad todav of tha daathf David Fame the university thia month: amuel of tho oil firm of Devld Panto A Co. of of the Ualveraity this citv. lie waa known aa tha "petro- Kaplan, a graduate M-of Chicago, and Roy J. Holmes, A., leum king of central Europe." n, graduate of the' University of Minnesota. Roscoe D. Howard, B. S., University of Kansas; Ira T. Landon. JB. 8., and Howard University of Kansas, Stech, II S., New Mexico School of Mines, were appointed to receive metallurgical research scholarships. Three more appointments are ffo be made and will probably include only- graduates of the Universitv of Utah this year. Professor B. Roland Lewis was appointed acting head of the department of English for next year. The regents attenoing the meeting of yesterday were: W. W. Riter, chairman; Anthon H. Lnnd, Ernest Bamberger, D. H. Christensen, Mrs. Barah E. Stewart, W. W. Ray, John A. Widt-eoo- , president of the university, and Elbert D. Thomas, secretary to the A regular meeting will be board. held next Monday. Requesti for Passports to Russia Are Denied WASHINGTON, June 2. (By tho Associated Press.) Informal requests of the Chamber of Commerce of the comUnited States for passports for mission to enter Russia to study problems concerning the resumption of trade with that country have been refused bv the state department. Officials explained today that the consistent attitude cf the department has been to refuse nil requests from travelers and commeveial agents seekAt ing to enter Bolshevik territorv. th seme time, it was announced that the attitude of the American government hsd not changed toward the re with sumption of commercial relations of Bego- Russia, desnita the prog-es- s tiations to this end in London between ' the Bolshevik mitisfer of trade and commerce, Krassin, and Premier Lloyd George and representatives of other government. Even should Orest Britain decide to modify her former attitude toward the said the United Suestion, officials not necessarily be influenced to take tavornble action. Opposition of the state department to the entranco into Russia proper of the commission of the chamber of commerce is not expocted to apply to the proposed tisit ot the commission to Europe. OIL PUMPINQ PLANT BURNED. GREELEY, Kan., June 1 The Btsnd-ar- d OH company's pumping station here, valued at more than 11.000,000, was destroyed by tire late today. Th fire wa still burning tonight and efforts of tha employees and e volunteer fire fighting force were being directed toward keeping the flame from reaching two fifty thousand barrel storage tanks, each ot which are practically full. Them somethin about thea youlllik ! 4 M TU 1 - jjj i j s |