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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH Call of the Great Outdoors CALL ISSUED FOR SPECIAL SESSION I TOE FORDNEY BILL j CARRY A GOOD WATCH. Buy it here ml you'll know it GOOD. Our reasonable CONGRESS TO MEET APRIL 11 AND RECEIVE RECOMMENDATIONS FROM NEW ADMINISTRATION. Tariff and Tax Issue lo Head Session Work, But Other Important Subjects Are to Be Passed on When Lawmakers Meet. Communication Says Germany 'Will Be Held Responsible for Any Disorders Arising From Entry of Germans In Plebiscite Area. ViinIiIiijIii. A fnriiml cull for mi ext ru session of congress, to meet l t April 11 iiml receive lix.'l--lfrom the new mlmiuii-- t Washington. The Fordney emergency turiff hill, as vetoed hy former President Wilson, will he rushed through congress In the extra session. Acceding to the request of President Harding for passage of a measure designed to help farmers, asking for protection against foielgu competition, Repiihllcuu members of the house ways fxl means committee turned about 011 March 21 and voted to revive the Fordney hill alter agreeing a week ago not to consider any emergency legislation ahead of a permanent tariff and revenue revision. .Senators Penrose, Smoot and Me (.'Higher of the senate finance committee agreed to the new program, which, It was explained, meets the approval of the president. Senator Penrose expressed the belief thut the emergency measure would be In the hands of Mr. Harding within ten days after ihe convening of the special session April 11. The new Fordney bill will be presented with a six months' limitation, but Its provisions will expire earlier should the iiermancnt bill be enacted before the expiration of the six months' period. After disposing of the emergency measure In the first few tluys of the extra session, the house will take up and pass the bill, which will be followed by the allied measure fixing an Amerlcun valuation on goods paying ad valorem. Then' will come the permanent tariff, which Republican leaders hope will be broad enough to satisfy all interests demanding an upward revision. Paris. The council of umhaBsadori - ni on Mnreli 22 ly iTeslileiit I lmil ini'. None of I lie specific prohleniH were llilined ill Die proeliiiieitioii, the r"l-ilemerely ileelnrlhg mi exirnordl-nurnccii-in- ii required Unit congress unit I y eoiivene "to receive such iim limy lie mnde eommiinlcii-Hul- l hy the execu- tive. Jlr. lluriling nlreinly has Indicated, however. Unit the tariff and taxation will ho forcmoNt In Ida message. lie la expected to iinike n plea for prompt relief to the nation's agricultural Intercuts, and the list of recommemln-'tlou- s may touch many other xuhjccta, the Mich as the railroad situation, merchant marine und Immigration. Ope reconimeiidatloii relative to reconstruction measures within the government umchljie he la expected to suggest Is the creutlpn of a general com- mission to dlspoMe uf many kinds of property, acquired f tiy government agencies during the wur. Whether the message will touch on foreign relations Is a matter of speculation, hut the president lias Indicated his primary desire Is that the session work out a plun of governmental and Industrial rehabilitation at home, A program has been discussed at conferences between the president and congress leaders, anil although definite decisions ure to be niudc, a feeling of confidence Is manifest that there will he a working agreement that will expedite legislative business from the start. Some of the presidents friends FRED R. DEAD REED Leading Exponent ef Irrigation and Reclamation Victim of Apoplexy. rocatello, Idaho. Major Fred K. Ileed, one of the most widely known men In the west, mnnuglnj director for the Idaho reclamation association, formerly Idaho commissioner to the ranama-PacIfl- c exposition, and a resident of Idaho for forty years, died at the Htiunock hotel Monday night, apparently of apoplexy. He had gone to bed and died while rending a magazine. A brother and sister In New York survive hlin. Major Iteod was born In Jersey City, N. J.. in 1858. He had been In the west for over forty years and at one time was connected with the Kuhn Interests In the great Twin Falls project. He accomplished more for the relief of settlers on Irrigation projects in Idaho no doubt than any other living man and was instrumental in bringing 15,000 families to Idaho. Brotherhood Officials Held. Harrison, Ark. Representatives of four International railway brother lmods, who came here recently hi connection with the strike on the Missouri & North Arkansas railroad, were arrested late Tuesday and hound over to the circuit court. Hope to Counteract Criticism. Toklo. Crowing apprehension mining the Japanese because of fin favorable criticism of Jupun abroad is believed to have been the reason for the founding of the new international peace association here hy lino prominent Japanese. Charges Against the Pennay." Chicago. Charges 111111 the railroad was fighting for the open shop, and that the road maintain-e- d a spy system before the war, were subjects of heated discussion before the railroad labor hoard Tuesday. Icnn-sylviini- Mail u Lost. Registered Centerville, Iowa. lostofflee ofti-clnare reticent on the loss of a registered mall pouch last Saturday night, hut it was reported that approximately $!I2,(HX) in securities, cash and jewelry were in the missing mail. Two Men Shot as Spies. Relfast, Ireland. The bodies of two brothers, James and John Shelton, were found In a field near Knnlscorthy Tuesday, labelled "spies. The men had been removed from their homes late Monday night and shot. Gas Explosion Injures Fourteen. Atlanta, (in. An explosion of gas between the floors of he physiology building at Kinory college here on Tuesday wrecked the pharmacology department ami seriously Injured fourteen students and Instructors. Murder Suspects Taken East. I,os Angeles. Three men mid a woman wanted In Ohio In connection with alleged murders lit Akron mid Cleveland left here Tuesday In special cur on an eiislhoiind train in the custody of officers. 11 BOYD PARK man plebiscite delegation here concerning the concent rution of German troops on the Upper Silesian frontier. Tlie cominunleailon says Germany will he held responsible for any disorders arising from the entry of united German forces Into the plebiscite area. A similar note wus sent by the council to the Polish plebiscite delegation, A Herlln d split eh 'shy "reports of Isolated clashes in u number of Uppct Silesian district have caused the Gen man government to protest to the Interallied commission in Oppcln against the revival of wliut Is termed Polish g I ALLIES WILL IE CITY OF ESSEN REPORTED TO BE NEXT OBJECTIVE OF INVASION OF GERMANY. Recent Entry of Armed British Ships in German Harbore la Serioualy Engaging Attention of Ger man Government Herlln. Occupation of Essen, borne of the great Krupp works, will be tbe ntfxt objective of the allied advance Into Germany, according to the belief expressed In army circles here. As the result of extending their raillines along the Duisherg-Esseway, entente troops have approached to within less than three miles of the latter city and Inure than fifteen miles east of the Rhine. Among, the towns entered were Mulheim, Oberhauden, Wedau and Spendorf. Fyanco-IJelglntroops have occupied the vvlfttern quarter of and the railway station at Speldorf. Other small allied forces have occupied the west railway station at Oberliausen and locks In the vicinity of the Emscher canal. The recent entry of some armed Ilritish ships In German harbors, it was announced In the relchstag, Is seriously engaging the attention of the Gerfmin government In view of tbe gravity of the principle Involved. Chancellor Fuhrehbach urged the speedy passage of the disarmament bill, warning that delay, for which neither he nor the government could take the responsibility, would entail danger. The central committee of the German wholesale trade organization has adopted a resolution declaring It to be the patriotic duty of German merchants to refrain from purchasing goods from the countries, concerned In the imposition of the economic penalties on Germany. The occupation of the Mulheim and Speldorf railway stations In the Ruhr district of Germany by French troops was simply a further step In the plan reparations ndopted hy the London conference. It was explained In officlul circles at Iarls. n n FAVOR NEW IRRIGATION LAW Spry of Utah and Blaine of Washlng- ton Arrange Conference. Washington. At a dinner conference of nine of the western senators, called by U. S. Land Commissioner William Spry of Utah and E. F. Illnine of Seattle, representing the Western States Reclamation association, the foundation was laid for legislation providing a broad and comprehensive plan of national reclamation of arid lands. At this conference, Senator Me Nary of Oregon, chairman of the reclamation committee of the senate, laid before his colleagues the tentative draft of the proposed legislation. He stated that the bill was a compromise and a composite of a number of other hills and called for opinion of the senators. Senator Smoot of Utah opened the discussion by arguing the importance of holding the legislation to Irrigation reclamation. An outstanding fenture of the conference was the unanimous enthusiasm expressed by every senator present In the prospects of securing Irrigation legislation carrying an appropriation of $250, (XX), 900, In fact, the senators seemed to take the view that It would be comparatively easy to secure the SOLUTION OF RAIL PROBLEM passage of such legislation. Owners of Rail Securities Have Plan HENRY P. FLETCHER for of the Washington. facilities and service of the railroads under strict government supervision Is proposed by the Nutiotml Association of Owners of Railway Securities ns a way out of the transportation crisis. The plan will he submit ted to Chairman Cummins of the senate Interstate commerce committee, S. Levies Warfield, president of the association, announced Sunday, and representatives of his organization will appear before the committee. Mr. Warfield says the plan will save millions of dollars unmiully, increase facilities uud service nnd lower fares and rates. He adds that American transportation has outgrown its presept system and warns that the railways measmust recognize that only drn-tl- c ures will save them from being swallowed up In the demoralization that government operation and after-wa- r adjustment has brought." IN AMERICAN TO BUSINESS, DECLARES FAIR DEALING IS NEED. MESSAGE The cost of the need is very email comimm! . I e with ttie value of Ihe crop yon ral-why quality i more important than prirc on when you buy ee4. You cau depend VOGELERS PURITY SEEDS ECO ht !. Ak your tienchlmr. thirty likely hr linn been untiiy them for VVhent Alfalfa, Oiit end yoort. Our Clover, lUriey ere grown in the mountain vhIU) of tm n end I imho; they lmmre bigger crop of better quality, beml fur IWl cuUtlog. Protect you ngiiinat Mot VOGELER SEED COMPANY liiHaitffiBffii tQPi; RED STREAKS OF HONESTY 166-16- Daynes-Beeb- e. n A' . s, Jonee-Oak- j. , ''. W rr. I ,a S Crown Force Ambushed. Cork. Seven soldiers nnd one police- man were killed and several wounded and seven members of the attacking pnrt.v were killed In the ambush of military nnd police near Kinsale, according to the latest reports received here. ; Vl Killed In Auto Crash. Spokane, Wash. One woman was killed, another perhaps fatally Injured two other persons seriously Injured and two others less seriously, when an automobile containing eight men nnd women returning from n roadhouse crushed Into n street car. t I Lightning Starts Disastrous Blaze, Muskogee, Oklu. A fire In Ihe business district here, said to have been sin ted hy lightning, was under conof a block had trol after been practically destroyed. The loss is 1 stii'iatcd to he about $250, UtM), Demands Recognition of Irish. Net York, A demand that the United States recognize the Irish republic and a protest against occupation of Ireland hy Hrltlsh troops were embodied In a resolution adopted Sunday night at an Irish muss meeting. Must Stand Trial for Murder. Sacramento, Cal. Governor Stephens has granted a request of Governor Davis of Idaho for the extradition of Sum Iurpera and John Doe, wanted In Cleveland for the alleged murder of Wilfred C. Sly. Clara Hamon Joins Church. Commons Passes Reparation Bill. Engineer Blamed for Accident, Vrdmore. okln. eiiiu Smith London. The house of commons Washington. Failure of Knglnemnn Long of the Mlehlgnn Central train to acquitted of a tliu.'e of murder Friday passed the thin) rending of the ulisrne and obe eeiinn s'mmts, "ns in coniiccIoii with the 1I1 ,it!i of Jake reparations hill The hill pun Ides lor responsible for the Cerent IorliT, Iml., L. II. urn'll, Sund.iy w.t h.ip'led 111 levy of 50 per edit on Genu. 111 go, v rei k In "hirli thirty-sevethis provision will not he t :!(: persons the I lr- -t Christ, mi ihr,h of Ardmore C. S. l'.ro, s. nut II Mm i h "I. bv I weto hilled and twenty Injured, Reduction in Freight Rates. Denver. Keduellon of l!5 per rent 111 freight rates on livestock between the non Invest und southwest and wee of tb Mi-eppl has been grunted iieepMing to telegram teee.vid heri Frld-ifrom Washington. Representtlva Benjamin F. Walty lift-ino- 11 i i BO EXIST IN EVERYBODY days, houses having been burned, one And thereby we collect more th in two hunman murdered and others beaten. dred thoumnd dollar yearly. 1 urn in your clauna end we will collect aotue money tor you. "Officially It U reported the situaMERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION tion in Silesia generally Is quiet, but Brunei O. Luke, General Manager Believes That With Settlement of In- rumors persist that nrnWl German and Continental Nat l. Bunk II lily., Sa.lt Luke City Polish forces are gathering on the fronternational Relationa and Defining "Some people don't like ua" tiers In anticipation of fighting. The of German Indemnity, Will Gertnun plebiscite propaganda organi- WALKER'S BEAUTY PARLOR. Come Buaineaa Expansion. transformation worth tl2 for $8.50. zation has put out a statement declar- Switch Switches worth $7.60 for $0, by mail. Cut for have from the center of head. 820 South Main. ample ing begun agitation poles Huston. The country economic an extension of the allied jienaltles to CLEANERS A DYERS. need, in the opinion of Vice President Service. Quality. Upper Silesia In the event thut the Clothes Coolidge, Is Just dealings with em- Germnns win. Inaured. Work yua ran teed. We pay return on Price list request. postage. ployees hy business interests with The occupation area has been extend- Myers Cleaner A Dyers, 114 E. Broadway. thoughts for necessities of the con- ed from Duisburg to stutlons all along Dry Cleaniny Parcel Post. Send your euite. sumer. the railroad running from Duisherg to dresac. coat, byetc. to us for "Master Cleaniny "fills Is no time, lie said, to press Essen to within Salt's Lukes leading eleunera. tw-Dyeing. and a half miles and We pay return chargee. an undue udvuntuge. Regal Cleaning 4k of Essen. The central freight yard Dyeing 0 Ca.. E. 2nd So. These views are contained In a at Wedau, the largest In the Ruhr dis- MONUMENTS. Write for cataloy. Standard business, "messuge to American and Muellieim station are guard- Marble A Granite Co.. 117 W. Broadway. trict, which was published here Monduy. ed French troops. Duessvldorf Is by TYPEWRITERS: New and rebuilt, repaired With the cultivation of a friendly reand exchanged. Ribbons and carbons for ail quiet. lation between labor und capital he makes. UTAH TYPEWRITER EX. CO.. Dept F. era of a the .new beginning predicts APPEAL TO FEDER L BOARD RUBBER STAMPS A STENCILS. Seals and of prosperity. ear tags also mads. Send for. samples, prices, etc. Salt Lake Stamp Ca, 66 W. Broadway. lie "The present administration, ProLeaders Labor Declare Railroads says, "stands pledged to use Its utmost SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE. pose to Crush Unions. ' endeavors for the development of Save lodging ; work after school ; enroll anytime. Union labor leaders Chicago. American business. It has already ol,r Henning and shampooing rugs. delved into the records of the Assoc- J? 70 Bn In work those Vacuum furnished free. $10coniminionoo upon begun problems. iation on of Executives ales. Bros., 60 K. First South. Suit lmke. Railway Dodge Friday a this the national finances will play before the railroad labor board In an CREAM BOUGHT. Bsat prices. very Imimrtunt part, requiring the reendeavor to show thut the railroads' Western Creamery Co.. 244 W. Fourth South. fraining of our revenue laws. With the settlement of our inter- fight against national agreements was MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. national relations and the defining of not unanimous, hut was dominated by Salt Lake City. Everything known in music. the Gerinati Indemnity we ought to a few officials. An underlying purpose to establish HATS Write for prices. Return reach a stabilized condition, which the oen shop and erush labor or- charges prepaid. Smytbe Hat Factory, 116 E 2 S. exshould result in a large business ganization was declared to be behind POULTRY BOUGHT. For best results ship pansion. poultry, eggs and game to Fulton Mkt Correct "It would he futile to underestimate the fight of the ussoelatlon against weight Prompt return. Write for price. The hoards of national adjustment. the difficult problems which must he 0LD8MOBILE DISTRIBUTORS. Car A track. The advice of export busi- controversy over these hoards In the Used car bargain. A. E. Tours.cn, 447 S. Main. solved. wus associations' labor committee ness men will he needed for their soPiston Rings cure your motor troubles. of Gill Gill brought out by Piston Kiug Ca, 15 EastFourth South lution. T. DeWltt chairman of the Cuyler, It Is very'necossary that American RUBBER HOSPITAL. We cure injured rubber articlee. Boot. Shoe. .business enterprises should deal with association, and Ids assistant, Robert volS. nnd udilition of the Hot Water bottle, Tire. Tubes, eta Satisfaction Hinkerd, their employees In a way to commend charges prepaid. .Western guaranteed. uminous correspondence aud reports Rubber Sales Return themselves to their sense of justice Co., 134 E. Broadway, 8a)t Lake. of the labor board Into committee the nnd at the same time keep in mind ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. the necessities of the consumer. Full-ur- e record. Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. Trues fitters. S. H. Bowmar Ca. Brooks Arcade. will embarrass industry, and those ARREST WELDING. AUTO RADIATORS A Machinery TO AVOID who are attempting to revive business. SUICIDES built and repaired. Best and cheapest. Potter Tills Is no time to press for an undue Man Kills Himself Following Welding A Repairing Co., 661 South State. Utah a is cultivate It to time advantage. Duel With Officers. lTdT sT BUSIN ess college. friendly relation between all the difEfficiency. All commercial branches. Utah. Davis litiugh of School offree. Logan, ferent elements of production." 60 N. Main St., Sail Lake City. Catalog 27 of of father Wellsvllle, years age, KID PITTING CORSET PARLORS. BENJAMIN F. WELTY three small children, was found hy Specialist in designing, making, fitting corset. Alex Hill, lying dead Hemstitching, embroidering, braiding, accordion his fnther-tn-luand side Buttons mads. 40 E. Bdwy. pleating. ,,, on the floor of an upstairs room In y his house at an early hour Sunday MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair goods Marinello and preparations. Mail orders morning. A wound in his head gave solicited. Clift Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. u had that bullet entered evidence iS VULCANIZING A RETREADING. Quality and one side nnd come out of the oilier. service. SUndardl Tire Works, 861 So. State. It is thought that Ilaitgh shot him- Inventors Models Made. Key, lock and gun lxs self following trouble with the offi-eer- repairing. Knudson Novelty Co., 856 So. State. 4 who had attempted to arrest Trusses. Abdominal Supporters, hoapits! andaick Co. 165 S. Main. llaugh on a charge of Issuing fictitious room supplies. The checks. During n duel with officers, SEE YOUR LOCAL PUBLISHER For loose leaf binders, special blanks, records . ! litiugh was shot in the leg. of all kinds. He Service. of Ohio, who Impeached Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis In the house of representatives because of his acceptance of the office of supreme arbiter of baseball while still serving on the bench. one-fourt- ARE CHEAPER THIS YEAR, terrorism." "In officlul quurters It wus declared that several outrages were committed In the Kyhnlk district in the last few Wreck Home of Mini ster. Scranton, In. The home f the Rev. It. S. Nichols, In Old Forge, was badly dumaged early Sunday hy a charge of Recently the Rev. Mr. dynamite. Nichols, who Is pastor of a Methodist New photograph of Henry P. Fletcher, undersecretary of atate In Har. church, has taken an aetU e part In He has been In the ridding the village of object onnhle re-- n dings cabinet diplomatic servlet since 1902, serving sorts. Mrs. Nichols suffered nervous shock and has been unconc tous. last as ambassador to Mexico. Flags Train With Red Sock. Toronto. Sam of Holland Landing was the .icro of his townsfolk Sunday because he had the presence of mind to pull off a hoot nml red sock nnd flag an onrindiing passenger train before It reached a washout. y6, 160 MAIN STREET BOYD PARK. BLDG oil Murcli IS bunded a note to the Ger- 11 be- lieve he 'will follow the custom of President Wilson In delivering bis messuge In person. MAJOR 'Prices ease tlis way. JEWELERS President Harding Urges Enactment of Emergency Aid, and It is Ex. pected Measure W.ll Be Taken Up Early m the Session. ru t lot). ' OUTBREAK CAUSES COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS TO ISSUE A WARNING TO TEUTONS. PLAN MEETS WITH APPROVAL OF SENATE AND CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS. Mob Lynches Negro. Miss. Held on a Hattiesburg. charge of killing n negro vvotnnn. Arthur Jennings, negro, was taken from the county Jail by fifteen armed men, who overpowered the sheriff. Later Ids body was found hanging on ' u tree. si 11 gives Quality ATTLND I TAH BUSINESS For I'riietK-u- l Husinrss hdm-utinn- . COLLEGE Ikwlon Bldg. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Qualify as bwN her in few weeks. 48 8. Wost Temple Street. 884 Clift Bldg. THE EMBROIDERY 8HOI Hemstitch. ng, pleating, machine and hand embuttons made, expert bead work. broidering, A R T I STSM ATE RIALS 12 South Main. Fins R. SAVAGE CO kodak finishing and enlarging. Artist' mall rials, plcturo framing, kodaks and films. C. ART CO picture framing. china painters and artist supplies. 366 Main. 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