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Show ' (f QcyuJ 4 first Oast Job Pristinf i 1 L An In SsbaSUr? n not please remember At living prices. Let us ibrt tout next order for anything you want print cdl Rich County New yoor subscription wQ help make tUs paper lor an unsurpassed news with art icy. EBACIIE3 BYE3T 17002 .7D COBNEB OP BIOII COUNT! TWENTY-FIFT- H RANDOLPH, RICH COUNTY, tjTAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1921." YEAR. 0 MEASURE FACES The-End- c jf a Perfect Day UTAH NEWS REVIEW SL Joseph's Parochial THIRD REDRAFT STEEL RESOURCES NUMBER 20. In has Ogden course of construction a building to cost $250,000. The , board of commissioners Bill Passed by Senate, Geee Back Be Sent te Conference For Final Shaping; No Ma- Work will soon start on the Emigraconsiderable to n - e. , Construction of a large coke plant Development of the Utah Coke & Coal companys properties. Building of a railroad from the Denver & Rio Grande Western Sunnyside branch to the properties, a distance of 1- 1- ur deof rich Iron the Development posits in Iron county, Utah. Construction of twenty-fiv- e miles of railroad from the station of Lund on the Los Angeles and Salt Lake route to connect the Iron deposits with the main line of the railroad. Taking over of several large limestone deposits near Salt Lake. Further development of the three plants of the Columbia Steel company and the Southern California Steel company. Development of a large steel plant at or near Salt Lake, The blast furnace and steel plant will be located probably on Utah lake. Behind this announced program of construction and development lies a plan calculated to open the west, from Sait lake to the Pacfic, to an era of unprecedented' business and Industrial prosperity. . In a word, In the rich and undeveloped Iron deposits of Utah there are calculated to be 300,000,000 tons of iron ore in the Iron Springs district alone whidh are to be transformed Into iron and steel and manufactured Into products of every description for sale and use on the Pacfic slope and adjacent states of the west. And from this will follow. In the opinion of those behind the gigantic project, and era of new Industries in the west ; new manufactories using the iron and steel produce manufactured for the first time from pig iron produc' ed in the west. How great will be the resultant commercial development, growth of trade, expansion of industries, employment Of skilled labor and increa.sed population is more than the nlen of big business behind this latest project can and'slXj-tentlMLJnile- a. . presage. The father of theproject is a Salt Lake man, L. F. Rains, president of the Carbon Fuel company and other corporations of Salt Lake. Several years ago Mr. Rains conceived the idea of a merger that would make possible laying open the rich iron dcitosits of Utah and (he development of Iron and steel product manufacturing in the west. He set to work, Hone first. Two years ago his work became intensive. He consulted others ncl laid out his plans. Little by little he saw the idea grow and develop. A week or he came to San Francisco to conclude the deal with his associates. There were conferences each day at which the myriad of details Incident to the plan were considered and discussed by experts, dunday all obstacles were swept aside ind Mr. Rains, his dream fulfilled, sat modestly in the lobby of the Bellevue hotel telling ills friends what he was going to do for Utah. so-mg- Should Spank People Collins, Colo. If the Lord did His duty lie would spank the people, smash t(ielr automobiles and tell them Fort to walk, according to Bishop Irving Tohnson, deloring the customs of mod-tr-n times. . Washlngton The tar Salt XAke, AGAINST OBREGON GOV.. ERNMENT BREAKS OUT IN LOWER cost head-inarte- revision bill REVOLT CALIFORNIA at a Bureau of public roads with at Ogden, are soon to start projects in Utah alone, at an expenditure of $1,633100. . terial Alterations San Francisco, CaL Utah, the Pitts burg of the west. The gateway of the west opened to n new era of development and Indus " trail activity. All this, and more looms today as a reality through the announcemenl In San Francisco of the of plans for a $25,000,000 merger to develop the rich iron deposits of Utah and launch a gigantic program of iron and steel production in Utah, California and Oregon. Into this mammoth finanlclal and business amalgamation have been drawn the Utah Coal & Coke company of Sunnyside, Utah ; the Columbia Iron & Steel company, with plants at Pittsburg, Cal., and Portland, Ore.; the .(Southern California Steel company oi 'Los Angles and several rich Iron properties in the Iron Springs mining district in Iron county, Utah. Included in the plans formulated by those affecting the merger are these enormous projects : Construction of a 500-to-n blast furn-,ac- REVOLT of are to consruct a motor truck repair shop and storage shed. tion Creek conduit, Salt Lake Man Concludes Negotiation! In which Subetantial Industrial Organizations Unite in Huge Project mm Cache county TAX REVI8ION BILL FACES THIRD IEVt .ITING BY THE HOU8E AND 8ENATE CONFEREES $25,000,000 CONCERN TO PLANS BUILD MODERN PLANTS AND TO OPEN STATES IRON DEPOSIT8 - at SCORES KILLED III rs Tijuana Virtually Deserted Whs Fighting Starts Within Few Miles of the Town; Ten Known Dead San Luis, Mexico. A revolution Construction work costing three against the Obregon government of times pi much as Oct. 1920, was Mexico, which broke out In Lower The measure finally was passed earauthorised last month In Salt Lake California, was reported to have spread ly Tuesday by the senate, 38 to 24, ut e to Sonora. the end of a continuous session lastthe with filed been has Appllcaion The revolt, resulting In a clash with ing nearly sixteen hours. It will be reitate engineer at Salt Lake City for the Mexican regulars within six miles ol turned to the house when that body ase of 215,000 acre feet of water from the American boundary. In which at reconvenes Wednesday and Republicthe east side of Wasatch range. an leaders there plan to send It to conleast twenty were killed, was said to be headed by Estaban Cantn, former ference Thursday. It may reach the A carload of honey was shipped governor and virtual dictator of Lowpresident for his approval late In the from Price to London, England, a few er California during the Carranza remonth. Says ago. The honey was produced gime. LIVESTOCK MEI1 At a rough estimate treasury ex- CONTROL GIVEII &t Myton, Utah. The frontier was closed to Ameriperts say the bill in Its present form would net approximately $3,250,000,000, cans Monday and hundreds of Mexican on Darrah Is building a barn or $200,000,000 less than the present refugees were pouring across the boo THE HEW PLAII alisBenranch which will be the largest dor. law, anil about the amount of revenue , aarn In Lincoln county. Two carloads which treasury officers have said the Obregon reinforcements were beinf of lumber will be used in Its construc- rushed Into Lower California and So mustgovernment have.' Eventually tion. , the bill, the experts assert, would renora, and mobllzatlon of revolution duce the nation's tax toll by about MARYLAND AND KENTUCKY PASS AMERICAN FARM BUREAU COM Ists was reported at various strategk RANKS O. W. Clifford of Ogden, who pleadFROM REPUBLICAN FERENCE HELD IN CHICAGO $750,000,000 a year. While they unpoints close to the American line. IN THURSDAY'S ELECTION ed guilty to the theft of a purse from IS LARGELY ATTENDED doubtedly will make many chuuges In The revolution, alleged to be flnanc tn automobile, was senenced in the ed the measure, the conferees are not exlargely by Americans with hug? listrict court to a term of one to ten interests pected materially to alter the revenue in Lower California, indud lott- Will Market Liveetock on Cooperative Ros Is New York of Mayor Hylan total. As the bill now Btauds there are years In the state penitentiary. had been brewin ing gamblers, big , ed By Large Majority; Elevoit-Batig Is Agreement Reached By just the major provisions on which the for weeks. The first armed clasl Re-As In Dio SecFrom All Stockmen headKentucky under full Road construction is bouse and senate agree. They are reoccurred Sunday In San Antonio can V suit of Election Fight tions of The Nation way on the Moab Thompsons post yon, peal of the excess profits tax and the only six miles south of Tijuana road. With favorable weather prevailtransportation taxes on next January Scores of deaths were reported. id New York Two states Maryt 1, and the retention of the present tax Chicago Farmers Thursday planned ing, the construction work remaining The bodies of ten federal troopert to market their own livestock on a co- to be done on the Moab Thompsons on corporation capital stoc. and Kentucky have passed from were brought Into Tijuana Mondaj s mfidcontr will to be the Other outstanding provisions of the publican Democratic completed by jt operative basis. project night, according to United States cus ' as Every livestock bill are: result --of Tuesdays , elec" , section ile of February. producing toms officers. A- A reduction In the maximum' rate shown In returns available a as in conference which asp resented r Tijrnma was jrtunlly deserted. Mon -- A systeaLaf electric et here Thursday at the call of the wires, charged day. qver$l, 000,000 mesdaymoroJngf. At Tecate, six miles east of Sas In Maryland, the entire lowerTiouse American Farm Bureau federation to with 2000 volts of elecriclty, will In all to 50 per cent on all over $200,000, as Diego, Cul., more than a thousand ref 27 of out 13 state at of the and the be house 32 a the to reduction adopted against legislature per cooperative marketing plan probability ratify ugees were said to have crossed th! members of the senate were elected, drawn up by the federations commitcent on all over $69,000. prison as a means of preventing In line. Retention of the house provision and it was believed in Baltimore early tee of fifteen. the future attempts by the prisoners One detachment of 500 Mexican granting increased normal exemptions Wednesday that the Democrats had seAccording to J. R. Howard, presi- to escape. was reported to have landed on of $500 to heads of families having net cured a dominating position In both dent of the federation, the committee the west coast of Lower California and of In incomes of $5000 or less and $200 on houses. In Kentucky the Democrats report includes: Kane county Every 'person to be hurrying toward the trouble zoni accounts of dependents. regained control of the state legislaProvisions to give the farmer some- school age can read and write the in forced marches. Another continRepeal of the $2000 normal exemp- ture, lost to the Republicans two years thing to say about the distribution of English language. This is shown by wa3 gaid to be moving northwest gent tion (o tho corporations except In the ago, and claimed 58 out of 100 mem- his stock. enumerator census the return of the , ward in Sonora. cose of those having net Incomes of bers of the lower house and 19 out of Plans for a farmer owned and con- whose report of the census is the first Valuable concessions held by certali 36 seats in the senate. Returns for trolled livestock commission at the to reach the state school office. $25,000 or less. Interests in Lower California durini two senatorial districts were incomAn increase In the estate tax maxistockyards. Cantus regime during which he wai mum ra'te from 25 per cent on all over plete Wednesday morning. Mrs. Mary Methods for orderly marketing of Utah factories produced 105,000 tons paid heavily, were canceled whei $10,000,000 to 50 per cent on all over Flanery of Catlettsburg had apparent- livestock so as to prevent gluts on the refined sugar during 1920. President Obregon forced him out oi first medion won of the taxes the honor $100,000,000. .Increased ly being market and consequent sharp declines The Bank of Ephraim was robbed a office. Cantu fled to California. Re cinal beer, wine and whisky. woman to be elected to the Kentucky in prices. few days ago, after a pitched battle he was said to have established A provision taxing gifts of property legislature. The farmers of the nation have de- between the yeggmen and the night cently a junta in El Centro, a town in th to 1 claimed rates New Jersey Republicans by any person at ranging from termined to market their own livestock watchman, who Interrupted the robper cent on the amount between $20,-00- 0 have elected 41 assemblymen out of a o'n a cooperative basis, said Howard. bers before much loot had been taken. Imperial valley, where he gatherei about him many former Carranza ad and $50,000 to 23 per cent on all total of 60 seats contested aud assert- Our plan represents the natural outherents. ' , would over $10,000,000. ed the party lineup in the senate Salt Lakes total postal receipts for growth of the cooperative livestock Wholesale arrests of Cantu spiel stand as it did last year 15 Repub- shipping association movement in October amounted to $88,948, which is have been made In Tljunana and Mex VETERAN SERVES BUDDY'S TIME licans and six Democrats. The wet America. $5076 less than for October of last Icall, and Governor Ybarra has admit Issue played a prominent part and More dry 5.4 cent per year, a decline of Man, Federal Prisoner, Re- 'in that the Republicans standing UNFIT' ARE SHOT BY COMRADES than half of the large offices of the ted that many were executed in tbi stute, latter town. leased, Denied Compensation for strict enforcement of the state last Leavenworth, Kan. Penniless, Har- prohibition act, ,while the Democrats Believes That Men Were Shot Down country show smaller receipts averFifty Cantu plotters, with a larg month than in October, 1920, the ry W. Haley, an overseas war veteran, favored Its modification or repeal. of firearms, ready to march Bhipmebt By Our Men in Ranks was at liberty here Monday night unage decline being 2.04 per cent. into Mexico, were recently arrested bj Only one governorship hinged on JohnWashington. Representative der a war department order releasing Virginia electing son, Republican of South Dakota, a . The coal mines of Utah established United States customs officers in Sat him from the federal disciplinary bar- Tuesday's balloting, Ulego. State Senator EL Lee Trinkle, Demo- former officer in the army, declared in in 1920 a new record for both quantity racks, where he served five months of crat, by a large majority over Henry About 300 of the Cantu revolution-Istsubno had the house that while he and value of product, according to the a six months' sentence for desertion were said to have been Is W, Anderson, Republican. reastantiation of the charge, he had survey. The total output of San Diego for the last Iwo living imposed upon Thomas G. Jones, his weeks voters of Ohio apparently were son to believe that soldiers who were geological net The exceeded not tons only 1,005,119 'buddy,' and the man who saved his heavily in favor of the soldiers bonus drawing $1 a day each from some traitors, cowards or mentally unfit, that of the year before by one and a mysterious sources. life while tho two men were with the made About fifty ol announcement by being comrades own proposal, were their down shot by but tons million third reatly surpassed them were arrested American expeditionary forces in the police on of State Smith that in his while facing the enemy. by Secretary France. Haley came to the barracks the previous maximum of 5,316,000 vagrancy charges, but the others made would be carried by 500,000. it opinion denied by tons attained in 1913. The statement was hotly onder the name of Jones," his ren-so- n The bonus their was accross the lino- - Saturday would call for an a tire Butw.nkle, Democrat Represen' for serving the sentence being that amendment proposal night. It was these who clashed with to the state constitution, o North Carolina, also a former offihe wanted to repay part of the debt he which would authorize the issuance of Call has been issued by Governor the regulars at San Antonio canyon. cer, who declar u h would not permit Mabey for the first meeting of the felt he owed Jones in saving bis life. state bonds A heavy shipment of rifles and amto $25,000,000, out of unchalup to statement go Johnson the commission authorized by the last leg- munition was Jones, who Is said to be married and which Ohio veterans of the great war permitted to cross the lenged. living in Canada, is being sought by would be islature to investigate and report to ttorder several weeks ago. Those in in month for each $10 paid the that were Indications THere federal authorities. the next legislature In regard to proof it the were the total payments to any house, like the senate, was on the visions which should be made by the :harge for aexplained that they Because he was not tho real offender, one service, man not exceeding $250. movie concern, nnd were working Senaover row a by of charges was verge released from the barracks to Haley preserve allowed to proceed. Fatal election riots occurred In Ken- tor Watson, Democrat of Georgia, that state for a suitable place without the usual railroad fare and and house documents and relics perFederal forces in Tijuana were rethe centers of disturbance being soldiers were tucky, trial. without hanged small compensation given prisoners. taining to the history of Utah. in Breathitt and Estilt counties and ported to have executed four rebels No American was shot in France In the city of Louisville. Ten permptured in the Initial battle. without trial, said Mr Johnson, but Yields of 600 bushels of potatoes sons are reported to have been killed have been cases where they are WAR DECLARED ON MEAT PRICES there may coun in Beaver reported on a farm and nearly a score wounded. Preparing for 1922 Election were shot In Ihqjine of battle by their and of 400 bushels on a farm of the ty New York The committee of foriy-Jigas or as own forces traitors mentally Government Officials Call Retailers BEEF REACHES PRICES county form bureau marketing agent will begin an active campaign Profiteers . deranged. ol of Beaver county. With a yield From the Democratic side members 400 bushels per acre, it Is figured that this week to place tickets in congresWashington A campaign against Wholesalers Declare Meat as Cheap As It Was In 1914 attempted to break in on the speaker, a sale of the product at 1 cent per sional districts of central and western meat profiteers will be begun within states for the fall elections of 1922. Who could not make himself heard at wholesale The , average a few days by the department of agriChicago pound would give the grower $240 per Its plans for the organizations of a acre. culture, which is determined to bring price of carcass beef Is. back to the times because of the hubbub. lew party were announced by the nadown retail meat prices, it was learned level prevailing in 1914, according to - Commenting on the charge of illeal tional chairman, J. A. A Watson, Senator made ro by hangings Water users an dlrrigation compan- series of conferences to Hopkins. Thursday from high officals of the de- figures made public Sunday in a about said: bring Johnson Mr. situaview meat of the and livestock have river partment, system ies atyn the Sevier iiiginent of the states on a common No matter how we agree or dis- conferred The department has just completed tion during October, issued by the Inpreparing for he ditigation Dlatform, are to be held this month of former secretary with the agree a survey which shows, officials said, stitute of American Meat Packers. Richland the Irrigation instituted by The average wholesale prices of car- war or General Pershing, 1 know the company of Millard county and filed mil during December in a number of that retail meat prices the country and states. Including Montana.Wdaho, Coloout taken were men 12 that cass 1914 beef in charge over are on an average 117 per cent .approximated Judicial district court rado and Nebraska. courtmartial convic- in the Fifth without end the hanged the surat while recents, before war. than the The report says, and redistribution higher no This suit seeks that I And know true. not is tion of 1H4 wns between most October, of it 1921, this is going into vey shows adjudication of the water rights along Widow Awarded Damages the pockets of retail meat dealers us and 12 cents. Some grades, however, offleer or private varied out any such the Sevier river. S. C. The- - widow of Joe orders for hangings.Laurens, are are illegal others while selling higher, profit. who was lynched here negro, Stewart, Is it stated. Various menns are being considered selling lower, The state board of examiners refus- a Good Road Bill Signed 1920, lias just won a verdict April, by the department to force down meat over the stat! control es to assume any f $2000 damages as a result of the New York Has Heavy Snow Ircsident Harding hoard of Washington prices. One plan is to permit big ' agriculture, such as would inTownsend snow the from the county of Laurens. Y. good N. A blanket of ynching Malone, Wednesday signed formulatpackers to establish retail stores and in board the latter fluence Suit for tho amount under the constisell directly to the public. Another one foot thick .covered northern New roads bill, appropriating $75,000,000 examing its recommendations to the pain is to Induce chain stores" such York Thursday. Traffic on railroads from the federal treasury to aid the iners with regard to a proper amount tutional requirements was brought by This he widow, Henrietta Stewart, In the fund, as are maintained in practically all and highways was seriously hampered. states In road building. to be paid to owners of cattle which .ommon ' The snowfall was the heaviest that which will be matched by the states, cities to sell meats. pleas court and Judge M elver, the state condemns for slaughter on Still another Is to foster establish- - had been seen in early November for will be used to combat unemployment account of tuberculosis. presiding, directed the jury to bring i verdict for the full sum. many years. through increased roadbulding activity. now faces Its third rewriting, this time by the house and senate conferees ' ' I - tf . fed-eral- s ht PRE-WA- R - |