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Show t THE SPANISH PORK PRESS. SPANISH FORK. UTAH SALT LAKE CITY IDAHO, OREGON AND WASHING-TOCROWER8 AGREE TO MARKETING PLAN 240 Farmer N (U. It. UTAH OIL REPINING COMPANY SCENE OP PIRE WHICH ILLUIM NATES HEAVENS POR MILES for Prelri. lutes. Mtrgs Lightning Strikes Tank Causing Ssvtra With Eastern Growers and Form Chicago. An agreement between tliO executive rominlitce of t lisa United Slates Crain Crow era, Inc., and George V. Jewett, Npoknnn, Windt., general manager of the Norihwcxt Wheat Grower association, was announced Saturday hy wlfleh fhernxt orgnnlza tlon conijnmel f 2100 farmers In On gon, Wmdilngton and Maho, Is to heroine a rnmjMment part of tho United Stairs Crain Growers Inc. The fenttire of the agreement Is the stipulation that the const formers must pay tin $10 memherahlp required hy the by laws of th U. 8. Crain Growers' the only ronccwtlori being ttiut It tnuy fie paid hy the far west orgnnlzatlon members In Installments, the lnt $3 per memher lielng due when U. S. Crain Crowers exclusive contract are In use In Hint section, planned for June. 1022. "This conlrnet etuldlnhe a policy that will mean tntieh In farmers bark Ing the U. 8. Crnln Growers Inc, said President C. II. Gustafson of Lin eoln. Net. "It has been eslahllshed that no green will be admitted on a basis that differs from that offered nn Imll vldiml. The faet that we granted the Pacific northwest farmers an exten slon of time to meet the payment Is only nn el.ilorntln of the policy of accept lug notes from persons who are tin hie to mec their tmnhendilp nbl'jm tlons at the time sol'cltor call. We were able to accept this plan because the growers In Washington. Oregon nd Idaho are well organized and It will he unnecessary for us to do, ad!r. Before the fntlon work In that field, agreement becomes effective It must he approved by a U. S. Grain Growers committee. The Northwest Whent Growers association Is said to hove contracts that nssure It of handling at least 50.000,000 bushels of wheat this year. PUEBLO READY FOR REBUILDING City Passes Emrgency Crisis and Prepares for Work of Reconstruction Pueblo, Colo. Pueblo Sunday passed Its emergency crisis and the work of reconstruction began Monday, according to an official statement by the American Red Cross disaster relief administration, which Is In charge of all relief work In the rueblo district. Monday commenced the rehabilitation of the 11500 famlles made Robert dependents by the flood. 8. Cast of the cl 1 1 sen s' committee of twenty and representing tho city In all relief matters, said Sundny there Is a supply to meet alii person! that further shipments of food and clothing should not be sent In at present by outside organizations, since there Is asupply to meet all present needs In Red Cross warehouses or In transit to this city. "What we need now Is money In large amounts to help us feed, house and rehabilitate the destitute on a broad plan deslgnd to eliminate the bread line and to make men and woInstead of remainmen ing objects of charity. All refugee camps In Pubelo are being financed and operated under the direction of the Red Cross. The camp plan of caring for storm sufferers has been adopted pending the completion of rebuilding permanent homes. Appeals by the municipality of Pueblo and local buslnss men to the mayors of all large cities In the country asking that money contributions be sent at once to the Red Cross were sent g out. Flh Leave Home Rochester. Men and boys fishing In the Zuinbro river, about two miles north of here, were startled Thursday when hundreds of croples, suckers and sun fish suddenly leaped high out of the water and landed on the banks. At one farm four men worked an hour toss' ng fish back Into the water. Many of the fish died before they could be thrown back. The belief was express-e- d that a poisonous substance poured Into the river through Rochester's aethers was responsible. "Luke MLuks Dies. James S. listings Cincinnati. Luke McLuke.) widely known as a newspaper man and humorist, died at midnight Friday at 4 Cincinnati hospital following nn operation for appendicitis. lie was 53 years old. Adds New Wing to Airplanes New York. Invention of a new ah' plane wing which It Is claimed will In crease the carrying capacity of a ma chine five times, add to Its speed and e permit landing In a smalfarea known Saturday by Q. M. Will lams, general manager of the Dnytoi. Wright company. "The wing will In crease the speed of an ordinary bomb Ing or commercial airplane to 125 te 150 miles nn hour and Its load of ps plosives or merchandise from 450 t 2500 pounds, Market) t - ef Coast Organisation that Assursa Market For Crop At Par Prices Bureau of liar. Movement Baht, stocks ea farm remain about ! per cent larger than last year. Receipts In markets barely adequate te supply need but be ue of light demand prltera nominally unchanged lb alightly aaler, Chicago report good demand No. 2 Timothy quoted New Yotk, (!) Chicago, $ I Minneapolis, 127 Memphla, l.'T.tO Atlanta. No, I Timothy, :7.60 New York, III Chicago, (14 Memphis. No. t Alfalfa, 3t Memphla, III Kansas City, nominal, 12160 Atlanta. No. 1 Prairie, f IS Minneapolis, (16 60 Kansas City. Property Loss and Scattsra Death In Htrolo Twsnty-twHour Battla With Plamta e 8ult Rake Two dead, two are said to he dying, and forty-siwere Injured, four serlotuly, in the fire at the plant of the Itnh Oil Refining company In the northwest section of the city whh started at 6 o'clock Saturday night and which waa not placed under control until Sunday afternoon. Dutungo the plant of the company Is estimated by Its officials at between $500,000 and Feed. Market dull and weak. Co- WILL RAI8E FIFTY MILLION FOR CREDITS TO INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES Western Bankers Must Supply Re- mainder of Sum Required; Conference Called for Chicago Soon to Complete Plane Washington. Eastern bunker have ttonseed meal a shads lower. Corn to furulnli half of tho f.Vi.iM),- -' food steady. Wheat feeda and Alfalfa agreed CtW corporation fund which I being easier. meal Excellent spring pasturage conditions, particularly In princi- organized hy the treasury and federal pal feed consuming sections, have ma- reserve bmtrd to fumiah additional' terially rsdursd demand during re- crodlt furlhiles for the lUmtock Induscent weeks. Stocks of all feeds re- try. main ample. Offerings good; movement Tills assurance ha been $0)0.001). The dead are Walter Romtney, Jr. of Walter Rommcy of the Fairmont apartments, and Mrs, Mary Ellon Clark Milner; and George II. Larrahee, 19 years old, son of Mr. and M-- e. George J. Larrahee, 149 West Seven . South street. Roth men met death when a sheet . of flame which preceded an explosion of the contents of a tank of gasoline distillate envelop- UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SENATE PASSES APPROPRIATION ed them, giving neither a chance to BULLETIN REPORTS CONDI-TION- S BILL PROVIDING FOR escape. IN WESTERN STATES FIGHTING MEN Itominey and Larrahee met their bedeath while they were working tween the two largest tanks on the com Mining and Railroad Deprsulon Giv- 130,000 Men Will be Taken Care ef In en As Reason for Curtailment In Measure Just Passed In Senate; pany property. The southernmost the two large tanks wqj a mass of red State of Utah Idaho 73,000 Men Will Be Disflanio and black smoke and every efnd Nevada charged from Army fort was being centered upon throwing streams of water on the large tank Waahlngton. "Unemployment 1 pre. Washington. In an unexpected reto the north, which was, at the time bulle- versal of Tuesdays vote, the senate valent soya Utah, throughout Its of the explosion, nearly emptied of Wednesday decided, 30 to 32, to redure contents. With at least twenty others tin Just Issued by the United States the strength of the army to 150,000 men advices on based employment service, all ho had been fighting the flames the discharge of approxinecessitating night, they found themselves In the from District Director Glenn M. Coe of 75,000 men before Uie middle mately tank. Denver. surrounded the sump which of next February. Hauling ou a heovy hose which car"Some building is reported In the The action came as a complete surfell to sufficient a ried force of water state, a number of public projects are prise after the action Tuesday by a man at a distance of more than 100 being planned, and prospects for em- which the senate adopted by vote of 3t feet, they crawled down Into the sump ployment In railroad occupations are to 30, the military affairs committees and hegan to play streams of water somewhat brighter. It Is not probable recommendation designed to keep the open the threatened tank. Both were there will be any marked Improvement strength of the army from falling beworking In opposite sections of the until the mining depression Is relieved. low 109,000 men. sump. Intent upon autnluelng the When the army bill was brought up Taking up especially the situation as Games and preventing their spread. In the various Wednesday for final action, a seperate regards unemployment Then came the Gash of the explo- cities In Utah and In neighboring roll call on the size of the army was desion. Romney, acording to others who manded. ' The result was a victory for states, the report continues : had been working by bis side, was the economy drive of Insurgent Re"Much unemployment in Salt Lake engulfed In flames. He bad no chance led by Senator Borah of depublicans, continued from has resulted to escape and fell back Into the sump, City with virtually the solid allied Idaho, pression In mining, limited railroad ilrendy filed hy wBter. When his activities and sluggish building opera Democratic votes. body was found Sunday, there was tlons. Fubllc Improvements and other The military committee's amendment of every Indication that he had met activities are being planned In order to provided pay for a minimum army death by scalding and drowning, as relieve the this of men. The 109,000 In rejection situation. Employment the water In the sump was ertremely mercantile lines Is considerably cur- amendment automatically restored the hot. tailed owing to downward trend of re- house provision requiring reduction of Larrabee, working In the same sump tail business. Improvement depends on the army to 120,000 men, which Secrenorthwesterly from Romney, appar- return to more normal conditions gen- tary of War Weeks declared would be ruinous. ently felt the full force of the sheet erally. of Game which preceded the exploSenator Wadworth of New Tor, There Is little change In the situa- chairman sion. Only his skeleton was recoverof the military committee aption at for employOgden, rrospects ed and Identification by his father senate not to Insist upon to the pealed ment In some railroad lines are a litwas established only by bits of cloth so drastic a reduction, and proposed and tle brighter. Building operations an Ing that bad been taken from the Retail an amendment prvldlng funds for public works continue active. Ths not less 150,000. of than army body by those who rescued it and by is described as conservasenate relented somewhat and agreed the fragments of a cap his father rec- purchasing tive. alto this amendment without a roll cnlL ognized. At the morgue the father "While as light upward trend Is All but two votes for an army of so was able to make partial Identlft-catiobecause of he slzef of the noted In railroad activities, other lines 1C9, 000 men were cast by Republicans. remain quiet In Wyoming. Seasonal The two eharred remains. exceptions were Senator and Senator FletchMontana of Larra bee's body was nothin the large operations continue to offer employment to a limited number. An abun-danc- Myers er of Florida, Democrats. The twelve. sump when found, but Just west of of general labor Is reported. the dike which makes the suinp. That Insurgent Republicans and twenty-fou- r "The at the employment situation In Chey- Democrats accomplished the defeat of he was In water to his waist time of the explosion Is plainly loll' enne has Improved during the month. the larger army amendment The cated. Flesh was clinging to the A slight trend upward Is shown In rail- twelve Insurgents were Borah, Capper, bones below the waistline, but the road occupation, while building op- Gooding, Harreld, Jones of Washington npper part of the corpse was entlrley erations and an extensive program of Kenyon, Ladd, LaFolIette, McNary, free of Gesh. It was In this same sec- public Improvements will offer employ- Norris, Townsend and Willis. tion that Mayor Neslen late Sun- ment to considerable numbers. Rehave decreased. Improved SIR JAMES M. LOWTHER day afternoon picked np a charred tail sales looked for within the are conditions skin bone that physicians say Is that of a human, and ths finding of which next two months. "Depressed conditions In coal min lca',s to the theory that the death toll wilt be more than two. The hone is ing and railroad occupations continue A that of a human, according to Dr. J. at Rock Springs. Seasonal activities J. Galligan, who said last night that have provided work for a limited num' an examination showed that It hud ber, but have not been sufficient to efKy v -V Imfect any general filled blood. improvement been with only recently v V V;' A 'O', ' , mediate not Is betterment expected. The fire burned fiercely for twenty-two "Considerable unemployment exists hours. During Saturday night firemen succeeded In confining the In mining in Nevada. In railroad oci Games to the wooden-to- p tank, which cupations the prospects for employhad been struck by lightning. How- ment are slightly better. Lumbering ever, the flames spread to another and public works are to a limited ex 2,000,000-gallocontainer a short dis- tent counteracting the depressions In tance away, which had been partly other lines. No marked improvement amptied. As the fire reached this Is anticipated In the Immediate future. At Reno little change was noted durlank It exploded and oil poured forth to be licked up by the Games and ing the month, except In mining and railroading, which offered somewhat (catered with alarming rapidity. The flames which spread from the brighter prospects of reemployments. large tank after the explosion Sunday It Is expected that unemployment will morning engulfed a frame cottage, lo- be reduced within the next sixty days, cated east of the plant and facing following Improved conditions In both North Third West street In less than Industrial and merchantile lines. an hour the small structure had burn-r- d J Old Couple Wed down completely and only a few and scattered rafters Chicago. A marriage license was Issmouldering bricks from the foundation were left sued Saturday to S. II. Meritt, 81, and to mark the site. The house was own- Mrs. Louisa Vaughan, 83. The couple ed by the company and rented by an are the oldest to apply for a license employee. The occupants moved out In the history of the marriage license Sir James M. Lowther, for 16 yea early In the day and the loss was es- bureau. Merritt said he was getting speaker of the British house of 001 timated at $1500. married because he was lonesome.none, has retired. Lid Lifted In Pueblo Argentina Increases Army Idaho Man For Collector Buenos Aires. Despite disarmaDenver. Announcement was ma and Washington. Senators Gooding ment proposals, the strength of the here Tuesday by Frank J. Medii In united Borah Idaho of Thursday Argentine army Is not being reduced, Will- federal prohibition director for Co as the conscripts of the 1920 class be- recommending the appointment of rado, that all liquor restrictions h colleclifted for thirty days at Iueb been ing called to the colors number 21,005, iam Kent of Bunners Ferry as a as an emergeney measure In couibatl against 17,743 called up a year ago. tor of customs for the MonThe Increase Is due to the adoption of district, to succeed A. J. King of the possible spread of desense In t a scheme by the minister of war for tana, Democratic Incumbent. The of- flood area. The order, Mr. Modi the, reorganization of the land forces. fice pays $3500 per annum. Headquart- said, wus Issued following Inslructlo The strengrh of the Infantry companies ers of this district are located at received from the federal prohihiti has commissioners office in new numbering 80 men, will be Increas- Helena. Usually the collector-shiWasbingti ed to 100 and there will also he an In- beeu accorded Montana,, but that state after officials there had beeu advls now has no Republican senators, so by health authorities at Pneldo tli crease ..1 i he strength of artillery the plum will go to Idaho. the step seemed necessary. 15 years of age, son V,' n - Idnho-Montan- V. given, It lighL Occasions! sales of distress wus stated Monday following the Comarketa nference of feed reported In many last week u which J. I. Quoted Uran 111.60, middlings ttt.iO. Minneapolis; II per cent cottonseed Morgan recreated eastern bunker. The oilier f'23,(xxt,onu utut be raismeal 2tt0 Memphis; linseed meal )t ed 111 by western bunker. Possibility oC Minneapolis, Ruffalo; white hominy feed 1 fit. Louie; new No- - t Alfalfa raising the amount will come up for meal III, No. 1 Colorado meat fit il ooualdorutlou at tho conference of beet pulp 2l f. o. b. sea- western bankers to bo held in Chicago Chicago, board markets. A committee representing tho eusteru Frwlt aad Vegetable. North Caro- banker will attend tho meeting. lina Irish cobbler potatoes down toe Whlio WMlvru bunker will inuLo per bhl. New York undor Increasing a aubstuiniul contribution to tho pool, eas$ .1.76; fl.60 receipts, reaching 0 111 tern shore of Virginia clock steady at tho UlHcugo bank w bo Baked lo tako II O 14.60. Shipment from South charge of the detail of the scheme. a no program is to niuao six mouth Carolina have been decreasing rapidly, the heaviest movement of th pest iUeatoik loan rather than for a two-ye- ar week coming from North Carolina period 0 ha been urged. The and tli eastern shore of Virginia. ix uiontn paper will be tibjoct to reTexas and Louisiana sacked Bile w upou maturity uud renewal if the tie 100 8L 25c lba up per Triumphs Louie at 13.15 O fl.60; up ft Kansas loan to six month periods, tho paper out reserve bunks. '1 lie loan will bear City at fl 0 fl.60. Texas Yellow Rermuda onion near- will bo eligible for rediscount at ut ctuTcut rates. ly steady In consuming markets at fl.25 0 f per standard ersts. CaIt 1 Intended tiiut the Chicago bank lifornia stock steady to firm In uliull bundle tho loans through bunk centers, ranging fl.60 O ftla the cuttle growing wccUon or California Salmon Tint cantaloupe cuttle louu tompuules. la down 60e 0 too per rrat at shipping through this way It will be possible to uso exunder closing heavy haullnge, point ft. 76 0 $1.16 per standard crate isting credit nutebuory, which will fa. of 66 melons, carloads L e. b. dilute mutters. cash track. Price down fl.TI 0 . lluudllug of the mutter through prifl.ZI per crate In consuming markets, vate banking chuuiicU 1 regarded a closing fl.60 0 f5.76. Shipment have desirable because of the urgency of been Increasing rapidly. the situation. Dairy Piwdseta. . Butter markets The purpose la to facilitate the anhave been firm all week under active nual movement of cattle feeder from storing demand, but today thera was the southwest to Idaho, Montana, weaker feeling and slight declines ocand other northwestern states. Th Into curred In moat markets. those who will attend the Among th movement has been heavy, storage 1 Senator Stanconference Chicago preliminary official relaaea for entire field also participated of who United States for June first showing Oregon, Not In the meeting of lust week In Waali-tngto- n. total holding 11,800,000 pound prices advance for. tho week average He per pound. It score closing: New "I belclve that private credits to the Tork 10c; Chicago 10 He; Phil. 12c; amount of $50,000,000 would aid tna. Boston lift. terlally In the crisis now pres4ut Cheese markets steady to firm. Cuour country. raid Senator Stanfield In rrent production not yet showing qualIn discussing the livestock situation ity necessary for active storing demand and movement of all medium Tuesday. "Naturally I dinre to have grad good Into consumptive chan- the financial problem handled through nels he had some tendency to keep private hands than through governprices down. Prices nt Wisconsin pri- mental old. The Chicago conference mary marketa avarage: Daisies 16 He; ought to establish definitely whether Double Daisies I6c; Toung America there Is any need for federal legisla16Hc; Long Horns 16H. tion. Private capital or federal credits Grain. July wheat sold at the high- must work to save a situation that la est point of tho season on the trd in- headed straight for a meat famine. fluenced by tho bullish crop report and aatlmates and larg export busi- HARVEY AGAIN UNDER ATTACK ness, but weakness developed later In session with considerable change In sentiment. Lower prices prevailed un-- ti Senate Would Have President Call Ambassador Home the eighth when excessive ' rain Senator Harrison, with floods In Kansas caused an upWashington. turn that continued until tho dose on Dmocrat, Mississippi, Introduced Mon-da- y tho 10th. Caah wheat In good demand a resolution requesting President with country offerings to arrive light Harding to Inform the senate whether, Liquidation on in corn by house with "there I as much reason and justifiIn Chicago caah cation for a oaatern connection repremand or the recall of market No. S Bed winter wheat fhtl; No. I Hard fl.ft; No. S Mixed corn Ambassador George W. Harvey for Ids to; No. I Tellow corn lie; No. I white rillgrltns day speed) of May 19, 1021.' oats 16a For tho week Chicago July as for tha reprimand or recall of Win. S. Sims for bis speech of wheat down lo at ft.ltH: July corn down tf&e at 6I0. Minneapolis July Juno T, 192L , rj wheat unchanged at fl.17; Kansas City Tha resolution also would have tha July down to. fl.17 H: Winnipeg July president adlvse tha senate on these down at fl.TIH- - Chicago September wheat fLHH: September corn points: "Whether ho was consulted or know, . 2H. of tho purported speech of Ambassador Live Stock and Heat. Hog prices at Chicago advanced Z60 O fOe per Ilarvey or undertaken to ascertain "Whether he or, through hto direc100 Iba the past week. Beef steers were steady; butcher tows and heifers tion, the secretary of stabs has pro. and feeder steers generally 25c lower. tested or reprimanded Ambassador Veal calve up ZSa Aged Mmbt de- ITarvy or undertaken to ascertain clined T6c; spring lemb fl. Yearlings whether the ambassador was correctly, and fat awei down ISo. June 10th quoted In the American newspapers. Chicago prices; hoga bulk of sale Senator Ilarrison sought Immediate fS.OS 0 ft.SO; medium and good beef consideration of his resolution, but ob- -' steer 17.60 O 16.65; butchei cowe Kansas,-republicaand heifers f6.26 O fl.60; feeder steers Jectlon by Senator Curtis of whip forced It over. ff.ZI 0 17.75; light and medium Senator narrtson dedeared Ambassweight vest calves fl 0 $10.15; fat lambs fl 0 f 11.75; spring lamb ador narveys statement that we were flO.ZS 0 $12.25; yearlings f(.60 0 flO; "afraid not 0 fight was an Insult to, fat ewes fl 0 i. every soldier, sailor and marlnee who wholesale served under the Stars and Stripes. Th trend of oastern fresh meat price was upward. Beat advanced to fi.ZS per 100 lbs. Veal Biographer ! Dead ranged steady to ft higher, depending Wilmington, Del. Dr. John W. Jorupon the market Lamb generally fl dan, 80, editor of the Encyclopedia of higher, mutton steady to ft higher. American Biography died at his home Pork loins irregular, light loins fl lower et some marketa, ft higher at Sunday. othera; heavy loins unchanged. June Federation of Women In Session 10 prices good grado meats: beef The General Federation of Womens f 15.60 0 f 11.50; veal fid 0 $19; lamb fZt 0 $28; mutton f9 0 f 16; light pork Clubs Is In session nt Salt Lake Ctiy, loins 20 0 f23; heavy loina flS O and representatives from all over Unitfl- - . ed States are In attendance. ... i ' at Wy-oaul- ng al lo Bird Sews Leaves With Silk. The winter la a good time to find birds Bests, aa the hedges are leafless, and nest may be found la placet whi-.- lt have been carefully learched (a vain In summer. The kingfisher's aeet la a wonderful thing, being composed of fishbones. It ta possible that these bones are th remains of feasts, th bird going to th aa me hole year after year when nesting. Still more wonderful la the craftsmanship of the nolay tailor birds of India, which with their bills thread leaves toge her with the ailk of caterpillar coco. ua. 1 Italy Supports Britain London. Italy has assured Great Britain full support for the British, plan eo reestablish authority of the allied commission of control In the disturbed area of Upper Sileria, It be--' came known Monday. A few French troops are aiding the Bristish In the districts where the advance Is proceeding. The British have drawn, up a schedule for the expluslon of the Insurgents with a view to clearing out the area In one week. And ore attempt- -' Ing to obtain the consent of the French |