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Show ft THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSYTLLE, UTAH IT POLICE III T $ f News Notes KITCHEN j THOSE LIS Its a Prieiltg to Lie in III CLOUDBUHST CABINET DUEO; WOMEN IN WOOLMILL STRIKE TRAMPLED lUb Anthracite Fiaid Is Dispersed W Ithout Serious Trouble Beley .Made; Riot Cues Are Reedy For Use. Senate. sad other points la the upper valley rested excitement here when they marched oa two anthracite coal wash arise la this city U step them from opera ting. . Details of city police and detee-tire- s with riot guns succeeded la dispersing the men. many of whom carried clubs, without any serious trouble. Two truckloads of coal were dumped by ths miners In their inarch here. J. Several women were trampled upon la ths first clash ' or IbilireeV erk .alrik a br 7200 woolen tnQl employes la ths Faaeaals Garfield. district N. Twenty-fir- policemen, e weildlng night sticks, repulsed s crowd estimated at lot men And women and prsrented their parading through that city. Scranton. ra. Tollc with riot guns were holding off a crowd of six hundred striking miners at ths Diamond washery ia Dark pises, Tuesday. The men marched through the streets from North Scranton. Many of them carried clubs. As they weal along police headquarters rscelrsd a cal and reserves were seat to ths scene. Ths marchers halted as 'they faced the police. A committee of strikers conferred with ths captain la charge SBd entered ths office of ths washery, which is alleged to he removing coal from a culm dump and preparing It for market la violation of ths strike order. Ths dsmonatrstion was ths first Uiat has occurred as a result of ths action of ths executive board of District No. 1, ratted Mins Workers, ia appealing to tho mins workers to doss down seventeen wqaherles said to be ia operation in the district that the field workers had not been very successful In their efforts to close them, ths executive board requested tbst the rank and file assist la a "peaceful and lawablding way" to attempt to atop work' at these Do-dari- places. MINE PROFIT! ON INCREASE smmms -- w Net Proceeds sf Sllvtr King, Utah Apea and Othsrs Climbing Balt Lake City. Other metal mines of tbs stats shared ia 1121 tbs prosperity which Increased ths assessed valuation of ths Utah Copper by mors than (9,000,000 according to aaaeas-men- t returns filed with ths stats board of equalisation. Notable among these werf tbs Utah Delaware Mining company, in this county, uhleh reports an assessed valuation of the ore contents of Its holdings, based on net proceeds, of 2L 280.000, whereas last year there were Minno net proceeds; ths which ing company, reporta at Increase In similar values of mors than 22.000 000; ths Silver Kink Coalition Mines company, which Increases Its reported valuation by 21.200.000, and the United States mins at Bingham, which shows sa Increase la values of 21.250.000. All ths mines, except the Silver King are 'la Salt Lake county. It Is confidently expected now that the assessed valuation of ths metal mining properties alone of ths stats will .show an Increased valuation this Utah-Ape- x .- above-name- d year over last of at least 220,000,000. Btaton Declares Coast Is Interested Salt Lake City. Factnc coast Interests are Interested In the development of Utah, according to Ross Reason, president of ths Ross Reason A Co, who returned recently from a business trip to Los Anreles, San Francisco and other coast cities. arts oos-hal- one-hal- lf one-bsl- one-fourt- h one-fpurt- well-greas- three-fourth- one-ha- h lf one-hal- one-ha- Heart lf A ft ltd-wlch- - bn-ras- As soon as eggs are reasonably pltutlfel we wQI eajoy a sponge cake nccastonaliy. Golden tpewge Cake. Rest egg yelks srUh a dever egg beater Add Mil serf tight m capful ef sugar a little at a Gme. etlli continuing te beat (ass a f wire heater), add waof boiling cupful der alternately with oos cupful - of pastry flout with twe teespooefuis ef baksifted ing powder sad wawfourth teaspoon-fu- l of salt sift three times. Add oos tcaspoouful ef vanilla, pour Into a greased sad floured tut pen.. Rake for fifty minutes la a Mow even. f Mx pit Nut Caks. Cream cupful cupful t butler, adJ of sugar gradually, then add two egg yolks well beaten, and one cupful of maple sirup. . Add tbs dry Ingredients nbich have been sifted together twice, f two and cupfuls of pastry of a traootful of flour, cinnamon, two and ooe half teaspoonfuls of baking powder, oos teaspooo-fu- l of salt and teasjioooful of grated nutmeg, all sifted twice. Real thoroughly and fold tn the stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour Into a nod floured tube psa and Cover minutes. bake for forty-Av- s the csks With maple Icing and decorate with halves of walnut or pecan meats over ths top sad sides s Pecan Caks Cream of a cupful, add (oe cupful of sugar gradually; beat three egg yolks sad add to tbs creamed sugar and buttei then add cupful of molasses Sift two cupfuls of pastry flour with two teaspooofuls of baking powder and one teaspoon ful of nutmeg and teaspoooful of salt; add to ths above mixture alternate!; f with cupful of grapejulck Fold In the stiffly beaten egg whites Chop slightly one pound each of seeded raisins and pecans sdd cupful of candled orange peel cut fins. Do not beat, our Into a tube pan lined with greased paper and bake for three hours In a slow oven. flour Cream Fie. Beat two eggs, add one cupful of sugar and beat again, then .add one cupful of sour cream, on tea spoon ful of cinnamon and one fourth teaspoon ful of cloves, with a little salt; add one cupful of raUifts which have been finely cut Stir the mixture well snd bake as a covered pis. A Few Good Sandwiches For an occasion when hearts art an spproprlats decoration try; ooe-fourt- veteran hospital ENGLAND; RAIL TRAFFIC Washington. IS DELAYED will not bs established at Salt Labs This few- the present, at least- City, as ths belated decision of the hospitalisation hoard of the veterans Wyoming Rancher Finds GrasshopLend os Papers Dealers Secret Actions which waa reached recently. The per; Montanan Takes Butterfly; Threaten It; British Aroused; resolution adopted. by this board.'! Three Succumb Ts Cold In which General Frank T. Ilinea direcGermany's Withdrawal Might Chicago Mux Ths End tor 1 the bareaa Is chair mam. Salt Labs City. With ths prospect of a weeks time before them supposad Oneco, Conn. Two pasengsr FtkevUU, Ky. Five persons 'lost ed to bs devoted entirely to study mall oas outbound snd ths trains, their lives when a cloudburst struck and contemplation ths baxeballer other westbound, and a snow plow on the mining vtflag of Cos 11 ala, near connected with the promotion of the tho Willamette-Provincbranch of here, ceasing a Good to sweep down new Utah Idaho league showed a few ths New Haven railroad, have been the narrow valley that bounds sign of real activity, but the gurgling stalled tn n hags snowdrift at Covencreek. sound of the simmering pot was none try, R. L. twelve miles eut of this Several electrical storms accompan- tha leas distinct oa that account town. Drifts from twelve to fifteen ied by heavy rains were felt la Pike Balt Lake City. Seven laches of foet high had fllled a cat ta that town county and centered la the three hills new anew fell at Brighton, according and the trains wers unable to force that almost surround Coaldala, a placs to report made to tho auperintendent their way through. Passengers walkof soma 199 Inhabitants, occupied of waterworks. Thin makes a total of ed a mile and a half to ths nearest r Chiefly by employees of ths 24 inches of snow tn ths past few station. Coal company. . Property loss sad bring the total depth on ths daya waa estimated at from 25000 to 210, New Tork Bitter cold followed on Big Cottonwood watershed at this OOS. chiefly to small houses. time te Cft laches. ths heels of a second billiard' in a Bereral other persons.- - hoes homes United Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City la week that buried northeastern wers sear ths creek, had narrow estook of feet two snow, under State ia danger of losing ths unit of ths air vircapee, and Bolivar Sykes, father of section held and lives the head- sixteen Effis Sykes, sad a negro man wers service reserve which now has twsaty-fou- r tor snowbound Woodward tually carried a quarter of a mils down quarters snd planes at If Is not mani- hours. Interest field. greater at ream, dinging to driftwood before Adding to ths heavy snowfall of fested by a larger number of air serthey wers rescued. This led to early vice reserve last week, which took thirty-twofficers, said Lieutenant reports that loss of Ilfs had been Colonel n. Edmund of ths gen- lives ta ths East, storm choked roads Bullla heavier. Raymond Bandera, son of eral staff of the United States army, everywhere, delayed railroad traffic, Georgs Sanders of Washington stats, who is ia Salt Lake to confer with tho particularly la suburban districts, and who was visiting relatives la Coal-daiheaped up drifts ten to twelve feet who was first thought to havo officer la charge of tho reservo units. high la many sections of New Engbeen drowned, but later was reported Salt Lake City. Following a prac- land. A storm in Chicago took three tice being followed generally through- lives. . . rescued. ; out the country, the Salt Lake ChamWhile ths oast struggled through London. Eng. --The league of na- ber of Commerce agrlcultaral commit- ths sowndrlfts, Colorado, Montana tions structure Is threatening to crack tee is putting ths radio to work to and Wyoming wear basking ia warm nader ths storm ragtag around it be- scatter high points about agriculture sunshine, fanned by chlaeek . winds hind closed doors la ths European la Utah. Each Thursday ths agricul- from ths Rocky mountains, and notchancellories over ths attempt of cer- tural committee gives timely Infor- ing increased flocks of robins. Great tain powers to capture ths council mation to farmers over station KSL Palls, Mont, usually n stronghold of after ths quotations oa farm products a butterfly. Denver politically and religiously. snd other releases from ths departmet winter, reported has had a temperature 19 degrees Ths London press plays sp ths of agriculture are given. above normal tor the first ten days league "storm center," and confirms of aa unusual Echos of tn detail dispatches .of ths past week Washington. February. They are plowing la and ths tntriguea and machiavellian growing season la Utah ia 1925 are Alberta, but forecasters nee a disturbheard in a report to ths commissioner ance headed that way. . diplomacy that la going on. While a Laramie - rancher was Tilth n few exceptions, ths London of reclamation on ths Strawberry proIncrease la catching a box of grasshoppers as Inpapers deplore and arm denounce the ject. ahlcb showed a tig the beat over acre ths yield per year dication that winter waa over, Ten efforts to pack ths codtrnft and opbefore. ths laches of snow was falling la PhilaNotwithstanding pose an lncreasa In ths number of Inbeet and Washington, D. G, with ths acreage, crop delphia permanent teats. Tbs Dally Express creased from 1924 tons to mors falling farther north. a or foot la 259,650 says: Th storm, now headed northeastThs Express emphasises that Ger- 51.20$ tone la 1925, or an average inmanys withdrawal of her application crease per acre of from seven tone to ward la the Atlantic ocean, whipped hug sets and drove coastwise ships to the league might mean ths "snd thirteen tons. of ths Locarno pact, whose flimsy 8alt Lake City. The' January pro- to shelter. Railroad traffic suffered heavily, tenure Is already badly rent by Mus- duction In the Second Utah energetic snow removal masthough solinis sabotaging la earlier Intrigues Egg Laying contest continsituation after some trains the tered which led to a postponement of ths ued to be good but does not equal the In had been stuck In New England disarmament .conference." January production of last year. The Under ths headline, "clouds Over average production of each of tho pul- drifts. At Brockton, Masr., public buildings Europe." ths Sunday Times argues lets In ths contest for January was that tha British government will not 15.2 eggs and an average for ths first wers turned over to "hundred of per countenance such maneuvers, "other three months of 41.4 eggs, which Is ons unable to reach their homes. Several smaller towns wers cut oft wias Germany will have good grounds sa average of only f sgg for from th outside world by th drifts. for aaylng she baa been Invited to be- each pullet mors than ths first of ths a Island Rhode train la come a member of tbs league under production of last year. Thers was snowed railroad Pier Narraganset falsa representations ." are still six pulleta la the contest that were do not havo a slnglo egg to .their In until only the tops of th cars walkvisible. Its twenty passengers FATE OF FLOUR MILLS IN UTAH credit, two others with a reoord of ed three miles to Kingston, R. L only ons sfig each, and alx other pulIt was th second mlllion-doUa- r lets with records of two to firs eggs snow Ogden Concerns Through H. W. Prlo-kst-t each tor for New Tork City. Ths 22.000- the first three months of ths Present Thslr Brlsf 000 thus far appropriated this .winter eonteeL A E torn. oue-be- HEAVY SNOWS CHOKE ROADS IN FLOOD SWEEPS VALLEY VILLAGE OF COALDALE. KY, DAM-ACUNDER 1600 emmmm Firs hundred Pena.' If Mui ef health aad tries Sheet ecfctevemeet are Sroettt la to (wurtvutecM, we at the seme time exert,ace a etete ef eeergy, a foolleg ef eoitrest ee4 capability eeS Jo r end a etimeUtloa ef ail the bodily praoeexea W arren Hil FINECAKEfl Seen coming from Duamoru, Throop Utah i WMUCt Itii, loo MINERS WITH CLUBS SUB es Drjdft Ship ef Dynamite Gone Ssa Francisco. The steam schoon- er Tosemlte, laden with dynamite and raps, came to her end la the troubled waters off the Saa Francisco harbor There rocks, breakers and fog. with rocks, breakers and fog. There waa no one aboard, as ber crew of men had been taken off twfaty-elgb- t the by steei schooner Williamette a few hours after she struck on the jigged rocks of the Polrt Reyes reef. Mlderest Well Ready For Test Moab. AU Id ia readiness for testing of ths Mid west Utah Southern gusher, situated t;ine miles southwest sttef s twenty four hour battle with ths Grand canyon of ths Colorado By a strange coincidence this well spudded ia oa April li, 1925. sad brought la eight months almost t the day, will he tested, barring seed dents, oa Wednesday, February 1ft eleven mouths after the drill was first Started oil ward. . -- a e Mar-revrbo- as heart-shape- Inter-mountai- I cant mifutf tie juovofFlipjx.u1 No ether hot cirs lave n. Becauae no other hot fijur u blended ths FlapjaA vuy! Cal and no mistake lt. n o k pap-rih- -- h tt - -- iimi tt clat. Laoua, maxi vot Farmala St exalt. OCT A LmXLACE. Srt Meleaa. Meat RELIEVES COUGHS Takes teaspoonfuloP'Vase one-hal- one-thir- I You den-ra- Win-grat- lf ft engr P. K. Hand, Dealer's Counter xed -- one-ha- Look fortV risky's . Utah-Idah- -- Psppsrmiat for say money Chewing Swsst s, d one-fourt- ACK Fits hand pocket and purse Move for year moaty end th hast o ons pimento from can, rlnso la cold water, dry between folds of towel and then mash through Balt Lake City. At a conference In . sieve. Mash ons Washington. Ths futars of ths offices of the stats road commisths cream cheese, add gradually ths pulp flour milling Industry of Utah and Salt Lake County offered to fursion, of ths pimento, stirring until well Idaho, and, to a large degree, ths nish from Its stats road tax 240,009 of blended; add an, equal measure prosperity of ths wheat growers of for construction of about 1.9 miles of stuffed moisten olives, finely chopped those two states, hinges on ths decison the east side of Stats with mayonnaise. With a ion of ths interstate commerce com- pavement end streeL running north from ths cutter cut small hearts from thlo mission in ths rats south grain of Murray at Lovea-dah- l limit city half bread. of slices of whits Spread esses argued, according to II. W. corner. Murray city commisthem with mayonnaise snd the other Prtckett, who appeared for the Ogden said sioners that (5090 waa as much half with the cheese mixture. But to- Grata exchange, ths complainant as tbs tofelt, city would afford. they gether la pairs, press the edges various railroads. Present rates against each sandwich Balt Lake City. Livestock throughgether and garnish he maintained, discriminate not alone with a tiny heart rut from the drained out ths stats I la good condition, with the flour mill of those atatea, against cutuse a small toes men vegetable pi but against ths grain growers them- ample moisture to supply Its needs, ter for this purpose. to ths weekly survey of tha selves, snd unless this discrimination according Chicken and Ham Sandwiches. a UBlted States weather bureau. d of s cupful of butter, oa both eastboutd and westbound Cream Is reported good at Garland, add gradually one half cupful each of shipments. Is wiped out. the milling and Ogden. Recent storms chicken and lean cold boiled ham Industry, at leaxt, Is doomed. These have Improved ths range at Holden, cases, declared Mr. Prlckett, are the and ths asms I true of s finely chopped. Besson with salt, ths Cedar snd cayenne to taste. Spread most Important grain cases ever be- City vicinity, where new snow has thin slices of entire wheat or graham fore the Interstate commerce commis- fallen. There Is also new snow at breed with mayonnaise snd an equal sion Involving rates oa grain and Montleello, while Blandtng ranger number of slices with ths meat mix- flour from Utah and Idaho to consum- have been showers. Improved by ture; put together In pairs, trim off ing destinations. Southeastern Idaho ha ample snow The Sperry Flour company and the to crusts snd cut Into, triangular pieces supply water for stock. Globe Milling company, which In ths Bene with tea or cocoa. Salt Lake City. Support in securBrown Bread Aandwlchea-Stea- m last few yeary have built large flour Bakbrown bread In onehalf pound mills at Ogden at a coat of more than ing legislation for the protection of Into rans. Cut slices a million dollars each, have, under Utah school land was promised by the ing powder Inch thick, spread with butter. prevailing railroad rates, been oper- Utah State Farm bureau, in a letter cupful of walnut ating, at a loss, doe la large measure sent to D. W. Farrxtt, secretary of ths Chop line one-haone meats, nits with cupful of Amer- to dLacrinflaatory rates favoring com ' Utah Educational association by M. ican cheese and moisten with salad petition located In Colorado, Kansas, S. Winder, executive secretary of the dressing. The cheese should be grat- Nebraska and rortland. said Mr. Prlc-ke- bureau. ed. Use as filling on buttered bread II added that "unless these Price. At s meeting of thirty four and garnish each sandwich with s per- discriminations are removed these Price snd Wellington farmers called fect half of a out meaL Serve with mills cannot continue to for by Orson F. Madsen, county agenb operate coffee. any length of time." This discrimina- it was decided that the eradication Swiss Chests Sandwiches. Spread tion amounts la some cases, he of three principal weeds that are thin slices of rye bread with prepared to 10 snd 20 cnta per hundred said, a foothold in tha connty gaining pounds cover with thin (dices of musta-- L which the Ogden millers must now would bs ons of ths chief projects to Swiss Spread as many slices absorb to meet competition, from he undertaken In 1925 by the farms a of bread filth mayonnaise, cover with other sources. of this section. V very .thin slices of southern onion, onion with the tbs lightly Lake spread Salt City. A. W. Anderson of Communists Tear Down U. S. Flag mayonnaise, put together In pairs, Fries, secretary manager of the Utah Hongkong. China, The American trim and serve with coffee. was torn Producers down at nag the of Honey association, reports hospital Spanish Saodw'eHes Grate the American Presbyterian mission that J. S. Paton of the John G. Paton pound of American cheese. Re- on Hainan island when a group of 500 company of New York move the seeds from two green peprecently met communist student and Canton gov- with the Utah association two canned drain and renewpers, pimento?, ernment troops attacked the mission ed contracts for the rinse with cold water and put through season present The hospital waa in a meat chopper snd add to the cheese; compound. The company purchased the Utah aur charge of Miss Carolen McCreery, an mix well, moisten with salad dresshandled plus honey this by associanurse American and her only aid at ing. Use sa a filling for rya ur grathe lime of the stack was a coolie, tion for the pas( two years, and the ham bread sandwiches. tor the remaining native attendant fact that tt has purchased th third tad taken refuge a a church shea crop tells of ths high regard with ths attack started. . which It views ths Utah product. - MEW HANDY Edge-wate- lf Full- - SIXTEEN DIE III line Jelly, Stops the tkUe. Soothes irritation. Helps nature heL Tasteless, odorless. TUiUnotupaetyoo. passed. Both Republican and Demo- . ft Mf. BfF ft PTTmQLMUm JWLLt For Pimply Skin Peterson's Ointment pimples are inflammation HNthe akin," eaja Peterson, "and th and quickest way to get rid of tbtm ta to ose Petersons ointment" Used by millions for ecxeroa, skin sad scan) An Itch, ulcere, sore feet and p!l cents. 00 drugpxts, "AH cratic leaders have Insisted that the bin should b passed this week so aa to assure tax redaction by March 15, when first tax installments on 1925 incomes are duo. Senate Kills Publicity Tftx Bill Washington. Repeal of th law allowing publication of th amounts of income tax payments ts assured, tho senate having approved this provl Into the tax reduction bin by the house.' Before accepting by acclamation the repeal provision, ths senate rejected. 49 to 22, an amendment by Senator Norris, Republican, of Nebraska, proposing to make all Income tax returns subject to public Inspection. - Ion-writte- Company New Yark Vaseline. probably will b wiped ouL Th street cleaning forces exceed 20,000 men. Senate Hopes T Finish Tax Bill Washington Managers of ths 2152,- 000,000 tax reduction bill will start n drive calculated to bring about th passage of ths measure by the senate before tbe end of the week. For the first time this session, th senate wQI bs asked to stay In session at night. Chairman Smoot of tho finance committee announced he would continue a program of meeting at 11 a. m. and quitting at 10 p. n until ths hill Is - Mg. Cbeacbrough Scare St. Bcschee'sSjrc? HAI BQ2 ReUerKg Cccsfa for 59 Yes I M Carry s twd ta tb your cat eni always keep k house. L and 90c St xll dwg n Cannery Equipment te be Enlarged Nampa, Idaho. nans for enlarging ths equipment of ths Nampa cannery have been prepared. .Modem machinery for processing peas and com of an estimated cost of 220.090, is now contemplated as an addition this spring, so that the plant wRl bs avall-xt- l for handling the 1920 crop. ifrrcKCLL rrc r. beaU inflamed tree. etc. Sure. drsggiata Hall 1at fe-a- ll & GALLSTONES- Onxu 1 Mlicwttoa. Dtatraa la f eto J., 5 BtIWiaaa. Cwtnwtloa. R.fht ewe, Ktemck Tremble (a OewU IUIWe4 WUK- -e Kmmm a Tew Owa BOOX3Write for FBK - LOKI50 TA tftS Benaea FJaea. Saw (tark. - Border Problem Seems League. Rome. Italy refuses to accept any proposal to submit to the league of nations the question of the treatment of the German-speakinpopulation in the upper Adige. Thus Premier Mb solinl declared In th senate In his answer to Dr. Custav Stress mana, th German foreign minister, who In tbe reithstag set forth Germanys side Of the controversy with Italy over ths former Australn territory, which fiow hold, by virtu of the treaty SL Cermaia. g Irlj ClearYourSkin H5 Cuticura Of DisG&rmi Use W. r Na U, Sait Laka CitI ft--- 4. |