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Show ) EVENING DKSKHKT Foocf-Lade- 10 Trucki on Hohoken Pier n . I Unable to ReachNew York Because ot Ferry Strike FOLLOW TREATY amasncc; jr--' L t- r n. v,. 1 V ,'' tj i - Assure Senator Lodge Chairman of Interstate Commerce Committee Hit Measure Will Come Up at - tt :r jr' - I- - v ) r L ,v.j, : i VTV: , fl-- , Uidh3 Eig Eisrasis m3 Ar4 Amtad v H A, . ai .A I :sxirms'rrn v v S , , 0 i tty Editorial r ' from un rAVoarrt ) Chairman Interstate rail) ln-s- it Ic Anti-Strik- (lauar. e The Cummtna railway bill contains e clausa. All of tha an powers and Influence that organised can command will be exerted to labor have (hat clause stricken from the bill.' British organised .labor was yesterday successful in having a similar from the Industrial clause stricken bill to be introduced In tha house of commons by Sir Robert Horne, minister of labor. The leaders of organised labor In the United States express confidence that Congress will not take from organized labor on the railways anti-strik- i fA J "P ik up by (ha senate Rana.nr Cummins, la aimak In on th proposals sub milted by genator bofK and Senator Hitchcock with rsapect to unanimous nuiMfll agreement for a vota on lha peace traaty, eoundeii an aiarmln Th nolo on tha railroad situation Iona aenalor said that lha condition of lha railways at present bordered He said further on demoralisation to their that to return th of adkqual owner before the pas prolactin legislation would be to calamity. Th aanator t rid h had very coed raaaona to believe U la lha Intantlon of th administration to return th railway to their owner around th Ha said ha fait th first of th year rava Republican majority had a ver to provide laclalallon fponalblllty which would make for settled condiwhen the railway ' ere retion turned. In iii'"iia ki niTinfmTlia lli Iowa eottlUae S1d he thought th railway ltla(lon should h put through In about three weeks. If th senate takes n vote on th pear treaty on Noy, IS. and onty three weeka time I. taken up In consideration of tha railway blit, th bill could be et to th president before II. tlie date fixed for th martin in Waxhlngton of deleates of th American Federation of Labor, the railway brotherhoods and other affiliated with the organlxatlnnx American Federation of Labor to conIn sider the poeltlon which labor 'hat been placed by the policy adopted by In coal strike sitovernmnt the the uation and to take such atepa It la stated, as will serve to protect organised labor from hostile legislation In Congress. ', . ' . V Price r V 15 Si Colored Covers. in Beautiful) In Magazine Form, 25 Ccnts Cents. K mcif V?" tnV'syJ , A A 'd A y KTffrs wiwasn i Tork etty'a food euppty has crowding one ef th Hoboken pleretweew New York and New Jersey been eerloualy menaced by the to obtain traneportatlon across Lack of milk for babies and In tha cession of waterfront etrlkea Thlath Hudson rler because of th hospitals was ona of lha first results food-ladsn on all tha railroad terrlaa be-truckaatrtk photograph shows lb tie-uNew- - euc-una- of of the United fttatee a right which ha been conceded by th Rrltleh government to the railway xforkara ot Great Britain. However. would prefer I Ifyyr avoid a test gfpthat Issue for some tlms to come by having th govern ment retain control of th railways. If they find Iher la a strong possibility e of th clause In th Cum mins bill being adopted, they ar pre- - ship a considerable Increase In rate Immediately may be expected with th result that th present high cost ef Hying will be further Increased end Industrial unreal be made more acute. Those who sr advocating th return of th roads think th difficulties and trouble Messrs Woolley and Eastman see ahead may he avoided by protecting legislation such as provided for In the Cummins bllL Th preeent Industrial situation In the country undoubtedly la adding grest strength to th policy of government ownership f th railways and other essential Industries At th Coming labor conference an effort will he mad to commit all organised this policy. Th Farmers' National Council already Is oommfttsd to It. Mfy Geo. P. Hampton, dlrertoh of th council, todaymanaging issued a statement In which he said: "Beyond question the American farmer Is determined that the transportation of th country, th distribution of food and food products and tha development of natural resource shall ,bs conducted by the government to government ownership of facilities - and agencies and operated for the befleflt of th American people and not for th financial Interests' anti-strik- r poalirii "TH xfln of CTIunio p la n and advocate straight-ou- t control, preferring goiernment present condition to a condition of privet ownership under which they would be prevented by law from striking and would hava no means of enforcing collective bargaining. Th railway men hsv enjoyed the privilege of collective bargaining for great number ef years and tha principle has worked with very little serious dissensions between the men and the managers. But th recent Industrial conference called by (h president having failed to glv Its Indorsement to the proposals for collective bargaining mad by th labor and the public groups there la now apprehension among th railway men that If th railway s should be returned to private ownership collective bargaining might no longer be recognised by the railway managers, especially If the right to strike were taken away from the railway workers. Divided on f$u rm. The Interstate commerce commission la divided on th subject of returning the railways ta their owners, two of th members of th commission. Messrs Woolley and Eastman, being vigorous advocate of the retention of the railway by th government until the period of reconstruction hsk Messrs' passed. Th contention e Eastman and Woolley ta that If the road are returned to private owner- - "By adopting prohibition." ha said have chanoed th wrecking of eoclel end economic fabric cf the netlon. We have Invaded th habits of th workingman, and this Is what has happened: "W have upset th man. unsettled him. Uprooting on habit uproots w th others" Gompers asserted that the man whe formerly was satisfied to go bom at night to converse and read has become discontented and restive. He now goes Into th streets to meet other man restless and unsettled Ilk himself, he declared. "They tub together their mutual grievances and there are sparks sad sometimes fir. I believe Bolshevism In Russia began In prohibition." Additional Wealth For Little Vanderbilt One Hundred through the filing la the deputy state comptroller's office ef a supplemental report by John J. Lyons, appraiser of the estate. The report deals with the disposition of pert of a trust fund left to, Mrs Margaret E. VenderhllL-Zhe- tr mother, which reverted to the residuary eatat through bar rernarrtaga la Juna. mon4 T. Baker, director thetn!n L Gompers Dicuttea Prohibition and It Relation to Unrest - thousands who Iravel this winter w " Pfch- Specially Reduced for Tomorrow - Luxuricrusly rich fabrics an'd smart styling mark these coats of the better kind. Exquisite tailoring with full linings of choice silks. Workmanship and quality found only in coats at ng that th British Wes ugloa cdd th United States la of Great Britains war WX&XTAWwS pi ciM5S.wLtot"ro-vr?mnto'- y Nov.- - 4. Nov. 1 -- . loose the surroundings you like best Live within your income, and at the , escape zero weather, Silvertones, Peach Blooms , ' v , , '' English Homespuns 77 - , - tv Wool Velours .Cheveronas , t'fc Australian Opposum, Hudson Seal, -al Racoon and FURS FEATURED - 'Black-Racoon.- I Bold Portland Robbery. Enjoy tKc gTit outdoors undcr summer skies. Take he family with your 1 Silver Top Bolivias Silk Bolivias , hag been rixed- by the supreme council as the when the plebiscite commission created under th German peace ghall meet In Paris to discuss elections In the various areas, th political affiliation f which la to b ettlod by vota. Th United State will popular not b represented even v unofficially at thla meeting. Holland hag been advised by th council that it adhere to th decision previously-reach- ed not to recognize tho Dutch ownership of German ships Holland after th openpurchased by ing of th war. - - . ; patterned ajnuch greater costr Coats with big fur collars and: cuffs. And plain tailored styles, some of which feature leather linings. r Plehescite Commission , Meet in Pari Noy. 10 PA18- Gold-- from NMotiat-NwiiH- I- s Luxuridus and Smartly Distinctive two boy. Alfred, I, and George. 4' dt. NEW TORK, Nov. I.rolstlng of ' on th deathoif their prohibition on tha United States was a Tt?Ih?rt V 'w,t,on 0 the trust fund. " Tart,d ,J1' blunder charged with danger and mV!11 disastrous with loaded probabilities declared Bamuel Gompers president of th American Federation of Labor, England Hat No Thought In discussing tonight Us probable reOf Selling It Colonies lation to unrest among workingman In some parts of th country. IJ5NDON. Nov. . Tlsoount Milner colonies has sent a to ,th governor of British th BHtlsh ?rnmtfdSny,nr ny Vlt Intention of selling rtUrt . 'St-- - -- Up to $150. Giats, in this Sale at WorkPORTLAND, Or.. Nov.-- . ing upon a brilliantly llghtad corner and In th heart of tha business district, burglars brok open a concrete show case of a millinery store at Sixth and Alder street here last night end tola two fur costs valued together at A A- - 11,000. IV . n t. .fW A. I v ; A of Clean-U- p t: . Pure, Silk Stockings Less Thr&utsAintin YourBatysSmi city or At smc time r1 it gfi Than Half tv f Get the most out of your trip. En route visit theKational Parks, National Monuments and other winter resorts. See Hawaii, too. Ask for information about Excursion Fares to certain winter resorts, - TICKET OFFICE Hain and South Temple Streets SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH CONSOLIDATED ' United States RaiurcIaj) ADMiNiSTRAnm? -- hpse, in brown, gray Exceptional values in genuine pure 8 ilk. our is lot from .colors. a taken This and odd regular stock to be special toes and fine QCclosed out. Extra well'rhade with double heel and . . . . lisle gai-te....... tops. full-fashion- "California tor h Teerlst." aad "HawaH,"emd ether reeert beokleta ee reeeest. Letthsteeal ticket egeal kelp plea veer trip ereepiy to the eeerest CenaelMaied Ticket Omce.-e- r addreea neareet Travel Baraaa. Daltad Statee RaPread ASmtmatraUea. S4S Tranesartstloa Bids LlbartyBU New XerkClty; SSS Beelay-Bldg, aUaeta.Ua. flusa ladical tie Chtear: ltl place. jree wWh te M ea rvuia -- J . NEW TORK. Nov. a The two young qn by bis second marriage of Alfred who lost his Ilf la th staking of the Lusitania, were mad the richer today by fm.llT each, Be one of (he - h Order early from your newsboy or newsdealer. The Christmas News is alwajs sold out. - . - 1 y.e-jl.- Saa 'colony? t A if ,i - ifSCsKJ A gov-r",7- nt ' Eut'lrtl whin with and ltudouj rra cornel 8ZQO MILK. rr tw Tout MrGnATH. Ccrspon4l Uelvsrsei bn lh la hifh ri frah air, pur wattr Comnnrr ramnlllM (n1y, virtual aaeursnr from sensts Wader U4e Dial Immediately afterof th th dtioeed peer treaty has Oinmlm railroad kill wilt a tr Will Be Issued Sat. Dec. 20, 1919 JlfTl WASHINGTON. 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