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Show THE SALT . LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 192L 8 ward circumstance a few weeks later when 'we begin to unfold our views and wishes, for Europe might Judge us by our rejoinder to their proposal. How to Win Frensk Support. Do w want French support for the American thesis In China and the far east and French help in making the disarmament discussion more something than a solemn faree? Well, we can have It by agreeing to ratify the American treaty of Insurance, which pledges our troops to defend France a fresh German attack and by against also agreeing that we shall be prepared to protect French Aslatio possessions against e Japanese aseault, provoked by French association with our efforts at But we can't get the Washington. French to disarm In the presence of GerIf we are not willing to promise many aid,- - and we can't get to the French quarrel with the Japanese In our Interests, if we will not guarantee Tahiti and New Calendonla. Do we want British support for our far eastern policies? We can have It, but not for nothing. We must agree to two things to frame an alliance and to give a to aid Britain in the defense ofguarantee her dominions which will be menaced If Britain breaks with Japan. And this Is a guarantee for Indian and British rule In India, quite ee much as for Aastrall&n or Canadian security. But if we will not pay In kind, then Britain will have to consult her own interests, and there is no mistaking the fact that theae lie with Japan to the extent that a break with Japan would invite reprisal and might risk the collapse of British empire In Asia and the freedom of British dominions In Australasia. Anglo-Frenc- Simonds Argue That Con ference 'Can . Not Avoid I European Complication. h- Indo-Chln- Have a Beautiful Complexion ' It matter of care, attention and the RIGHT cream. You must give nature the aid she needs. The charm of a soft, clear skin of dainty texture is priceless. Let the daily use of one or more of these beauty aids win admirations tribute for you. S RirHARD a, Belief of Correspondent. - I By FRANK H; SIMOND. m Tli Tribune. 6prl' D. WASHINGTON, C., Oct, 22. Re- events, of which the French premier' s speech at 8t. Naialre Is Only the latest, have served to demonstrate, how mistaken was the American conception that the Washington conference would be able to avoid the European compll- cations whhh centered about the Parts conference and, from the American point of view, resulted in substantial shipwreck of all the high hopes entertained for that . Bathering There was a hope, a belief, that the discussion of the question of disarmament and the problems of the Pacific could and would be separated from the entanglements of Europe. la But It is now resolved that clear that Europe quite no such separation shall take plaoe. Wa have. In affect. Invited Europe, with Japan, to a discussion of those questions which most Intimately concern ua But Europe, In coming to talk with ua about our Interests, has plainly resolved to bring Its own along and invite our participation In their settlement. cent cream B Cftr 00C " DAGGETT A RAMSDELLS Sm The New- . Millinery PERFECT HUBBARD ATER S BERRY'S An (1I.UU -- CHFAM SEMPRK OIOVINE.. , OINT- - FRECKLE 53c 97c 07ri DR. BERRY'S KREMOLA SATIN SKIN COLD Cl. All vdW 60c $1.10 7- CREAM LUX- - PONDS EXTRACT COLD CREAM 75c $1.50 $2.00 AXGELUS LEMON CREAM, I LB TINS WOODBURY'S FACIAL Millinery has discarded its somber black. Fickle Fashoff ion' demands THats bright shades in gold, salver, brocaded and gay trimmings. The new arrivals have converted our MilSi- -, nery Section into a blaze off bright coloring. "Priced ' $5.00 to $25.00 Holland 25c 50c 2K-DR. 47c 83c $1.49 HARRIET - Enter Discussion. Dutch MARVELOUS 50c $1.00 $1.75 ilLEBA SKIN CLEANSER GREA8ELESS Anglo-Americ- Japan May Yet Involve Thi Country in Conflict, Is HUDNUT S Jl. 001 t ' OAW Stir Air OOl STILLMAN'S FRECKLE CREAM S STEIN'S KNICKERBOCKER COLD CREAM, H LB 75c $1.00 HUDNUT'S THREE FLOWERS VANISHING CREAM...... 50c size!... $1.00 HILLROSE dot-not cut much of ft figura calculations, but we have Invited her to attend the conference, and Holland baa eO, 000,000 aubje ta in her Pacific Mantle 8he cannot defend these possessions against Japan. They represent her real aim to world importance. If she votea with us, Japan can seise them without difficulty, But will we agree that In return for the Dutch support at Washington we will protect Dutch East Indies against Japanese aggression? If we wont, then the mere Influence of blackmail will prevent Holland from supporting us It Is ft question of pa, pav, pay' all along the line, just as Mr. Wilson discovered at Paris There is not a single international question which can be isolated and discussed Without regard to other circumtsances. Now Europe is going to try two things. It meets every woman preference for all purposes and all times. An exquisite Its first line will be obviously to discover beeutlfler for use both day and night. A few minutes' brisk massage with our purposes It has Its votes, HILLROSE and your akin Is In velvet glow, all traces of fatigue rubbed out It can wreck Mr. Harding s concharm and daintiness rubbed In. Massage dally with HILLROSE. Refreshing ference out of hand, and It is plain that and Invigorating. In beautiful Jars ft total failure will b a disaster, speakIn terms of the approaching congresing sional election in 1922. Europe will, I am Problems Are -- Multiplying. Millinery Section: Second Floor satisfied, offer the United States un'And thus theie goes glimmering the qualified support for its eastern proand for its disarmament Ideas, pronotion that Isolation Is possible. We have. gram the United states is prepared to go In fact, fled Europe and taken refuge not vided same the In Asia, lengths in assuring European , In the United States, but rather in matters of equal Importance nations ractroubles Its find and to Europe only to them. That Is the first line. ing us on the Asiatic mainland and In Whether we like it or the general support still In many British Is Suggested. once Compromise all .h,ln Britlh appear to ws for have not, recognise quarters contest that all the simple and easy avoidance of Americans ars prone to think that th and up m'.Kbut momentd'Pmatlc meets that Assuming with Europe of fear war, of we for which the European snarls hoped conference In the first maneuver, calling of the Washington stony dlrctd agalpst their After exposure to sun, wind, has become Impossible. We are. In the which negation means alliance pure and simple, represents an unmistakable contribution AanioM..raM, would outweigh broadest sense of the word, back la the next step is equally plain. Europe to the cause of world peace, and that th dust or outdoors you will enny dvantage to be obtained from the Paris. Mr. Harding will have to begin. . will their endeavor as a rest of the world is, consequence, to force a compromjoy the soothing, healing end-e- ven If If. not where Mr. Wilson left off, aome-effects of a good lotion. ise between us and the Japanese which grateful and even enthusiastic. But this AT1r,c5n . representatives, ubJect Utr rejection by where back along the road not In the least the case. The fact the nerit These suggestions from our will obviate the possibility of arousing 1s iAnd the fundamental problem which wide assortment. that, so far as the governing eleanger and reprisal. But a comwir have to face again Is whether, we are Japanese means not the open door and ments era concamed In most European promise Froetllla, 7C th McC1 by the to with Into United of tha decision go partnership prepared the Integrity of China, but a partition of countries, the special States to bring up tha far eastern quesworld, or with certain nations in the China, a new application of the did prinLavender Hills Sweet are we again going ciple of spheies of Interest." world, or whether This Is tion Is vlewsd with Intenss apprehension If we attempt it, the way Europe to1 attempt Isolation. particularly Mrs. Smoot Assists 50c aettlees Its quarrels. This and profound disapproval, Tea when the discussion Is preceded, by the nothing seems plainer than that we anal) is the way, through British influence, Tanforan, at w this time are but announcement not achieve that It, prepared Given temporarily France and Germany momentarily avoidHouse SOc Pen star Almond and special to make alliances Or agree to the Eurooar own expense and poaalbly at our yary ed war over the Moroccan dispute. Hind Cucumber Honey and Al- considerable risk. pean form of compromise, which amounts Special to Tbs British and French statesmen will tf4C Tribune. to Cream iThe dominating fact of the Washing- -' to discover some sort of formula, and seek partition. for83c ....... and NOW can all while the thought In thus calling up Pacific WASHINGTON, D. C . Oct you give Vtalls Almond and Ben- tqn conference will not be a discussion mulae are the easiest things for diplo12 oxs. conseon ln armaments have either of limitation tbe of th "reiving ltn- Imported very grave mats to which will avoid, trouble. problems may atthff Whi'i H?Idin attention necessary to selection, is the most 35c water or on land. When Mr. Harding The whole find, Lotlon quences for France, for Britain, for HolBay Rum of European statesmanahd Mr. Hpghes expanded tne agenda ship, once itobject Pint Witch Melba Skin , Y C time for choosing A most exland, all of whom have great Interests In advantageous an discovers that American And for Britain the peril 10 Include the Pacific question they took alliance Is not to be had, will be to avoid the Pacific. OOv Lotlon Hasel Utah's t.;i.,oriSraMnratorReed clusive line of steel engraved cards ready at V US back Into Europe, for Europe will trouble In the Far Bast. And. aa I have Is both enormous and unavoidable 6&c Schramm's Witch Sec !5c Violet hHudnuts The la occasion a one are In we are with of Its Pacific with the fire; the infrenuent .raising playing problem only deal Face Lotion HMl Schramm Johnsons. Order now and avoid, pointed out. It must seek to avoid trouble, question afternoon social affalrb Which one ot g 46c international of own fashion and that fashion means rivalry, the Vlvaudou If Cream of Al- because trouble come Ua own Inter- the most obvious outcomes of which la Cream.... 1 have the RUSH. nee or partition, and perhaps both. fortth!!1nMr' HRrdln est all! be gravely compromised. Eureka of meeting Inaugurate no Smpee?aai'.... Is war. And if there country war, old 21c At this polqt, however, it will be clear with Aslatio , possession can stand aside in Washington society and the official sec. yCream. that there la no longer any question of It Japanese Question Looms. To affront will be Instantly affected. to for unqualified the are Is we European truth support iThe that seeking the United States means trouble, to theels On the other hand, Eu- alienate eotsblish In the Par East s policy which American end we Japan means disaster them. We rope will undertake to act as the ar- have forced squarely conflicts with the Japanese the dilemma upon at between America and Asia, and conare asking Europe to see the thing as biter 9 we see it and lend us their moral, per- trol of the situation will have passed India Ready to Explode. THIS!-$5.- 00 of our hands. out EuIt be will utterly even assistance their But material, haps If the t inted States and Japan could rarnlval and dance will closely united by common InIt seems to me the profoundest Of all rope, more than American yet euepect, which fight In peace. Europe would reluctantly error to Imagine that Europe will, with- terests venin' October 24. Thh!f,8!lay let ua have It out. I do not doubt that AUTO-STRO- P present programs and suggest soluThlrd out hesitation and without promise of will niuement hail. ul mnd State streets The tions and back of all suggestions will the larger fraction of European sympathy material advantage, throw Its lot in with ba "Tj 1 under the no ua be would la the with this of by although direction avoidance the underlying of the Scandnecessity ug against Japanese. means true In many professional govern- inavian society for the aid of Soandinavlof any act which may alienate Japan. W hat Americans have not clearly permental quarters, where th American cmaI P:r,r ceived is that it is a mistake to assert, nd the h,B t S,alt I'ak' carnival will be devoted to a has been done so generally, that the Possible Developments Outlined. course is deeply resented. But an Asiatic be cannot like a European war, war, 1 tilted States arks m thing for Itself "talned th bent,u of It is not the United states, but Japan limited or the sparks are newcomers" aid that all countries seve possibly that Franc Is fearful of If we fall If In that time you are not to bound to flyrestricted, roots of all the The out to the Is public Invited to equal concern wltn us In esJapan have the get our Far Eastern established. adjoining structures, and India, for ex- function, which, It Is said, willattend With a Cutex Boudoir satisfied with it, bring it be tablishing and maintaining the open door If we fall to arrive atpolicy anything more ample, ta at the present moment little by several unusual features cal? back and get your money. Iq China. This la net true and In addi- than a limitation of naval Set. Regular $3.00 Manicure has less construction, box. too, than a tinder Europe, tion there are many grave problem we shall not attack Australia or tlm b 600 perfect shaves ars positroubles enough at home without having Outfit. which must be faced by British, French We to shall not annex seek Dutch a new disturbance created In Its outlying a td hitch statesmen, before they can East Indies. tively guaranteed from each All the possible conseSpecial. ua their support. possessions. dosen blades. ghe our Indignation and disapAnd the most irritating thing ot all, Teachers The declaration of M. Biiand at St. quences of will Including not for In a moment Come show us pointment and weigh let Is let We our have you attitude. Nyiralre serves as text for the whole the similar consequences of Jap- naturally. Ivory handled buffer with removhow the AUTOSTROP RAEurope In for all this trouble, quite on European view France is ready to meet against anese resentment. And, wholly apart from our able chamntch orangewooi stick, and having let Eupwn American views with respect to the re- all Initiative, ZOR four emery boards, flexible nail file sharpens Itself, shaves questions, Europe has got rope In we placidly Insist that If only daction of her land forces provid-- d Amer-lc- v to sentimental and cleans without WIHlam look and six regular size packages of we for taking won t do Europe will take our advice and accept Itself If out Stevenson, president Is ready to meet French views as to d apart er removing the blade . the moat used Cutex nail prepara-tion- e JYench seturlty, which is another way business with It, If we won t pay th our policies tt will benefit, that we are the'Tr. in ot "'elation in each set. attention to European needs asking nothing for ourselves and prepar- m.tiV announces that a of saving that If we will agree to send smallest In and then,1 the last wUI b views, h2WMifh heltl anal) sis, ing something which will be tor the comiKan atlon trioops to France if she Is attacked, Europe will have to pay attention to Jap- mon good. And Europe, acutely, morbidly atclock hall at 2 3y France can and wlU reduce her armies to anese MeEri demands. That is the lpng and the conscious of the lack of adequate InsurMonday afternoon meet our views. Dr. George Snoddv, instructor in Dsv short of the whole matter ance and the Inflammable character of a he It Is not true that Europe would bene- Ita eastern establishments, finds upon of Utah, will East Clearly in View. be the speaker. University A musical fit equally with ua by the establishment ws not smallest have tha that has inquiry also been arranged, followingprogram Now, looking at the far eastern situaof the open door in China. the Intention of Quite any guarantees members of the association willwhich the tion, what is the fact? Japan has an contrary, the solution which would best against loss Ifextending our to their fire particispreads navy strong enough to enpate ln an hour of social enjoyment, army and toa deal the British and the French would able her with French or Putch be tisfy an extension of the old policy of precincts colonies as she chooses. She Is only of Interest Eet Japan have the Shantung Thorn sphere There. amalgamated from n hostile policy by her alAdjourns. Britain the center, France tne north, liance with Great Britain and by her ImAe for Mr. Harding and Mr. Hughes, Special to The Trtbeae end let the three mutually agree mediate concern in the nearer regions of south, to ;'or he fourth time the Interests of each within their situation la horribly restricted by within fifty days the meeting of the the mainland of Asia facing her own is- the respect reason of the character of the tight made Thl was the respective spheres! stockholders of lands. She Is. too, at the moment, Inthe Mr Wilson their upon by Amalgamated party. They conception which, with various differ- cannot fluenced by the poeslbihtv of obtaining ences scheduled for 10 0 o clockSugar agree to any compromise which this due to 'conditions existing at the would recall the Shantung affair They French, Dutch and British support moment, called for John Hay adjourned The meeting s door open till morning, but convened to cannot would alliance which against ua If agree any Russia and not immediately doctrine, although after adjournment to 10 20 oclock But what Brltorn, France and Holnot aJK.the old ghosts and specwas strong in the north in .thoseJapan next Why not develop afid print your own film? days tres refuse land should all agree to our views and and of the league of nations fight they trlday morning was taken. was arriving. of kodakGermany FiftyI per cent of the pleasure us their M President S. Browning give to Euroeven unqualified cannot support at agree recompense If at were the United presided of States in finishing your own films. Here out ing it, pean nations for their support by a canNo statement was Issued Washington and after? Japan would then this Is precisely the settlement which testing room a a Is makes dark combination that no further reason to placate France have cellation of the- war debts In a word, after the meeting. would make and each European You can develop your films unnecessary or Holland, and she would have some- Europe and can but offer they nothing platonic aa ln would the well, power, be far Japan daylight. a real grievance thing approximating can ever be friendship of the stonleet platonic charagainst the British, who even to this better satisfied than theyapplied, and in acter. dav are allies of the Japan-s- e and have with the American Idea all on can MISSION the The other hand, over China, and willJapanese, competition harvested very great profit from that albe prepared to make proposals dangerous of comWORKERS WILL BE liance. Today Japan finds bersell fBCed America is the most same the and time at we tq indulge in because all conDaelor your film when and where you are, things bv a menace as grave that coming petitors, the best can offer all sorts of atthreats They will mith the assurance that as far aa deto dominate sidered, GIVEN the placed from Germany and confronting Britain a If Europe stands by tractive rewards. If miliof veloping: goes, the results could not be China, political and decade ago. Before and during the world markets ImIs and more them of vastly what Improved. war, even recently In tbe surmne coun- tary Influences are excluded, A farewell testimonial will be portance they can discreetly and diplocil, Japan played the part if the loy.tl given none the less successfully, for Wayne Moss and & but matically, ee Where Is it the British turn jawa Japan May Help. ally; today statesmen play on the unmistakable apprehensions Albert Sutherland f have to face the Europeati such an agreement France and Brit- of the European powers, whose necessity In the HollldaY sard fact that giving their support to the ainBy would be Insured against anv conas is to avoid real trouble with Japan Thursd a y chapel, American view with respect of China and ceivable Japanese More than ciear to the Japanese as to themselves. evening at 7.30 ij the Pacific means inviting the hospitality this, they weuld beaggression. Gneof-th- s -of at least a worst of whole certain tha features o'clock Elder to of Japan. They have calculate the degree of Japanese assistance were there situation Is that, while the Japanese ak la a son of Mr Moss and comparative advantage of platonic friend- to be another European conflagration a people are. acutely alert to what the Mrs. James E Moss t our part, as against solve hosship. on And. If Japan measured the aid she gave Washington conference means, they see and Elder Sutheron the of part Japan tility They are allies in the world war and conducted tt aa a clash between the American and land la a son of Mr bound and this la the key of the wnole her on the AMATEUR PRINTER policies, see the tormer s polMrs W and J .plan Japanese ait' atlon to ask from ua certain guar- herself her friends her asalatance'waa, toward Make your owq prints with an outicy as a threat, an open challenge to their of both Sutherland, antees against disaster flowing from nevertheless, extremely valuable fit that offers you in compact form What own ve-- y existence, and are prepared to Holliday will thele advocacy of pur cause In Wash- was of far greater device that value, however, was back their representatives. American leave In theThey every near fu- - i' ington. aids the security the alliance gave Britain and public sentiment Is on the whole hardgood printing 00 ture for the German JIIV.UW France against any Japanese raids upon ly awake to the momentous Issues InOutfit completeand Salsa mission J Europe Interested in Asia. to look upon for volved end is their colonise or Asiatic Interests Other Developing and Printing the Mormon But Eurdpe cannot afford to maintain the whole affair as little more than a church. Elder Moss Outfits 1.SS and up If we are not prepared to give those discussion of the limitation of n$val exLet Us 8hsw You we need not expect European its old policy against American opposiIs a Unlversitv of guarantees It can find a a and reducsafe further tion, and provided cm penditure possibly the dav of decision Europe Utah while support Elder Sutherland student, has adjustment with the United tion In armies the wgrld over has colonies. Investments. Intel est pobeen connected wth tho I D. 8. school The most satiafactory solution litical and interests financial of enormous States at Mantl. the one proposed by Uoyd War as a Possiblity. value all over Asia, and these great In- would benamelv, aa vestments are compromised thq moment George Japan la wide awake and deadly In alliance, In which France would earnest. the Japanese adopt a hostile policy in Site will hcalute nothing and of the certainly be included AiUImately at teat she has many cards In herat.hands rcorhral' United Statee- - for the dlstr.et of Utah They thesis Obviously w.. Have to the extent of guaranteeing her Asiatic ars not better cards than .Mr. American In the matter of John Katralls, some-timHqghes same and the colonies would guarantee more tq offer than the Japanese There known as John Kotos, voL bankfor Holland Instead of rivalry, this could have, were his country equally allvs Is hot a single one of the Fuio can pow- hold and situation to the as to equally united mean partnership; rupt In Is.Bankruptcy, No 610. but the fact ers which would not prefer the Amer- would best hts cards But have been Notice policy. be hereby given that John It would be ican to the Japanese alliance, but Japan cannotIn a mistaken. taken from him by the force of circum- Ka traits, bankrupt, has filed his petition Tuthless exploitation ofpartnerChina stances. and does offer something concrete, ship cannot offer collecHa 17, October 1921, praying for a Europe dated should get a share of Interest or cersail so far we have offered nothing and We from all his debts In bankruptrr, In all spheres of tively or any one of the several Europrivileges have frowned upon any suggestion of al- tain special countries an all creditors and other individually alliance. and that pean Interest, but w should have quietly, but He liance, direct or Indirect cannot pay in money or In guarantees are ordered to attend at the persons to retire our doctrines of the And th thing does not stop with' Asia. forever, As a result, at the critical moment, upon said peti Ion before the hearing for Petitioner. and the DISTRICT CXL'RT OF THE state of Utah, on the 24th day of NovemUnited door open of Integrity China. If Europe offers ua substantial support In to me very grave danger States district Judge. In th- - T nlted States IN THE ber- 1921, at the hour of 9 46 o'clock a. m , there seem district. In for state of Utah, the far east, where at present our main Alliance Crops e, United' to Slates In the Federal building In the the Its the courtroom of the that petipurpose The Balt considering wl, Factor. interest Bes, It wtlt inevitably 'demand of and lor th county of Salt Lake. In the tion for withdrawal from the state of Cork SealLake City brartch of the Cro discover that Europe is standing city of Balt Lake, Utah, on the 2bth day u counterbalancing favors In Europe We In view of what happened to Mr Wilcompany of Baltimore, he end not, with us, end that of November, 1921, at 10 oclock In the A Seal company, with of Crown the Cork the Utah from of th withdrawal Japan matter shall have to tske an Interest In Euro- son because to the Shantofore located at 706 South State etr we shall be called upon to accept or reforenoon, and then and there show cause. state o? Utah of th Crown Cork A a foreign corporation. pean matters and there Is something tung settlement. It Is id s to Imagine that ject another Shantung compromise, which If any they have, why th; reaver of said 1921. 22nd of October. .Dated this dav a Seat has been closed company, foreign corporation Customers In this t more than passive significance In the Mr. Harding would even- - think twice of means, to put the thing brutally, ws petitioner should not be and also CURENCE COWAN, No 3112?. Notice (Seal) ritory will receive our usual service Tr Met that at Geneva France and Britain this solution shall have to choose between war and attend th examination granted, Is hereby given that a hearing Clerk Third District Court, Salt Lake our San Francisco of tli bankrupt Notice or Kanaae C new Is 6f a to It invitation upon Interest and the But to a new betraval of China I do nbt mean thereon. agreed JEKROLD R. LETUMEi will ta had before the Hon G A. lvcr-eobranch", or rilre-- t from Baltimore - . County. Utah. I nltd Mates to Join the league of na- note that thd proposition importance! was made by that Europe would support Japan In case . Referee in Bankrupt), P of the Third judicial district By Clerk. J THE CROWN Deputy Panning, A CORK Judge SEAL COMPA) tions. That Invitation may prove an awk- the British prime minister and finds very of west aa the contrary, I believe that bait Lake City, Utah. hSSSL court, within end for Silt Lake county. CF BALTIMORE, Dickson, Eills A Adamson, Attorneys m American 1 Velvet Cream THE ONE CREAM FOR ALL PURPOSES :$50c $1.00 $1,50 fSkin Beautifiers and Lotions Order Your c. Christmas and Years hut Personal Greeting Cards Now at at White i. e SS5. 25c rC,, 42c fv beV'.!10;" rl.i f Out 23c -- al-ll- Scandinavian Society Announce Carnival 65c J 29c57c VALET MEN, TRY car-niv- al ' v ,?' RAZOR FOR 30 DAYS fr CUTEX Your Nails char-aeterls- ' indo-Chln- fnUVe a. .... 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