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Show , , , - , ,, , , , 4 . DESITCET 4 , 1YEDLOCKEDA UIIIOIIISTS: QUITI . , , 4 , SEWS 7111!ItS1)17 TVENI,KC: 23 1919 Dollar Is Still Worth 100 Cents in Poker. ' , ' . - ' ' ---: 1- .' 0 Leo' ' By , A , 1 CONFEIIKE 4 I txPeJsts I LABOR "rtl t ,.,sitr, ItIPLED tki Ulillir .-- 1$ DEFEATED Meg t,,, . te . - u .ft 4 ..,,, - , 6 4 4N 11 . tet0 . . im---- it . '1 "WO - - --, de' ,.. 'fi'''.:sii -- ... 7.4.11 4.LI :.., 74 -, ',..-4 ,.. , ... ri ..1116044,, ' ,..,,,tos, ,' , ) , 9I i et i, Ft , I I Y It - t.' i :0 11 1 ,,,,fitt.soleAL...6.0"; ' . . ,., ,, , . , - sf.' , .' I. tr 4,..."..4,- ' ' doo X .0....- - 4 .t. , . -- ,X ! o '7"-lo- -, Imam . t 1710- ' ...- - - I T.. -- ' ,,, '1111t:frv.'' ; , ,r..., ' tbsi 1 ,1! 1 I - ClAmff PLAY 'ii.,,, t . ,. .4,,,)- , 100 -- ;oor ' , , lir- .,,,- ,-,,, -- t , - , ' f1'0U E 1 1, A IlL4,,,,,,, I- .i 'MAT 0,1 ' , 117 5,0 orso..lia ..............., r l' - . n ,Itki Ann, sr , - 4, . tl t-- s -I .. cori, . ., r . --- DID EveR.. ,..,, - poor Me. AS rr AS .. . , CroeSW344euStre' ttr, ,, , , ....c,..: , Phis ,...1 Right of Employees to Bargain Collectively Denied In Vote Killing Declaration by Majority of One Dramatic Close of Tripartite Gathering Called by . Wilson. ,k,- a eikti . eill' ., ' UstD To , 4.. . , ,; ' .1----k "II , I. r k. t - TEI.J...Nbu rrisOLD 1 PZICee' ,eariPlA. , 111 MAC I a' PE TE To4Erat'S oeiDcUAZS "p()14AS ;Tr GC) IsPer rtz2.1Ba, IIT, VtAJ- S4ATS E0003 LtrO At4D P,C,00 t., RESOLUTION coupsi- - stAoes). CL4NESAVD "I -- , Erne IT1 ,,,I,0,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,.., 11 .- . , . VIHEU OCT0111:It , , , , , . . ' - . . to makLe. their docialon Irrevocabl& training. the labor loader, only reply AN. but to romain with th undorstanding was '''yea." A flint th conference would "Prorelid to 1 L Y. Loves, roprmrstativo of capitol, sETTLEly,ENT ( NTH I pre. maintassed that it us ths purp000 of develop and formulat a gnersi a gram witch will clearly dfine and oe. organised labor to oruoh all forma of "admire...4 t lima killer 1 i ' , intablish lbs right - of colloctive t bargain. -wrockors' trade asoecistion Laths laatitatitya.os - - except - Inc and Yead frem'Itis minotee et th 1112 ' scru.rn st. - raut - - that's corning to tits taiwnt.- Warn, LAST .Vereost ,mastasetuesit.paitt .,. ZVI .T9DAT the 000VOnlittit Ot the Amoricaa Calling attontion that only a ot th cameteam back "sarong' onett enaloretr of the momborie off wifh checks dated ahead, oraLabor I. Proot DONLLD KATUEILINE and defoatod bias Francis" it wee commonly suPP0114 Atom. conference bad voted sreinst the rot. J w. a monularturor la the As d whilo capital 0Leazy. had been put over on the loctiv co yesterday in a game thing Outlined that tho memu bargaining r000lution TuoliAs mcionalt visitors. to say nothing of Kan about $O lovorod It. Dr. Charles W. ployors do hot dory the right of sotfilled with boots. A total of Stittli nelsee of tho public group. sold this In lecttys bargaining. but morely diffor as rti la for $t. live was recorded. WWII withte elected blmself Rut woo Oct. duo to the Kelly .WASHINOTON, "Impoatriblo to its application. T. consistency COAL tour for the boats. The and Paul as behind of collector main IA the convention undo mit which, industrial eon: drew from the national Amarican Association champs bit coin. Once the uniforms were re worked. Smith often and swportunely, ference tonight after Its final effort to 'Barri A- - Who ler. chairmse of tho Irrigation Class at covered. the balence wee easy. end Salt Iffaltrft whii CblJtsy lb. the visitors came their happy way AL retablio obtain adoption of a collective bargainthe in. ?$aturn in atones. mployere group- - In ansouncing iliac so thepy said, to kept his hits wall scattarad. The away the tO,7111Tillitt Aare lot .dateated , U. A. C. Holds Attention by beau of taation luta resoleilloa ,h1olgroup That tt WUL Mak . -ating lag trot& et . the' further work said capital represents. t Think tot Weeks vote of a majority of the capital grotto. tivos ths reoportinwould not 6 4 10 M. Paul Philharnmmgh LOGAN. Oct XITh. clam In irriAlthough the representatives of both bility for brookingcrept thie conforencie. ThirtpPloati 4 1 up 2 Oct. ban Francisco Orebootro VALLEJO, aWalter the public and capital announced their Silo dotlared they bad erorkod inews', gation practice at tho Utah Agricultiatteriesiliall and Hargrave; Tad lionhal. Camila la& Meofty" Mail& hurling for the Sao., for what thoy conaidored just princi- tura! Intention of remaining In the conferatad Smith Coasters. 'lament treated the WA... recolkgs his repreeentatives from ples. and that they vrere willing to nce, the next move in the effort to tyrialw avraLall to & shutout em& 4 Khipbuilders more than bait of Utah's counties. eland on tho rocer4 of tie cenfortineo. store induetriai peace to the country to 0 Mails allowed three scattered WilTomorrow tba big Coast leaguo of Miners and President with chairmon rested the thanked Meeting Oompore evidently In Venal Solootteaa hits hurled Francisco. and bail San in good from four outaide states especially of basins Utah and powwow son. members of the public) group for In the pinch... 'lofty" Cole, who a and Thi local club's prosy. Mill Lana "vermin NICIVI shown labor by that wing' from one foreign country. Tho inter-sDoer. of Interior Lane will make courtemes tho to the at the locale. for SWIMS" III bay city Washington will arrive in the Gout Operators of the situation to the of th conference. but said that. eine. personal report neither burled a good game but the ppm,. the of all members of the class Is not. COMM leaders in the th right to oolloctiv borgainiag had bight praparatory to attending Tostootnow president. but tune hitting of the visitors gave tomorrow. sweissions of the moguls oMciale nor the WILLIAM generally to on , conference been able. votod after One. down times. Ors. contest. Appears them the I would venture a prediction a. to what all-stto the had Wilson Pros !dent Nest Pundit an trits$or appealed 01111A1l arrrosee, It Is well known that the U. A. C. sorthern and course Mr. Wilson would take. The Rivalry Wittman was conference to stay In section. labor felt lesiguis ball club led by Joe Oedema of Dsisolution Fol- - southarn increased California Verge conference will be called together to- It had to objects -- and to gain In continuing hAsi long hold an enviable position In -- al., Dut.4auth.zwLii Play team Paul morrow as usual. by the coming of Ilia $t. Vaned. s be 'wowed to play ball hers, not-wiregard to reeiaarch work concerning Withdrawal of the labor group was the deliberations. Disagreement IA sou's Letter. lowing the Seals. This tram & 'Frisco announced by President Gompers of thea use the of water for Irrigation purafter of Labor this situation pretty American Federation paper dapicts Introducing his resolution. ()ampere well: dramatic speech. It came only aa few declared President Wilson's letter to poises. With the increase in numbers series with the Paurs zN $t. delayod hours after Secy. tone had read letter the conference demonstrated "thei mind of the Irrigation staff and the excelWASHINGTON. Oct. 21.While oars. Ban Francisco boas openad postai'. in which President Wilson, dictating of the preeident is ea cleat aa it over lent equipment offered by the new haran. fi ills Indistartling and from his pick bed. appeared for miners Disspite day. operaIt mIttess his entire life. and representing and for the was during nouncemant from Prelident Rickey mony in the conference engineering to us that r. will 1110011 be vegtored agricultural building . tors. meeting in a final effort to avert of the Attlertellit A6114)01St1011 that final working out of a program of in- cative to the nation and to the world in the which will soon be ready the college the soffit's 500.000 soft coal miners of his leagua champions would not dustrial peace. mind and full power of his wonderful be allowsid to play ball here, nothas &it excellent opportunity so to de- set for November 1. were on the verge intellett." gpargtee Ilettete. their uniforms were withstanding insiruction for of in as company to good. resolution on tonight parting Irrigation the Gonivere Debate velop taken away from them and pre. of labor did not join Representativeswhich Wilson held letthem sent of Labor the by xpross back to began immediately. maintain a position comparable to Secretary sumably in the applause greeted PLAYING THREE DAYS-N- OW as Minnesota, tho $t. Paul players (III. this was only another that now held in irrigation reesarch. together. overnight at least. with a that ter, and Mr. tiompersa characterized Declaring fined their motion by John attempt to force employers to deal with It is significant that the Utah Agriobligation, "most unfortunate" increase that not wags proposal ignored each that ayth Somabodydeponent publio group, Labor unions. Proderick P. Fish of Bole cultural Spare, of the the is shuated In the very union demands for a It wasfound a hay that week. . who , prealdent it would chairman of the national industrial center ofcollege group pledge a. circle which Includes pracwould fit tile trunk with the road the ton. make every effort to accomplish was was every emit:ranee-tha- t board. said "the thought bethe There conference ' The story of a "irentlemans were all Ms and boys conference IT uniforms, western the ail which the work for irrigation operators would accept it and every inhind the resolution" was to advertise tically out in their regular costotted called. The motion was withdrawn. to the country that the employers had states In this oountry. who was a cad, of an laso tumes. the recessed the miners would reject and the conference been defeated and that unionisation The states. other than Utah, repre- dication that SOY Sattla It was the sante taam.-41i- ti bor group could meet to determine its was Inevitable. in It in sented class the maks-upthcouth practo irrigation lost and sheriff, who was a future course. I nt Titus of Ban Prenciacc, a mem- tice, are as follows: Iowa. South Da- - When the joie' eentereftee adjourned - Vernon for- - theplayed "litti world ea.- -When the conference convened In the berLouis was he declared the of group. 2 public res." with Meager Mike Kelly aafternoon the labor group proposed the amazed at the oinister bidden meaning kota, Idaho. and California.. Ono stu- until p.m. tomorrow. it was with the aprineta-e,usghadby:efbittersglriadvga.w ....----.: 00 that the two grottos inillitnit quantity. dent hails from Canada. In Utah the understanding following resolution: ..'0114r. 121r. Pish sought to place on the reeowould an and formal meet then make Manager Mike stayed behind in "The right of wage earners to 14 are counties of said He owl, "f represented; the following 441 organisallution. Los right ewer to the proposal. Refusal of the without discrimination, to bargain tion and the ...Angel,' tooollest thedough ture to know the truth., right to bargain collec- Cache. Utah. IlitKa Davis, Salt Lake. , miners to accept will bring the confer- by repcollectively, to be represented r, Rich Sanpote, Iron. Juab. Weber. already been conceded. "not nee a to and force close resentatives o( their own choosingem-In tively bad government TO InAPPEALS TAFT but the conference. this Sumby and with only by to to resort officials other Melina to Washington. Morgan negotiations and adjustments ' world, for many years." The celebrated stage plii: respect to wages. hours of dustrial prevent the closing of the mines. ployers In relations An appeal tor consideration of a gen- mit. TO CHURCHES and conditions of HOLD. labor and Bevy. Wiliam leak Ottem ' before the eral Is "stumbling program recognised." by Augustus Thomas, trans.; employment Secretary Wilson's offer set forth the was block of collective bazwaining" is again Nephi L. Morris Makes The resolution immediately case as oollows: ROOSEVELT SERVICE laof the conference formed put into the pathway be Increased at the ex- That op, brought to discussion and vote, the wages by Hugh Ford into bor and public groups uniting in its was made by A. A. Landon, public repof the present contract in an Plea For Roosevelt Fund piration NEW YORK. Oct. 211-.-- Tormer- Prost- majority reeentative. screen a beto amount support on the roll calL InThe entertainment ci. a differences the equal the capital Characterising both the United ghats against the resolution tween Increases in Wagel received by dent Taft today. sant an appsal- tó thi i : - group was .ono Vote, but, under the Steel corporation and the labor leaders Pv hundred thrills.. 11114. , and the workers since July. throughout the country to bold conference rules, this majority was suf- oonduoting the (stool strike sa "public of Salt Lak City delivered & Roome . mine cost of living since that clergy inthe ..,... and Schools to churches in exercises inottl relent to defeat the resolution. nuisances." Landon said scrap way must velt day talk before the students and increaa e , date. , Mr. Gompers told the conference the be devised to suppress such "nalMat. Robert Warwick la efir4 That the .in.crease be effective lirom commemorat e. the birthday of Theo. faculty members of the Agricultbral resolution had been rejected "without sanoes." t. which Rooesve1 occurs dors the Monday. the of at the college present agreetemptation reason, rejected on groundsem-so right orthat the famous role of Sheri Recurring( strike are proof of the college yesterday ment until March Si. MO. it was announced by the Roosevelt the men sitting in the flimsy need of 0011111 method of arbitrating dif. chapel. on That these conditions the atrike in have will Mr. Mr. a Morris Memorial who address game difficulty his association. In Taft, ployers' group workers and between ferences Jim employRadburrt, , supported by be and withdrawn order the that explaining their action to their fellows ers, he sold, but a plan of conciliation complete sketch of Colonel Roose- miners continue at 'work on these Is honorary president of the associa. in the world." be cannot framed the held until to be his and a life tribute exercises velt's necessary such paid udizz , terms; that negotiations be entered tiOn, ?urged that I . . Will Meet Employees. steps have been taken. and Monday. preliminary work as a statesman. Into at the usual time for making the Sunday Jed, L. Lask9 H. H. Endicott, a Ilassachusette shoe A neumtelexetr of mtihnolistterememhaovretaleghonseert! "You have' defeated thelabor group new Mr. told March of the Morris scale effective III. after proposed or in Ito declaration," he declared. but manufacturer, said dbe was unwilling Roosevelt memorial fund which is be- 1220. ., , a soteh ill m meet you again in conference. that the impression-ohoulgo nut to tba verse from the Bible quoted that prevailed. the raised during that in the country, stating we ing do meet writ. the stood there b,y, .cok, Boonavelt in bin 0, 'saki and when you that you employers reading of the terms on which Mr. Wit.' ' be glad tO talk collective bargain- - today just where they stood 20 years Utah's share. sA allotted by the na- son Imo - ten for the New York Bible society rudewas to settle the strike hoped ;1;0' testaments piLC(1d in pocket tional committee. Is $35,000. He made ins given ago. . war. by a quick demand from John and The world the "I have sung my swan song in this in "I would not have the country con- an earnest appeal for the support of ly broken Lewis, president of the United Mine tuotation was the followin g. from the eontar ance. You have, by your action. vinced that we are not willing to take the fund by all Americans, 'in stir the blood and touch - t,.1- regardless Workers of America that the secretary Micah: legislated us out of theto gathering. We Into partnership with uo today the men of rophet he meant In the opening explain what politics. have nothing further say. and "What more doth thee. Lord require we belled se partners during the war At the exercises the college choir, paragraph of his statement concerning of thee than to do justice, and to love with a feeling of regret that we are and without Who aid the war oould Vireo:m4i of the present contract" mercy. and to walk humbly with thy C. R. "expiration not able to remain longer. Our chief not possibly have been won," he said. direction of under Professor the t, MGM itIRD , - Charging that the representatives of Johnson, sang two numbers and DelThe secretary bearing in mind that Goe , regret is the defeat of every fair propI one was of the in this issues es tion on our part. The die is cut. We capital had not yielded a bit winos the mar asked 250 been have cities principal of Egbert sang a solo. In the abBRIGGS COMEDY-"SKINN- Y'S it would be a matter for I byMayors cannot remain longer." SICK," the American Defense society to conference opened, Mr. Endicott said sence of President E. G. Peterson. who dispute, saidThe miners have contended : Mem. Roosevelt the with negotiation. Representatives of the in four railroad, 4 been labor had and attempted was called to Arisons. Professor John that the war-tim- e unannithe confer- - to meet the realdignified In brotherhoods remained the wags agreement lorial association observing Pareasonat Mairsida0..6094 Mao". , once T. Caine III presided at the meeting. until the session adjourned. but c't armament-- difficulties in the way der which they have been working ' versary of Col. Rooseveirs birth. of aro Z - .--ended with while the operathey announced they did so outand armistice, ohn When J Spargo, public reprosentors argue that It will bold until peace r courtesy to the other delegates," Scratching mosquito bites often labor V that they were in accord with the tative, asked Mr. Gompere if the e formally declared by ratification of rP aCIWlOPI$S4Irdrai the last main body of the labor w ' th. trest7 aa asked the labor delegate; spargo I Igr, A Steraty Moluest. ...... .... , d.' . . . There was a stormy moment at the . ' 11- meeting when Lewis, reading from . a- . EIES IN fit, TI , 6 , 6 Fremade allpi speech yesterday by Senator IIJ linghuysen quoted Secretary Wilson as iv , High-ala- s saying before the senate interstate commerce' committee that the miners Every night exCept Monday ' Formerly; Wilkes Theater , . Vaudeville made demands.. The had Impossible TstesdsI ' and 0., elk ' . secretary replied that only part of tup Thursdri tivide matinees Headline -. his statement had been repeated by Ala 11 -- ' Acta Senator Frelinghtlysen, adding that be kJ StOW PLATIllie ACKERMAN-HARRI- S VACDEMLII It. bad said demands ,by both sides were ossible.-, , 4 r,f iniP ' mom, ' 4r 6........--t -6 II 34114 Shows , like wa 8 . BESSIE CLAYTON YmInerelser-eleeg-a el saTihs7attoarteymteont , o the NOW PLATING in a statement to and later in the day, Preatate Retail! sad Those In., of N . . newspaper men. Lewis sharply t.t - -comparable nottateh Descent Oillliton, deSenator tacked prelinghttysen.'for 'Is EliiitANSINO-Eduard- o ' of ,, the -.... ,,,art "losa CNreilkaeitrosille: IL. SUPPORTED MY I MI.. Until the ', secretary, acting inde- . 'pendently as a 'government mediator, ' came forviard with his proposal. the Eccentric Dante'''. " was eonfeience each with deadlocked, ' ,. . group eager to get away, but'Lltast ail JA N, ES CLEMONS the charge 'that it 'was oTIIE-11101ILDANeager to escape D - ITS responaible- tor breaking at , , 0.0- , .. . .tiona Taking In the situation,-,,an. 01 ; Co anti s Oilman; sucstill hopeful that his efforts might ., jkluntoOlsots1 PICTURE MOTION EPIC . coed, AU'..- -. Wileon suggested that the --' lb, ....int Sts so lits.ertirldi. miners retire while he conferred 'with Wij, Op , ---- .areitiolTSt- - ths"operators. 1 , . 4; .. 110e Atbalso1oso-.41uthltu2 )(MMus, 1100. Adults Ildst avoti44 ad nail , tary. and they in turn were joined by . ....... ------MI1111111111111111111MIM111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i the operators. lexestt Maude's' sad liolltlayoll LvestssFs. ertrovEku. - .t TRIO-KINGROSA The attitudes of the two groups All dusts, Stle ........-- -...,0111100. , s- , .1 SEEBACKS again were outlined In detail, the ,, , i Nob .........,......... '" miners announcing that the strike or. 4. Prices-M- a"' 140, 26c1$ 116e me withdrs,wn until the I ' : ' 49 sale 000. it5c. i lbe new con. N., ' Evening's pk! agreed to a - -0 $LOO tract, the real basis of which was the , ' r FI week. operators working Ai, AIL 4., ilk AK" Arl will ,,,,,,,,,...,,n.,,its..., -- 1." ever ' ' unthe informed ' that secretary again Utri,"'""',...,''''',...dp'"1.10iWQ-1;W;lic- - , .mms.. ammo 4 6'A , ' ' der no conditions would they arbitrate , -the bailie of the and few clays.- - Watch" 4 1 4 eyes v on if that was .includeS In any Prot:meal 0' ii. . I Pb the would session 111.t: they joint withdrawbe . I I I ) , r""11715111,. , ' columns ' E ' SEEMS - -- -- OVER THE PLATE - MI ' N rod-mutt- on "The Thunlertir , I. It --- 10 et be ar 1ii P, EMPMESO th .. 't4 at - MIL-M- . IA11.1. Box-elde- . e ,.. "OIL LOGAN,--Oct.-22.--Neph- -- BlueI cly q -- ... . we-w- 'Tim-silenc- ry - WIC --wi- ll HIZZOURAN it--i- s - , iral 1 V17, . W , , let N tirel , 11:1 , f ......,,,....." pf ., ! ; - I, n. o o r .0 -- not . . - of The most sensational be inaugurated in heard of and wait for itl keep your of this paper! on the 'hyr;7 , . Salt Lake in a . , - . . ' IR t5 - N,NN, State Street. - e .. . 1.11LS . . , 4 Z.'51 EL -- 0 , r - rtn--8 - - - - - , , '0 ..- ,, Wi V . Tat rillik ' Wasatch 1735 , - - . - i ! - . 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