OCR Text |
Show ill.1, Pithy News Notes From All Parti of WTO UTAH t STRIKE THAT OPENED APRIL ENDS WHEN BOTH FACTIONS REACH NEW AGREEMENT Uallroad. Salt Lake. Adverse effects of the rallioad situation are beginning to make themselves felt In the state road situation with particular reference to 1 between Agreement will Cleveland at miners and Ierajkr result in a general acceptance of their terms throughout the coal mining Inend of the dustry, and a nation-widthe relatively strike, notwithstanding small representation of the operators at the Cleveland conference, officials of tbs National association declared hare Tuesday. York. How-eve- e Washington. Legislation by conand gress to regulate distribution prices of coal during the winter was declared, Tuesday by Secretary Hoover to' be flocessary even though opera Hons soon are to be started In the bituminous and authr&clte fields. The suspension of work In the coal In the twentieth week has fields so lowerwl coal stock, Mr, Hoover eald that not even Immediate and reasonably full production will inre- the necessity of some measure regulation during the nest ale viontha, when the coutry makes Its greatest drain on coal supplies. The federal coal distribution committee the commerce secretary pointed out. Is functioning with voluntary force and as an emergency agency and hence cannot continue to direct distribution Indefinitely. Mr. Hoover also saw the need of lmivosltion of some statutory control of coal prices during the winter or otherwise coal prices might become unduly high Trice control by voluntary agree-menMr. Hoover said has been successful in some districts, but In many districts of late Individual operators have shown a fendacy to break away from the maximum fair price levels. Moans of cheeking the price situation resulting from competition be. tween railroads and public nUlltles for fuel were considered Tuesday by , federal fuel distributor Spencer and the Central coal committee. Officials said the committee was working towards a peticy of more special priority orders for coal shipments to rail, roads and public utilities which would rive such fuel movement a right of wWv over coal moving under general de C opment of both the memorial idea which the road la to engrave In history and of the physical bettermenta needed to band the country from coast to coast wdth a single broad hard surfaced road. msfjErjDEo Office C rb IB You may get more quantity for your money I e r pr trl I Millions fidi of housewives buy and Use Calu- but quality means pure, sweet and al ways success- fO aft isi ml UK met because sad BSl they know that an lfr ahoi it is the ful bakings. best leavener at' the lowest price. enSTDT TEST T sad if & i of i D mi proi f tere '.-- A TheWorlds. Greatest Baking Powder ALLIES ADJOURN EARLY 8ESSION WANTED ownxrs to ford butino fan BELTS and to kaew stop tkot tho AUXILO or Between French and British Premier No Agreement Belt Shield la poeltlvely vwareateed to fu keep all oil from angina crank olt the tan halt. Will atop halt allpplnp and prerent engine from overheating, whan name la eanaad ky an oily faa halt. Attached by anyone la a moment Sent poetpald oa receipt at Ttc or with new fan belt, both II . Whoa ordering with belt give model of oar. Will refund money any time within one year to any dlaaatlaflad eeetomer. BURNHA14-COTCOMPANY. Manafactorara, Holyoke, Maaa. London. The allied premiers who have been discussing the German reparations question here since last Monday adjourned Monday without reaching any agreement or making arrange ments for another meeting. ' Premier I'olncalre of France and Mr. George, the British prime minister were as far apart aa ever in thetr view a of the situation when the Ogden. A apecial meeting of the heads of the various delegations met. state board of pardons has been set They separated after a discussion of for Tuesday, August 22, at which time two and hours without findthe csss of John Cerar, convicted of ing common ground. murder In the first degree. In Carbon French officials at that time said county, will come up for final action. an agreement was ImThe man la at present under sentence they thought and that the conference possible of death, his appeal to the supreme would dissolve without , priority. having reached Blanket Priority orders, It was an- oourt having failed to obtain a rever- an understanding. nounced, have been Issued for the sal of the verdict. Cerar la applying The French and British premiers hHvneet of coal from the Alabama for commutation of the death ten. with the intention of reflecting rarted dleVs for the relief of railroads In tha tence. on the situation until Tuesday. Each uteulhwest running out of St. .Louis State officials, heads of appeared reluctant to break up the Salt end lines In Tlllnola running out of was inclined departments and institutions, are in- conference, but neither Cheapo. to yield. to put forth Discussions of the coal price situa- vited by Governor Mabey tion bv the committee hrought forth renewed effort to cut their expenses Viscount Northcllffo It Dead the belief that If the railroads could for the remainder of the present bienbe assured of definite coal supnlles a nium ao tbai they will make In each London. Visconnt Northcliffe, not cessation of comnetitlve bidding and case a considerable' saving on the ap- ed British publicist, led Monday, It ' the withdrawal of .purchasng agents propriations allowed them. was stated that ths cause of from the mine fields might be ex. Northcllffe's death was suppuration, a Reduction of Salt of pus within, the . ported of a mill in the levy for maintenance ir the production National Troops Take Irish Tsrrltory of was ' followed which by acute heart, school system was Salt of no The dood death jolsonlng. agreed to by members of the board Dublin.' Klllarney. the last posl. of education and the county commit. other unofficial person could have tlon of Importance In County Kerry The levy will he 8.1 mills, as made a deeper Impression in England than that of Lord Northcliffe. The hold by the Irish Irregulars, has been against 8.5 mills In 1921. news was not a surprise, as the bul. occupied by national army troops. The ccu pat Ion was proceeded by a brief Salt Lake. Fifty automobiles car- let Ins Issued by the doctors for the nra cement on the outskirts of the rying residents of Murray, Holliday oast week plainly Indicated that their -vwn after which the Irregulars fled. and Midvale, paraded the bualnoss patient was dying. section of Salt Lake In protest against Lodge Will Aid Leper Colony the recent Increase In telephone rates No Verdict Reached on Labor Leader San Franelsoia 'The supreme lodes ordered by the Utah state public utiliChicago. After more than eighty M the Knights of Pythias has voted ties oommlsslon. hours deliberation, the Jury In the to raise $1,000,000 by Bubteriptlene trades murder friar was distiding A committee headed from member to Improve conditions Salt a Monday without charged leper colony on the Isle of fey V. 1L Wallace, chairman of the verdict. No indication ofreaching how the Oulinn In the Philippines. The lodge Utah Water Storage commission, and stood, was given to tho court passed a motion to rats the fund on A. II. Christensen will seek to raise Jury red Mader, Dan J. McCarthy and morion of U. tY. Sperry of Honolulu, $10,000 by subscription as a part ol the three defendants, Miller, John chairman of the Knights of Pythias $15,000 needed to match $15,000 of be tried a?aln this fall will ably prl rollef committee. Mr. Sperry said the fered by the federal government for rases The avainst "Big Tim Murphy Weber-IToand five thousand lepers at the Cullon the survey of the "Con and Shea, prominent Chicago tnny were being Inadequately cared for. Dear Man's gulch Irrigation projects. labor leaders, were previously dis Cloveraor General Leonard Wood's reulssed. The trial grew out of the Richfield. A .G. Young, contractor cent appeal for aid for the colony was of two policemen during the slaying on between read the Piute svne of tho things that Inspired the project trades "reign of terror here building of and a distance Junction, Marysvale Pythians to promise funds. twelve miles, reports that the heavy on the project Is completed Aircrafts Will Carry Mail grading Socialists Charge Combine and that surfacing will begfn'ht once, Washington. Concentration of the Chlraw. that employers to the work transcontinental a.r ma.l serlave lie entire expects completthroughout .the country, organired In ed before cold The weather. la the Far Western states to vice project powerful associations, have launched to the Pacific coast for move mail calls and construction the gravel . an oporatorsblp drive t. deprive the the twenty-fou- r feet wide. ip by jostoTlco planned grade workers of, the right to organise, the of traas vntmrntal trans ertutior Socialist party Monday mad public Spanish Fork. Over 5C00 people at c nd.tions gro. much worse, ni it 1P22 congressional campaign protended the Indian Wars Veterans Assistant P stiaas.er General IFnder-s.;gram. week. told the Vmte.1 Press Monday. B a LINE WITH IN BOLSHEVISM cha 0B of I West Texas Military Jbdq viev tod Son Astoria, Tuas saw AS!TUt4 kith the Datvwuty tt fm Wm Point, Ann poll, u4 lion of tfeoT'nlVOd StOMO. Iwllata, AlfeTMM Souatod by War Depaiteaet Yun qnlpmootlMaod by ImtotmI a nlor SrbooL Swim ml Of fool. Void. Champion ot Yootballaadawa Paratlsl Drawn by H. G. Walla Is Pretty Good Explanation of Existing Situation. iho; (ha! had ,,, IL G. Wells was discussing bolshe- Opwa SEPT. . "Its (OBI WrluforamlllM aitlofia J. TOM vism, of des WILLIAMS, lap too bad," he said, "for, after all, the bolsheviks meant well. But Itll they went too far, you see. That's our trouble everywhere. Dither we tb M HR klr fstHa, wit Ok , Wl, V rikll7. Try It I A I ,11 rood TURNED JOKE ON MRS. GOULD dont go far enough, or else we go too Mpot, etrw trom MUSI OoM.IUUkk; far"Like the man tn the French resOocaslon Sell -- BETTY J" wringer mop. Write tor profit, prlcee, deeerlptloa. terrltery. W. H PRESTON BON. rORT COLLINS, COLORADO. AO ENTS ten! Hair Thin till pool fc pm - When Theatrical Manager taurant Proved Himself Gifted With a This poor devil looked at tha Keen Sent of Humor. French menu, which was Greek to and then .he touched an Item "Mr. George Gould," said a New him, hla with finger. The waiter brought York dramatist, was a superb actress him a plat of soup. before her marriage, and she often entertained Augustin Daly, her old man- he Well and good. Ills soup finished, touched the next Item. The waiter ager, at Georgian court him a second plate of soup. brought "One day as the Goulds and Daly With a repressed oath he. touched the were sauntering over the Lakewood third and a third plate of soup Item, gardens a little group of strangers was set before him. drew timidly near. "In then he touched the desperation Mrs. "Tardon me, Gould, said one of the group, but we have 'heard so last Item of all. The waiter brought him toothmuch about your wonderful hothouses picks." will you allow us to visit them? Mrs. Gould nodded towards Daly A Cheap Guy. mischievously. Ask him, she said. Wlnnlf red That fresh geek who Tardon me, Mr. Gould, but may Just came in here from the poolroom we visit your hothouses the stran- makes me tired. ger repeated. Gwendoline Whatsa matter? Daly assumed a grand air. When I waited on him this morn"Yes, yes, of course you may, he ing he handed me a little round green said, anl pluck Just as many apricots thing offa one of the pool cues and peaches as you like. " "Well" And then when I says, Whata the Speaking of fireworks, David was big Idea? he says, Why, girlie, thats the original giant cracker. a tip." Youngstown Telegram. one-hal- f e. . r -- four-tenth- ( in. at-th- Cf Tho Economy EjfflflJRJGn PGD UlUBEffi He tho foects CfaaC eoa g 3a3o eral retrenchment O troop, llCth cavalry, Salt Utah National Guard, which has been stationed at Helper since June 15, when It was sent into Carbon coudty to quell coal strike disturbances, has been ordered back to its headquarters at Brigham City. In addition, aome thrty-asvemen whose presence at home la urgently desirable, have been released from further duty In the coal fielda at the order of the governor, and return! home. t. - r, Salt I,ak. "The Victory highway, nj O-- TH f, great memorial In honor of the country valiant sons, will soon become he pared Main street of America, lien Woyr, manager of the Victory Highway' Association, Incorporated aid upon his arrival In Salt Lake on hla way to meetings scheduled for Nevada. Mr, Blow told of the by the association In the two years, of It work for the new transcontinental artery and of the plana for the further material devel- , Difficulties, Belltvea j Every time you buy and use cheap and big can baking powder that does not give satisfaction you have increased the cost of your bakings many times? Toklo. For th present Japan will not make any formal move tor exchange ef ratifications between her-elthe United State and Great Britain of the naval limitations treaty igned at the Washington conference. The foreign office points out that should the suggeston tor ths plan be adopted and ratflcatlona exchanged between the three prlndal signatories without waiting for formal approval by France and Italy, It would necessitate amendment of the pact, which it is explained here, would be a ten ioua matter. Japan for the moment is resting on her oars, having ratified 11 the Washington agreements, and she la waiting for 'resident Harding to fix a date for exchange of ratifications. The admiralty, however, is likely to press the cabinet to obtain early consum-mato- n of he treaties tor financial reaaona. f , Since receipt of the Associated Press dispatch from Washington to ihe effect that the administration there would give serious considers- Hon to any request tor triple ratification, the Vernacular press has adopted a similar attitude and is pointing out that the delay la subjecting Japan to heavy, expense In maitAalnlng ships which are destined for the scrap heap, besides postjonlng her plans tor gen- This plant furnishes about 25 t per cent of the supply. n-S- - Bring the two big Jobs of construction work now under way In Carbon and Juab counties, respectively. Heretofote the supplies of sand and gravel for the cement surfacing, which are being imported Into both countlee Horn .Salt Lake county, and chiefly from the state gravel pit at Mount, have been kept moving, and thirteen mor tar of these aggregates on the way. greater difficulty has been experienced In the shipment of cement, the greater portion of the supply of which comes through Ogden from the cement Ogden" and Union Portland plants at Baker and Devil's Slide, respectively. LTort a weia being made to obtain cement from the Utah Pori land Cement company's plant In Salt Cleveland. An agreement ending the Soft coal strike that has been In effect since April 1 was unanimously approved by officials and miners Jont conference here Tuesday. New Triple Action In Advance ef Final by Italy and. France Would LSS , JAPAN WILL NOT MAKE FORMAL MOVE FOR EXCHANGE BETWEEN U. . AND ENGLAND Price A steel bridge Is to be erect-e- d at Helper over the Price river. Cedar City. Articles of incorporation hare been filed by Iron County Officials and Soft Coal Minors Sign Pact Which Again Opens Up Coal Mines. In Many States; Men Rejoice BE PUSHED i DIPLOMACY TO THE .post itra RESCUE With lea Cream Con In Sight Must Be Conceded That Betty Withdrew Gracefully. ten: j the I 1 an I vhc the! Betty, who Is four, had been aeolfc. by auntie for aome misdemeanor, her feelings were badly hnrt fc kept referring to She matter and ? I Ing to aunty: Alt right for joa dont care about you any mors J Finally aunty retorted : "Weil, d right for you, then. If you don't V that e YOU 'PlO list tad ten! about me any more I wont n4 get yon that Ice cream cone I ha f ed to buy you." a for Betty looked abashed She did not w ish to unbend so fit to accept a bribe, but she dlsliM I lone that Ice cream cone. ritD Then her face brightened fro t happy thought. "Oh uh April Detroit P, he said triumphantly. Press. i ploj V that tab! fea; DU Be tot s pub, " It It chi rate could be achieved, there be canned lotus for those who hC . I on lotus eating. Bit! 1 r (tt! trar gomr e -- C UtJ a? i Cl fnii ties lr t Hns o mj la TJEALTH ah authorities .agree that chil-Jdren should let coffee and tea alone, that their nerves may be kept 'free from f nn AO TTrxl M yv Ta J . dec! rile ou a E iHn-larin- g P tit Isn t this suggestion good for you, too? There s charm for all and harm for none in Postum, that satisfying, wholesome cereal beverage which contains nothing to disturb nerves or digestion. Make the test today. 1 i ! t a , Would Settle Greek-TurWar Another attempt to Constantinople. gat ttie Turks and Greeks together for a peace conference D under way. The a! lied high commissioners here ave finally decided upon Venice as be able for the meeting. The Turkish nationalist government at Angorla, rhlch rejected the allied proposal for k a peace conference at ISeiko?. has in- formed General Belle, French Lkb commissioner that any she uutsid the fUamtxjuI government wM accept ! uLla. j Selfish Brute. waded the bride. "Oh, mother, me any morel" love doesn't Jack "Whet has he done? There was only one c'garette left tn the house when we came borne from the dance last night, nnd he It himself." It and American I.cg.on Weekly. Thud! Ibid that Robert wa I tobl Phyllis the mark of all my affection. Clarice And what tl:J Dad do thca'i pk) Ills He toed the mark. - 1 Governor Invited to GUI Hearing W ash'.ngtcn. The governors cf Cal ifornia,' Arioru, New Mexico. Nevawill da, Utah. Colorado, ani Wyo-anbe asked to appear or represented at hearings to be started 'about September 1 by the ho, iso committee in ' charge of the Swing lull f r floal proteitlon to the Imperial valley, of the ccmmrtej n? by the death of its chairman., Representative Kinkald of Nebraska. it expected to remit In Rcpresbnt J tlve Smith of Idaho being (hair man. g - es3i-tat- on TOSTUIS Sv el 1 ia The ten, 4c te i f f l-- iteor-ganlrati- 1 PU tro r i- -l L Postum for Health. tea ted t tw Theres a Reason Por Chi AlMtCrrtll AkMjLBK f tt t J "OR r.jk4 tf e : i 5 ila; , f i |