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Show N I Congressmen revise their opinions when they hear from home. Let em hear from you. fHE ' VOLUME SAVING is the foundatka and W. 8. S. help one to form the savtag habit. 1 XU. LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH" WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1920. WANT $15 PER TON Hines Will Act Independently in Announcing His Decision And The Matter Will Then Go to The al dol-ja- Press) OIL LAND rs Bill ... FLETCHERACCEPTED h, . Captured Constanti-EDDYVILL- , WASHINGTON, Feb. ,10 American engineers captured by the Bolsheviki in Siberia, whose last name? were given in a dispatch received yesterday from the American, consul at Harbin, are believed at the office of the chief army engineers here today to ba the following: Major Frank Roscoe Blunt, Plano, 111 ; Major1 Frank Buchan-- , an, Tacoma, Wash; Captain Walter W. Geisse, Madison, Wis ; Lieutenant George R. McGinty, W. Wayzata, Minn; Lieutenant . Meredith, Aurora, 111 ; Lieutenant Etienne A. Chevannes, Knoxville, Tenn; Lieutenant John R. Hoskinson, Dayton, Ohio. These officers were recruited in the Russian railway service corps. 9nr1 Ctiw.mfly allll . Winter Join j TO HAVE FALLEN I.. . . ... ABOUT THE WIDE i (By Associated Press) TIRE - KHrSJLS -- 5 CH-CAG- O. fi seven-eighth- s. "Are Indicted E, ! n expedi-Kcntuck- uUllllUCI E . WASHINGTON, Ftb. 11-- Rear Admiral Bristol, American high commissioner at Ken., Feb. 11. nopie, has begunan investigation William Lockett, under r cf the recent murder in Syria of heavy guard of federal soldiers, two American citizens, represen-wa- s removed from a special tatives of the Young Mens train, wfeich borjhim here from! Christian association, who were y Lexington and taken to tli COnvoying a relief supply penitentiary, where action finder tha auspices of the special death watch was placed 'American commission for the relief of the Near East. Officers odessaIad - i Investigating Murders PENITENTIARY legis-gran- NEWSPAPER OWNER d - DIES IN EAST il g 22&f LOCKETT CONVEYED TO f- , , : List Gives Names of (By Associated Tress)' ; The LONDON, ' Feb. council of the League' pf Nations formally opened its meeting here it noon today. Alfred Balfour, representing England, made a speech of welcome to the delegates in which he said there was but one blot on the meeting and that was that there were - CONSTANTINOPOLE Feb, It is reported here that VIENNA, Feb. 8 The Ru the Bolsehvikis captured Odessa manian military court at Kapos- - at three oclock last Saturday var, according to Rudape&t ad4k,fterrioon. Itis said the Bolshe. vices, today sentenced to death viki bombarded the allied warWellsville, Utah, Ftb, 8.192C five Hungarian colonels, Czery, ships In harbor so heavily they Editor Journal, were forced to move into the Szuryogh, Zirpah, Szechs-Nag- y Logan, Utah. and Csaepo, and the burgomas- cuter harbor. I have very carefully read th and ter district judge of the town of Grosswardein, charged correspondence from Mendon it with conspiracy to raise an army SPORTING WRITER todays issue of The Jurnal re to reconquer Hungarian terrilativ to the compulsory use oi IS DARK HORSE tho wide tire wagons on oui tory from the Rumanians. A notary named Barley was senstate and county highways, oi tenced to fifteen years imprisFeb. A daric CHICAGO, and U after Jan. 1, 1920 and heart onment. The condemns men have appealed to 'the govern- horse projected into the racc for ily agree with the correspond ment at Bucharest, saying they -- W ? were raising a force to rrotect the ufe of the wid compulsory shortly before the magnates of the city against Bolshevik row- all and tiro .the penalty Oj wagons here In Leagues gathered i dier, believing tho Rumanians thd tire wago Harrow using joint session today. He is Harvey would bo Were about to evacuate. manifestly unjust ant Woodruff sporting editor of the into effect im Chicago Tribune. Garry Her- unfair If putI cannot howve. mediately. rmann chairman saya retiring Panama Clerks he will support Woodruff as ;fiTee that the narrow tire Is i there is no man more capable 8avtjr 0,1 Tau8f' Hold Mass Meeting for the job. Five candidates In am Ur fj16 wagon is tho roost serviceable o. all are seeking the office. the farm, and every fame should adopt it td his use jus PANAMA, Feb. 11 After a as soon as the financial cond. mass meeting held to protest to tions will allow. a failure the against grant VCr1 am EUr0 that nearIy Jxmtis to the clerical and similar (Br Associated staffs of the Panama canal Fe workers, more than 500 men and prices May com one dollar women members of the Federal for his family, almost exclusive thirty and Employees union marched in a by the use of the vehicle ha: ly and a May oats, seventy dght found that the last five years i ' body to Governor Hardings of- half. fice. The governor informed the has kopt him working v committee that congress had scheming eighteen hours outoi disallowed the deficiency appro- Coast Shipbuilders . every, twenty four to meet hit loyal obuga many pressing and priations necessary to cover the tions without ' discarding hit bonus. fairly good wagon or even th wagon wheels, and replace then AIRPLANE REACHES SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 10-- Four at a cost of about $125.00 pei KHARTOUM skeiiii steel officers of the Grays Har- set including KIIARTOUAL FTb. 10 The bor Motorship corporation of etc, and, if ho bought a new airplane owned by the London Aberdeen, Wash., and three of- wagon it meant about $250.00 ir Times which is attempting the ficers of the Seaborn... Shipbuild- - stead of $125.00, , .,.t, ... flight arriv- ing company of Tacoma were! There seems to me to be a cor ed here yesterday with three indicted here today by a federal isiderable amount of class in the law for the res01 cylinders in bad condition. jury which has been laborei vestigating frauds in wartime that the farmeruseand wagor the north-wh- o Pacific in principally the shipbuilding Anyhow, McLean on the public highways canned west. (afford an automobile, while tn Will Get $40,000 t rich cau afford both an autom- ff Press) NEW 11. ! (By Associated ' 11-S- tocks of- Sentenced to Death (By Associated ... DALLAS, Feb 11. Financial aid for Europe and the restriction of domestic bank notes so as to deny funds for speculation was urged by Henry A. Moehlen-hamember of the Federal Reserve board, in an address before the Dallas group of the Texas state bankers association. America Is Not Represented, a Fact Deplored by All How Allies Ac-- ; ccpted The Fourteen! Points When Armistice Was Considered. 72,-00- (By Associated Press ) Hungarian Colonels . . IS PROPOSED ,w NEW YORK, Feb. dropped two to eight points in the local market today. Broker, Joshua Willis Alexander of Gallatin, age houses report heavy selling from interior centers opening Mo, roprooontatlvo In congress, who has boon aolocted by President Wilson prices were only modsrately to bo secretary of com me res, succood-In- but eight nations represented lower but a reaction came at the instead of nine. Ail delegates William C. Rsdfleld. , end of the first hour. expressed regret that the United States was not present. four-tee- n hundred officers and ficials and their families aboard fourteen hundred, numbering WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 The enactment of the oil land left Mariuoil on the approach army leasing bill wag completed today of Bolsheviki the volunteerbehind with tne passage by the senate incensed at being left of the conference report bill. It fired on the ship afid a shell pierced the boiler causing the now goes to the President. vessel to sink with all on board. Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 President Wilson today accepted the resignation of Henry P. Fletchqr as United States ambassador to Mexico. (By Associated Press) Mr. Fletcher wrote several 11 Feb. BERLIN, Four weeks ago announcing his intenthousand students of the Uni- tion to resign. 1 versity of Berlin met on the campus today in protest against Legion Boys Treat the allied demand for extradition of Germans accused of war Evangelist Rough crimes, and the students vowed to guard the persons demanded, with their cwn bodies, if necesLANCASTER, Pa., Feb., 11 sary. An attempt was made last night of rector the university The and service by American Legion . announced he had c. Ea.ulcJbrted honorary diploma. -! Reformed to church mob upon him by English and Amer- gelist Henry for Stcugh having ican universities declared In n address that man' riff-ramen in khaki were and scum. FLOUR TAKES The Evangelist was surrounded on the street and ordered to FALL1 ANOTHER leave Lancaster, and cries of Lynch him were heard. He to escape to his boardmanaged (By Associated Tress) house, which is being guard- ing MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 11 ed by police. A crowd of several For the second time within a; thousand people who had gathweek flour dropped fifty cents a ered were controlled with diffbaFFtf on the market todav. iculty, A deputation of Lcgi The decline is attributed men have waited upon Mr. uncertain and erratic wheat stough and demanded that he leave the city. He is expected conditions. to go. IIeDY The YORK MARKET (By Associated Press) T (By Associated Pi ess) ON THE (By Associated Press) LONDON, Fcbv U. A Moscow wireless say a advices received there from Npvo Rossisk state that when the volunteer STUDENTS RESIGNATION OF ANOTHER Incensed Because .Their Officers Desert Them The Enlisted Men Fire on The Transport And Sink It With All on STOCKS TUMBLE Board. GOES TO PRESIDENT transport Karantin 'with Amer-lea- n WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. A committee of ten representing the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way employes arrived from Detroit today and immediately went into conference with its union representatives holding wage negotiations with Director General Hines. Members refused to discuss the strike order. They expected to attend a general conference of union officials with Mr. Hines lata today. 11 latest reports on the plebiscite held tn Schleswig yesterday show that Denmark secured 0 votes against Germanys 24,000. Only a few districts are as yet unheard from. f ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 Director General Hines will make hl answer jto wage demands cf the two million railroad workers on his own responsibility .and from the standpoint Lieut. CoL Amette, United States of the railroad administration medical corps, who is In chargo of the and then will report to Presi- transportation of food for tho relief commission to Roumania. dent Wilson. The President will then approve, or disapprove This photo wao made in Bucharest where Colonel Amette has hie headhis decision. Heretofore President Wilson quarter. Hie home ie In Texas. generally has passed on wage decisions before the railroad administrations answer was given H U (I the union repre-sen- l ativs. The situation i8 regarded at., the White House as extremely grave Conferences between Hines and the brotherhood officers were supposed to be resumed this morning, but at the oppinted hour, neither sida was ready and the meeting was postponed this afternoon. te Feb. Copenhagen, Great-Wester- President , (By Associated Press) DENVER, Colo., Feb. 11 The executive council of the mountain states Beet Growers association met teday to take further action in the controversy n with the Sugar company. The difference between the two sides now is only three a ton, the growers demanding fifteen dollars and the company offering a flat price of twelve. HOLDS (LEAGUE LARGE MAJORITY (By Associated Press) un-la- JOSHUA W. ALEXANDER BY A VERY OF FOR THEIR BEETS IE (By Associated DENMARK WINS 1 1 SITUATION Director-Gener- niCRP 0 M ( JULUIUltl 0111 C0L0RAD0GR0WERS ICfll UEUT. COL AMETTE STRIKE THE NUMBER 38. Grey s Letter Approved; t fa-m- v. pi-- mj (By Associated Press) LONDON, Feb. 11 American Ambassador Davis will not attend either the second meeting of the council of the League 3f Nations, or the meeting of the premiers of Great Britain, France and Italy, which will be held next week, unless he revives instruction from Washington, according to an announcement of the American anbasSy. (By Associated Press) , PARIS, Feb. 11 How the ;!1ies accepted President Wilton's fourteen points in connection with the armistice negotiations was revealed for the fir; t :ime by the Echo De Paris today. cf-Ii It was at a meeting in the of Stephen Pichon, nlnister on November S, 121 J, irevious to- the meeting at which had fixed the miliary Conditions of an eventful nnistice and the government hiefs had met for final delibera-- , ion .David Lloyd George, Ertt-s- h premier, the Echo De Paris - ce fores - Vcr-laiil- : es Hours ays, turned'to' Colonel ' ndsaid: ' If we had thoroughly under-.too- d President W i I o n houghts on the armistice which the American rovemment is disposed to open vith Germany in concert with he allied powers, are subordinated by the acceptance by said lowers of the principles and onditions of peace defined by he President on January 8 and n his subsequent speeches in a vord we' must give our assent to . .he Jourteen points. Colonel House answered It was nego-iatio- ns 10. When the first point was read. 1 That 31emenceau declared: ' jannot be accepted. Mr; Balfouy explained that; 'he point meant only the publica- -. -- ' lion of a result and not the steps p jy which they were reached. In Clemenceau answered: .hat case my objections fall to die ground. After all the points had been ead, Clemenceau turned to " Colonel House saying: In case ve reject the fourteen, points vhat would happen. President Wilson would con-ud- nd an Outo truck to haul the conversations he has to market., ; products 11 Baron Feb. LONDON, vthicler mgaged in with the allieea on i (By Associated Press) Marine Corps! Why rot have all the (Charnwood, seconding Feb. 11 I.N.J DENVER, i dress of thanks in the house of treated alike, and have the ait( .he subject of an armistice as (Stevens pricipalovvner of the phe newspapers are unanimous1 lord' for the Kings speech, ex owner provide his car with tiref mded, Colonel House replied. tir:i WILKES-BARRAt this decisive moment, Pa., Feb. pueblo Chieftain died in Phua-,j- n 0pin;on that Robert approval of the recent wider than theallpromt instcac Hemenceau ; flat, them 11. Joseph J. Summer have and and the pronounced Viscount Grey, British the of ITnn, wasjletter skater, Chicago wou.d no Tacramental so they Francis Patrick Winter enlisted received here. He was a member beaten by Oscar rounding hksen of (ambassador of adopted. at Lloyd Washington, so bad. on the same day in the United ,of the advisory ward of tne Christiania in the 10, EJeorge hastened to say, with regard to the American cut up the roadsmuch f xo. Associa-.rardivision v western of the I have regard wh'le eserve to ourselves the right to States marine corps here. , Sunday. One of the papers position on the peace treaty. He ccmven ormulate Summer and Winter present a ted Press, resolutions as resays that nobody saw an incur- - said,We must allow the Ameri the auto and its modem there a gards the freedom that think still contrast. Summer is which the ience, of the sea and at own 'can choose to curve, their striking signal jrect people Woman Is Robbed ' 'McLean claimed was the causi jpath. I am convinced, despite re - many phases of the question u reparations. only five feet, four inches, the MURDER SUSPECT . ARRESTED, of his mistake in taking the cent misleading appearances, (consider, because minimum height for a marine, our . Masked Bandit and Winter is Bix feet, two: wrong course. It is pointed out that we may confidently antici - damage a FRAYED OV ERSHOE laden autom Disclos- - that protest must be lodged Feb maximum 9, CHICAGO, heavily by height. by participation C0NV1CTS WEARER, increasing jinchesthe tired wagtrni Summer wants to be an ath- - urea made today by Ralph Bug- - j mediately after a race and that the United States in the worj(j.g weli as our narrow tug-1 would bo reepect fully the automobile neither McLean, thfi Americas affairs. POCATELLO. Idaho, Feb. 1 1. iletlc instructor; Winter plans to lio, owner jpf OGDEN, Fob. 11 Willirrv from machine treat 'referee that petitions (if it cancltvbe '.Ward was found guilty in the the Pierce! Mrs. W. M. OBrien was held become a seagoin marine. Consul as nor Vice jidontified in C;crV which Maurice "Moss Enri.ht.mM, 6uch a (city court of petit larceny tr.l L.ra.11 jn of Mr. nd done) bo signed jpwtert- j and gunman wa .sentenced to eerve five d'ya tn Orange, N. J. is today honor labor feudist intx its mot distinguished .shot to. death led to the rEarrcstJng pictures was -- charged- with cf FmmIatonr hfs percentage citizen, ThomasTA. Edison, the of Dago Mike Carronzo praV- - the blame forth, mistake d'd in thethe m rtailing hay from Eli Burca ca Wizard of Menlo Park; the dcsit of the street sweapera not rest with him, hf would o:xtv, wafd of? the influetizmiutah who arorresed to th thi '.Taylor avenue, Saturday night, of enforccnvmt Carrozo was re rased challenge for another 10,000-she was alone when she heard a greatest electrical inventor ofamion. according to tha was. attendinv thcm',iatc duU .IDs conviction, ' whesa parson bond ihoe in $10,000 race. houses that meter are knock at the back door. r business last Saturday the age. The officers, was obtained as ths lt when he Young college iBngham ire u., id to seem to ( Gat receipts for the races' . When 6he orened the door a all decorated in honor Of his 'after he had day Hit cf tracln in the snow r j jyT5 SPVe'' masked man stuck a gun in her 'seventy-thir- d this law' act vtrv -5 hv ? which birthday. Interest in connection with the shooting, are figured at about $100,000, of face and threatened to kill her if is not by any means confined to! Carrozos apartment was search fyhich $80,0(X) will be divided XTbem am thre?homes ,0tt - prexringihlraattfj. and fraved cm cine s'da TT fouact a equaily.bttween Mathiesoa and , .knowledge! by Ward ts ' Rcinectfullv submit seven cases of influenza she cried ouL and counseled Tier his home city, as his inventions ed by detectives who fining ' " Me Lean. Cl PETFR M. MAUGHW under quarantine in Newton to , j up her valuables, . , )iae henefih-- the entire worhL ahofgun. j Worth of Solace ar 1 ad-1- E, 1. Me-press- ed i i 000-met- 'We er A i ! I I j ; I I '.MuLT-Wa- SinTaS , - rd M i bee-ihr- J"" fe -- ra-u- ocfhoi cl T gie 1- 9 |