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Show THF. WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVTLLE. IT AH Set STRIKE are made of new if guards are DUTY V ULtifled IpAslfiil Men Are Bla Four Decar t I" Quitting Work If Thftr Live are Endan-danger- ed alcohol : d conductor and of the to work because In the Joliet, IIL, of troop fT the railroad 5, further complicated tituatlon Tburday. k of the "big four" left to men the right to de- fta train service for tbemselre whether working at terminal were objec. (oadltlon tiaiUt, Warren S. Stone, president 4 the Brotherhood of Locomotive declared at Cleveland that the vtlfcoat of trainmen on the E. J. & K. Mid not require any approvaL" Our men are not required to work odtr conditions a now prevail at giay railroad terminal." he a!d. "I am telling them that wherever, their trei are endangered by guard they aiould go home and tay there." Troop remained on guard In Joliet tad the E. J. & E outer belt line af the Chicago district was tied up la a traffic knot by the suspension of work by the trainmen. Disorder In connection with the trike as Important developments approached were few and widely scatt- L tmC the Stonuuks i V train-Nfuee- n: - MM mm i.W: m i y dfc,' fc la? u i Of tit it J tit t I id i . r jff IRE f Members of Brotherhood on Western Line Refuse to Work Unless Troops Are Taken From j1 ' com-Itte- - Chicago Has Plenty of Food Chicago. a surrey of the food In Chicago ahowa that with the aception of milk, vegetables and fruit, listed as perishable commodl-b- , n the city is In no immediate dan-- r food ahortage in the event of railroad tieup. At the same time of J. Poole, secretary of the committee on living costs. Is. J?5 statement, to the effect that was well stocked with foods, glaring that any attempts to raise pr,ce. should the strike materialize, would be plain profiteering. 7 of Maine, the Maine Central, Boston and Portland Terminal com- and a roundhouse were in a fire here Sunday. The age a as estimated at f 1,000,000. police said they suspected Just before the fire was .covered deputy sheriffs on guard 6 sajdosions were heard. d Port San Francisco. Paralysis of the entire western territory of the Same Fe system was the prospect fa tng officials of that railway, Friday as a result of the sudden walkout Thursday of members of the big four brotherhoods, the engineers, firemen, con ductors and trainmen, on seeral far western divisions. The union men explained that their action was taken a3 a protest auainst armed guards on railway property and against the alleged condilion of certain equipment. Members of the brotherhoods said they would no longer move trains through points where armed guards were stationed. Several passenger trains, Including the eastbound California .limited, deserted by their crews, were stalled at points in Arizona or southeastern California. Some were stranded in scorchlngly hot desert spots. A wrecking crew was assigned to remove a locomotive which had been run into a turn table pit' at San Bernardino, blocking entrance to the round hou At Los Angeles, it was said that further conferences were possible between brotherhood reprsentatlves and officials of the Santa Fe. After word reached Ix Angeles of trains being held up at Needles, Baratow and Bakersfield, Calif., L L. Hibbard, general manager of the Sante Fe coast lines, whose trains were affected by this sudden sequel to the shopmen's strike, met general chairman of the conductors, firemen, engineers, trainmen and the Joint association of engineers and trainmen In conference. At Its conclusion Mr. Hllibard stated that unless conditions were changed, Santa Fe officials would advise passengers not to take trains likely to be held up. Brotherhood representatives indicated there was little they could do until they had communicated with their executives In the east and had learned the exact situation at western railway points affected. Mr. Hibbard said he had told broth, erhood officials that If they would promise there would be no disorders, such as had been reported from Needles, the Sante Fe would remove Us armed guards from company property. The trouble Is solely tn sympathy wit hthe strike of the shop crafts and not because of any other thing, su the men have not been asked to take out engines or cars not In good condition," he declared. At Fresno. Callfi, E. Y. Foley, a fresh fruit shipper, announced that his acking houses were closing because of rail conditions, and that for the present no more fruit would be ordered from the growers. He advised his- clients among the growers to dry their fruit. Dairy Experts Visiting Idaho Pocatello. Bringing what Is said to be one of the greatest opportunities ever offered to the people of a western state, the party of eastern dairy of big experts and representatives ineastern agricultural publications, has Darts, Governor Idaho by vited to arrived to Investigate the region for as a center of jiosslble development the country's rapidly growing dairy products Industry. - Exhumed Munitions Found Body of Swindler is Joe Furey ie The shipping board n Francisco, Calif President Grant was permlt-s-t deld The king of bunco men did not word the port authorities bun.-death. This was the R ng Kong after removal of at d sent to District Attorney Woolwlne munitions according to a ? who caused the body by the board. Five Los Angeles noted' swindler to be exhumed ee on board were arrested on of the by local of- identification - for positive Presiof the niaster fr81 Ber-lea rsnt, the dispatch said. They fleers who by finger prints sad determned that 10 have tn their tilllon measurements Uoo of for .7. H.-and 15,000 rounds U" Munition. Three of the Chinese troucht Ur. Passengers. Huntsville, Texas, penitentiary. Contraband aahington. con-an- re-q- rs ... tut brl F Loss i SlTEl .(ttintfihmftw-inlMsnf- mUi I y s. OTHERS SHOULD R(AD THE BOOKICT THAT tm Ctwtauh Compact. Nrvy vonK! Exact Copy IS AROUND Of fLETCHrR'l CASTORlA IVfRY B0TTIE CASTORlA GENUINE UNION Santa Fe Is One of Hardest Sufferers; Embargo is Placed Upon Perishable Freight and Also On Livestock ' Make a mental note of this: It is important. Mothers, that you should remember that to function well, the digestive organa of your Baby must receive special care. No Baby is so abnormal that the desired results may be had from the use of medicines primarily. ' 7 prepared (for grown-up- facsimile All DICAPPED . Price of Gasoline posses-revolve- : " LABOR HEADS AT WASHINGTON WESTERN PACIFIC AND TO DISCUSS NEW PEACE PACIFIC SERIOUSLY that only In this way can the public be protected against exorbitant tharges for gasoline. This was Indicted as reports to the special e tended to show that a -- tacit agreement existed among so called atandard producers In regard to arbi- cry price setting. (- rrid :?o HIT BT STRIKE A helpful Remedy fcr Durrtw Constipation and and and Feveriihncss i Washington. Recommendations that a government commission be established to regulate the oil Industry ay result from the senatorial investigation of high gasoline prices. Borne embers of the committee are known En3'ns and Round House Bum Portland. Maine. Fifteen locomo-,- V 'OS by S. M. Felton, western committee oa public relations of the Association of railway executives, of the railroad view of President Hardings proposals and the position of leaders of the shopmen's strike, made public, said (hat a large majority of the public had been misled regarding the stand of union leaders and that there Is considerable confusion over the president's proposal with respect to the aentoity questions. "With respect to seniority, there still seems to be confusion In many people's minds as to exactly what the president originally proposed. lie proposed simply that the employees who (truck be taken back with the same leniority rights that they had before they itruck. "This meant that strikers who formerly had seniority over employees who itsyed at work would recover their seniority over these men and that they would be given seniority over all new men who have been employed since the strike began. This would mean that practically every employee who was low on the seniority liat and stayed at work, would be put back In his former position on the aenlority list where he would be given wulir employment. Rnasell rwmcil e w er Bit-Uo- Not Narcotic uUIlcSAX-E--n 5C S to believe r That Baby should tare a bed of its own all Hre acreed. Yet it is more reasonable for an infant to sleep with grown-up- s than to use a mans medicine in an attempt to regulate the delicate organism of that same infant. Either practice la to be shunned. Neither would be tolerated by specialists in childrens diseases. Your Physician will tell you that Babys medicine must be prepared with even greater care than Babys food. A Babys stomach when in good health is too often disarranged by improper food. Could you for a moment, then, think of giving to your dihnz child anything but a medicine especially prepared for Infants and Children ? Dont be deceived. il. -- . May Fix If I Special Care of Baby. -c :- f DC and I" As explanation chairman of the , j fbrAs : by KewU-- Thereby Promoting Cheerfulness and ResLCodlii neither Opium.Merphlne Mineral. l5 - jer II rtn pent, similatmiJUielood 1 - i'- n, tm. a tasassasns p ered. -- 1 AYc'i o table 1YivsVm 'T broth; nil(VOTbrfats by railroad -will there be that riooi ctleftala tie-uon the to the case.' jU mnar jolliet and Eastern, where nr . , J En-jUe- 6 fill: wi r KEPT ON Children Cry For Contents tSTluuQVnchr ALWAYS Bears the Signature of ol Wrapper. THK CNTAU COM PA MV, MVW VO CITY. o -- San Francis, The Atchison, To. peka and s.mt.i IV lmta tontlnues (he woiHt sullercrs In the matter of marooned trains as a result of the walkouts of transportation brotherhood men winch lune tied up one transcontinental line and two lines running from Salt laike City to the Pacific coast. The Santa Fe lines had nineteen trains held up, the Western Pacific one and the Union Put lfic nine. This does not Include trains cancelled before their departure from terminals or emptied of passengers and annulled at points along the line. The Western Pacifie s one train was at Stockton, Calif., and most of those aboard had returned the comparatively short distance to Kan Francisco or had gone on to their destinations by other routes, railroad official said. All traffic on this line has been Indefinitely suspended. The six trains held up at Las Vegas, New, and other points on the Union Pacifics line across the desert from Salt Lake City to Eos Angeles Katur. day were run Into terminals Sunday Ihrough special arrangement between the brotherhood men and the railroad, to save the passengers from suffering. Of the Santa Fe's trains, six were at Albuquerque, N. SL, and had about 1000 passengers aboard, others were at Seligman, Williams and Ash Fork, Ariz. The number of passengers at each was: Seligman, 21)7 ; Williams, IMS ; Ash Fork, 21 Hi. The railroad is feeding these passengers at Its eating houses. Thirty brotherhood men, members of the night switching crew at Roseville, Calif., walked out shortly after starting their shift, the Southern Pacific lines announced here Sunday. It may be necessary to declare an embargo on fruit shipments if the walkout spreads, railroad officials said. Roseville is the icing point for all Pacific fruit cars. Without switching crews, fruit cars cannot be iced at that place, and all shipments east through Oregon and Utah may be indefinitely suspended, it was said. This town virtually Is the neck of the bottle for traffic bound east by way of 'Ogden. One report bad It that the walkout was attended by ringing of bells throughout the town and that crow ds gathered In the streets as though for a celebration. The Southern Pacific only Saturday night lifted one embargo on perishable freight to and from the Ogden gateway. May Chang 8tmp Design Glover, Irving Washington. W. third assistant postmaster general, replied Sunday to criticisms reported in some quarters to the proposed changes In designs of postage stamps which the postmaster general now has under Mr. Glover In a forconsideration. said the new impresmal statement to seems prevail that the new sion issue of stamps was proved because of a desire of sump collectors for new designs, when, on the contrary, In changes were under consideration best the because the designs entirely Interests of the service warrant IL Locusts Bring Luck to Farmer Port Elizabeth. The locust Is not to the always an unmitigated curse The Angora South African farmer. goat fanner this year is congratulatthanks ing himself on the fact that, 111 be to the voetganger. his mohair otherwise would more valuable than outbe the case. This summarizes an made of the reports feature standing on the 1TJ2 mohair prospects. One farmer writes: Owing to the blessing of locusts, farmers will be able to hair free of seed. sheer full-lengt- h Insures Fresh Charm to Old Shawls dyes or tints as you wish PUTNAM FADELESS DYES ttu U to w iij to but rln-lb- Inm-iih- jour prlurlpul e . t Air Disarmament Completed. Feeling better I the first step to comwnrd nllied the getting better. Junuiir, lll'jo, in. m 1. . nd'-doof iieronuuUeiil control lies destrojeil H.stH) ulriduiieH, uml the work of dlhiirmlng Gerimuiy In the air Is ended. Of the Sit.filH) nmtors lumdled, some have been turned over Since i Cuticura for Sore Hand. retiring In tlu hot ud of Cuticura Soup, dry and rub In CuRemove surplus ticura Olntuicut. Ointment with tissue paper. This U to the allies, but the greater numonly one of the things Cuticura will do ber have been broken up. If Soup. Ointment and Talcum aroused for all toilet purpose. Advertisement. Wearing a Fex. "Who Is that?" "Photograph of the Looks like tt Sometimes being misunderstood Is new king of Egypt." Bhrlner." Louisville CourierJournul. to be preferred. Brink lmiuls on rf?.. I hereby solemnly promise to fill any man s pipe This promlM is msde in the letter that follow. We had sent Mr. Lewi some free samples of Edgeworth (aa we do to all who ask for them), w didn't know that he waa an Edgeworth smoker until we received this letter. hteaara. Laras Richmond, Va. Jor CetntmUal franiartati The Utility Coup 4 Niagara Falla, K. Y. Brother Company, , Gentlemen I I am a smoker of good tobaeee for over 40 years and have aa haaitancy Is eying that of all smoking tobaoca Edgeworth tn my asUmaUon accupieo the first place. Raving smoked It for a number year in many different parts af ear own good U. 8. end alao Alaaka and Cubait haa always given me nt all times, any where, everywhere, regardleaa of cu Katie change or any ether hocue-pecu- at . a. J BuiltEspeciallyforBusyMen f. o. b. Flint , Mich . Here it a new closed car built especially for utility purposes in city or country driving. economd, Farmers and ranchers have long wanted a and of car better great durability completely ical, dosed quality equipped with all the essentials of modern motoring. My object In sending for the free semple (tf you will forgive me) wee to determine whether or not Ldgeworth was being made any different that possibly the samples (Ilka whiskey samples need to be) were the beat sad finest of the whole output. But on smoking the samples 1 find ae difference whatever, and ee I am convinced beyond the shadow ef a doubt that Edgeworth aJweye ie of the same superior quality In ail Ita forme, end further, that cny little loke tn asking for and receiving something for nothing will ha axcueed by you oa the plan ef curiosity. la thanking you kindly for your courtesy In sending free samples, 1 hereby solemnly prom 1m to fill any man's (reason able -- sued) pipe Wlla Edgeworth tobaeee of my own pur chase, to convert him to that really pood amok, Edgeworth." ( low-price- Chevrolet Utility Coupe satisfies this need in every particular. It also possesses distinct advantages for salesmen, business men, suburban residents and those who need a car for every day use providing protection against all kinds of weather. Fisher body with The Chevrolet Utility Coupi has a high-gradblack finish; gray whipcord upholstery; plate glass windows; double ventilating windshield, sun visor and extra wide doors. Very sincerely, (Signed) Arthur John Lewie. Edgeworth samples are no different from the regular Edgeworth tobacco you can buy in tore. We wouldnt keep "special than we would samples any more have a special kind of tobacco in a different pouch in our pocket to hand to a friend. Under the rear deck is a compartment approximately twice as large as those usually found on coupts. We feel Comparisons Sell Chevrolet ometer, ammeter, oil preeetire gauge, Standard Raar Aria Construction. Strong, Qmiat Spiral Bawat Qaara. Standard Tranamiaaion lighting and starting switch, and choke pulL tbtaa Standard Tjpa of Carburator, with exhaust heater. Motor Powarfut, the same type aa need in eucceeafal cars selling at much higher prices. Damountabla Rim a with extra riot. speeds forward and one reverse. Standard Brakin Sjratam foot Service brake, band emergency brake. Standard Elactrical Sjratam Starter, storage battery, electric itghta. Standard Cooling 5yerm pump cirb radiator culation, large, and fan. Standard Doora two on roadater coupe, and light delivery, four on Soaring and sedan. Standard Jnatrwnant Board apeed tuHwjr-com- Valrm-In-Ha- ' ad Many Other Adaaatagaa which wiU be noticed on inspection, comparison and demonstration. Investigate the Difference Before You Buy Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan Division of General Motori Corporation Tim Ot r.U ikroeghoei the Vtertd WeeUa Lareeat Miaa- - d Imetmret at QUALITY Aetomehilee Lev-Price- ace 9.000 Wanted Parts Depots Dealers and covered. Add rear not all in territory uately Chevrolet Motor Company Colorado Wsxce 1833 Street. Denver, that Edgeworth ia good enough, that it ple ant fragrance and mellowness will appeal to We do not think most our effort is wasted if we send free samples of Edgeworth to a man who doesn't find it exactly suited to hi taste. , If you never tried Edgeworth, let us send you enough to fill your pipe a few times. Smoke it, and then decide ' whether or not Edj.eworth waa "made for you." If youll add the name and address of your tobacco dealer, we d pipe-noke- r. appreciate the courtesy. When you send for samples, address Larus 4 Brother Compaty, 60 South 21st SL, Richmond, Va. To Retail Tohaeea Merchants T Tf, your jobber cannct supply you with1 y Edgeworth, I.arus & .Brother will gladly send you prepaid by n carton parcel post a one- - or of ary size Edgeworth Plug Slice or for the same price you would pay the jobber. Con-pan- two-doze- Ready-Itufcb- ed W. N. Un Salt Lake City, No. 33-W- Z2 |