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Show THE SALT LAKE TKIIi EXE, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8 DC fMZDC SEES ASSET Ifl 1010, 1 u. -- ' WEny A&mdDimE Kantai Governor Appe&ri to Back Charges of Mis conduct of Battle. Men Trained After JMiifor tune More Valuable to ;i'nu . Society, Munroe Says. .EW TORK, Feb. 17. The problem of WASHINGTON, Fb. IT. Governor rehabilitating America's disabled goldtgr, Alien of Kansas presented to tha bouse 0 roaIJ rules commutes today evidence of officer It la li comparatively great (Kansas and that it serve only to emphasis tho sum and mea of iha Thirty-fift- h ber of Industrial victims who eaeb year Missouri national guard) division, which or needlessly thrown on the "scrap heap ba declared showed that at times during of society James P. Munroe, vice chair tha great battle of the Argonne, Amerlian man of the federal board for vocational troop "fought the German artillery with because there were not education, declared to an addreaa of here Infantry arms, the enough horses to move up the artillery as today at the Hath annual meeting of as the infantry advanced Mining Engineer American Institute There else were times, the governor More than PM leaden of tho mining Industry attended the opening cession of said, uhea shell from the Amerhan arwill continue tillery fell into tha American lines kil tng which the meeting, Development of the "hu- and Wounding men, due to the fact that ktednesday. man relationship" between the nations tliers Wat a lac g of aircraft to signal a lwO,00 miners and the mine operators. cliange." lie added that everything over Was the principal suhjact to ba discussed. there fell down except the raw manMr Munioe said that there are already power, tha Americana f'glitmg wlih Was SO tioO disabled soldiers In the United mechanical assistance than f they wera rea. fc tatea and that more will ba $, troops from turned during the neat two months, but Governor Allen submitted a mass of that be auae of the government s plan documents, soma of them copies of offor retraining and placing these men, ficial reports, in support of his charge there no longer will be a "cripple. In the that men wars neerlessiy aacrhed In old meaning of the word Many of the driving the Germans beyond the Mcuss, men, he declared, after training will be and tomorrow be will appear before the before they senate military committee than of more value to society He explained were Injured. that hie purpose was to gtvt tha CommitHe expressed the hope that a bill now tee evidence so they could determine Uig before congress providing for the ex- wisdom of conducting an Investigation. education tension of tha vocational Chairman Pou interrupted the governor board a work to all persons injured in to say that he believed the evidence waa hut "the forerunner of a 'comprehensive Industry would be passed Adaptation of tha armys new system Inquiry," anil later tha committee decided of irttychoiogical tests lor determining efto hear tomorrow Brigadier General C. ficiency to the employment of men In I Martin, an officer of tha Thlrtyf.fUi dl was vision, who was redaved of duty the day the mining and other Industrie urged by Thomas T. Read, chairman of before the opening of tha bat tie of the the Institutes committee oa Industlal Aygonne. organisation. Governor Allen told the committee that tha war department a announcement that Capital has become too cheap and human effort too dear to admit muth major casualties of the Tbtrty-fift- h dl ntefhod of vision were 17JJ was misleading longer of tha He detrial and error as a meamr of fitting the clared all casualties of ex division the Job to the man," Mr Head said needed IMA, Including about 1700 dead. Major Robert M Terkes. chief of tha Governor Allen eulil much f his Inform a read of padivision army psychology, tlon was gathered first-han- d in Mrs m a, measure while he waa per dev ril.lng army methods of engaged la Red Cross snd hoW they Y. M C. A. work, but added that.after lug injustice and showing Could be adapted to Industrial purposes. making public charge of the oases of 7 h necessity for workmen and em- - the division, several weeks ago, he had pluyers organisations to meet and work received letters from many who were la out employment conditions In a her hi the statement were battle, declaring monious spirit was emphasised by Her accurate, bort M Wilson, direttor of the depart-Pie"Have you received any that took Issue asof inspection and safety of the with von? ' asked HarriMr. Wilson praised son of Mississippi. Representative sociated companies the tolorado Industrial plan worked cut "None declared the govwhatever, ernor. by John It. Rockefeller, Jr , after tha labor troubles of the Colorado Iron A Fuel Names of witnesses for the committee company, characterising It as tha moat to call Iwfcire It were given by the govsun essful plan yet adopted ernor. some of them In confidence, awaitTha average amplover In tha past, Mr, ing progress of th Inquiry. Included in u u is generally known that the livestock supply varies from day. to day and that prices ITfluctuate, in consequence. It is not so generaflyf understood that the retail demand for fresh meat varies tremendously also, and that in consequence, the price obtained by Armour and Company fluctuates, too. n - , ft , . indo-C'htn- j - show that while the epidemic was - With these facts in view, readers must comprehend that it is not possible for Armour and Company to fix the price of meats. fair-minde- at its A.E2 Lfl O U E? In Session. A program f r th thorough Americanisation of MILLARD COUNTY th nits gttention immtgr oicuped h of the annual convention of Application for the us of twenty secB nat brli h In th western feet of water from the Sevier river states here today. The convention will ond for Irrigation purposes In Millard county ml tomorrow. has hern f I it with the state eng peer by Web Urve ie, 2u3 First avenue, gall d DC0L3PAIW it G. R. ALLEN, SEEK WATER RIGHT 7 IN Manager Armour & Co. Branch House, 875 West Fourth South Street. - Phones Wasatch 8533 imd 8594." fifty-sixt- M37 Z330 C Lake tharfea T Tito of Fait Lake appl'ed , know deoend upon for relief from tough' for water from an uixteslgnated aiming v boieva bear Tentv seventh fast and that "liens on" after th grip th and Tsr clear passages, t tenth bouth streets fur culinary pur soothes mw. Inflamed membrane poses and! harl-b- e Irritation and th fling in Iha Application for use of op second-fori rout, A, H McDaniel, bo St, IJmimd., , of water from an unnamid spring on "I am glad to ,U you Clover creek. In Tooele county, write tv been Honey sud lar It Ins beetjfihd with th state engineer ofile by that Fogy's I have had a ee- - 'the Clover Creek Irrigation foranvnr Th piedli In In this world ver. cough and betera I n,d half a but- - diversion wore are tu voiL-iof a ditch, F fie I was better drains and funnel Is-- , iv lAtiv ) Five S) Good b'.orre. Five aere-feof water are requested Thus, if statistics be consulted, it will be found that the selling price of Armour ind Companys fresh meats parallels the price of livestock and is constantly further . affected by the conditions mentioned. height fresh meat purchases the country over fell off no less than 25 per cent in their) Jn ,ioVee, have been so his station at J. and also that they e'f rt to obtain a living report pf inspection of th division, hue given little thought to the Interest whlcri said the division was short 700 of the employer. horses for moving artillery. He-h'e- w Branch house managers must because storage facilities demand it dispose of their stock each week so far as possible. This often necessitates selling below cost Under the heading of unusual circum stances for instance, would come the recent epidemic of Spanish Influenza. Statistics gathered by Armour and Company ot Bnal Britb local-kille- d - time-honor- RAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 11 A sudden wave of intense heat; a severe blizzard which blocks roads and makes transportation difficult; heavy receipts of fish or gam; meats coming on the markets in small communities all or any of these factors have a marked effect on'the demand for fresh meats. When fresh meat is finished at the plants it is shipped to Armour branch . houses located in more than 400 centers of consumption. And, this meat is shipped unsold. The branch house manager receives with it a memorandum of what it cost to produce the meat It is a simple matter then for him to determine what he -must seek to get for it if he is to show a profit And, ne must sell it in the open market, in direct competition with otner packers branch houses, local abattoirs, and so forth. Also, fie must face the un--. certainties of weather, heavy receipts of fish and fowl and, often, unexpected and unusual circumstances. . beven-Houe- ot 3 xt hramin-Johneo- n, I by Auleen Rulltngar of LapoInt for the was announced here today. It had been twice postponed on account of the Influrtgati Uintah county. enza situation in the northwest. M Owing from melancholia, be said, adding that h would recommend Ie th senate eration by the war department o( th The canaJ as tn Cape Cod canal military affairs commdtee "that thev over by the railroad admintstniwa be brought home as soon as possible and 'Mer as a pr tc inn t j cnasta so si k that every care be given them when they png from GerniP.ii ubm ime i tta postmaster Is Appointed. Mining Convention Abandoned. return." The bouse was asked bv feecrstar to The Special Tribun., Senator Owen said the first thing ha Baker to appropriate fHOWtOoO tsr i BFOKANE, Wash., Feb. IT, Definite Intended doing was to Inform Secretary WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 Mr. Emily the waterway. abandonment of this year's convention Baker of the conditions and th attitude proving A Wttf-oc' vraa appointed posttoday of tho Northwest of th on com Mining association, men! or at Spry, soldiers home from ng 1. X Utah, succeeding what he called scheduled to be 1ld her next month. W 'loook deceased a horrible hole He SEVIER LANDS ARE declared that, anyona a ho advocates correction of eonditinna is doing a chari- GIVEN CLASSIFICATO table and Christian work They told ua . over there that Brest Is better than It snd 1 hundred Two thousand eight was If God is theme who Will Be Invited to were therethatwhen so,It waa help acres of (and t th Sevier national fore worae! The senator and Mrs. Owen who have reserve have been eliminated and th and Madrid and London, Far. Knows of visited te a who Contemplated remaining long abroad, at agricultural districts, according cut the r visit short, they said, in enter formation received by Minor H. Ji that they m ght "report to Washington chief of the state bureau of crop 01 Conditions , the deplorable conditions existing at mates. Reoommendation for this a. Brest was made by Secretary of Acriruiiw The land musk" David F. Houston Would Cod Canal Sdnatdr WASHINGTON, Feb. IT. Acquire Cape JW comprises five small areas, onelust Robert I Owen, of Oklahoma, wlU be 'WASHINGTON', Feb, 17. Secretary of which la a. strip five miles rw of Baker asked southeast the house to enact a mile wide wltuatei? Invited to tell the Mint military today of conditions at the American legislation authorising acquisition and op gultch, Garfield county. embarkation camp at Brest which he sharply criticised In a statement today after bis arrival in Now York from Franco. Secretary Baker also expects i Senator Owen to call at the war department soon to inform officials there of what he saw at this discussed, center of the Americas jnurh army a homeward movement. Secretary Baker said today he was delighted that Senator Owen had been at the camp, and after reading what the senator had te say. declared that the war department was combing every source where additional shipping to tiring tho troops home might he found. Aa to the crowding at Brest," the sec- -, friary con tinned, "I have nat the means of knowing what the answer to that I have been told and I do not like to say that I have been told, because It sounds so unauthoritatlve but I have been told that the congestion Is such that From a gifantlc beehive of w artime activities, the It Is necessary for us to use the French railroads when w ran get them. They VICTOR plant has again resumed as the greatest musiere using them In their own demobilization and for th British, and at a concal industry of the entire world. They recognise the sequence w have to uw them when w can get them. "That might m-Wending more peogreat task that - devolves upon themand ple Into Brest and keeping them longer w would than deelre them t be there are bending every effort to supply as quickIn anticipation of the known capacity of In the order to make transport fleet. ly as possible the many thousands of loyal sure to hay enough men there when the eotne In That ia the answer transports I have heard from officers who have repatrons, who, rather than accept an into this country, but whether any turn! error ha been mr.de about that and .the ferior substitute, decided to wait patiently French railroad difficulty has been overestimated J cannot say because I do not A until they could get the genuine know. "When the senator save, 'unsanitary and VICTOR RECORDS. I do not think k means unsanitary in th sense that it la unclean There are simply ocean of mud there. I know Added to this there is the increased dethat becauso I waa at Brest substantially at this time last year. It rains mand that is here from new sources, from tnere ISO days out of 26$ and sometimes UTAHS BEST COALS live times a day The mud seem to be thousands of returning heroes who have our big trouble there. made them, best Th secretary added that returning learned to appreciate what the YICTItOLA means in and others who had panned through Brest recently had told him that food their cf&ily lives, are now enthusiastic patrons. conditions were very good and that outside of th weather and th mud they saw little to complain of He said he the could well Imagine the feeling of the men waiting )n that camp for returning ship, however, and fully sympathized with all PANTHER th discontent and unhappiness that thia waiting under unpleasant conditions en- tailed As an instance of tha arrangements for feeding the troops at Brest, Mr KING Baker said he had been told of a day 60iK) men were served w.th Tour selection jfently when SOLD BY total of 20 000 hot cakes. Marsh Coal Co. Coal C "When you think of mass cooking for Martin Coal Co. Ydrnl he said, "cooking oortruff-1,- 5 soldiers, Alliance Coal Co. , ' Curtis Coal A Produce fur them is going about th limit. Morrtii Burbldg Coal Co. Co. jlSugarhouse) " Jtatiny w r-- V A Coal Billing NEW YORK, Feb 17 United Ftatea irm 0 3 TV. Dunyon Lumber Co. Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma, y ht'r Kittw Coal Co A Central Coal who the ixxt two month has been L Coke Co. l. E, T. Walton estern riudjltg the re miatrurtion prosram of the American army in trance, utxm hta UNITED STATES FUEL CC:iFA3SrY arrival her- t'"iv on the ete mer It ifet-daBrest is not tit fur cau.e g& Kearns Building, ttg Ut&h Coat $le Sa t Lai'S C to v. in Aeerey of the soldiers L j, t a an s ul- - Senator Tell What He at Brest -- tom-mitt- ee Peace VI CTR0LA -- w- First in War St Upon entrance of the United States into the great woild war, the big VICTOR factory voluntarily offered its entire plant to the government, regardless of the fact that its regular production would be seriously curtailed, regardless of the profits which would be necessarily sacrificed. , , .Ninety per cent of the factory waa at one time engaged in war work. whole-heartedl- y Those parts of the VICTOR riant whieh continued to produce Yietrolaa and Victor Records could not, of course, supply even a reasonable amount of Victor product to the public. And the shortage was made even more pronounced because thousands of Yietrolas and still more thousands of Victor Records were diverted to the use of Americas fighting forces on land and sea. -- VICTR0LA First in Peace i. BsctT fiy Over 3i000$0d an VIC-TROL- nature of-flr- great Victor plant again running You Will Soon Have the Victrola You Waited For I NOW! Victrolas Exclusively . HR) ,t , Pccpla Annually asaTonlc,Strenifn:nd EIoodrBuilder. The demand for the Yictrola is greater than ever and with $t full speed Come in and make Helps and Beautiful, HealtlsyTomen PhoneYas.3275l50,:ri i St. flap-jac- -.. fr tu |