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Show CHE SALT LAKE session, and for which Germany has been striving by breaking up ths allied and associated powers' solidarity, sines the armistice. Ths British - expect to wring certain conceesione regarding tonnage of capital shlpa and submarines from tha French through Including France In the agreement. Leaving out France, tt Is pointed out, would hava stamped her as a "secondary Power," or a country In tha nebulous status of Italy, no longer among the big nor yet a real second-clas- s' nations,' atata like Spain, but existing In a special , category. eral settlement on these major subjects Franca will be assured that through which provides Is expected to be Included In one underr the agreement for discussion of any subject of differstanding among the delegates and trans ence without recourse to war, sho need lated later 'Into several separate treaties no longer have apprehensions regarding attacks in the channel, the A111110 nor and agreements, the Mediterranean. Although regarded by both .the" JapaIf the Pacific agreement, because It Is nese and the Americans as an Important based in natal terms, can be extended ne e ement In the general scheme of the to tho Atlantic. It might conceivably be gotlntlons, the problem of fortifications stretched to the Rhine, ie the French does not and naval bases In the Pacif-By viewpoint. promise to be difficult of solution, that there Is starting nofrom the premise to be scrapping of Island detenses YAP believe the they have delegates erected, found a Simple basts for agreement on TO BE COMPOSED the principle of maintaining existing conditions. By GRAFTON S. WILCOX. It Is considered probable that Hawaii Lake Tribune Lee Mg Who. as In the treaty, will be ex- Cktexge Tribune-Sa-lt Like ShanWASHINGTON, Dec. empt from any provisions of the fortifies tlons- agreement which apply to other tung, tho Tap iasue Is to bo settled outPacific la.anda. The American delegation side the International arms conference, Is ssid to regard the Hawaiian group as and agreement thereon may soon be ana part of the American mainland. nounced. Bv working from the principle of the ths .United betwaen Negotiations status 110; the delegates' have adopted States and Japan which have been protha gressing for many months on this subfor the fortifications negotiations same principle that has guided them In a ject are not to be disturbed by the Washbroad sense In the conversations of both ington conclave, although It may be that the naval ratio end the far eaet. a settlement can be reached and reThe Italian auggeatlon that Italy also to the conference aa a matter' of be Included In the proposed agreement ported welcome Information to add to the exhostilifor a "coo.lng off delay before pected series of far sastern adjustments ties In the Pacific was tad to be based undertaken here. .on the Relief that the arrangement, will being Assurances that the United States Snl s he strengthened if ail the powJapan would not need the Intervention ers are participants. or collaboration of ths other powers In order to reach an agreement were fotth-comlwhen denials wars made of reLIKELY TO BE ports that Tap had been thrown Into 4 the far eastern hopper on the WashingIN ' ton conference table. The differences ovetTap and establishment of American cable rights on By HENRY WALES. Lake Tribune Leased Wire. the Island have been on the verge of setCklrtfO Trlbore-Bsl- t tlement for some time. In fact, there Dec WASHINGTON", Secretary are reports from Toklo tonight quoting Balfour, Toklcht Hughes summoned Arthur J. Tanaka, acting vice minister for Baron Kato and M. Rene Vlvlani to the as stating that agreement state department this afternoon to dis- foreign affairs, already had been reached on general outcuss the situation regarding the lines, and that the only differences to supplant the accord for readjustment concern minor naval ratio alliance, the In official quarters hers there details and the Pacific naval base questions. Is substantial vociferation of thia out"The "quadrilateral agreement,' The American authorities, aecorllng to lines of which had been sketched to., the advices, favor the applltatlrn French premier, was submitted to M. Japanese to the mandate Vlvlani. The chief of the French dele- of the open door principle thts point la said t atlll be but Islands, gation gave Mr. Hughes assurances that open for discussion. to the proposal would be acceptable power should raise the question France, but withheld formal endorsement of If any In the conference. Japan deleTap until he can communicate with Paris. It is believed, would Inset upon A resume of the situation in cable gates, the open door principle. This wou.d open code was dispatched to M. Brtand tonight doors also of the mandated islands and M. Vlvlani expects s favorable reply the In the south Pacific which bava lecn tomorrow. closed by England, Australia and New Hearty support for the agreement Is asaumlng of course, that Orest guaranteed from France. Although the Zealand, French delegation will make no move at Rrltain should not- rebel against the It has long been the contenprinciple. present. It is an unconcealable fact that tion or Japan that If the open door prinholds that French diplomatic oplmofi la to be applied to territory manestablishment of an entente covering the ciple Pacific may eventual.y be stretched to dated to one country, tt should apply to territory mandated to other counembrace other areas perhaps the Rhine. Since the main desire of the parties to tries The present prospect Is, howsver, that the agreement is to avoid war In the Pawill be just as the question will not be raised and If cific, It Is " desirous of argued, they war elsewhere, es- Japan - opens Yap to the United States averting rapidity with which It will not he opened to England and ths pecially In view of the hostilities spread In the last conflict. - British dominions, until ths islands manInclusion of France In the agreement dated to Britain in ths south Pacific also disposes of her "Isolation" fears, also ars opened. w hich M. Brland voiced at the last plenary four-pow- er c ISSUE LIKELY four-pow- er - -- flist-clas- ng FRANCE INCLUDED PACT quad-trilater- Anglo-Japane- - -- BAN SECRET PACTS FFECTING CHINA Jeweler Schubach Engages an Expert Bjr mlLIF KINSLEY. fktexgWTxIMineJIelt Lake Tribune leaeed Wire. China was WASHINGTON, Dec. freed today from the menses of futurs secret treaties which would affect her At the same territory or sovereignty. time, by the Insistence of Japan, China was bound not to get herself Into fresh trouble by giving Sa-sher righta A resolution, proposed by fclr Auckland was Geddes, sdoptsd by the nlna powers In tha committee on far eastern affalra In which ths . powers declare that It Is their Intention not to enter Into any treaty or arrangement which would Impair the Root reeolutlon adopted at the opening of the conference In which tt waa agreed to help China build stablegovernment. China asked for a reeolutlon In which the powers would commit themselves not to enter into any treaty concerning China without consulting Chins. Tho delegates could not see their way clear to making such a specific promiee, the burden of g objection being that power of the sovereign states would thereby be limited. Mr. Hughes, as chairman, discussing ths treaty bar asked by China observed that there might be treaties affecting Chins not adverse to Chins, but It could bs said that there would be no secret engagements. Designer-Engrave- r treaty-makin- Would Qualify Claims. Let Cuticura Be f Yonr Beauty Doctor Fwawle eerdnH t, Belaee.BeM SMS.Ofetmxit.TalniM Be Oeea CMIewe Label el wl.Peyl v, Gudes Pepto-Mapga- n ' I rtffawmi , Rebuilds the Blood Wrestling with a weakened condition of the blood is a desperate struggle. Thin, watery blood deprives the body of feeling energy and causes a played-ou- t not unlike utter exhaustion. A man with weak blood has not the full use of hit powers. He lacks decision, and vacillates until he loses self confidence. Some men, and women too, go faltering along for months scarcely realising that they need Gudes the blood builder. But when they have taken it for a while, what a difference there is in the feelings! The old time hue of good vigor and the health return. The new rich blood gets to work, building, fortifying, lifting the Spirit up to its normal standard. Physicians have prescribed Oude s for years as a blood builder. Druggists sell it in liquid and tablet form. Look for the name "Glide's on the package. (Adv.) m-auiM- H Pepto-Manga- d Pepto-Mtnga- a ' 11 Pepto-Manga- sllg Meat wish to prolong a situation which had been explicitly abandoned. A better way of dealing with the matter was to make clear what had already been Implicitly Indicated, namely, to declare that,, no one wishes to perpetuats the system of spheres of Interest or the tntemattona understandings on which they depend " STILL FURTHER CUTS IN NAVIES FAVORED WASHINGTON, Dec. I (By the Asso- -' elated Press.) That the American arms and that plan did not go a great majority of the Japanese people favored unconditional return of former German- - holdings in Shantung to China, were features of an address made today by D. Tagaaawa, a member of the Japanese parLamenL at the annual meeting of ths international reform bureau Mr. Tagaaawa, who Is a leader of the anlimllltansla in Japan, endorsed the plan as outlined by Secretary Hughes, and added: "I cannot, however, help feeling that the 100,000 tona for America, the 600,000 tons for England and' 300,000 tona for Japan leaves too heavy a burden upon the people of our three countries. The reduction Is Inadequate. The armament taxes will atlll preve too great a weight. I had hoped that Mr. Hughes would suggest an aven guore drastic cuL In this feeling I am not alone." He expressed conf.dence that Japan and ths other nations attending the conference would give pp extraterritorial rights in China and withdraw their postal systems. These rights so manifestly belong to Chins. he said, that I wonder why she hat not demanded them before. I think no voice would have been ralaed fn opposition. Regarding the Shantung question, the uncond tlonal return of the former German righta Is. I believe, the desire of tha great majority in Japan." ft ' LA Regular Prices Regular Prices $19.50 to $35 $19.50 to $35 Soys Soys7 'Wook All-Wo- ol JAPANESE WORKERS IN DEMONSTRATIONS WASHINGTON, Deo. (By the Associated Press.) Aroused by Indications of curtailment In activities In Japan's naval shipbuilding should a Industry, naval agreement be reached here, 30,000 workers In Japanese shipyards, according to advices today from Toklo to the Japanese delegation headquarters, have begun an agitation to obtain ment In other national Industries,employThe advices quote the Toklo Nlchl Ntchl as saying that the movement la led by the workmen of the Kure naval araenal. It appears also that the men axe demanding mors suitable compensation In can a they are dismissed. Further reports as received were that the Industrial and labortoday union of Japan had decided to present a memorial to tho government and the diet In connection with naval limitation, demanding measures be taken for the relief of the employees thrown out of work as a result of naval reduction and that the productive Industries of tho country be promoted. U OVERCOATS Wool Lihed a Ilanihara Is Satisfied. SKSIMSIWS Hughes ft FMII b Sag-hall- mar-sac- re k. 152 SOUTH MAIN STREET 2 Doors South of Pontages Theater -fBy age-lon- Anglo-Jspane- Bayer on Genuine Aspirin ' 1J Thin Blood Saps Energy Collins, Kit Carson.- Colo., Bproat. Boise. Idahe. - and Hugh Irish Press Comments on Split in Cabinet for American soldiers of the American army of occupation and American government representatives and their families In central Europe. FRUSTRATE PENITENTIARY BREAK. SANTA FE. N. 1. Dec. $ An atwholesale break for freedom at DUBLIN. Dec. (By the Associated tempted bare last night the state penitentiary coms Journal, Freeman was averted when Deputy Warden Pat Presa.IThq In the on Emil convIcL while the shot split this Parry. Dugan morning menting he wss In his cell strugzllng to overDali Eireann cabinet, says. s guard. power The men who represented Ireland In the conference demand, end we cordially Irish peothe that support their demand, apple who desired and trusted In the as ths gentlemen now pointment of these supshould nation of the spokesmen extent." port them to the fullest The Irish Times ssvsThe country will read with deep dismay the statement Mr. de Valera has Issued. As the skillful and patient negolubricant, Justified ths Nujol 1J tiators and plenipotentiaries -faith which nationalist Ireland placed in laxative. a not them, the whole of the nationalist press, irriWithout forcing or and. we believe, the vast majority of southern Irishmen have accepted the tating, Nujol softens the with Joy." agreement New Method - PUBLISHES BOOK. . Former Dec. BERLIN. Emperor Approved in Principle. a book entitled Dac. I. (By the Associated William has published TOKIO, 1171 from Tables Historical Press ) Ths semiofficial Telkoku News "Comparative to the Outbreak of the War In 19H," agency reports that the Japanese govern- according Ach Tuhra to newspaper ment has notified Its delegates at Wash- bendblatt. In the addit on to tabulated matington of lta approval of tho proposed ter, ths book contains Information requadruple entente In principle but not garding events Immediately preceding the an a subatltuto for the all Is nee, which. It says can not be abro- great war. gated until an agreement is reached on a RECEIVERSHIP FOR BANK. reduction In naval armament, and there SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. I. The stale la a realisation of EUhu Root's principles hank at Oto at Oto, Iowa, with a capiconcerning China. - tal stock of $26,000, wss thrown Into receivership today In district court on peIDAHO MAN APPOINTED. of the Iowa bank superintendent, , CHICAGO, Dee. I Following appoint-- , tition 11 i ment of the first board of directors of CHRISTMAS SHIP SAILS. ths National Livestock Producers asNEW YORK, Dec. sociation by tha executive ccmmlttes The, steamer of ths American Farm Bureau FederaGeorge Washington, filled "with Christtion, tho organisation will Immediately mas cheer for Americans abroad, sailed begin to function. Ths hoard Includes today. In her hold wete 16,000 sacks of E. H. Cunningham, Den Moines; C. E. mail, many of which contained presents R The many tiny muscles in the intestines can then remove it regularly. Absolutely harmless try it. food waste. TirFMmlM m OU Anglo-Jmpane- Warning! Unless you see the name Haver on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty-on- s years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin onlv as sold in ths Bayes package for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, mzi. 3T WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (Bv the Assoadvised the Chinees to ciated Press.) Vice Foreign Minister Japanese delegate, said toqualify their claim. Ths official report Hanlhara, a was night Japan states: always ready to evacuate He (Mr. Hughes) was sura that all Siberia If a suitable agreement could be made with Chita wntch would assure prounderstood ths deep concern which had prompted the proposal of the Chlneee tection to Japanese toresidents, serve to nil foreigners and the country delegation (Dr. Koo had recited the evils open upsome guarantee to Japan concernthat treaties and special Interests" had afford of Korean the frontiers. protection was to ing and that there brought Chins) He explained that the Japanese occupageneral sympathy with China In her de- tion of parts of ths province of sire that there should be no engagements is regarded by the Japanese as s of any character Interfering with the establishment of a sound, stable and effi- separate question, arising from the of Japanese residents at Nlkolol-svscient government In China, but note must be taken of actual conditions. The quesNegotiations, hs said, would bo unwhen a really solid governtion was, therefore, how could aid bs dertaken ment comes Into existence In Russia. rendered most effectually In ths light of Mr. aald he was satisfied with Hanlhara present circumstances!" Hs referred to the Root resolution as tho progress mads In ths conference. In hs thought It wss rather going too a recognition of tha fundamental fact fact, adding that hs could hardly keep that China alone could develop and main- fast, tain an effective end stable government. up with the pace." This could not be dons by othere China must do It herself, but other governments Says Alliance Must Go. could afford her the opportunity and posWASHINGTON, Dec. the Assibility of doing so. But there must be sociated Press ) Tq let the conference In an China is development petlencs; disperse without arranging a Pacific ocean g Our hurrying peoples understanding would process. be like an roust bs patient, for ths matter could image of Buddha and yet fallingmaking to Infuse never be worked out by coercion or by Ufa and spirit Into It," It waa said today rousing ths passive resistance of ths Chi- by M. Zumoto, Japanese publicist, hers nese people against Interference In their as a member of the Japanese business public affaire. (This appears to be a men's mission. That tho alliance hss recognition of ths fact that Japan cannot be forced out of her Chinese rights, got Ip go and that it will go, I entertain and that the International consortium can- not ths slightest doubt," he said. "The not bs put through In Its present form.) pact is a dead letter, and Its renewal M. Hanlhsra opposed the proposition, would only have the result of exciting on case his Root ths resolution. suspicion and 111 will In the United Sates, resting He thought any addition would weaken I am glad to aay this view nss recently them. lie thought there was full pub- taken a strong hold of the more thoughtlicity for treaties provided In the league ful section of the public In Japan; so of nations and that any nsw treaty un- much so, thnt If a plebiscite were taken, friendly to China would be so unpopular fain sure the great majority would vote that It must fall. against the continuation of this anaMr. Balfour opposed the original Chichronic treaty. nese proposition. Replying to Dr. Koos oration concernOppose Direct Negotiations. ing spheres of Influence, he said that WASHINGTON, Dec. I (By the Asso. so far as Great Britain was concerned dated Press.) Practically the entire nathis wss a thing of ths past. The British government had not ths tive population of Shanghai joined today In a tremendous demonstration against direct negotiations between China and over Shantung, according to a Japan cablegram received tonight by representatives of ths United States Chamber of Commerce and tha United Educational associations of China. More than 26,000 students and merchants marched In a parade, the message aald, bearing banners demanding the unconditional return of Shantung. Mr Have yonr old jewelry made over into new white or green gold or platinum designs, is the economy word that is being sent forth by William Schubach, the Jeweler, 172 Main street. Mr, Schubaeh announces that he has engaged Edwin A. Lewis, an expert designer and maker of fine jewelry. Mr. Lewia recently arrived from the east, where he waa connected with a large jewelry firm, and will take charge of the engraving and special manufacturing departments. of the William Schubach establishment. Sketches will be submitted of how old jewelry can be made into modern designs, as well as Tsketches of new pieces made to order. twill be necessary to bring the eld piece in or send it by mail for sketches and estimates of cost. People who purchase their gifts said Mr. Schubaeh yesterday, here. will not be asked to wait until after Christmas for the engraving to be done. We can engrave and deliver all gifts before Christmas. (Adv.) TKil5UJ, jckiuai juuk.mau, say Bayer Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in bandy tin boxes of 12. and in bottles of 24 and 100. - Aspirin it the trade mark of Bayer Maeufacture of Monoaceticacid-este- r s of Balicylieaeid. , r ' I THE OWNER yoii are dealing direct with 'i, will sacrifice this beautiful bungalow. On a corner, paved streets, modern throughout.-- Built privately and withJ care. Phone Hyland 4760. Close in. him m , Osar . t ! 7 AtZ3i Jan Umi Vssr |
