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Show T se T -T I f V W ! VrTI'l ,, POI rilt I 'J Weather Forecast Temperature.of Northern Utah i Generally fair tonight and Thursday; cooler Southeastern tonight. Idaho Tonight and Thursday, ' probably rain. Roof Boston B1 4g. Kloslt, ZM PAGES 18 w SAl.T I.AKK CITY UTAIi WEDNESDAY OCTOBER Jn M rt n am n 6... 145 - 7i lodav SEVENTY-TIIIR- 1922 11 ts $ ,93.. ..7 yitwinv ..57 t.day 67..... rr... 44y toddy tr,dd .. .... 9 riuni titrrum YEAR D TURKS ACCEDE TO PROVISIONS OF ALLIES " Traveling Salesman Goes to "Defense of New Orleans Woman iifF J r4ri Vrv: PREMIER TO ANSWER v - Near East ! angle App arently Solved ,:. Lloyd George Announces Signing cf Agreement Cause Intention of Replying to Relief in English Capital-CondemFired at Man Said to Have Obtained Near East Situation. Confession From Alleged (Rx 4tMMUtr4 PrfM.l (By The Associated Press.) LONDON, CKf. 11 U'ltli th LONDON. Oct. II. sir Robert Pal ThreatenMurderer armiatlc Jul Msoetl at Mudanla Home, chancellor of tie putting an end to the warfare stated today that he ed by Crowd. nath nation ;-- -- Mr. Onezima de Bouchel Campaign Program of and Democrats i De-cla- Reproach, Traveler Said to Have Been Involved. Beyond r be Restricted Shortage of Money. May ed Press) Turkish tionalist plana for the conferences designed to bring about a definite peace in the Near Fact are proceeding In a less gltattd atmosphere. Two conference to thi end are being arranged, one to fix the general Near Fadtern peace terms arid another to Mrotidc for neutralization of the Strait of the NEW BRUNSWICK. N J . Ort 11 Frank P Kirby a Mlldiesex county!detective, credited wtfh having obtained the statement frrm Raymond j Schneider in which Clifford Hae. 19. was charged with the murders of the (By The Allot ,iied Press ) Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall, rector of LONDON, Oct II prime Minister e the Episcopal churen at St John the has announced hi inDardanelles Mrs hi choir tention of !adrr. and rep!vir.g publicly at Evangelist, - (By Associated on attackto a waa torrent Mills Reinhardt of Saturday, Eleanor criticism condemnatory Th Brm:s'ic MUDAXIA, Oct 11 recent!) ed by a group of ind gnant citizens aimed at the near eastern policy of convention signed b fhe representathe government her early today with brteks K.rby enThe sudden announcement has tak- - tives of the Turkish Nationalise and Bombarded the press by surprua and brought ithe Allied powers here late last night in himself unhurt by locking escaped general interest in the domestic poht-- j contains the exact terms as jbmtted BrunsNew the baggage room at the situation to a kroner focus than1 er. It also coincide with increased by Lieut Gen. Hanngton. the British Later he wick Pennsylvania station of the in definiteness of an early delegate and specification wag surrounded by armd policemen breakup of the the rumorscoalition. which were made public yesterday by present and escorted to polire headquarters, The Improved outlook In the near while the crowd which had shoan its east may hac opened some inner the Associated Prea. lmet Pasha. ' the Turkish represources of information enabling th resentment over the arrest of Hayea. political writers to speak with greater sentative. held out for a larger numdispersed. certainty than heretofore; at any rate ber of gendarmerie in Eastern Thrace, Kirby waa met by tha group of eiti-se- today's mcraisg papers have the ap- and argued on Averal other usually accompany- points, but lengthily as ha emerged from the Pennayl-va- n pearance of thob eventually gave way t on dm of a moribund govlast tbs ing Somof Allied tbs la station on hia return from point demands.; ernment and tbs sari dissolution of every Gen. Hajington sji4 Den. Cfc " erville, where be had sought parliament. f the- - yrancJv., tbs latter " Election Xrtscwssed, $ ri cesfully to obtain confession from . $ tat; CucstiaClrtke-IHIs'iwatutnsr- y s s' few htiure aisel) atioerl their erST &nes The .group,, Included several Kscrssariiy a matter of members of the committee which had commonly discussed m or less certalntyi The opinion w obtained the offer of a IL00 reward mors of of tbs majority the political ex- e Angora Ufa ? for the arrest and conviction of the perts, however, i that Mr. London Belief has no intention of resigning Signed,' slayer of Dr. Hall and Mrs- Mills on put up ainbJg fight he Members of the crowd protested and thatof hethewillcoalition which behalf (By Associated Press ) n of angrily to Kirby against the arrest will have the support of Austen LONDON. Oct. II A soforthcoming lution of the near eastern peaceful in the latter ) (B Tha Aafloclated Pr enormou one. It i at leait to b Hayes, declaring they considered Jt a has tangle at Birmingham. CLE'V ELAND. O.. Oct. 11. Th reapparently been reached on th basts it haa had Ita lesson fr r. frame up," to quiet the Indignation of speech hopd that At the same time there are tome of the surrender of eastern Thrace. both side may profit It aIo citizens and soothe an aroused governcent B'rlke In the coal Industry caused which dissolution to wbo Teer confidently Turks with proper safeguards Is anove all things that the puba total loss of $1,190,000,000, iral electionthatin J. O lic hoped ha learned that it too ha a re- or, by making it appear that the mysmanne knowledge Implying neutrality of the Dardanelles. Bradley of Pundon, W Va., former sponsibility for the outcome of the tery had been cleared. has already decided upon the A convention putting into effect an prewdont of the National Coal asso- conflict " with equal candor at this premier replied Kirby course armistice between the Kemalists ahd Mr Bradley averted that the coal ciation declared here today before tha tne over very busy the Greeks was signed by the deleSpeculation annual conntlnn of the American fields in the state of 'Washington. Col- f.rst. at the same time walking rapidly the gates the prjhable result of an appeal toj.ew1 at M idanla late last night. Tha orado Alabama. Tennessee. Kentucky away from the railroad station In BeMining congress conservative The country. brojght great relief here, where Resolution condemning the pater- and that part of West Virginia south direction of police headquarters aa considerable anxiety nalistic att.tude of the government, of the Kanawahi river have passed out fore he bad proceeded far. he found secure a m seat of number the Turks remain recalcitrant depR larger by the crowd other deploring the entrance of govern- from control of the United Mine himself surrounded commons any than of the houe b newly declared um'y of the AUe angry His way waa soon blocked ment Into private business enterprise, workers. to While ha fragmentary dispatches He looked around, party, though not enough the be- and urging industrial Cord t.o liberals entirely outside of the and excited men. the of combination t did The a possible station tween labor and capital as a mean of coal Industry the rtrlke and a coal and ran toward com- from r scene of the conference a such end there laborites and not stae so categorically, jt I I with threats of matters Increas'ng production, augmenting famine. Mr. Bradley declared, resulted crowd ran after him one the of many is bination Is that met in led past Pasha, signing prosperity and lowering prices were In the erreement of operator and tar and feathers. The pursuit of conjecture for the Turk, d.d so under order the northern and western a pile of brick. Many In the crowd Introduced and sent to the resolution miners Postponed-Elsewherthe from to tach Angora an armful government Trip to get enough whrch states the restored committee wage rate stopped long the growing strength of Allied term had previously been forAccorUng to Mr Prwdler the loss In effect to April 1, 1922 and undid with which to hurl after the fle:rg warded labor the and labor is emphasized in wages hy the United Mine Worker the work efthe after-wreadjustment officer. The Kema!it9 had been gKen until as though of Amen a aa estimated by the Amer- - w h h had made rapid s'rldes in Reaching the station platform Kirby leaders themeehee speak were confident of sweeping the 5 o'clock yesterday to accept or reject of the " door the Educational 1921 open lean association was espied baggagthey the Allied proposals and the ntwn not It doe $450 000 000jth lose to railroads ovei M.nv harsh thing have been ald room, dived inside, closed the door and polls and taking office i not known unless last for tha the loss to the public j about the arbitrary methods of the bolted it. Just aa leaders in the crowd Jreni to be supposed thatorthe Liberals minute delay $300,000,000, chances m the original docuGeorgian. whether Asquithian reached it in the cot of fuel $400,000.00 and operators of West Virginia independy ment were found neoeoary. A posse of patrolman, summoned would be able to rally enough the loss to the mine operators $40,- - ent dstrtctM he added, but every It i assumed, however, that the and divided support to bring them into the station agent arrived user of ?o&! ewes them a debt of grat000,000. a concluded armistice, comiponds vanished Crowd power. The price of the struggle which itude for keeping up the supply which rescued Kirby. The One Important result of th ertsls, closely to the Allies terms, the main wlth th arrtval of the blue ooata. has Jurt been gone through is an tided the country over the summer which of papoint of tha or two provided for e aquathree according to 1 that Blr Robart Horne, chan- tion .of Thrace within 15 days andn per. cellor of the exchequer, haa postponed complete transfer of the civil to the Turks in an additional bia trip to tha United State and that tha debt funding mission will not be month, delimitation of neutral xona 'undertaken by another, bring held up along the Dardanelles And Bosphorus hy 'mixed military commissions, and until Sir Robert feels free to go. of Thrace bv Turkish military force until a peace trea IF -signed. The changed attitude of the French IT delegates, who previousy had supported the Turkish stand, is believed Talk about postgraduate courwr in nntoent citadels of learning why they haws nothing on these Utto have contributed largely to the readme with which the kemalists ile Journeys we hair been making to the centers of Industry in I'lah. We have been getting wiser every yielded. Before aigning. Ismet Pasha day lehming of things we never dreamed existed right In our mhlet, as you might nay. If we, who bare said to hav protested that the e been on the Mill hunt for surprise In l uh'j Industrial life have met op with anwe retd knockout. Ita a were in contradiction to the asterfn The Aooiatd (By Prs.) surance originally gixen him by Gen cinch that the average reader wll) get a kick not of some of our dWouriea. 11. Axrccmnt CHIP AGO. Oct. of tho Guif Charpy. He nas told, however, that Now you take brass, bronze and aluminum, for Instance. How many Dremt Nears readers know that with the mana(?mnt Coast Line, the Texa and Midland th French delegate had assented to they are making thorn three metals right here in Salt Lake of a quality that cannot be excelled and fashiontha Houston, Belt and Terminal, and theTtiew demands. ing then into things beautiful and ueful? If you did, you knew more than we did until today and you the Utah railway company have been can go to the head of the dan. ined bv representative of the strik- Golf Course is Security We drifted into a bmm foundry down on south State street where copper and th) and zinc and aluming phop craft brfna the total numFor Bonds of Writer of road In the etnke eettlement ber inum arc boded down to whatever (lie master workman happens to want. Me nay boiled down because the John 5eott. secto approximately 9 metal gets o hot that It bods and It is thea poured Into fancy molds or into pigs a the case may he. Me tbe Associated Press ) (By of the hopt crafts organizaretary GHICAGO. Oct. 11. Her rr tat talked to the chief down there and learned a lot of things. tion announced today. golf course near Elgin, His . has been Me learned first that alt the bronze work at the Deseret National bank, which Is exceptionally fine and The Utah railway l a ehnrt coal scheduled by Mrs. Charles E artistic, produced right here In Salt Lake. We also found out that most of the huge braes bushings wife of a prominent Chicago Ime Xa. Uarboa county. According to f,w axles and motors used by the Bamberger FSeetrlc are a product of this plant. The big braes and bronze local officials of the company only attorney as security for the bends of em- - Ben Hecht, author, and Wallace Smtih. about 15 men are excDilvelv signs that decorate banka and business home are made In Salt lake. Great bronsw gear rings for Packard of the novel "Fantazlns and Federal trucks are made here, and s saw three huge brass bushings, weighing 200 pounds poyed in shop work. The strike os illustrator, that rch, Mallare, charged with cnpirocy to far a thene men n ere concerned n had Jnt been turned out for a send obscene company, M'e learned that many Ions of bronze were uted on the . .fctted iterature through th twjweks ago by a seprat mal Deseret National bonk Job. T , grrment, official aa' M arrant for Hecht apd Smith were Jn the aluminum line, fhe company is now turning ont increasing quantities of aluminum running obta.ned from Tnit.,1, State board step plates for autotnobOea These are poured kuo molds fashioned In any deign to suit the owner's Mason by tritus of Fanta-xlu- s Lock Up the Bar and - Mallare fancy. If you visited the companys booth In the Manufacturers building at the state fair you saw samthe Get Off ple of the fine handiwork in this new lino of Llah Industry. MMlitn thq post year the output of this plant Ship Order haa Just doubled aa the people have learned that they can get a better grade of ail three of three metals To U. S. Boat Bartender New Center of Negro than they can get elsewhere at lew cost than shipping them In from the east. Population Moves North " Were again we brileve we hare found aa industry (A untold poaShtUtlc la ftah. With the exeeptkm (By The Associated Press ) of tin, all the ingredients for ms king of brass, bronse or a In minurn are found In this state. At the FEA1TLE. M'ash.. Oct. 11 (By The Associated Press ) . present Os-deWASHINGTON, Oct, 11. Th Williams, bartender on the time scrap metal Is used entirely hut at osie time pig sine was produced at Park CHty that waa used In making aAnouncad topartment of commerce shipping board steamer President brass In Balt lake and It was found the best they had ever rrcetved. In the not very distant future we will nf Madison. pHing between Puget day that the enter-negro populaaluminum from Marysvale but In an likelihood we win be shipping In rrflned copper for Seating our Found and the Orient, has packed tion as determined hy the bureau of i loca'ed In the extreme us n his cocktail i glasses cen, time Uunmc Mew til again be producing zlna hexwat nodiauuu date- -,.carefu'ly. ei--iif nr rtonrgci thru. his white aprons and Since eaatern makers of brass, bronze and aluminum are shipping jacket quantities of scrap from the large For the first time in. history this into a brown bag and left here for west and shipping back the finished article, we have, a big advantage Lp the Interrttoomain trade and. aa Hatana. 'eent! has moved northeast being we said, we are turning out a superior metal. There to no limit to the a I ? 4 tiilles firther Lasfrom Mr got of business the if telegram approximately possible expansion ker of the shipping board." Os exand 19 4 miles farther north in 192S Ihe Interm ountain country will learn to keep Ita money at home. "It said: 'Lock up the than it was laMO. The former move-mea- ts plained have bar and get off tha ship.in a soutliwestar Ui bo vateabU tsformaiioa oa youx own state. , Clip Uuoe each day. Tha ooUeatioa . V. ly direction. In-r- e Lloyd-Georg- klan-eheat- er Prs I ci Gigantic Coal Strike Cost Nearly Two Billion Dollars Dem-ocra- -- Lloyd-Georg- J j - ertu'T reaty - Ch.im-beriai- -- 1 ,1 J out-vo- eve-nin- e Strong Earthquake ar j Causes Romans to i Fear Shock Series aieht-aeein- oct Gmka and waa going to the T'nlted States at the bead of the British debt funding tuSelon. despite Intimation to the mntrar). Them might be a delay of a couple of weeks in hia departure, he said, owing to tile Pastern situation ami Internal affairs, but t would be no change in the membership of the mission. Nr l la Only a Friend. far "I waa not her sweetheart from it. I almost played the part of a chauffeur' for her. Fhe made a contention of practice during th load ins old aoldlers into my car and g tour of taklne them on a Atlanta. And I want to may in defense of the finest woman 1 have ever met that it waa practically an Impossibility for her to entertain gentlemen In her rooms except in the presence of the girls she chaperoned, and during the whole convention aha waa kept bury from nine in the morning until. twonext day "If there were any men aociaring with Mr de Bouchal outflde of my-aand Mr Candler, they had to go eome Mi de Bouchal wan a pleading and ! nitiful character. She herself a a lady and never gave any man an opportunity for making unconventional adtanres. Le Gette said that he had not communicated with any one in Atlanta sine reading Mr de Bouchal. but had immediately sought newspaper to say what he could to clear charge against Mrs de Bouchal. He said the charge were astounding to anyone who knew Mr de Bourlia! and that he was prepared to go to Atlanta at any time to defend tbe honor of an Insulted woman, u:h as becomes aoutbsrn man." i (By The Oct. tne cris ! fii ht . t by BT GEORGE K. HOLMES. 11 -.- Wilbur of .Atlanta. Ga , (International News Service Staff Cornow living- here, volunteered the staterespondent ) ment today that he waa th travelWASHINGTON, Oct. 1 1. Notwithing salesman mentioned hy Asa G standing the fact there are no kgal Candler. In the statements published restrh Uona upon the amount of money by Mrs Onezima de Bouchel. lnvoedj that may be expended for campaign isiui to her In alleged reports of rooms In Atlanta at a confederate re- purpo.es this fall it Is entirely probunion In 1919. "The qtorv attributed able, according to party leauera In to Candler is a lie, declared Le Cette Washington that fewer dollars will be It is a fabrication of scandal mon- spent in the 1922 congressional elecgers There fs no finer woman on tion by both Republican and Democratic parlies than in any campa.gn earth than Mrs. De Bouchel Le Gette said that he had not seen In recent ) car. It is no sudden attm k of political Mrs De Bouchel for more than a er. the last meeting being in New York conscience that "has decreed th ,s state of affairs it is a mces&ilv, and grim, when Mrs. Le Cette and he met Both Republican and at a hotel prior to her departure for cold poverty Paris. The firm Information of tha Democratic national organizations at. leat-characbroke at badly bent. leported charge agamst her ter, he said, came to him veeterday Leaders Rethxni. upon reading a local newspaper While leaders display a disinclinaOnly SslfMitsa There. tion to talk publicly about the state of "I met Mrs de Bouchel in Atlanta party finances, privately they declare on the first day of the Confederate that organization funds are lower now sometime in the fall of 1919, than they have ever been at tills slug of the game, with collection coming having been Introduced by slower and slower lady from Virginia." he said Tp RepubSenator Medill McCormick. on reading the newspaper statement id of Mrs. de Boucbe! that Candler ac- lican, of Illinois, and Senator Dav IfnnmnAf I. Walsh. Democrat, of Massachusetts, of her" cased having senatorial campaign -, attention, of two men In her room, I chairman of the had seout cut beatrealised that L must be the aaleamaa committee, hgve for weeks, bulrushes financial the ' leg referred to. "Mr. Candler end I were the only but It has been slow workto and not reports be mentioned a very productive, according i wo men who could Mra. de Bouchel to headquarters. pending time with we Out end ehe To bend Speakers. during that convention, constantly in my company, ehe being What money can be expended by chaperon general of the convention the national organizations probably end 1 entertaining delegate, and. there will be spent in semLng speakers of were always eeveral young ladies pres- national repute into the states of Ohio. ent Indiana, Michigan. New York. New "But never at a alngl time was ehe Jersey, Massachusetts. Missouri. Iowa. first alone with me. At noon that Nebraska and a few other states day ah Informed me that ehe had where the senator-a- ! contest are esan encasement with Candler for pecially keen. luncheon. The younc ladles and myNeither the Democra-- s nor the Reself accompanied her to the Piedmont publicans have been able to pay off hotel end on that occasion I first met the deficits that were incurred during Candler. of 1920. The Republithe "Later the whole party left the can campaign national committee faced an InIn a new hotel to Inspect a piano debtedness of more than II 000. POO at store at which I waa encased aa eales-ma- the close of 1922. only about half of While in the atore Candler which has been paid off The made an encasement with Mra. de were in the hole to the extent Bouchal to so to hts home that of some 1250.000 a part of which has I waa at the hotel that aame been discharged nlsht when Mrs de Bouchal returned from Candler'e home with several of' LOS ANGELES. to Gctfe, formorly LA an un-b- i tBv Th AQ!ated BreeO ROME, Oct It A atrong earthquake ahook thi cltv today causing great alarm among the population. damace however had been report-ted up to one oclock this aftrenooo. The apprehension among the people waa stimulated by the recollection of similar shocks, although much less violent, which occurred in 1917 anal continued a whole month 185 Ancona, on - the Adriatic, mil northeast of Rome appears to shock of center have been the today No report of damage there were re h eeived. Santa Fc Railroad Orders 5,000 New Freight Car (By The Associated Pres ) TOPEKA, Kan.. Odt. 11 The At- chison, Topeka and Fanla Fe railway company haa placed orders for 5 150 hew freight cars for freight- service, delivery of which ts to start- January next, says an announcement here, today by Edward Chamber, vice president in charge of traffic. The l.st includes: 2,000 refrigerator cars, "1,000 box cars, 1.000 automobile cars. 500 stock cars, 600 coal cars and 150 ca-- 1 booses. These care .hould aid ma terlaliy in relieving. the car shortage, Santa Fe officials pointed out. ( Defense of Honor Only Object Declares Woman 1 IBy A.soclatsd Pr.se) ATLANTA, Ga , Oct. il. "A deep mystery for a lonely old man whose chil d ren haT gros n7a Way from hi m and a companionship 1 craved, rather than. love, inspired my engagement to Candier, Rr today said Mra. Onezima de Bouchet, beautiful New Pastor in Zion City Orleans divorcee, whose engagement Stands in Rain All to (he Atlanta capitalist was abruptly terminated. Fhe was awaiting the arDay for Five Bucks rival of her attorney to confer over! charges of indiscretionheralleged to bevel EO WALK AN. Ills.. Oct. 11. been made against by Candler. OBrien, pastor of "I do not want a single penny ofj Rev. Robert E. flork-in Z.on'Clty the Candler money. she asserted, "but, an independent have to pay and pay dearly today had compiled with Ihe t?rm they will combine from Wilbur an of wreck offer to Glenn for their my repuoverseer of Zion 25 ."if he tation with insults" j in front of a newspaper In a public statement yesterday Mra' win stand l oIPcc daT to show hh people de Bouchel said Candler had informed her 11 would he impossible for him what a fool he le." Rain boat upon Mr. O'Brien most of the day, to marry her a he had received inbut he held his post from sunrise formation tha ahe hd invited two ho- a to eunaet. He said he would give yen to Ust her room, in local award to Zion City poor. the oa j peg two.) (Continued ASA-G- ! Vo-Uv- a, a-- adnrn-istratlo- THE TRUTH ABOUT UTAH YOU WANT GET INBRASS, BRONZE OR ALUMINUM DONE HERE.. Utah Railway Signs With Shop Stnkers 1 lewd-Hi- x Erb-stel- ku n. fnft ' Com-!is,nn- er tw north-'"WfCe- I et - r eU v, - !.. a . W .been i- - I ; r r |