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Show i j 'k First CUu Job Pritdajf" I j J I I I ! At ltrlng price. Let us order lor anything you want print ed. Rich County News printing is synonymous with art and efficiency. ive your next TWENTY-FIFT- YEAR. H RANDOLPH, RICH COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JULY 16. 1921. Victory Village for French War TRUST PROBE IS COMMITTEE, ASKS THAT INVESTIGATION OF BIG BUSINESS BE MADE Argicultural Conditions of Nation Also to Como Under Eye of , Investigations Says Commission 3 l S' - Washington. Investigation of the operations of the federal reserve board, the chamber of commerce of the United States and the great trusts, such as the steel, coal, credit and money .trusts, was asked of a joint congressional commission Monday by C. S. Barrett, chairman of the national board of farm organizations and president of the National Farmers The union. commission is charged with making a general survey of agricultural condi-- , tions. Charles A. Lyjn sis secretary of the national board of farm organizations, told the commission that agricultural was facing bankruptcy and ruin. A policy of deflation of the currency, a restriction of credit was instituted by government agencies, he ' ' said. , This policy, dramatically carried out, has resulted in a loss to farmers during the past year of seven billion dollars, he said. With sweeping" authority to go into the highways and byways along the route from the farm to the dinner pail, the committee has set out to And the men who are making big profits on foodstuffs. " Wearing apparel will also be traced from the cotton fields and sheep ranges to the buyers, backs. Agriculture, members of the committee contend, Is In a state of distress that economic conditions do notjusti-fy- . Somebody is getting a large part share of the profits of and t)he, consumer is paying unduly-hig- h prices, they delare. 1. Cause of the present condition of agriculture. 2. Difference between prices of farm products paid to producer and ultimate cost to consumers. 3. Comparative conditions of industries other than agriculture, including relative prices of comodities. 4. Banking and financial resources and credits and marketing and transportation facilities. After taking testimony of representatives of the various farm organizations, Chairman Anderson indicated Monday that the committee would make trips to the centers of distribution for first hand Information. s i I Taft Sworn In Washington. William Howard Tafi was sworn in Monday as chief justice of the United States. The simple ceremony of elevating the former president to the supreme court was performed in the office of Attorney General Dauglitery by Justice Hoeliling of the district supreme court in the ab sence from the city of the justices of the supreme court. Those present in eluded Mr. Tafts brother, Henry W. Taft of New York, and John T.' Adams chairman of the Rpublican national committee. Carpentier to Mix Again New York. Georges Carpentiei Monday signed a contract with Tex Rickard ,to defend his worlds light during championship heavyweight October. His opponent will be selected lain', the agreement reading that the French boxer shall meet any light, heavyweight named by Rickard. ALBERT KORFAim NUMBER 6. UTAH STATE NEWS Residents of Ogden were given a thrill Wednesday when a runaway automobile, manned toy two inexperienced boys, raced through the streets, finally ending in a ditch. The boys escaped Injury. Nick Mehlowianes of Helper was instantly killed and one other passenger was painfully hurt in a nead-o- n coL lision at a sharp turn in the Hunting ton road south of the Price river Wed) nesday. William Dixon, 60 years of age, janitor in the Balt Lake temple, was kill, ed Saturday morning in the temple building when he fell from a steplad-de- r while removing a curtain. The accident occurred shortly after 9 oclock. Alleging that toe lost the sight of his A view of one of the streets of Victory Village," In the St. Cloud district on the outskirts of Paris, built for war left eye through negligence of the heroes and their families exclusively. The village was bull t by public subscription and funds are being raised for simcompany, Creseanciano Guitron filed ilar villages throughout France. t suit for $23,000 damages against the . Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. in the Third district court at Salt Lake SKIPPER TELLS OF recently. E. M. Allison, Jr., for many years n one of the attorneys in Utah and the west, Tuesday wired his AROUSES BRITISH acceptance of a position offered him by the head of the United States shipping board and will leave for Washington, with Mrs. Allison, to make his MIXED RECEPTION IS GIVEN TO OVERTURES ARE MADE TO MANY WARNING FLASHED TO SEA ASK- home. NATIONS TO DISCUSS EASTHiima Harmon, ING VESSELS TO WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMING daughter ERN SITUATION Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Harmon of of ON DEEP SEEN STRANGE SHIP COLD IS BELFAST PARLEYS; Manti, was seriously hurt at the Sal-in- a ball game Sunday. While sitting Shipments of Munitions and Men Into United States, Japan and China Invited Clue To" Fate Of Vanishing Ships May in an automobile with her parents a Into Conference To Discuss , Be Found If Mysterious Boat Can Bo Ireland Will be Stopped According ball crashed through the windshield, Settlement Of DifTo Demands Made Upon According To Report Of Captured driving a piece of glass into the little : ficulty I Steam Ship Officials Headquarters girls eye. Protests against this interpretation London Great Britain, It was stated of wireless the prohibition law were filed some Government Dublin. Truce terms were agreed Washington here- Friday in a quarter usually posstations along the Atlantic coast Thurs- months ago by the British embassy in to at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon at sessed of reliable Is bebroadcasted a warning to be on behalf of Canadian citizens and by the British military headquarters General lieved to have madeinformation. overtures to the day the watch for a mysterious .craft that Italian embassy after Attorney GenerNevil Maeready, military commander United States, Japan and China on the may furnish a clue .to the fate of the al Palmer had rendered afi opinion on in Ireland; Colonel Brand and A. W. possibility of.a: conference to discuss February 4 that such transit of liquor v vanishing ships. Cope, undersecretary in the office of the whole Eastern sltuattofi--.- . was unlawful. telea .sent -' after wr.K Tl(0g g flie,.chlef secretary for Ireland, acted Official circles decline? to comment hotted report from Munson lines of- v Zuro famashlta,' who'!wasFbestea for the British army', 'and Command- on the nature of communications ficials at Baltimore that the mysteri- by the police in connection with the ants Robert C. Barton and E. J. Dug- with the United any China or Japan, States, gan represented the Irish republican but it was said in those circles it would ous craft approached their steamer killing of Oscar Yaichts, a fellow coun300 miles east of Philadeltryman, last Friday near the Oregon army. be reasonable to assume that these Munalbro answer signals and Short Line railroad dtepot at Salt Lake, to refused phia, orto Bulletin Irish the countries would be fully sounded beAccording dashed off In- was charged With first degree murder gan of the Dali Eireann, it was agreed fore Great Britain would show her then, with lights veiled, in a camplaint issued Thursday by to darkness. the on behalf of the British army: hand. E. Moreton, county attorney. Arthur of commissioner T. E. Chamberlain, First That there be no Incoming Announcement of the British policy the A federal check for $19,282.12 was that declared Thursday navigation, trooips of the Royal Irish constabulary is expected to be forthcoming next Munalreceived by Governor Mabey a few and auxiliaries and no shipments of Monday in the statement which Mr. story of Captain Giles of the evidence days ago from the department of the substantive was most the bro moveno munitions into Ireland, and Lloyd George said he was fairly hopeof ments for military purposes except in ful of being in a position to make. yet offered of the suspected operations interior, covering the states portion off the Atlantic coast. the receipts from the sale of public sea marauders of This statement to be a very the maintenance of drafts. is. said The story also gave a new turn to lands within the state during the year Second That there be no provoca- comprehensive one. the investigation of disappearance of ending June 30, 1920. This money What the replies of Japan and the tive display of forces, armed or una dozen ships off Cape Hatteras goes to the credit of the state school half ' United States may be, nobody here armed. .land principal account. in the last few months. so in far as the United Stages is Third That all provisions of the that Muthe thousand black spotted Thirty-sicraft The that approached truce apply to the martial law area pretends to know. It is felt, howto attack mountain trout have arrived in Elko hesitated have nalbro may a could ever, there be concerned, just as for the rest of Ireland. according to Information received to) great chance of its response being a ship of her size. It could, however, Fourth That there be no pursuit of more successfully attack a ship like the C. A. Favre, of the local forestry stafavorable if the Irish officers and men or search for alliance had Carroll Deering, which sailed ashore tion. The fish are coming from the been denounced. war material and military stores. crew missing, hatchery at Reno. They will either be Should it be found that the contin- last January with all the Fifth That there be no secret ued taken out Saturday night or Sunday officials said. existence of the alliance was standand planted in Ganz, ie, Fore-maagents making descriptions, and no in- ing in the morning was said it Chamberlain improbable a of then and terference with the movements of Irish it is certain way some conference, would Dorsey creeks. Giles a seaman like Captain of the dominion that that He At the request of Mayor Thomas military men and civilians, and no at- premiers will press its immediate go off on a cock and hull story. tempt to discover the haunts and is awaiting a more complete report on Bra try of Mt. Pleasant and S. M. Nelhabits of Irish officers and men. The British press makes no attempt the incident from a Munson line rep- son, president of the Hub club, the soon. board of the North Sanpete school dis. Sixth That there be no search for, to the resentative, who is to come here disguise the fact that It or observance of lines of communica- situation as one of vast regards intrict granted permission to use the moment, school grounds as a camping tion. volving, as it does, the whole future Baltimore, Md. Skippers putting out high for tourists and automobile Seventh That there be no search of armament, and the peace of the from Baltimore ground on the were Thursday A small house containing a for messages. parties. world. watch for a phantom ship reported kitchen will be erected for the accomOther details connected with courts liner Munson Giles the of by Captain modation of campers. martial, motor permits and similar $50,000,000, FUND READY FOR CAT-TL- Munalbro. . . to are lands Gravel taken from matters, says the Irish Bulletin, MEN of It was stated that department i be agreed to later. in the future, even though for the use Many applications For Livestock Al- navigation officials would thoroughly On behalf of the Irish republican of the state rond commission, will be ready Sent To Headquarters nvestigate the report made by Captain army It was agreed: with paid for, it was shown at the sittirg Chicago The $50,000,000 pool form- Giles, that the mysterious vessel John First That attacks on crown forces at great of the state land commissioner. mined by bankers for the relief of the darkened lights and traveling a is Gravel atid civilians cease. T. Oldro.vd, recently. speed suddenly came alongside his Second That there be no, provoca- livestock' industry will he In operation steamer at a eral, within fhe classification of the point 300 miles off Phil- land laws of the United in two was it here announced weeks, States, and tive displays of forces,' armed or unover and then Friday following a conference Friday adelphia, looked him state will buy Its gravel for its the ' armed., the into darted night. away when a satisfactory g plan" was Third That there be no interference purposes from itself, made for rediscounting livestock paper Captain Giles statement revived the the money over to the state or with government turning private property. at federal reserve have which vessels belief that the banks. school land funds. Fourth The discountenance and mysteriously disappeared off the AtreThe the federal by plan to approved action of any likely prevention Presumably for the' purpose of com months few coast the last lantic during cause disturbance of the peace and serve board provides rediscounting of water of the numbering .over twenty, might have paring the density of of the ocean. which might necessiate military Inter- original cattle paper In maturity of six been Lake with Salt Great that a or a craft pirate captured by months. The banks plan to renew the of Honolulu written to Turin ference. Fred has loans several times. The paper will soviet cruiser. A general order directing the sus' were the Commercial club at Salt Lake, coast the all be deposited with the Chicago federal Skippers along pension of hostilities during the peace reserve bank and allocated when re- being advised Thursday of Captain asking that a quart bottle of the lake to effective be water be sent to him by express. order the negotiations, discount is desired by a member bank. Giles report. Please send one quart botC. O. D. from noon, July 11, was issued this Applications for loans in excess of tle full of clear Salt Lake water, free evening by Richard Mulcahy, chief of $1,000,000 already have been received. Loses Eye Sight. all other Impurities, in a clear staff of the Irish republican army. The Portland, Ore. J. Henry Albers, re- from order reads: tired miller, whose conviction on a bottle, reads the letter. Secretary J. To Clear Pensions H. Rayburn said that the botfle will Nantes. Two years will be required charge of violating the espionage act be For Wheat Fields prepared and sent to the writer. was reversed recently by the United to examine and grant the 2,400,00 reDenver, Colo., An army of 2000 Army worms have invaded the beet States supreme court, suffered a stroke men was being recruited here for quests for pensions for French widows of paralysis at his home at Mllwau-kie- , fields north of Richfield, according to work in the Kansas wheat fields. The and orphans said Andre Maginot, minnear here, Wednesday night, and advices received at the capitol and campaign for harvest hands is In ister of pensions, speaking here at the is totally blind, according to a state- acres of beets have been destroyed. charge of Ralph Snyder, head of the formal opening of the home for muti- ment made Friday by his brother, Will- The life of these worms. It is stated. Kansas State Farm bureau. lated soldiers. The minister added iam Albers. Overage only six days, but during that time they travel a long way and desbeneficiaries would suffer no pension Officials Accept. Blaze In Fort Dodge troy all vegetation in their path. The loss as this all through appears delay Washington An annhuncement was Fort Dodge, Iowa Fire of unknown method of destroying them reeommen. made Friday by the National Associa- would be paid. The home for mutilatdestroyed the block plant of ded by the authorities is spraying with origin tion for Constitutional Government ed soldiers is inteded especially as a the United States Gypsum company calcium arsenate In the' proportion of permanent Home for the blind, hut early Wednesday morning with a loss that President Harding and eight pounds per hundred gallons, the Coolldge had accepted honorary soldiers who have lost arms or legs estimated at $300,000. The plant was spray to be applied with either a pump will be taught trades at the institution. insured and will be rebuilt. membership in the organization. r hand sprinkler. v s'Sv,, MW - best-know- . - - x Anglo-Japanes- e E state-owne- d MANLESS VESSEL IS HANDLED AT SEA AT A DISTANCE OF FIVE MILES BY NEW METHOD Vessel Handled From Shore While Bombing Planes Attack From The Air Perfect Control Maintained Washington. The efficient performance of the battleship Iowa under radio control during recent aerial bombing tests mav lead to revolutionary changes in naval development officers beleive. Without a soul on board the Iowa was maneuvered from the battleship Ohio, five miles away, with the utmost precision and there was not a hitch in the mechanism in more than two hours while the Iowa was being bombed. It was a scientific trimph. The Iowa was a real Flying Dutchman, that mythical crewless ghost of the seas, as she obeyed the will of Captain F. L. Chadwick on the Ohio, almost hull down on the horizon. The invisible, magic fingers of the radio reached out across the sea to whirl the Iowas steering w'heel, operate the fuel oil and water supply valves and start and stop the ship. So perfectly did the control function that fhe officer on the Ohio maneuvered the Iowa away from the attacking air forces at the moment the bombs were being released, varying the speed of the target vessel at will. Army and navy officers who witnessed the test were much Impressed by the possibilities of development of the radio control idea for use In future wars. It was said to lie apparent that radio control might eliminate some loss of life in such enterprises as "block ship" operations, as when the British'' undertook at Zeehrugge and Ostend to bottle up German submarines. The block ship" of the future, it was pointed out. might sail serenly into an enemy harbor without a soul on hoard and lie sunk to obstruct its channel by the electoral explosion of her magazines. Already the navy is working out plans for shifting control at will from a surface vessel like the Ohio to aircraft, either heaveir or lighter than air. The radio control device on the Ohio is so simple, officers say, that little difficulty is anticipated in adapting it for use in an airplane or a diriglile. When this development is worked out the controlling aircraft will he able to work at an altitude of 10,000 feet and above, safe from any gunfire from below, and steer the controlled vessel anywhere on the sea within fuel radius. A movement is afoot to install radio control on at least one more obsolete battleship and two old destroyers to serve as targets for aerial bombing practice and further experiments, with Extension of experiradio control. ments to the possibility of applying the radio control idea to ajr croft also Is under consideration and it is within probabilities that giant, crewless bombing planes, loaded with high explosives. DR. T. J. RYAN ... . . road-buildin- t - Albert Korfanty, "director of Upper 6ilesia, who has been trying to drive the Germans out of that region. . Vice-Preside- Dr. Thomas J. Ryan, noted dental on dental topics, declares in his latest book, Teeth and Health, that he has traced tuber- dentist and writer culosis to mouths. decayed teeth and foul |