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Show T NOTE AGAIN Site for Prison REVOKE PROXIES STIRS WORLD CHICAGO, afeb. la OP). Thou sands of proxies given J. D. Rocke-- 4 feller, Jr., In his fignt to oust Colonel Robert W. 6tewart as chairman of the board of directors of the Standard Oil company of Indiana have been revoked, the stockholders' protective committee announced to- COURT ACTION Diplomats Hear Administration's Position Outlined. day. The committee was formed to aid Colonel Stewart, who refused1 to recomply with Mr. Rockefeller's quest to resign. A misunderstanding of the situation caused a great number of proxies to be given Rockefeller. Jr.. the committee claimed, and revocations for By LYLE C. WILSON. these have since been received by "'WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 (UP). the Stewart interests. President Coolidge moved today to on expedite definite foreign action the United States' conditional ac- PANIC CRIPS CROWD IN N. Y. SUBWAY FIRE ceptance of membership in the orld court. Further Informal discussion " (Continued from Pate One.) of the problem raised by the senate reservations was recommended In a the train. Many were carried out note delivered to diplomatic repre- through emergency exits. j Ambulances from adjoining emer sentatives here of all court members. gency stations were called and began Secretary of State Kellogg, who carrying away the injured as rap signed the note, outlined the admin- idly as they were brought to the sur istration's position and expressed the face. .. . Police lines were drawn around the opinion that a further informal exan change of views would lead to station to hold back crowds which which would protect congregated. agreement as Interests and United States rights At other stations crowds collected a court member. waiting for trains which .did not Terms proposed by court members come, and additional police reserves for acceptance of the senate reserva- had to be called out to handle them. tions were rejected in the note. The tube for a considerable disThe note was Interpreted here as tance on both sides of the Christomission the bearing directly upon pher street station filled with smoke which is talcing Elihu Root to Europe, and fumes, which added to the panic informal as representhe reportedly and made more difficult the work Hoover. of rescue. Several of those taken tative of President-ele- ct Boot, who helped draft the court to hospitals were said to be sufferstatute, will meet with a league of ing from the effects of fumes and nations committee March 1 at gas in the tube. to discuss revision of the statute. It was believed inevitable that today's note would come before the TWO OF ESCAPED committee for discussion. SLAYERS CAUGHT Kellogg's note formally, revived a whose negotiation had question from Pate One.) various 1926 (Continued the since after lapsed governments" had replied to Amerifrom cell tier. In which a can notes asking acceptance of the leading the five men were housed, to the five senate reservations. and refrigeration plant was unlocked 'Fhee .GoTwnmenU . fastened only by a piece- - of wire. Two guards. J. B. Isaacs and Charles Accept Unconditionally. yesterday permitted a Five minor governments- accepted Sehlbley, prisoner-plumbto work within the unconditionally, fifteen merely acand gave him the plant knowledged the note, three indicated refrigerating to the door. : tfepy would accept, but have taken no key When the five escaped this mornIncluding action, and twenty-fou- r, through the refrigerthe major powers, replied along the ing they wentascended to the roof, lines of recommendations drafted by ating plant, to the dropped ground by means a league of nations conference. Bui- -, then Of the improvised rope. garia, Canada, Chile and Germany have not replied at all. HARD SHELL. Germany was not a court member The man who thinks the world Is 1& 1926. was to the proposals congenerally discovers there tained ln the replies of the twenty-fo- his nooyster "R" in the month. London that Kellogg's note today was is. directed He remarked that the first Calling. Oe-ne- va H Smith-Hugh- . MEN'S SUITS AND O'COATS LADIES' PLAIN DARK WOOL DRESSES AND PLAIN COATS Cleaned Under Myers Economy . Special For Do Rprinf Cleaning Price Go Up Sunday " xJJiSlS Calls and Deliveries Free, hot, as this Special may be withdrawn any oar. we advise bringing work direct to .plant. MYERS CLEANERS & DYERS I C 1 114-- 1 mm ervatlon, therefore, raised the only question on which there is any substantial difference of opinion. That part of the reservation reads as follows: nor shall It (the court), without the consent of the United States, entertain any request for any advisory opinion touching any dispute 1 or question In which the United ot th fifth res- - States has or claims an interest.' " "... ? All TlTla'lPI? MM H 11 Ell Store Industrial Conference Leaders Work on Arrangements. Uintah Basin SPINAL MEKIuGITlS YIELDS TO MYTON School orators competIndusBasin next Uintah the at ing CHIROPRACTIC trial conference will take up some phase of dairying for their respective connectalks. Further plans In this Under ft new system ef adtion are expected to be announced the bones of the bead, justing execuof the next the after meeting of the tive committee of the conference to as well as the bone be held March 6. Dr. Ne-pas by originated spine, At a meeting of the committee at Cottam of this city, chiroFort Duchesne Wednesday O. J. Bracken was added to the finance practic doctors are finding that rommlttee and F. O. Lundberg to spinal meningitis, like infienx, the grounds committee. (Adv.) ran be relieved. E. Peterson, chairman of the pro hi Serenity: of surroundings, slmpllc- try of ceremony, modesty In expense, these combine to make a reputable and refined serviee .for ftQ creeds and needs. Evans & Early Mortuary Was. 5315. 43 So. State FINAL WINTER . CLOSE-OU- T Economy Cleaning Special . four senateTeservations had been ac- ;rThe second part STIR ORATORY gram committee reported that Oscar A Kirkham, assistant regional di rector,' Boy Scouts of America, will have troop of scouts at the conven tion. H. M. Tidwell. vice president, la in charge of the session. In the absence of Senator Ray E. Dillman In Salt Lake. CLEAN SWEEP SALE ur adopted! DAIRY TOPICS STARTS TODAY AT 9 O'CLOCK - cepted. j ," Fifth Reservation Net Accepted In Fv.IL ( "The fifth reservation," Kellogg continued, "was not accepted In full, bjjt so much of the first part thereof a required the court to render advisory opinions In public sessions was es m er It must function in cooperation with me larmer to Dnng aooui sucn in He crease In average production. (Continued from Face One.) tee's plans was made by F. P. Champ gave examples of cases where coof Logan, chairman of the commit- operation had been effective. tee. In addition to sponsoring the Farmington Club Favors short course in agriculture, the com- TWO SLAJN IN Using Old a Burnlianr mittee will continue Its policy of last FATAL CRASH Estate. year In the purchase of achievement memclub (Continued from Pmn One pins for boy and girl bers of the state who complete their Special to The Tribune. no Inquest would Tuesday BOUNTIFUL. At the regular projects, 'and win also give two series be held. night that Lions club of Bountiful the la survived by the silver Mr. Robinson of three medals eachr-gol- d, meeting widow, Mrs. Terssie Robinson: his Monday night a motion was passed and bronre to the Mrs. Mlnda Littely, Midvale, favoring the establishment of the pupils of the state who make the mother. the following children. Leida, state penitentiary on the old Burn-ha- best records in crop work and in and 17: Leo, 15; Mardee, 13; Ella, 12; estate in Woods Cross. This handling livestock. Leila. 7; Ray. 4. matter has been under consideration Short Course Under The Robinson family had been oft the club during three meetings. quarantined for smallpox for the past Action was not taken for purposes College Officials. and the quarantine was lifted month of investigation. The short course in agriculture The fear had been expressed by will be under direction of officials by health officers only a few days many that It would be necessary for of the college and the program will ago. Davis county to cede Salt Lake coun- include demonstrations and. class Cotton, automobiles and wheat art ty property of a large assessed val- work in subjects of mutual interest our principal exports. uation In the south end of the county. to the banker and the farmer, the The club, in its motion, Is inter- attempt being made to acquaint the ested in letting out of the. county former with actual conditions and only the land. actually occupied by possibilities In the farming industry. the penitentiary buildings and penThe plan of the college to complete itentiary farm, which would probably an economic survey of the industry be from 500 to 1000 acres abutting on In the state was announced by Wilthe Jordan river near the Bumham liam Peterson, director of extension Duck club. Such an area would work for the college. R. L. Wrigley, mean the surrender by the county county agent for Cache, told of the of approximately $250 taxes annually. program the farmers of this county Little opposition to the action was are putting over, following out recshown In the meeting. However, re- ommendations of the economic speports indicate that some opposition cialists who made the recent survey. to the motion exists in parts of He asked cooperation of Cache counBountiful. ty bankers in these projects. FLTING LANDSCAPE. Average Production "How did the new car behave on Unprofitable. Director Otis, by use of charts1 your vacation trip?" "Splendidly. We averaged five an- showing United States crop productique shops to the gallon." Wash- tion, brought out that an average ington Star. production on the American farm Is not profitable. In Utah, he said, NEW ATROCITY YARN. production could be Increased, for In from 2.7 to 3. S tons FRENCH ARMY example. hay COOKS WOMEN. per acre, average; in sugar beets from 11 tons to 14 tons an acre, and San Antonio paper. in dairying from 4200 pounds of milk Because of the Increasing number to 10.000 pounds per cow. The point of smaller houses, Glasgow, Scotland, was that this average Improvement will Install smaller fire engines. might easily mean the difference be . - tween losing and ft profitable UTAH'S BANKERS COMBINE FORCES Mr. Otis declared that the Danker Lions Back Davis STEWART FORCES lIstFlft. Schaffner & M J6JB. Broadway :11 PHOHEWAS.6Q STANDARD Myers at SERVICE Regular Prices! The Best Money Can Buy! This Special Eqds This Week JLh 0EECffi I ACT PROMPTLY Special Prices ia effect in oar New No. 9 at 9th East and 9th So., formerly the Triangle Drug. L Schramm-Johnso- n i Marked :DAYS:ONLYi!AVEDilK0AAfIDJTHUHSDAY. at Bare Safely 10c CREME OIL SOAP 10c MISSION BELL 6 for $1.00 35c GOLD DUST 4 for $100 &5l4for$l 00 Rubber Gloves 3Prs.$L00 75c Mellin's Q ' Food 30c Hollywood V Tm r E Dry Ginger Ale.. 50C Listerine $1.25 2r-- 3 for $1 s H $1.00 3 for $1,00 Bayer's Aspirin .: $1.00 .... Tablets, 100's. , -- 2 for S3 ..,.- -. 4 for $1 3for$l 3for$l Paste....... 40c Squibb's Shaving Cream. . . . 50c Mermen's Shaving 25c Listerine for $1 Tooth Paste 5 50c Hflttose 'QTorST HO Kouge....... j - Tio 60c Hospital Absorbent Q fnr $1 ,w' 35c Cream. Lavoris ........... 30c Phenolaz Wafers 50c Bristle-Tit- e Tooth 3 for $1 3 for $1 .3 for $1.00 for $1.00 O fne Ci ..5 iui 3 tpj; 30c Edwards' OUve r fnr 1 4 for $100 O 1U1 $1. Tablets.. Cotton; for $1.00 roll..; J K fnr 1 vl V 25c v VJ. 75c Sterilised Antiseptic O Cascarets........ Ofnrd L 1U1 1 Gauze; yards Se Hot Water Bottle, Knight A' $100 3 lor $1 . Brush. 5 L.50 SANTA ROSA STATIONERY $13 BOUDOIR CLOCKS 1 Tonr choice of colors red, rraea, blue ot iTorjr. v98c 45c Kotex; 12 in iackage . 7. Z idr S1.0(J 15c Toilet Paper 12 for $1.00 50c Gillette Blades .. .3 for S1.00 $1.25 Kleinert's Sanitary Petticoat . . . . &l00 45c Modess, 12 in package . , . . . 3 for S1.00 & ..... 1 $45 Values Cut to $50 and $55 Values Cut to and $70. Values Cut to $60 $1.00 3 for $1 Frostilla 50o Listerine Shaving Cream 40c Squibb's Tooth 50c and S1.00 3fof$l Paste 50c AutoStrop mA $40 3 for $1.00 Blades............ 3 for $100 50c Beecham's Pills, ... - 50c Orphos Tooth A-- V .2 for $100 .6 . PASTE.. 1U1 for Karnak $1.00 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia large $1.50 Petrolagar 50c. PEBECO TOOTH fnr $"1 flA O vl,lU ISSfW5; for $1,00 Cedar Oil Compound, pint 50o $i oo SALTS.............. 50c 3 for $1.00 MENTHOLATUM .... 75c VICE'S VAPO 2 for $1.00 rub... $1.50 VAN ESS SCALP $1.00 AND DANDRUFF MASSAGE. 45c PLUTO WATER...'. 3for$l 00 16-fw'U.O- 35c CARD'S GRAPE JUICE, pints'. . I Standards (Protect Yon Ess-Ja- y $1.25 ENOS FRUIT 16 for $1.00 .. SOAP....'..; r j Ess-Jay- 's 5e EATON'S ABERDARS '. LINEN 3 for $1 V ' I'. 1 I -J You Know that a lot of Overcoat Weather is yet to come. So do we. YduKnow, too, that the Suits you buy now are year 'round weights. But we've got to sacrifice them all now, to get ready for the coming spring. The policy of this store calls for a complete cleanup of this season's goods this season. : Armm 208-21- 0 South Main |
