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Show . . , ' domo ,.- - . . , - . , , - ., , , I , DESE'RET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY. , . f , .... ---. ' ...,.... dol To Effiit 1.1.11.9111: I I , 11111.,idTEELliunREN t , The Old Gardener Says: -1 4 , , , a .,'IlltAfIRINOTON, Aug. oldidarence here today with the seen-thcommittee of the American Fed: median of Labor. representatives of thei committee of the Steel and Iron Workers' union. made publics a letter to IL Gary, chairman of the board ' of directors of tbe United States Steel eerporation, announcing that the de ems for a strike of union steel workers ' 'meld be enforced unless the corpora' tie granted an interview to the coat- .1mitt. within the time limit eat.- - , The letter was dated at New 'York yesterday, but was withheld until the could teal workers representatives confer with Samuel Gompera, presidist. And other oflickels of MS teeters.- er ee , i , V, ! , .4 : ' 1 " tken. ' 4t "We have rmmilved your answer to ear request for & conference On behalf of the employees corporation." said the letter to Judge Oozy. "and we first understand the paragraph of your .newer to be an absolute refusal on of the part your corporation tocon. cede to your employees- the right of collective bargaining. a the authority' our "Y" committee to represent the majority 416.1111On - This is'it irood month to start the calla Illioo,tinto growth in order to have & good supply of blooms in tbs spring. Thep bulbs which have been resting through the summer should be reported in good. rich loam. but it is not desirable es a rule to tacreeoe the wise of the pots. If the pot to too largo the plants will not flower well. .Tho calla my seems to be winning back much of its old time popularity. Seldom have so many of these It lios been sees as last spring perhaps be. imcause Easter lilies grown from variety ported bulbs were cares. A and an called Elliott tan& is yellow interosting novelty. '- ;i - - i . I i ' 0 6; have taken sixty per fent of the reHungarian locomotives rent of the paspair, ninety five per senger equipment of the railways and , 1,000 freight care. a 't',, SA ,,,, i ,, : , , fro..:Ir , PARIS. Aug. Archrich. HM1(2,1'1101 premier under duke Joesples realms, has formed bea in which new cabinet for HUllgary assumes the told the memborehip, be AC.. ptAlle interior. from post otmiststsrTIMMS diSPIACh cording to a ' Budapest today. 1.,...;Z17. 4 NI( ,it t '.. ,, lc ,'.!'14- - ,..., :: ' '..;ae. . is ,t ..d . ,:, :) ,t t, 4 - - 1,,,,i,,, ...,., . 3, fl,.,!:!,;;ZWt:. 1 f , ,!. V,:)1.A',;,,1 'r , :4;,--. 'N't.).' frv;.... ;;..' 7 ,W '''''' sit, ','I tr,,,,.,..., ; ..,. , ',tit, ,.. . 4:er;, ,,,,,....-- ,s.; ,4 ,..s., Ilt .i,A4 ,1' 2,44 '4, ; IS' '....( '. ....sl r - f7,;,, ti'e4 ','Ildr.,.',W4., 1 9 , ,.; ' , part. I t: - - 1 ID you ever stop to consider how hard the high et..br 40t tiv, trig hits a big circus like the Carl Hagenbecit-Wallac- e shows combined? This big circus has 350 performers, 500 head of hoines, and between 700 and 300 laborers. The daily Operating eipenses of the circus is between $4,600 and $5.000. Here is the daily hill Of fare: What Employee. Get. Four hundred pjunds of beef. Two hundred pounds of mutton. One hundred pounds of pork. Two hundred dozen of eggs. Six hundred loaves of bread. One keg of syrup. Three barrels of apples. Five crates of oranges. Two hundred pounds of beans. Milk, cream butters vegetables. coffee. tea, eta. On Sunday and Wednesday .4100 Chickens are used for dinner. Vi'hat Animals Get. Eight tons of hay. One hundred bushels of oats. Sixty bushels of corn. c;? Fifty sacks of bran. One ton of clover. ' Two tons of straw. Ten bushels of cracked oats. Three bushels of beets, potatoes. carrots and turnips. non-unio- I - ;- 37.-81- 1es1an -- ' t I 1 , PLVIIIDER. great country newspaper of this CALIFOHNIg RAIL News. section is the The ly continue their wholesale $2.00 per year. Issued Mondays and of private and government Thursdays. property In Hungary according to adno H&C revice" reaching Paris. ports from Budapest say that they .sure SITUATION BETTER Forty bend of lettuce. buehele of cabbage: Eight Two whole beeves for lion s. tigers, --------------- N., Y. STOCKJIST. : Stock& i I i.. iS '' 1..'i , , high-grad- at 4 1 ' t i t , i I4 ,' - 1,1 ; . , ;,. ; 'T. le" , - - ' ' 1 ' di Nipitaing Stewart SUCCOMIS I , Tonapab Ext. Un Verde Ext.: 21 411 ' 4 Torrington 0840, 11110011g1 A CO., 2211-2- South 1 WMPS --- HELP WANTED MALE 516-- and Murray AT ' - PHONE ONCE. or Hyl 1461W. 2 HELP WANTED 'HALE DELIVERY BOY WITH WANTED, Apply Miller Floral Co., bicycle. 10 East Broadway. - A FURNISHED ROOMS SLEEPING MODERN STRICTLY room in private family. walking distance from University, East Side High Phone My., and five other schools. 4 329. S COTTON 4COTA1IONIL ,4 WAIWTED NEW TORE. Aug. 28.Cotton futures closed Quiet; October, 81.60; December, I WANTED TO RENT TURNISRED east side. Refer- 11.106; January. 81.92; March, 31.97i May, house or apartment I emcee. SALEN HUDSO Montana Power National Lead Nevada Con Pierce 011 Ray Cons. 271 11 111 3 II 621 121 . . ......... Shattuck. Arts. Sinclair Oil Sloss Sherrie Id ... Southern Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacifio U. S. Smelting U. S. Smelting pfd. U. S. Steel U. S. Steel ptd. Utah Copper Western Union .. iii isi 10 101 15 226 141 67 S 93 125 46 231 L A LOW Stoks. Lone Star. Merger Spearhead SLIVIDP riCIE ; Vernal Yellow Tiger. Sandstorm kowanas Great Bend Grandma Dexter Union Manhattan Com. Morning Glory ..... Mustang White Cap. . Cracker Jack Memican PI Cash Boy. Gipsy Quail Jim Butler .... ..... ...... .... Midway Monarch P. Ex. ' Ss 471 102 Today or Tomorr 11411111 it i r I Zr II t' , I 14 10 17 E . I ss. i 11 1 I 1 . z - 4 a 2 z.. I I 3 i 5 I , I 4 IS Fi S 12 1S 1$ I. I la oi IS a I II . ... North Star ROISCUO Milli ..... Umatilla West End Mayflower Nevada Hills , 10 I I 14 In 4 I . 5 -- t - 1 IS ; 1011 , 1 j - , I Hoskisson's United Grocery Co. Palace Market - Central Market Sanitary Market New StandardMarket Fox's Market Co ok Tea Coffee Co. National Tea Importing Co. ', : I: $4 8(1) 111 made most enjoyable. If you leave all your naarketing until urday, clerks and other employees are be so tired that a good deal of the edl taken from their pleasure. But if you will do at least the greate your marketing today and tomorrow y hundreds of workers enjoy Sunday am to the fullest extent. leave the purchase of perishables unl day ',if necessary But do the rest of ) ing by Friday evening and rest assu will be most deeply appre( . 3 111' MondayLabor Daythe undersign( with many others, are going to close possible a two-da- y holiday for employl this little vacation' your I $ 30 - .,, Help Us Make Monday a Holiday for Our Employe T 40 10 Round Ihieutitain Outman Nellie Rochester Mines Nevada Packard Red ,Thils Flor. Rochester Merger Tonopah Divtde.'. Nensel Crown Point Qold Zone Asked . Montana Mispah Ex. McNamara I Do Your Market t 11 911 3 ..... Ophir Sierra Nevadt 10111 Belmont In-th- Music Company e ..,.. 231 141 57 t gt isil Bid. PRICE FOR A QUICK SALE J. J. DAYNES, Daynes-Beeb- FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS. Atlanta 0000000 Booth Blue Bull. C. O. D. ; Oombination Fr. Daisy B. Dia. B. Florence Goldfield 'Con. Jumbo Ex. cityeven pas- class. Money. 5501 Total sales statics,. 751.100. Total sales bonds, 10.113,000. SAN attractive cars in the senger, ivory enameled ,seat covers, spotlight, two bumpers, six cord tires with covers, trunk rack, everything first 231424 1111 , 78 iil .. :I 7 Cash or Terms One of the most 42 411 411 60 19 6 371, 311 311 111 1114'179 171 -8786. 1400 Bargain Prico iii iii Isi 2371'232 236 11 i 2711 Phone Was i - . --,--- - -- - 1' , ")1,, MN tINDERTALKE14 CO.. lb ISKINGLERS SIVOTATIOSS m - WANTED TO BUY. A HOI7SE AND SMALL PIECE OP land In Holliday. on or .nsar ear lint Address K. E.. Saridy. R. D. 4. Box 71. 4 211 EnnntoTom (MONNE!, 101 .t. s FUNERAL DIRECTOR& OPEN DAY AND NIGET. PHONE HT. 1SL and sbalmre. reinDle Street. 41 2 L CEAUa-WWU- CARL 4 10 - mom 81-2- 4 41 DESIGN'S A SPIPICIALTI Wadi I71. Co al Main 1 S. W. TICIt JO& WM TAYLOR. undertaker and pie, St. plait's leading and embalmer. Services quality goods at tour owa teitiag. the heat. Price Was. 1 1 . Ill& FUNERAL DI ktkAVORto. 4E11 . SAVE -- : .. orders, WA...vaiTCH LAWN CEMETERY. FMA. to A di re. 64 Main IL Wads- - 1144. $2 1 ..... so a - - 4 37 11 1 . Ohio Copper Ray Hero. . liana ?iota 831 II 1' il Magna Cop. Mason Val. FLOICAL ..8:14 4i1 ... Expreamt i. I 1:3 72 41 ,21! t FLORA& FLORAL DM.. TelWaL 141L , KING FLORAL slue. t14 Ind So. ;I 2 1 ... ... ... ... . ... . .... Jr Kerr Lake ,--- IIiii Jeront Rowe Bound I. Blossom . Verde 1.1iii ..... Miami Midvale Steel M. K. & T Missouri Pacitto atter-effect- ' 231.---- ' r 21aj ,I 147 ' Y. Heels 111 t154 62 23 231 23 44 431 421 431 431 4$ 221 Ill 211 Greene Conanea." Inspiration Kennecott Keystone Mexican Petr?leum COMPAN cravi - 4 ' 6:il -- Reg.' Caledonia, Canada. Cop. Cons. Arta ' Cons. Coo. Gross Mons. ill i D I.h ,' Cot 671117 12 Chile Cop. Chino . Colo. P. 41; Cuba Cane Cubs Can pfd D. & R. G. D. & R. G. pfd General Motors Do NOT LEAVE IT TO CHANCE 1 Butte-- N. $S SG Butte & Sup. Canadian Pacific Cerro de Pasco The Weather UNION DENTALCOMPANY ,. .Irv- Midwest Oil Midwest Ptd. ' City Service Corn. Ledge Pig United Eastern ...... p. , M. W. IL. IC. H .. ---- n -- oocemicon. South Main. Mona 11 ' moms FLORIPT11 Lake's leading florist. new eters. IPe sera' designi cur apacialty. Decora IT Waa Asked. .. . FLA ) RIM AbfKRICAN CLOSE. Bid. I I IMM 941 assigns for every on out-ot-to911 charlyes paid Was. $IT?. 991 American Thaatre. 111311 LAILBOURN11.- znNzErr 9511 , trim& SI 9111 9911 o. on 11311 911 , I Olenrock, Metro Pete Merritt Oil ..... ...... I L Bondi. It: I 41111111 Alum Cotton Oil 11 Amn. Hide kteather Anin. Hide & Leather pid 121 ,1171 119 Amn. Smelter 7411 761 17061 Amn. Smelter VII Amn. Sugar Amn. Tel. & 1301il12i. 1011 Amu. Tobacco 218 Amn. Zinc 23 Amn. Zino. pfd 69 s set sSf Anaconda . Beth. Steel "B".. 811 831 14 high-salari- well-chivel- '1 I Allis Chalmers Aran. Beet Sugar Amn. Can Co Amn. Car & Ydy. : , 04' 115 91 991 01110Ml. The Harold R. Smoot Co., corrspondents of E. F. Hutto & C., 21 east South Temple street. furnIsh the following 'quotations: railway-employe- i , Phone Was. Ott MU N UMLNI1-L- , , :. 98 951 108 181 991 - 21.--H- opes ; - .. MALT LAKE MARBLE AND MONT. asontAl WorksC. O. John Ace. Prop.. 1141 NEW TORE.. Aug. 26.Coppor Iron unchanged. LeadEasier; spot. 5.650640; September. 6.700 COO. EL PASO, Tex., Aug. East St. Louis delivtrains on the Southern Pacific and El SpelterDull; September. srpot offered at 7.65; Paso & Southwestern railroads were ery 7.60. 17e tid; being run to Tucson, Arts., today. 197 At LondonSpot copper, Stub trains were running between wpelter. L37 16s, others unchanged. anwas Tucson and 'Yuma. Aris.,, it MI.M.,......, nounced at the office of the Southern COFFEE. Pacific here. NEW TORE, Aug. 28.CoffeeNo.'7 Rio, 20; future. weak; September, 12.75: Deeermber, 10.20. Three bunches of bananas. These tigures were compiled to acquaint the public with the enormous quantity of food the people and animals consume daily. Soldier Johnson, the elephant trainer with the Carl Hagenbeck-Wallac- e circus. stated recently that he kept tab on the hay "Nellie," the performing elephant ate in one day-- 600 pounds. You know what hay is worth a ton. If you don't. Just try to feed one elephant alone and you will soon realize the truth of this statement There are 14 elephants in the Carl Hagenbeck-Wallac- e tribe. Figuratively speaking. it costs $20 daily to feed each elephant. as they ars allowed 300 pounds of hay. 15 to 20 gallons of milk. 60 pounds of cabbage. 100 pounds of bran and other food necessary for their subsistence. Each individual with the vireos it costs the management $t a head to perteed daily. The formers, who perform astounding e diet of teats, are fed on a eggs, fish, vegetables. fruits and nuts, diet is necessary for as this their energy producing bodies. The will appear here Hagenbeck-Wallac- e In two performances on Saturday. Sept.- 6. with a street parade in the morning. that place was being maintained by the consolidation of trains. The trainmen were to mbet today to discuss orders from their international officers that they return to work. (Continued from page one.) WA SITTNOTOM Aug. 211.-- -Im provein the strike situation on the Pament S. railroad adminlitration announced cific coast was Elle teeth E. ittoneIn this city. Mrs, reported today to the root ir railroad administration. Trains have Elisabeth E. Stone, $I years old. wife hers today: of M. A. Stone of the Orphsum orchesbegun moving out of Oakland. but so . died Wednesday. 8h was si na- Warned far traffic at Los Angeles still is tied 'Mos tr Government. Temperature at weatheronbursae by of Canada but had resided in Salt roof of of.. tive end kiosk. Instruments up. refor four The Lake In years. 143 kiosk flue feet higher than those family It is understood that the four . sided at 201 west Second North street Roof of brotherhoods chiefs have set a time BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Boston Bldg. Kiosk. Besides her husband, she is survived by limit a sister. Miss Sadie Livingstone, and for early and radical improvement in work for the return of the strikers to 14 Mailmum yesterday 31 and the railroad administration 11 a brother, O. A. Livingetons, both of the strike situation which virtually Minimum yesterday ..111, 13 11 in Is waittag on the unions before taking hi illiMUM today this city. rail has transportation paralysed 4 11 to operate the lines. mt.. today Funeral services will be held at the southern and central California were steps 7 a.m., today el Officials declined to state specificalEbel, W. Hall chapel at 10:SO iLtn. Fri. expressed today. 1 a.m. today 13 ..... .13 All the strikers had before them ly what plans had been made to run 1 a.m. today 46 day. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Nev. Elmer I. Goshen will orders from their international off!. trains in the event the strikers, re71 71 cemetery. II cm. today .,.......111.,' 71 conduct the services. eters to return to work. as well as a mained out. II cm. today Officials of the unions conferred to$O 11 noon today $t from Walker D. Hines. distatement a local hospital. rector general of railroads, that this day with Samuel Gamper. president, Harvey Adawko-.-I- n Data at MIS pm. Moos Man Moe). Harvey Adams, 40 years old, died to. order was "final." and that the gov- and other members of the executive 14 thermometer Pry day. H. is survived by his mother, 11 Wet thermometer steps," to oper- committee of the American Federawho resides in Pyre. The body will rnment was "taking & ate the roads if the ittrileers did not re- tion of Labor. Their letter said If Loofa Fereeset., be sent to O'Donnell Provo the by there was to be a strike every class of ' Pair tonight and Undertaking' establishment for funeral turn to their po.tL es should be willing , At Ok14n4arid Sacramento. where to 13 per ient. Relative humidity Friday. services and Interment, join In the movement ri f tard employees had brief the "If federated shop trades strike e, the men had returnparaly d N.. d to work and conditions were , re- now," the letter said, "they carry the M full of securing the same genassuming something of a normal eral burden Increase for the 7$ per cent of expect the railroad employees who have not Embargoes againet passenger fret-fi- e yet decided what action they propose from eastern points to California to The woman who desires the charm of beauty cannot leave it to We do not believe that we take.. in effect early today, how. continued chance. They also have to do their part. They may have a wonderever. and from eeveral points came should allovAourselvee to be placed in ful complexion. beautiful yea or features. but If their word of the organization of automobile that position. In our opinion the next teeth are in bad condition it will ruin the whole effect. For the womninety days will bring the entire situstage lines to carry to Los Angeles ation an who finds the secret of youth has found the aefret of beauty. No if a strike is to persons whose businet, demanded take to a bead and ono eon have youth with bad teeth: for bad teeth eluine the health. A place every class of railroad emtheir presence there. , be should ployees little care of the teeth will eliminate all that. willing to join in the Antobits Carry Mall. .4 Any one of the ebt movement. share their full measure of export dentists of the UNION DENTAL CO. will be glad to give you a free examination and estimate as to the Resumption of work at Oakland, responsibility and not leave the lame railroad administration ollicials de. to be decided by the 22 per cent of 1 acost of what dentiatry you may be in need of. Oftict open seven days dared. would permit them to restore the railroad employees represented by week. . the usual tranecontinental trainservi- the federated trades. , ce in and out of San Franeisco and to "It is our honest judgment that 3 , COMPLETE XRAT LABORATORY move trains southward. Whether the fatal mistake would he made by our - strikes at BakerstleM and Fresno members to assume the responsibility would prevent trains from proceeding of tying up the railroads at this time 1 Into southern California was undeter- when the president is evidently doing ONE PRICE '' all possible to reduce the high cost of , mined early in the day. 0 TO ALL At San Francisco the postmaster living. It Is but fair to amume that . t appealed to automobilieta going to the president will have the loyal supCrowns points not reached by trains because port of a majority of the American Cold( $5.00 of the strike to carry consignment public in ,his effort to procure this . Bridge Work p. $5.00 of 'mail with them. At many desert much needed relief. We would, no I ,. Cold Inlays.. $2 to $5 points in southern, California and doubt, be charged with obstructing ,. western Arizona. which depend on the his efforts. s . Porcelain "It be to should railroads understood. haul of in however, their upplies . to effect water, the situation was growing seri- that If the government fails $2 to $2.56 Fillings , , , e substantial-reductioous. roes of At many other points traeoline a , Silver Fillings.. $1.06 a supplies were growing short. .Sale of living within reasonable time we reto serve the the eteentlal uses strike vote put right gasoline for any but was prohibited and from Needleitcame into effect" ' Very Best Set of word that steps had been taken to Teeth (Trubyte et coneerve available food eupplies. , woR Situation Out of Hand. $10.01 Teeth) Sharp anxiety was felt by those interested in tot green fruit industry i 11341 lag145 as a result. of the tie-uFresno bankSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Vt.Train ers declared many such persona would Service in southern California continif facilities be ruined transportation ued lobe tied up today and in central .TEE1111 POSITrmay ErritMY'rED VVITIFIOUT PMN , remained unavailable to them. trains moved. at some California of Seferal hundred the passengers the aid of men who had resterilised by All inetrunents ars places immetilately after uelng. and you two mar000ed at Barstow days ago by turned to 'Work and at others- by thy s. will have no unpleasant Only the best materials used stoppage of ran traneportation were aid of officials of the road& in our work. The best ventilated and cooleat dental offices in the city. on their way to Los AngelesIoclay in Instructions received in Los:AnElectric fads in every room. Fix lady attendants. automobiles sent from that city, yes- relea from the heads of the four, rail' terday. brotherhoods to return to work road ' Trains here were being made up by by Saturday were met 'by the men . ellicials and office help, it was an- ))oldina meetings at which no deci, Dr. J. J. Dull In Charge Phone Wes 1126 212 Main Street nounced. Trains were eonting in froth sions were reached. M. E. hlontgom, -- , StIn Jose, where strike congitionswere ,.,anu,miatimmEmosatfailitillittlIMEAMEA ery. national vice president of the Said to Drçvail but ihe.schedule from Drotherhoott of Locomotive ,Ertil. , ' ' MInit , ' 9711 9911 Traffic Moving etc. non-me- , 821 IS 971 100 - trim NEW YORK , NE-ri- Washington Optimistic. I CALLED BY DEATH I I Westbound trains Nos. I and 9 of Tueeday and Wednesday are still being held here., Westbound No. 3 was annulled today as were ,all eastbound trains. Two stub trains will be run east from here, one in the morning and one this evening. ,',.......,....": AnflO Fr. Ss. Oet..1920 U. K. 168. Feb.. 1916 U. K. Ski. Nov., 1921 A. F. Roe, 9e,Aug..1919 Rep. rreitre le. 1931 Paris 68, (mt. 1921 Marseille le. Nov4919 Dom. la. Apr.. 1921 Dom. be. Apr.. 1131 Dom. Ss, Apr.. 1926 Arc 68. May. 1920..., Dorn.Ait, 1937 Boston-Wy- ALBUQUERQUE; N M.Auk U Santa Is trains No. I of Tuesday and Wednesday left here at 4:20 this morning for Los Angeles. the first through trains to be moved west for two glays since the strike tieup on the Pacific coast. The trains were moved at the regnant of A. F. Whitney. vice preeldent of the International Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. aelegated to try to settle the strike, who has been held up here 24 hOurs on his way to Lee Angeles. Mr. Whitney said he was conftdent be could bring the, strike to an end If be could reach Los Angeles and upon his promise to get the two trains through they, were allowed to de- w,00 I PARTS, Tuesday, Aug. 21,,,,Tha , -- t6 - - O. S. L. Se Cosden . Elk Basin ,. $. 'i..1::,,M : )4 ,,,,, , , Penn. Con. Sle Poona. Con. Sill Barnett Westbound Trains Leave. , ,;t:;:,1, .0, ,;,-.50...,,', ,,t't. ,' .,.. ... , 0$4.:,-- NoviIP.am. '?0,r0...Y . "N, frt.?' strike-breaker- :t 0 1.41,., ... si0 4 t .::,.;i': 7. .;t4 t '''' x,..4, ...6 ,,er's:4'..1r.,'..'7 to 0 ' ;7:T....H. '1 SII , er, ' ',. ) ' ,, 7,Otiz;54,, 7 ,W A t' -- ....,, ;,..ret.; t i r:..4 :. ,. (b Fried- 3 , Nc."..- :i: 1 FORMS NEW CABINIET. 1 manians PHOENIX. Aria.. Aug. 111.1340 cause of the demand for passenger city and transportation between this tie-up Los Angeles following the of looal a the railroads. automobile stage line has made arrangements to operate a line from bore to the coast city. beginning Thuradaydmorning.. A tariff of $40 per passedger will be charged for the one-wa- y trip, and it Is stated that the full capacity of the automobilea has been reserved for Thursday and Friday. The running time between Phoenix and Los Angeles will be en a strict two-da- y schedule. .4,Z, Vt.f 000EateltMMP,m Semi-Week- s1 , - -- vocl, 4! 10,,,,,,. - STILL , I 1 ' , RUMANS - , -- emmonendim , 1 , , , , , P'Ntr11.11 NOTICE. isers, said that thssituation has got- - ISMIS YORK ISND QUOTATIONS.fol. J.0A. Monte & Co. furnish the Petersen.; tollbaro:d hrniryth, tro Itionitinqmery.1 lowing quotations received over their wrouneravaal sorLicosectroctourtDavid a high with , with local leadarg" said private wires today. contact when be came in I could &INV Me an tatel-- 1 'sends. electrie wire near Magna, will tension I Asked. Bid. idseewet lie." whet the men plan tot , ligent be held in the do, but I am unable to gay what the,' Ala. Goal. 4s 781 chapel at 1 p.m. comuasitett;111:A. in the 771 be oltr will will .he B. è D. Gold So willdo or whether there ' ' 14te - MIMI change in the local situation as a ayi RetlubStool Rot. le 74 ammmita Cent. Pee. snit of word from tho oast." ' ann1WWINC ',.n 799 781 Gon. Sla The Southern Pacific at Los Angeles St. APaul $S $I N. Uni. Se .4,.. called on It I strikers for duty in the L. 18 Now 'fork fly. le S usual manner from. midnight to 77 111 ,9 Nor. Pao. P. L. 48 no man o'clock today and reported it Reeding Gen. Se f1:1 g wee announced. Un. Pao. let Se 84k IL M. TAYLOR a 03, 1001 100 U. S. Stool le DIRECTONIV" WITICERAL 761 711 . . U. P. let Ref. 4i 102 10011 S. P. C. V. le ' 151 Sal P.. 1Mo. Auto Bus Line Busy. 14 M. P. C. V.' Se , ""t2 - '1 tl --' - , , '- , - , , 1 , I of your employees. The otdy way by 110111(MEN ENBOUTE TO which we ean prove our authority is 11 to put the strike vote into effect and i we shecerly hope-yowill not force a COAST IRE CIPTURED ettrike to prove this point. II t"fr eked for a conference for the t ;mom of arranging a meeting where the questions of wages hours conditions of employment and collective (Continued from page one.) 1 borthillinif might be discussed. Your for such con- turbine tho peace of the community &meter is a at refusal I ' ' femme. the transionta are allowed to be seated "Too idso made reference to the in the 1 station while the local attitude of your corporation in not op workmenpolice hunt for mom , I: poeing or preventing your employees At 11 o'clock they brought seven train joining labor organizations. It more In that got away in the darkness I. a matter of common knowledge this morning, When all the 4$ are that the tectice employed by your ear . rounded I say, Up the locals Intend, poration and subsidiaries have for to put them on an eastbound they train, 1 most year, effectually prevented any , One of the local. shoptnen said they attempt at organisation by your ens- were notified that the car carrying the pioyees. was coming. but they "Some few day. are still at the die- strikebreakers not ' did have sufficient time to maposed of your committee before the ture their plans for turning them time limit will have expired when back. ) have been advised that there will be no discretion left to the another They car, carrying 60. Is due here committee but to enforce the decree this afternoon. plan to take the of your employees whom we have the car. guarded so They none can escape, oft honor to represent." and hitch it on to the Incoming train an east bound train. ic s, so called apThe iP European Brevities. pear all to be foreigners. ' They disavow any Intention of making trouble and say they had simply started to Lesiorz WANTS. PEACE. California to secure work. in answer n OOPE)NRAGEN, Aug. 211.Niko 1s1 to an advertisement for Lenin.. the Russian Bolshevik premier men. They say they were recruited in bad t expected to has sent a delegation to Kishinev to Chicago and that they on the street care in California, negotiate peace with Rumania. ao work not understood that they were efirding to a report from Budapest but hadto work In the railroad shops. going today They said they yielded to the demands t - i i! mf of the local shopmen because they were I) f SILESIAN STITATION RETER. i I.. ' PARIS, Wednesday, Aug 1 Australian Wool Coming. dispatches show that the situaeit1 tion in that region is much improved I from 70 to 10 per cent of the miners 7 MELBOURNE, WedneedlaY. Aug. i have been idle 'having returned to Telegraphic Agency). work, The exportation of wool from Australia td the United States will become ,EITS ENDER ATTACK. 1 possible after June SO, MO, when the r14, central wool committee, which has ', 21.,DisPARIS, Wednesday, Aug. controlled the output of the commodi ; i patches reaching the peace confer- ity for the British government, ceases i i ence indicate that forces under Gen. Its activities. . , von der Goits at Mitau have attacked Heavy rains have fallen ever the Lettish headquarters in that city and wheat belt' of New South Wales and taken 10,000 rubles. 4 t.snsland, giving promise of heavy 6 tf ' ' ' Feeding. Elephants Is Life , Side Job :With Big Circus , it't --- - - T ' AUGUST 28 - 1919 A 0 - , .4 |