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Show last edition ah the WmV( Jf War Savings Stamps, Better Than Paid Up Life Insurance 41 Dsu PAGES 36 SATURDAY MARCH 22 1019 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH i SIXTY-XTNT- YEAR H OJEliSCIAO JSb tSb Mb t)Bb Seaman s roves & f ailure and Ships Will Sail For Food tSb db tSb cSj eft dSb Russian Bolshepiki Order Mobilization to Down Esthonian-Lettis- h IS; TO LEAGUE OF UP ALL : IIS LEADER AGAINST RED- RRFflT 1 't U cSb : ij! li il Menace. REINHARO Saved From German Prison, Comes Here As Rescuers, Bride 1 - i STflRH - J u E Provides Covenant Shall Directed to Peace Confer Unless Production is ReNot be Construed as Con ence rN Treaty Will he; sumed at Once Worse Doe Not Food Situation is Certain t&ining Anything Impair Approved That ' States Give Italy Fiume. ing Sovereignty. Next Yean' - Three Long Sessions Held With Premier Orlando to Settle Controversy With Jugoslavs. PATIIS. March 22. Replying -- PARIS, March 22. In connection with the league of nations commission session To consider the various amendments to the leagues covenants which has been proposed, the text of the amendment proposed by the Swiss delegation to the conference of neutrals, was given out this morning. It reads "This covenant shall not be interpreted as containing anything contrary to the sovereignty of states except in so far as the state Itself by adhering to the covenant shall consent and the covenant itself shall not interfere with the internal affairs of any of its members." While the amendment does not mention the Monroe doctrine it is understood to apply to It. Some of the .members of the United States delegation are laclftied to accept an amendment on such lines, feeling that 'It would meet the demand Of the United States for soma declaration In" the spirit ot the Monroe doctrine. d (By the to an amounted What Press.)' ultimatum by the entire Italian delegation directed to the peace conference. declaring that the Italians would not approve of any peace treaty not including a settlement of the" controversy between Italy and over the title of Fiume and the Dalmatian coast islands, gave a great concern to other delegates yesterday. Although tbe supreme council was occupied with a consideration of the western Polish boundary, the Inpremiers themselves were engaged trying to find soma solution to the very difficult problem presented by the action of the Italians. The fear has been expressed by some of tbe Italian delegates that immediately after the conclusion of the German treaty Premier Lloyd George, President Wilson and perhaps other leading figures in the council . will leave Pariwasd-thremaining nember of tbe council Would not har full powers to deal with Italian demands. The state of mind of the Italian public is declared to be such that the failure of the Italian delegation to return from Paris speedily with title to Fiome end the - Dalmatian coast Islands might easily have grave internal results, according to statements by some of the delegation. Italian Propaganda.., Thus, for many week past they have been simply f loodlng 'Other delegations and the offices of foreign correspondents with literature to claima This incited support Italian tbe Serbian- - delegation in Paris to very sharp (responses which were given to the press and which denounced Italian contention as being tn absolute violation of President Wilsons 14 points because they deny access to the sea to the Jugo-Bla- v people in the interior. The superior council is called upon directly in deciding this issue to pass upon the validity of secret treaties PARIS. Jugo-Slav- March 22. Asso-elate- LONDON, to the rail. Army Chief in Berlin Predicts Union With Bolshe-vik- i a question regarding tlie cor- rectness of the report publL-Jic- d earljr tills week tint he had offered President Poincare bin resignation because of question Co the Rhine and Austria, Premier demeuceau said jwu-da"There Is not one word of truth In the whole story." March 21. A Jhtcbaiwre Telegraph dirt-pat- P4RIS, March Tlie from Copenhagen says tlie seamens strike at Hamburg failed and that the steamers Cleveland and Patricia have sailed for Cherbourg and that several other vessels are ready to sail tomorrow. lkbonian-lrub- 22. (By miliam Cook.) re4-all- y; e t dominion's-repre-sentative- pesee-conferen- Jugo-Slavi- ce, a. tin Herbert - C. Hoover In as interview said of the food task confronting the supreme economiccouncll: We have to Teed 7,600.000 people In Belgium., 20,000,000 In Porland, March Czecho-Slovak- -- , Vljit in. ?: Mi I ar I i i i; ia, gs 7 pt Jry8 -- - 5 -- . ca i . k, par-aljz- Wilson Converted Trans-continent- al Pope to Idea of to-d- League of Nations ve 4prld-Deser- et ns -- -- to-da- V ' i . RACRA-MENT- -- ; round-shouldere- d. id I - er n, 1 S- . I a I f VI 2J. Of I - il: Lines Down Through Wyoming and Northern Colo--rad- o Train Schedules Are Badly Disrupted. (Hava). offensive li against tlie Bnldicv iki is menacing Petrognid so seriously that Icon Trolzkj, the Bolnhevik niiii- -' later of war and marine, has ordered tlie general mobilization of all men up to the age of 46, according to a Zupic-- dic Mitch to ia PARIS, S Unless in Russia Country Gets Food. DENVER, Colo, March 22. Sleet and snow in northern Colorado, Wyosouthern ming, western Colorado, Colorado and New Mexico, yesterday ret News Stall and last night seriously interfered (New York World-DeCorrespondent.) with telegraph and telephone commuin the intermountain region (Copj right, 1919, By Press Pub. Co.) nication disrupted train schedules. BERLIN (via Copenhagen), March and The Mountain State Telegraph and 13.000.- 000 in 22 Men who are the most Important Telephone company announced its .in Roumanian. 12,000,000 or Bolshewires were down through Wyoming figures in the fight against Hinden-bur12.000.- 000 fit Greats Serbia and vism in Germany are not tbe and northern Colorado. and Western or the Ludendorffs, but bhiff, Union messages to the storm-sweIn Finland, Armenia .and . (By Herbert B. Swope.) soldiers who were com- - .territori were relajred by a eircudous energetic end of other ceuntret.ag Vodtl-l)mw mandersatrthF front ana who are oiiDroute and accepted only subject to ' News York Staff (Now the 1 " ,from - i Fabruajy fashioned leaders. v ele- uncertain delay. -- Meaejtg q&l-tfCorrespondent.) Canadian Merrioranium in the American, treisufy somewhere Each of them has surrounded him- phone company said (here was a heavy (Copyright,' 191 8, by Press Pab. Cflk) of 1250 000,000 to self with troops who are faithful to snow In southern Colorado and New W - . On League of Nation neighborhoodPARIS JiWih 28. Italy has been him personally, like the commanders Mexico; snow slides blocked the Den1300,000,000 representing about , a million tons tbs of who fought tn the Thirty Years war. ver & Rio Grande lines In the Black., food, part largest thrust into tne foreground of the peace LONDON, March 22 (Reuters)1 . of has is the only military strength in canyon nf Colorado and the storm to which arrived Theirs stage by the threatened withdrawal of Str Robert Borden, premier ofa CanMr. Hoover then mentioned what Germany today, and without them the the south caused a several hours deher peace delegateaand President Wll-sii- n ada and one of therehe considered would be the food country would be in the hands of a lay to trains on the Atchison, Topeka at thes tirae has been given- - over largely has submitted quirements of the people to bo supto tbe British delegapack of would-b- e proletariat leaders A Santa Fe railroad. 7,-00- 0 to about 00,000 Poles, the a plied; to who would drive the country into - Telephone company officials said it consideration of that natione tion at the conference a memorandum tons the Roumanians, month; per more worse and on the league of nations to the effect es oromc plight, and more particularly finitely enduring ruin would take several hours to restore Lieutenant with L, her 0. husband. to tons! the 50.000 Greater 60,000 Russia not suffers. dominions gjran British feel do service to normal and the Denveg & that to the territorial claima upon' which that Serbians, 40.000; the Czecho-SiovaDouval of the United States army, to Rio Grande blockade was Said to be should take the responsibility of Whole of Nstioa Power they Upheld. 150 000 50.000 to 60,000; her Belgium. hang giave questions embroiling tie-uentering on the deciding of the diffitry to forget 'the horrors through com- such as to mean a The these of first and the other liberated tons, independent peoples, , with culties of the European nations, which she paed. Lieutenant Douval manders is Col. Relnhard of the Rein-har- d The telephone company's wires be60.000 InAs not directly and Cheyenne, Although President Wilson had ex- where the empire division. When defeat broke the tween . Fort Collin "There is one very broad Issue In all rescued her when the Americans took volved. This anrmnneement is made this food Mr. the town of Novre. his only his Wyo.; was down early lost night but pected to devote himself tfb the League hs German Wbolo finance," problemarmy.f brought of tien wapatt later restored. correspondent of Nations and the details of the Ger- today by Hoover continued. being a wrench. Soon after her re regiment through intact, through his man peace, the situation enveloping The Morning Post. "Europe cannot go on spending its lease Lieutenant Douval. who has two energetic personality, and he began the The correspondmemorandum, on DENVER,' Colo., March 2jtA sesuch acuteness that pracItaly took liquid reserves and securing credits French decorations and one Belgian, Immediately to develop the Relnhard states, is supported by the Amerivere sleet storm accompanied for the purpose of food. There is not pressed his suit and tically ail of the week has been given ent nucleus thus by undivision, marwere forming ,the not was can submitted they delegation. It oter to consideration of this subject. enough credit reserve in the world ried in Noyne, which the whole mass of volun- usually high winds that has swept about . Australian the with consultation after Colorado and Wyorping for with which to supply Europe unless Confers With Orlando. teer divisions ts now gathered, and on northern delegates, but Premier Hughes point it can get back at once to the producwhich the whole power of the govern- the last 24 hours has virtually The president held three protracted out that Ups does not imply that Austion of commodities. transcontinental communica" ment rests. His name is heard in Gerconferences with Premier Orlando In tralia disagrees. "The slogan of Europe pbghl to be, telephone and 48 hours, the two leaders being alone, many a hundred times where that of tion. Get to work. back wires went down e&rtv toere some There telegraph and while there Is lacking any definite Hindenbuig is heard once. I went to day and efforts or five four hundred million in at restoration have people ininterview him this morning on the negotiated in London in 1915, some of conclusions, the impression exists that RUTH GARRISON can Just Europe who, year proven fruitless. so far the talks have not been producterior situation. " which at least are held to be at vari- barely military to Tlie manage storm spent It fury early produce enoughln ance with the "14 points. The coun"We have won this time against the THE IN HOUSE ts e of satisfaction. food, or commodities which they can between Rawlins and Cheynns,i cil is also embarrassed bv the probahe aaid, "but all we have Italy Is resentful of the attitude takHpartacans. to for no with food, live, exchange Wyo. amen in certain quarters that in such GOOD SHEPHERD ble effect of any decision it may great gam in their reserves or in their been able to do has been Jo put down tinned The sleet and high wind 'con- the day with but a make in the Flume case upon Greek an insurrection. Wo have not cured fall of during pliation other countries are approved, . , snow. Tonight Cheyenne light was while hers, she declares, are branded and French claims to the Smyrna wealth, evil out of vrhiclrthe insurrection in the March Garri22. Ruth SEATTLE. Production Clock Stopped. a imperialistic and coast Polish claims lo Lemberg and That can occur only when the Its the grip of storm while it widened . grew. with her son. rival, murdering charged range extending south to Fort claims to Danzig. To a great extent the whole proItaly's relatione with the Jugo-8laGerman people can work and eat, and Mrs. Grace Stores, today waa being held Polish Colo. Tbe whole question will go before duction clock is stopped are still strained almost to the break- tn We are their ability to do- those things de- Collins, of the Good Shepherd, in- President the house same conditions exist in New The on Wilnon are a ing point, and matters Beatrice for artificial basis wholly consideration aggravated working food and raw (By In Baskerville.) Sheriff upon of stead the pends materials, county jail. bv food and fuel conditions. H4r dele- John and solution. Its removal as the seri- the artificial basis of obtaining food and southern Colorado. South-o- f which must come from outside of Ger- Mexico Stringer having ordered her ous danger mark Las Vegas a sleet storm paralyzed in the conference on credit and taking tbe liquid re- (New York ' gates say that she is being treated transfer ' he said, many. , because, yesterday sources of the different countries of with inconaideration, and this feeling tn with those proceedings is hoped w for. "Wa It harder this time, I asked, all communication, the wires going Staff Correspondent.) Is not calculated to make tbs general "she should not be put It is hoped he yi present some Europe in exchange for Itwithout a two months go, when the 8par-taca- down early today. In that storm cenold hags at the county jail." "than 3919. Pub. Press situation any smoother. By Coj ter the sleet plan by Sunday. One possible solu- corresponding exchange of commodi- (Copypight, turned Into snow and -Sheriff Stringers action brought tion attempted the January coup? later reports has enof was ties. That the Wilson now cannot President conlast. Bimpiy problem here state that the enow under Although -- What Mart-office of from the 22. he ROME, harder. Prosecuting protests "Infinitely The passed replied. sideration is does "If Is not to that down in drifted grossed by Italian matters, he never Atty. Fred C. Brown. Europe banks get of from two to four obmilitary experts "I shall have lately been fighting feet in . tbcieiw took time enough personally to a very short time, we are between the pope and President Wil- Spartacan depth. office com the supreme war council, who have work In this tbe Although trains arriv- with ail us because power are ject desfierata. they really conto a authorise a specific denial that be have themselves of German going discharged repetition of this son when he was received at the They ho been, great growth of Bol- Ing in Denver from the west were on maods to Mies Garrison being treated war food of should situstion once at issues, a the templates eliminating consider present League year hence, any different than .that the Italian claims in thesq two months, and it Schedule for the main part today. re-Nations from the German peace', the In a manner other under instructions and the world will then bo much less "Vatican, has been the subject of shevism wer that th Denver & woman prisoners,' any has become a serious menace. ?rt Jonlht wa to much to Xhc able shock in a Hendrik stand riculatlon. solution It to can statement being confirmatory of an- accorded present time than Christian secure ProseMr.. Brown declared. Deputy . conviction-is-that- -tf thc sitnatirrn nriina. Grad action upon them simultaneously nowi nouncements of his intentions made cutor hxve s - Jdeekdbynow peace is who the and SantaD. farnoos American J. 'Andersen; Cramody. handling with In these being without food or work lasts much west were late. FeTfaL-- s from the disposition of tber German early as possible and then all our dispatches yesterday. the Garrison case, declared "She is a peace the y me Inkl the of entire the can on 'sculptor, longer working countries back to bis ot go population treaty. iqptead P activity lessening jrork." not a martyr, and there is Mr. Hoover prefaced our conver(his point It is bis purpose to push murderer, President Wilson made on of Germany will be driven Info Bolin trying to make her one." shevism. matter to a conclusion, as he says he noD.sense sation by emphasizing the fact that the MAY M. Storrs, husband of the woman 'described U.S. HOLD . pope, as 1 by His HoliThat is whv I say that this time must do under the resolution of the Allies had the plain, human duty Miss Garrison confessed she poisoned E we could clean up Berlin and win. but to see that the peoples who had beet) ness session of Jan. 25. UP will be taken LAND luncheon Tuesday at DEAL liberated from the German grip were Between his conferences with Pre"I was surpri-e- d by President Wi- Of the next time I am by no means to JVuh., to face fed. inn i.. UrJandO, President Wilson has from here of Okanogan, Miss sure." WITH JAPANESE, Garrison, abducting in hm League ofj Col. Rcmhard said he Interest lson's, keen was been studying the 'military and naval a charge not only a matter of the It detests Bol- H. E. Stark of Okanogan counTO FLY OVER TI11B Nations Auder-to said Mr. Uie human conditions to be imposed upon Ger- SHertff Is pope highest shcvlsm. senllmeirtrjif1 j buj.,he. Miss visited saving Garrison declared. ty iDhTfwUMHteLF3vrAs-vlife but an obligation that Would have ten. March ?2.A many, and he has acquainted himself Storrs ""d h He simpTo and "frank at Okanogan, it was charged. - 4rc ty"' with the circumstances attending the Se,Val5t priority, hs declared. fr,m oar'jmoet-him .that IJJked ,1)0 f mediately. Callfornl food conferences with the Germans at giving information During the period of (he.armistice consideration. He la a snldiar'slH SIERRA NEVI0J1 I when that MTS. firit hoard talk about say in PrPosal by 8pa and Brussels, from which latter CANADIAN PENNY Japanese Interests go difficulty frankness Europe has been to Here in Germany one iof t tract ot land iaLovrr acquire a large organize finances, said Mr. Hoover. the League of Nations I did not feel often feels that smiles RrVfiUse piace the American trntJ Tifiiieh1 dele- luinl California, owned by Americans, the ' The critical months will be April! enthusiastic, - but President Wilson j hard did not smile on me. CAUSES CONTROVERSY gatis returned Saturday. state department has called the atMs and. June, if we can get over The Impressions which brought tention of the owning corporation, baf k With them, and as they put the matter' so clearly that'my Cair March 22. these months we will have saved the several gave, "WIN'S! PEG, Man.. March 22. The the California Mexican Land company of because the peoples will doubts began to melt, and before our ! BURLESON REMOVES them to me, were that Germany would i the Armr aviators in three DeHaviland stiuation penny of Canada, for year DoLos Angeles, to the attitude ot the have to more left begun Mather Interview get field food ngii a peace treaty without haggling, ' big closed I airplanes. from flying in the Agreed with him on early the States . government "toward in the hope that she would be per- subject of mild controversy ' ground." CLARENCE H.MACKAY Lnited minion. is at last to be replaced by a today In an attempt to By over the Jhe main lines of his p;an. The presstieh sales of property which mitted a chance to make good ber coin resembl-mthe Amer Sierra Nevada mountains to Reno, somewhat be used for military or naval might ident struck me as being far more Inpur" amage; and then be left to develop LOOP-THE-LOOcent in, size and fineness. March WASHINGTON, poses. P Nev. for hfcr own account. In that con- lean ' in terested the of Nations League The government announced, howH. Mackay, president of th fection I can make a definite an- ever. The across the conSierras would never than in filing the frontier of the Foetal Teleggaph A Cable company, flight that the big cent ir&, AUTOMOBILE' nouncement, which Is of especial Im- tinue in circulation, which Is some- babeen accomplished. newly created states He couM talk was removed today by Postmaster GREAT LONG . portance to the American business what of a compromise as enemies of The flight was being made. by five OVER EMBANKMENT of nothing else and converted me to General Burleson, . world, that the economic commission the wanted it melted out Commissioned officers and - one serpenny giant DISTANCE FLIGHT J kill almost certainly favor a complete of existence. One of their chief ar- geant of the first class. Catit. T. 8. his Ideas." abandonment of all blockade restrictwas that a person carrying Voss, president adjutant, said the Mr. Andersen conceived the idea STURBNVTLLE, O.. . MarrJ) 22. OVER NORTH SEA ions immediately upon peace being guments 19 Canadian pennies- soon became army flyers were prepared to go to an Probation Officer Dunlavey F. Voor- - more than 20 year - Hsned. age of an InT hl,fher . , son and mountna.teet Frank, 2g, ternational city as the nucleus of a to,bee,thisaged 60,have ahis LONDON, March 22. Banks favored the large coin be- cross the city, pretty good idea League of Nations The first account is now(Reuters They planned to take thn shortest what the cause it stacked easily. and world peace, are sensations officially of a cl RUSSIAN PEASANTS air routs over the Sierras after circling! performer In looplng-the-loo- p published of a remarkable long disor a??. flow he has every detail of tbe citys over tance North flight the sea. doei which who ' "V.8YT?m7 marted aviator stunts the Irfans perfected, even to the BURY WHEAT TO was performed bv, a British non-rigLOOKOUT FOR oti the flight: While riding in a cloned ip antofnobile and lighting. President Wilson,heating fUoyin Col. US-1- 1 'V the i airship, afton, filing which the elder man was learning to House and Premier Lloyd George during the" past RED RUPERT officer. First Y?nT James . SAVE FROM REDS DUBLIN. March 22. (By th S. Krul I, da Tp vnyape lobic the tor. m the car plunged ever a have expressed great interest In JUr. In charge of flying; Ton 8. Cur-- 1 operate, of a circuit, embracing th coast of foot embankment, to the tracks of Andersen's international c.ty, which seriated Press.) Father O Flanagan Denmark. Schleswig-HolsteiLOS ANGELES.-- March 22. Police tw, assistant officer in charge of fiving; . the Panhandl railroad. OMhK, Siberia, March 22. When Helgoin Bel- of.P.oscominon, vice he he should erected proposes er ef . the president land. North Germany and Holland. City of Ufa was captured by the officer here were Instructed yesterday Francis Ruggtes engineer officer; the auto turned-ovfive gium. The pope was anxious to see Rinn Fein Although Second been Lieut has Charies was The known W. as man a for society, to notified characterized by Schwartz, time in it descent, had It keep a lookout trip recently the peasants in Mr. Andersen, to whom he presented that the British lie unfavorable weather and foreign office has deflving Instructor, and Sergt of First off by protruding rocks intoptheripped outlying districts Immediately "Red" Rupert, an escaped prisoner Claes cliff a gold medal after two and a half clined to issue passports Leon Conway, aviation piechant- -j and landed bottom side for to him "fried or hid their entire stocks of from the Oregon state penitentiary. it therefore rank as the most notable hours'1 talk. Th pope then eald: up, both to the United States, it was flight ever undertaken. Wt fearing that the Bolshevik Word was received here that the The total eupants trawled from beneath the -- "This plan of yours interests me proceed the of O believe purpose Father left the to field reason near had to here at 9:15 wreckage suffering commissaries.. would seize alt' the prison officials They Flanagan length of th round trip was I.2S3 air more because of my meeting with go to-- the United States on only m- tram and send It off to Moscow, J to California.1 come behalf of mile th and time taken waa about scratches Rupert Jiad v President Wilson." jf g the.Blnn Feiners. forty and a half hours. in I ay jfS5 ! ft 4 Kr 4i I u- |