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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE CDOLIDGE HELD relief were defeated, the fight made In the dosing hours of the session was not devoid ot good results. The vote on the motion to adjourn made it plain to the country that the reactionaries In both parties are of exactly the same stripe. TheCrtd auard republicans alone could not have prevented the congress from' reassembling. They needed the support of Old Ouard Democrats and members of that party who would follow reactionary leadership. The record" shows it was a combination of these elements 9- Z. C. M. wMnvliiefcd'iff "The for' the faitnrs h of the rejhalblllly congress to meet a righteous demand from the farmers of the country for necessary and efSixty-eight- La Follette Says President Balked Effort to Preji Farm . Aid Legislation. White 1921 roll-ca- ll BL3LE1 ' 14, Dad- fective legislation will rest upon President Coolldge and the bouse who favored adjournment and upon reaction ary members of ,the senate. ' DOI House T Charges Is Attentive Only to Demands of Big Interests. (Otattased 'tea rage 1. NEW MEN'S SHOP - Att LAKt CITT.UTAr Semi Amma. His Day E - Sunday, June 15th CIEAMNC Ose.) opened being the letter with which the roll call of the voters beIn tikis instance it proved to gan. MADISON. Wis, Job (Br be the letter 1, and the first voter Associated Press.) The present ra- was .Deputy Ignace. Polncare's appearance at "literally the-K Premierurn tional administration ba caused a tremendous voting turned in back upon the farmer," demonstration Be kind of enthusiasm, probof the assembly Senator Robert M. I Follette ot Wis- ably and and to thy arising cheering ma-lapplauding consin declared In a statement him. The Socialist remained silent .putollo today. il further declared that while the Cojmnunlsts hooted. father, The result of today's election was the responsibility for the "failure of received with satisfaction by h For wheat the congress' to meet a of the assembly. President righteous demand from the farmera 1mu morgue is popular with many of . thou wert for Yeeeseiry and effective legislation those who voted bagainst him through discipline, avlng pledged them- will rest upon President Coolldge." party Selves to M. Patnleve. The opposition yowng, to the new majority of the left balled Ilia statement In part follows: result as a happy check to what None loved h congress has ad- the The term-'thexceaslve greed and they journed after voting down a resolution dangerous aggressiveness of tbe new thee more Fro Wing that the bouse and, senate majority in the chamber." When the rsttle of drums sounded should reassemble after the national that a new president of fondly than he. conventions In order to give Immed- announcing tha,t the republic had been chosen, thousands outside the palace, apparently He eaaghi iate consideration to measures providM. a set of up Palnleve, of partisans relief ing; for agriculture. died out Imme"Those interests which demand ship great cheer wbich the first announced that M. subsidies, tax reduction, .profiteers, diately it was had been elected. railroad guarantee, fat oil and land Doumergue accents The president was invested with the fcraba and other special privilege legnew office by Premier FranTHREE-PIEC- E islation, make the argument that the cois Maritalofficially That fell the salon of the Verfarmer must pull himself out of bis sailles palacein Immediately after the difficulties by his bootstraps and that election. Tbe new executive then from thy ONE-HAL- F nothing the federal government can do left for the Ely see palace In Parts law would prove of the slightest under military escort. While en route ly lips, n President oumrrgue and his escort assistance. This, in substance, precisely the argument addressed to were forced to take the side of the Thy father congress by President Coolldge In hi road to allow several moving vans first message. containing the furniture of former is passing President Millerand to pass. FARMERS' DISADVANTAGE. President iJoumergue will call M. !s "The truth la that the farmer of of the leader the majority away. suffering chiefly from artificial disad- Herrlot, left In the chamber, to the Klysee vantages whichhis bave heretoforeof been palace tomorrow morning and ask consaddled upon back by act him to form a cabinet. The president ferees or by the policies of tbe execuwill not await tbe election of a presitive branch of government. The dent of the senate to succeed himself railroad law of M2Q before proceeding with the organibrought a gigantic freight rate In- sation of a ministry. senator from the M. Doumergue, crease, unprecedented in American, history', which has since made it Im- Card department and the head of the is the possible for farmers in many sertlous senate, who today ofwas elected to move their products to market at thirteenth president Prance, to succeed Alexandre Millerand, has had profit . "The ruinous 'deflation' policy of a long career in public life, during and has the same year, which gained its au- which he has been premier several portfolios in various minthority and had Its origin In a resolu- held A tion adopted by the senate, plunged istries. Born at Algues-VlvAugust 1, thousands of farmers into bankruptcy A be began the practice of law nd baa made credit unavailable on 1861,Nimes in 1885 and several years (air terms to sgricultor. These two In In a became Cochin, later A magistrate on wicked assaults agriculture by the tn 1MJ ha became a special railroad corporations and the organ- China; in Algeria, only of the Justice peace A ised banking power In themselves to yield that position when he bewere sufficient to prostrate the farm- came Nimes from a during deputy er, but to them has been added a robyear. ber tariff law which imposes enor- theM. same Doumergue became the minister mously Increased taxes upon every- for the colonies In 1902 and held that thing be buys. Meanwhile, the policy until 1905, when for a year he High-Grad- e of the department of Justice under post was vice president of the chamber. IX you are at a loss what to bay, step into Z. C. M. L Palmer, Imugherty and Stone has Then successively he was minister -been such aa to leave monopoly un- of commerce, minister of public in checked and to give Illegal combina Men's Shop you will find a suitable token for just the struction, senator in 1910. premier tions a tree nsnd in manipulating the from 191 J to Wi. foreign minister markets In which ths farmer must the latter year, colonial minister again amount you desire to pay. sell bis dsroducta from 1S14 until 1917 ana nnairy president of the senate in 19:3. ATTACK ON COOLIDQt "President Coolldge has amply PARIS. June 18. Former President . OUH DRUO STORE IS AT ! that when the special Inte- Millerand and his family left the 4 rests which prey upon the farmer and Elvse palace this afternoon on their SOUTH MAIN ST, upon the city consumer alike want way to Versailles, where thev will oct, modest villa on the Rue something, they enjov their present cupy These a few hundred yards from the Interests special privilege. door and said. 'Come out or we'll . - - ' , A nreal- ering the engineer directed that thai cutting the air hose so that the brakes the which demanded an adjournment In hall in which the national assembly ate. this afternoon shoot.' They did begin filing, but that train be slowly backed so that tne could not be released. order to retain their power and pre- todav chose the new chief executive dent of the republio by Sin voteato bring us. Than something failed on the middle car be (topped across the road. . Sandy McRae, the flagmanwhen nu vent the repeal of laws under which of France, Gaston Doumergue. M. Paul Palnleve, he crashed through one of the windows This middle car contained the most rear was surprised end of they enjoy their present special priviSHORT-LIVEelected JSriM.i preaicie.it MAY BE important of the registered mail. An- walked to tbe rear end of the train and a voice from the outside ans leges. A word from tbe White House deputies and the left bloc other car with registered mail ad- and was met by a robber who had nounced, 'Now you'll com out.' The By HENRY WALES. would have congress In session, but candidate, air in the car became stlf fling and tear joined and the third was the rear been hiding somewhere In the rear rolled Lake Tribune Cable. ly that word was withheld. Chicago Trlbane-ssl- t three more man ne down our faces. We had to uncoach. coach. "He confronted . me,' McKae "While the progressive Republicans g June 13. afternoon uurins VKRSATTJJS, terday look bolt the door and get oat, as w could in middle Tli car, clerk the the me to ground, ordered "and said, . ana Democrats wno believe conrreits . . the left bloc at the last mln-iu- a eanc.ua. au... It any longer. The robbers of stand two not saw side car windows, ing out the mu ri and then escorted me to the should meet the crtticsl agricultural There were SSI senators hv refuslnr to withdraw. M. Cras- tomobiles parked on the east side of the train and nnea me up uu i promised not to shoot If we came necesemergency with definite measures of ton Doumergue, president of the sen- - ties present, and the majority out on west side, rest of the boys." without, resistance. We were not the the train and two 43! voles sary for election required of the mall in much shape to resist after the gas B. W. Jeffery, vne geiuilng aimiethlng was wrong, the Dm..- o win. Ewnriy an m mo clerks extlnguudied all lights. i votes were clerks, declared the men In his car attack." (Csntlaatd from Page Oae.) the thirty-sit'eSBBO'eSBassSBoBB0Bn-ea- s R. M. Peterson, another mall clerk, The bandits ordered ..therd. to open Intended to protect their mall pouches of how the robbers looted the the and when doors the refused, they iu and did until the robbera let go the told as a protest againm Oamelinat, cars. ''After we had been lined of mall bomb several shots the hurled on tor a gas bandits heard the lookout "When we attack. recently to be gaa oth r parties. This coach we became suspicious that the train up against the side of the car," Pea band of PhiladelDhia criminals who through the windows. M. Doumenme's election marks fellow of ot terson "One deIxmls said. in said, "a mlddle-oige- d was were reported to be Joining hands Phillips charge was being held up." Jeffery for the old national bloc, with Chicago robbers for a raid on Minneapolis, chief of the. clerks of the boys turned out the light and wearing) a white cap, who seemed to onr men one of ordered be the leader, aboard. the mails. and we concealed ourselves. May 11 Both M. Poincsu-for The clerks were lined up beside the some ons pounded on Into the middle car with htm, and i.ronrf were forced to res'iim THE ONLY TRAIL. "Suddenly and fireman, conductor and championing; the national bloc's cause,Practically the only trail found engineer ixmmenrue as the prealbut with M. is a mail sack flagman.BOMBED WITH OAS. A.. t Km renunllc 1L IS peuevou since the robbery ripped open and thrown 111.beside the will toe road rt!Lin that M. Polncan Ths oar next to the middle one, also near OvstsJ Lske. MARY ELIZABETH SHOP Nothing to elected president of the senatewiH was found to add to the details of containing registered mall, was like behim snd M. Millerand bombed with gas and its ocwise was carried which the robbery itself, riAnntv in tne teaaina wuw and cupants forced out with their hands out with machine-lik- e their heads. Another group of bloc chamber, thereby putting -them on a scale and with a precision above never daring back hi strength In parrtamenfc before attempted by train robbers bandits applied ths same methods on the coach, taking captive the trailing The bandits, riding "blind to anywhere.' climbed wnrria c.t last nient ana clerks as tney cam out lor air. ! accept into tne engine ana mall the task of forming- the cab baggage, The pouches sought for, however, forced the engineer to slop his train were found inet from M. IJOumrrgue. wo- imi,,-c-as two miles from only in the middis coach. the scene of the rob fTisls will continue. However, of the leader robbers donned a The Z. C. M. L XEW BOYS BTORE and then to proceed to the seet I the left bloc is still strongoutenouan bery where the rest of the robber hand gas mask and forced one on Phillips. every waited Cool as breezes from lake. Delightto knock down and throw he had dons Before this, however, be automobiles. their with new nremier the president may ap Mail clerks who barricaded them- gave Phillips a course of Instructions. voiles. "I want the federal reserve shippoint to form a government. fully styled. Soft, clinging, selves In darkened cars wene forced While the national bloo members out announced. by gas bombs, after which the ment." he said Dark fabrics with light figures and light fabshouted and cheered over the victory, he could not distina gas mask and Phillips to wild- bandit leader donned clerk were aroused left the from the other. one parties too. likepouch do guish to rics, the chief mail est Indignation as M. Palnleve began forced "Well, you'll help me- find the entered three M. Imumergue of treachery, wise, after which they or I'll kill you," the want I reaccusing and pouches ths eight cars of ths train All right here from the Atlantic seaboard and openly shouting that he will be of moved the registered pouches. Other latter said. a to lurtiunui wimin forced reserve shipwant the federal "I resign no where fashions originate. first class mail, but Today $3.95. and that another presidential election cars carryingpouches, were not dis- ments to Milwaukee, Minneapolis, KL is Inevitable when they wm elect registered and SpoSeatUs Paul, Helena, Butte, turbed. their man. One bandit Is believed to have been kane. I also want, for my own special a on have sack board you shot by a fellow robber who mistook purpose, The wounded consigned to Roundup Mont." him for an enemy. Excursion were all obThe pouches sought man was hauled away by his com Ions. The train of eight cars car tained. by ISO Blackfoot Men nan A the bandit leader and Phillips ried about pouches of mail, but flung the pouches to ths ground, the only three cars ol registered matt, Special to Tke Trlbsae other bandit forced the mall clerk to carry them to ths waiting autoBLiACKFOOT, June IS Idaho, ' One hundred fifty members of the DECLARED WORK mobiles, where they were carefully Blackfoot chamber of commerce and grimmer brings, when good looking silk in the cars. the Hlackfoot lodge of Elks will JointOF FAMILIARS stacked Several discarded masks, a bottle of dresses are wanted. Of canton crepe, ot print I ly visit the cities ot the Big Lost nitroglycerine and a quantity of dyriver valley next Wednesday, leaving CHICAGO. June 11. Railroad offi namite had been discarded at the side ed suit, or georgette. Sleeveless, summery Blackfoot at s o ciocK in tne mornint. cials are certain that the of the track after the robbery. These holdup had and styles. of immediately following ths arrival of, been arranged by a group blood Troth the a pool evidently men of the morning train from Pocatello. bandit, were the only tangif ret atoD will be made at Arro. thoroughly familiar with railroad and wounded The Some left robber ble dew behind. the shades'. eolorsT sorne Jark wore. high where a meeting with railroad mail clerks At least two ot ths robber eon- Better values have not been seen here- - this thti Arco cnamoer wm oe neia ana CREW following luncheon 4h trip will be sealed themselves aboard the mail MEMBERS year $10. continued to VI.xre and fiarllngton Special before It left uilc&gu. for stopovers sad thence to Macaay, The train had ust gone through RELATE STORIES where meetings' will be new witn uie Rondont and was traveling about six the ty miles an hour. Two men, brand innAntlers' club. In a session of IniK V A MTt,W be will hidKB, Wis.. Jons IS. candidates came from, Elks eighteen their ing revolvers, of the train crew told today tiated. ing places between ths tender and Members of their A special train has been chartered the first cab. experiences. coach. Into the engine refrom the Oregon Short Une with folEngineer Walte said the first .IndThe muzxle ot one. weapon was poshed ication he had that anything out of turn privilege on any train the of Engineer R. seek the against lowing two days. A rate of a fare Waite of Milwaukee. The other ban- tne ordinary was In progress was he felt some one slide Into the and a third has been made the ex- dit covered the fireman. B. J. Riddle, when as Jost of a matter cash arithmetic American The seat beside him. "Some one climbed cursionists Lgion simple Milwaukee. of also c win of accompany band piece Into seat and something hard was the thirty MUST buy more. "A. half mile down tJls track you'll In credit there are bad the party. see a red light flashed on the west proaaea into my back, ' he laid, I bills la eaih there are no such losses. Bookkeepers to look into the fane of turned side of the tracks" the man back of TWO-PANT- S L.SXAVC FOR COAST. MUST bo employed to ears for char pes. The en fellow who ordered me a said. "When you ses that to the engineer to Tke Tribes. the train. Dibble was Epretsl .store counts only its cash at tbe end of ths day. stop Flrepiian If the train. you Mop you'll llghti covered also and there was nothing MT. PLEASANT, June 11. Mrs A. don't you're done." Our annsoally good valoea are the result of cash buyOne-Pan- U to do hut comply. D. Christen sen and children left yes Just where the Buckley mad, be- leftWalts ing and cash selling. said he brought the train to to OaL. cut beach. spend tween Chicago and Libert rvllle terday for lxmg We cheerfully Mothers'! You must be" satisfied. the summer with Mrs, Chrlatensen's the track, a red light flared close to a stop and obeyed the orders given him by the -robber who was covering mother, Mrs. Krank Candland, and the west, rail. mak good. " Ste-H)henf arriT&b in Virgta Wqol him. other Ttattves. Now jerk It,"" the bannTly3eTJ ": K. 3. Dibble, the fireman, said he Suit? truiU of the better sort. into the engineer's ear. The engi was ,? to fight until he heard SUMMER SCHOOL, ATTENDING neer did. Before the train came to a shots Inclined ' fired. "When Trlbna Tke f these shots jrst gpecisl Is full stop a third bandit cut the air sounded. I must havs moved my hands MACAD. Idaho. June The fol line pipe. . . . . . . . . a bit higher, for the robber who was lowing left this week for Pocatello , BANDITS HAD KNOWLEDGE. behind me said That's the boy, hold to attend summer school: Leola on cars Of Dibbis said the train only 'em nice and blgS ths eight Evans, 1'oehia Jones. 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