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Show THE SALT LAKE TIUBUNE, THURSDAY MOILNKNO, MAY lb, lRri. -- Sir James Craig Takes Hopeful View of Conditions in Ireland; Predicts Adjustment of Differences in Season i Great Britains Proposal to League Council Will Be - Considered at jEarly Date. Balfour Declares Question ofjReligion Does Not Enter Into the Proposition. T GENEVA. May 17. (By the Associated . Press.) The council of the league of n (lulls decided today to hold a special meeting not later than July 15 to consider the question of approving the British mandate for Talestine. The decision a as Karl of Balfour ... taken. nn ye.mwt. jufJb (England). lord Balfour told the council that Great Britain Mas greatly disappointed that the present cession had failed to register eon- -' sent to the terms of the mandate upon Which the allied powers had long ago agreed. Jt bad been the opposition of the French which had and Italian representative blocked the measure, while the ehlcan expressed fears that religious Interests in the Holy Land would not be properly . safeguarded unuer the turns previously laid down, he said. Religion Unmolested. In some quartern, ho continued, it was feared that the British mandate might affect Home religious organisations unfavorably. Great Britain was amused, he should be said, that such a baseless view expressed over the transfer of Palestine from a Mohammedan to a Christian power. No country had been more liberal than Great Britain in dealing with religious foehng in its territories, declared lrd Balfour, and in no country had Catholics received fairer treatment than In Eng- land. estine All Great Britain would do in Palwould be done In the full noonusy of public opinion. - sunPalestine, Lord Bailout continued, w onld to Brest Britain. be no financial Furthermore, the country needed monov to make It self supporting, and the delay g over the mandate was seriously the administration by discouraging those who 'might desire to extend loans. France is expected to ask the approval of the mandate by the council of the league at the special meeting to be held not later than June 15, at which the British mandate for Palestine Is to be discussed. aet craoar-raaein- Views in Jerusalem. JERUSALEM. Intestine. April JO (By the Associated Press.) The publication locally of the redrafted text of the proposed constitution for the state of Palestine and Its municipal towns, has been received with eigne of indignation on the part of the Arab population, without distinction of religion or political creed. Organisations all over Palestine, ss soon as the Import of the text became known, began sending stnepgly woidet) protests to Premier Lloyd George, to the council of the league of nations, and to the leading members of the British parliament. The draft confers upon the British Mph commissioner here the sole power of decision In all matters relating to the management of local affairs, the council being left with a consultative duty only, except In the making of roads end the establishment of hospitala Tne Arabs seem to be at a loss to understand tha reasons which prompted the British, who hold a mandate in Palestine, to adopt this attitude, which they regard as humiliating. "Iio we not belong to 'mandate A' 7" they asked, and are we not authorised under article 21 of the league of nations pact to consider ourselves as Independent with British advisers and experts to act only aa our guides? There is reason to believe that while - GENOA, May 17. (By the AssociThe Socialist newspaper Lavoro today sums up the results ia the Genoa conference as follows: First The .creation of an eastern triple alliance between Germany, Russia end Turkey. Second The weakening ef the west. ' trn entente, which now exists only in name, owing to the antagonisms among te members. Third The growth of suspicion ia America, which from the other side of the Atlantic looks with diffidence upon the problems and miseries oi Europe. him why he did not suppress the killings, riots, tc., in Belfast. "It would he easy enough, he said. "I am being urged all tha time to go In and clean up tne city street by street, and there would be no difficulty in that, but It would be attended by frightful loss of life end the killing of the wrong people. 1 prefer more humane- - ways and believe they wrlll be eucceesful. I am seeking the assistance ef the leading men of all parties to control their own following and to bring peace by agreement. )n this I believe that I am succeeding. A forced peace ie never permanent. A peace of good .will la. . Thai dispatch deecrlbee the firing as the most severs that has occurred In months. It was a pitched battle between police and soldiers against Sinn Fain gunmen, and lasted for il hours. Aocordlng te the prats association, the officials In Belfast report only one man dead and' five wounded. iny-ar- Socialist View of Genoa Parley Results V ated Press.) 8lr James himself Is a big, bluff, hearty man. typical of hundreds of hie class In Ireland, whom one expects to meet rather at a hunt or horse race than as Irian. it. . I talked to Sir James bluntly and asked LONDON, May 17. Flva Sinn Fain gunmen are reported te have been killed end number wounded during a fight In Belfast this evening, says s dispatch to the Dally Mall from Bel- - fast. Here Hart Sckaff ner the country against the "Invaders. It Is stated that both Sir Jemea sad Mr. Collins understand this and they also understand each other fairly well. They have met and they have achieved respect for each other's problems. There Is little doubt when the south No Pogrom of Catholics. ern elections ere over end Mr. Collins One thing I must protest against, and is established In power by popular vote that is the statement continually being that they will get together again and made that there is a pogrom of Catholics agree on working arrangements for the In Belfast or that the trouble here ia regood of ell Ireland. ligious. It Is not. If it ware, what do DUBLIN. May 17. (By the Associated ou think would happen In the scores Dali Eireenn deoated of small Ulster towns where pockets of Press ) The the day the breakdown of the Catholic- population are surrounded throughout by Protestants? 1 can show you cases where peace negotiations, end adjourned untd the Catholic population has protested to tomorrow without coming to any decision. me against Catholic police officers and Even ifbt there Ie some hope of accomasked than they be replaced by Prot- modation. end the Interval will he utihsed estants, on the ground that the Catholics by the r.peacemakers to bring the leaders were too hard on them. The trouble here toretht t The special peace committee felled- - to political and. Is fomented by persons whom JLtellev, are. aiding merest ha reach a settlement because, having agreed to uncontented flections, they could not southern government than mine. Here, I may say. It la perfectly well agree on what proportion each side should understood In the south that Kemonn de have in ths way of members. There was a further disagreement on Valera alma to bring back the English in tact. Mr. de the constitution of the coalition cabinet, government to Valera himself says he would rather have and, more Important still, on the principles These for the treaty the English in Ireland without the treaty of Its operation. wanted U to assist in the operation of than the treaty without the English, (he treaty. , Their opponents admitted De Valera. Takes Rap they wanted to evade and destroy the The deadlock seemed complete. treaty. The explanation of this strange atti- The debate wlQ be resumed tomorrow. tude Is that he feerg if the treaty is finally carried through tha demand for final separation and a republican form of gov ernment will disappear, and he would rather have a renewal of the war for an Indefinite period then peace under the By JOHN STEELE. Trlbsns Sell Lake Tribes Cable BELFAST, May 17. 81r James Craig the .Ulster premier, la optimistic abogt Chicago an eventual Irish settlement and peace with the politicians In ths south, and ha is also confident that before long the condition of disorder which has been disgracing Ulster, and especially Belfast, will be dealt with successfully. No one ran help comparing the Irish po'ltlclana of the north and the south, and a fact that strikes the observers most of all la tha essential similarity between Sir James and Michael Collins. Sir James, bf course, la an older more staid and a slower- - man.- - --He has not the mercurial temperament nor the magnetic personality of Mr Collins, but both possess the same directness of mind, straightness of speech and unflinching courage, and both are typically Irrh I saw Sir James In the morning at hla home lust outside of Belfast, after a night in which I was awakened by rifle shots end maihine-gu- n fire, which, according to ell reports, hit no one. The drive out was reminiscent of war conditions. A short distance from the entrance to Cabin Hill. Kir James home, my taxi was stopped by armed police, who asked my business and examined the papers of my driver. We were stopped again at the lodge gates, end when we drove up the long avenue we found It flanked with barbed wire. rang at the, hall and received our The house, final examination. when reached, we found to be peaceful, the the of home country gentlemen. typical arx Dress Clothes - yonderful andLfine fabrics Moreover they fit, and are correct; you can be sure of it. Tuxedoes a,ndrfull dress, at prices far below what youd expect to pay in our Ira-an- at treaty. It la therefore believed that the whole campaign of outrage Is fostered by the south and the Irritation of the tiprth 1s designed to compel English intervention to restore order In the hope of uniting .Kt appearance, careful YOUNG MENS DEPARTMENT i American Government Makes Plain Its Attitude With Reference to Russia and Refusal to Join The Hague Parleys WASHINGTON, May 17. Any question of the recognition by the United States lies of the Russian soviet government beyond the time when restoration of productivity In Russia shall have been set In motion by that country Itself, according to an authoritative ahd plainly spoken outline of the sttltuds of the American government obtained today. Refusal to participate both In the Genoa conference and In the proposed commission for consideration of Russian affairs at The Hague, It was added, was based oh the conviction that such a restoration could not be hoped for under the term outlined In the Russian memorandum of May 11 at (tenon. In the meantime, it was explained, the United- - States Is ready to embark with other powers on any purely srlentlfte Investigation of conditions In Russia frith e view of recommendations as to steps necessary for the commercial, financial and industrial revival of that country, but It will have no part in any such deliberations which even Imply a recognition of the soviet regime and would thus tend to perpetuate delusions" among, tits Russian people. the Russian in the American view, Genoa memorandum, from, which it Sir Herbert Samuel, the high com ml nlon is In London, where he has gone in connection eilh the protests against the new constitution, he will endeavor to between bring about tur understanding the Arabs now In that city and Dr. of the Chelym Weismann, , president World's Zionist organisation, in ths matter of cooperation between Arabs and Jews tn the upbuilding of Palestine. Bailey's seeds grow. Plant them tn your garden now. Bailey A Bona Co., Second South. (Adv.) ti East Oeettaeed flea Fife -- Oee a change Is interpreted as Indicating probable European and Asiatic truce of This extension is about eight months. also considered a victory for Mr. Lloyd George because It provides more time for i appeared the proposal for the session st the consummation of the permanent Tbs Hague was an offshoot, would have pact into which he hopes the exactly that effect tn Russia, The memtruce will be merged. orandum referred to by Mr. Hughes in declining the Invitation to The Hague Referred to Governments. stands as an Impossible barrier to the After a conference with Mr. Lloyd establishment of any relation with RusM. Bsrthou end M. Jasper ansia," It was said. If It waa In ths minds George, of the Russian delegates that loans end nounced that the French and Belgian other forms of credit might be estab- delegations approved today's proceedings, lished In ths United States without there but must rsfer the whole matter to their first having been set up In Russia such home governments for ratification. When renditions os would warrant Investment asked tonight whether France Intended there on a sound economic basis, they to participate in Tha Hague meeting, ths are laboring under a complete delusion, French spokesman answered that It was end no good purpose would be served. too early to say Tha question of parUnder the American view, by entering ticipation depended not only' on Premier upon discussions at The Hague. Poincare, but also on tbs French parliaIt has been said repeatedly by American ment. officials who hsfe a hand In guiding the Many members of the chamber of deppolicies of the government that recogni- uties, the French delegate added, were tion of the soviet government by the vigorously opposed to snv negotiations United States and other countries would whatsoever with ths bolshevik!, end muah not set afoot the economic rehabilitation concerning The Hague, so far as France of Russia. Secretary Hughes Indicated was concerned, hinged on the character this clearly when he informed the Genoa of the debate in the chamber after the group In hla recent note that remedies return end receipt of the report of U. for Russias problems must come from BarthoU. The Impression prevailed tonight that within Russia herself. Administration officials generally ere wholly confident France s attitude toward The Hague conferences might be determined largely by that ths American people would novel approve recognition of the soviet regime the attitude of the United JBtates, whose and indicate their belief that the assem- presence France desires because of the bled delegates at Genoa should by now similarity of their views on Russian comfully- - understand the fixed nature of ths munism. Herbert Hoover's address touching on American policy of standing wholly aloof from any international arrangement that the Russian situation is printed at considerable length in the Italian papers and might have the hat made a great impreaslon on (he deletoward gates at the conference. There At todays meeting ths Russian deleIn understanding European capitals, nevertheless, and the very pointed reaf- gates withdrew their objection to the firmation of the American position her holding ef the conference at Tha Hague from a to upon hearing the announcement today undoubtedly was designated clear away the least misapprehension In representative of Holland that the Dutch Genoa of any feeling that later conver- government would undertake to accord sations might Induce the United State to the Russians all guarantees, facilities to enter a dieousslon resting In any way and rights extended to the delegations of all other countries on the present Russian attitude. The Russian acceptance means that an adjourned meeting of the Genoa conference will begin at the Dutch capital on June Ja. True to Its reputation, the eoonomta conference continued to furnish dramatic Incidents and today M. Tchitcherln and Mr Uovd George were the chief actors. The British prime minister wee In fine oratorical form as he answered some of Tchltcherln's accusations respecting the activities of revolutionary bands on the Russian frontier. Touching frankly upon the failure to reach- an accord with Russia at Genoa, Mr. Lloyd George said the truth was there had been such divergencies of opinion upon qusstlons ef Vital principle that It had been found Impossible to Reconcile them. front balcony tr T . Utah Greatest Clothing Store Gardner Adams Company KEARNS BUILDING courajred bands of raldora. ifa hopod that with the comint of a true every country would mind Us own business. To attempt to reform other counmilitries,' he went on, or to organise tary expeditions to convert the heathen In Russia or for M Tchltchrl Lltvlnoff to organise a band of coun-try to convert infidels in our will result In a great deal of trouThat ble. Let ue mind cur own business. is what I mean by a pact of as sggraa-alo- salt rated the same policy a few days ago. saying that Lloyd Georg would strike a popular not were he to follow the example of his predecessors after ths Napoleonic wars by withdrawing from continental entanglements and devoting himself to th development of (ho empire. as me e tm m limns 9 eOUPLE ARE APPREHENDED. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., May 11 Opel RaxuoaL m taring Ardmore, Okie., he'ress. and Ludie Kinney were apprehended at Houston. Texas, according to a message received here tonight by Louis IVeach, special officer for the Santa Fe Washington Explains. K had been reported that 17. French ralliesd here. WASHINGTON, May th eoupl ware en a ranch forty mile hr Issuance to sources at Genoa, prior the economic conference of an Invitation north ef Albuquerque, to the United State to participate In to BENT TO COUNTY JAIL, nt a Th Hague meeting. th American attitude toward develop William Sherwood, M rears of age, aa such participation, It was learned today. automobile machinist, who was arrested Th American rply, It was explained, Tuesday morning on a larceny was sympathetic In character, but was charge and Is alleged by grand the police to not sn acceptance, although apparently have stolen an automobile belonging to construed at Genoa as forces sting Par- A. Levinson, 11 Regent street, at Fifth ticipation by ths United States, fhls, it Fast and Broadway, was transferrsd to was said, waa the only explanation that the county jail yesterday afternoon. could be assigned In effieiel quarter DRESSMAKINB TAUOHT. here, to th confusion In European capitals, which has followed American decleaders ef ths various local Project Invitation. formal of th lination farm bureaus In Balt Laks county are The French proposal wee of a general the nature and fixed no time or place lormeet. "T to suggested economic commission The America It reply crowed m the cathcs formal lnvltatlos to Th Hague th meeting kk d th result, tt was said todaj evidently wa that th American svn th origin? pathetic attlude toward Put Up tq Experts. French suggestion was construed In t acceptance abroad indicating "We have, therefore, had to try to the Invitation te The Hague. approach the problem from a different el point of view," he continued, "seeing Events Move Rapidly. whether we cannot reconcile these diThe rapidity with which events moved vergencies In practice. If we cannot do It tn principle. That Ie why we are deletn this cable eorrespcndencs resulted in as to Just gating R to the experts to explore the some confusion In Washington ground to begin with and see tf there ere what was transpiring st Genoa. It also Insuperable practical objections. Thera made necessary. It was pointed cut today, it no doubt whatever that the two sys- very Prompt actios tn transmitting and tems are quite irreconcilable the system making public th American refusal to in Russia and that obtaining In other join ,The Hague meeting. certificate parts of the world, Negotiation of e 'receiver Mr. Lloyd George Insisted that after ell for be or two billion of dollars by the there was a vast amount of tmlvnte prop- Russian government wee suggested b erty In Russia, Nominally the land waa Senator Joseph Fra sc ef Maryland In an nationalised, but In reality It was peasaddress today before the Washington M.--I. ant - proprtcirhlp,--enIt -- would result Advertising dub, as the proper procedure in the end. he predicted. In the seme for the reentry of that government Into system as fallowed the French revoluthe money markets of the world. Sention, a aystem of peasant proprietorship ator France declared the United State Hs maintained that when England had should send a commission to Russia to are encouraged intervention in Russia It did conduct negotiations and If the so openly, and England had never en- - satisfactory" should, rsrognlse ths sovlst Re financial recovery. regime end aid 307 SOUTH MAIN LAKE CITY bring instructed In the making of wi mens sad children's clothing this wei by Miss Rosins Skidmore, stats clothli specialist for the government extensk service, and Mias Ivy Lowry, coun home demonstration agent. Eight of tl twenty-fiv- s locals In the county are ret resented In the classes which are bait held In the city and county building. n. flr if. LanakP fl. 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In It it advocates that England, follow Amerirs's example, saying, it ia only too plain that Europe 1s not Vet ripe for the program which Prime Minister Uoyd George envisaged. The old doctrine of splendid isolation Is as much out of data as the eld triple aimer enable us te exert a considerably greater and more paclfie Influence on European affair than w bavs been able to excel tn reernt years." Boaverbrook tn hla paper, the n Dally Express, which ts Progrssslve stive, todar advocates a business policy, urging thst th nation Ignore the continent and devote its energy to building up the markets of the empire. North and South America and China, leaving Europe to resettle Itself before trying te stimulate Inula there Lord Burnham's Dafljr Taleirraph, aa Conservative pa;r, advo- - Ckleege r;- - e J r, be worn through the entire summer. to f 17.W., Oa aala. $9.95. Z.C. 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