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Show . W....... , ' , 9' I ''.. . ' in temperature. , . . - I 42- , PAGES . tonight fair. : . k It 41. . Southeastern Idaho, and Sunday, ' .........01, Northern UtahFair tonight and:Sunday; not much change , . . - . i 1 W. 111. He ..... 7.'o:1 1:1711: off,,,,j, . v 1 , , . qr .11113 .1P s'IN )47110 , ,,.. .., , Ji, I i If.' z1 . tITAII SALT LAKE CITY ..W NeW NOVEMBER SATURDAY -- , 4" If (1.41'1;-4.- .1 ,..- - , ;:111'. .411. OW ,, .11. ' ( An! . f - ... . Weather Forecast . .. l'. .. .. 1 ' . i' ' -- - , . - . I 47 11,74:6 .. , vcinga. Bldg. I Ihr - ,,.- Root of , - - Ifiaatnxiin7u:moolzy,::ttee;ddaan:y P Al ":.4.333:: , t. ' toaon"LtoldbdayaY'' ' ; . 1922 25 Temperatures., , SEA;'ENTY-TIHR- YEAR D. ,.,.. . - 4, , , . . 4 HARVARD AND AR Y 4- - 4 4 -- 41. Western States Sign Pact to .. n. I umircea Wife on 4- - 1. FIDSTITIEATY . , LOVE. AFFAIRS - BEING PHODEO , ,, - 4t1'14:t. - - ki, -- . (By The Associated Press.) SANTA. FE. N. M., Nov. '25.--I- lavIng successfully directed the negotiation of a treaty between seven west- t ,.4,,,, . . - , ', 'i, ,, , e ,..34 . i ern states. the first of its kind alio- rating the waters of a river. the third largest in America and so. it is thought. preventing years of expensive litigation. Herbert Hoover. chairman rivercommission ....IZ.1: t for his home in Cali- fornia for a short visit before return- Mg to Washington to report to the presidentOther delegates are speeding homeward all believing that the eighteen days of intensive effort during which the moat expert and most technical Irrigation authority in America brought into play. has reaulted in a pact which will p.rotect to 'the fullest pusidble extent the interests of each of the Seven states and without detriment to the federal interests of those ' of the republic of Mexico. now Seven state legislatures must to make it effective , ratify the-paConand it must be approved by the , No op4 trees at, the. United , States.: '. OG. p1TOTh4tfl. Nov. l'5 - '."; ' - motion rola Negri; P,olish screen trage- 1 and dienne.- are engaged to marry. accord- ing to reports current in motion picture circles )117P. the Los. Angeles timrs stated Iin a story it published today; Chaplin refused either to deny or confirm the reported engagement. " I cannot ray 'yew .' Chaplin was announcement quoted. "Any such come from her. must of rtecesty Neither can I say no. Midi( of the lac her in.- theto coetlistg gri cancelled an engagem,st to give a representative of that newspaper an HnterView when: she .received intitna-- (Ion of the subject he wished to Cha4plin. , f , - n- 50,000 on Hand in Philadelphia 76,000 Estimated at, New liaven-When Whistle Blows. Mori-Tha- I- -- . --- - scores:. Hanard 10; Yale 1 11.11.; of-t- he ' - -- , ; ,. ws et . , :...--'- --I- i -- ritty--an- ' t" Ztt.; -- a''eten Vrittet- -- ;two bats. i-- Destroy Europe 7- it .'z ri i I- .. -- 1. t i i , i. i ..,,,,..,.,...,. . et 1- .)i ,' - . - '- Hartford, Is Earthquake Will ..,F- !. tear, 1!!" ,.,.:, 4 I 25.---T- - .,. 4- ,Army 17; Navy 11. 2,000 Orphans on Board tamp-shad- . , . K. :.4till . I - - h . ., : '' - - FRANE LIN FIELD. Prilladenilen Pa . Nov. 24 the coldest weather of the wea,-Iand in the teeth or a 1 high northwest wind, more 'than 50.- - ' 04n. peteone, skew- - the st return to their old battleground on .1. Franklin field today and struggle for victnrY-iMelt. atatusa football genie. Because of the cold the crowd was .slow In fil:irig- tip the great concrete I romance. the' stand of thP The Chaplin-NegUniversity or Penney,- ,PaPer continues.. "had its ,V111111, but when the game time ar- last toured when i Europe Chaplin rived sit 'wets. were- oectipied by the 4 year. . when inNcmg!ti - trrlheesepni ttny slit:errads heavily wrapped crowd. 1,:,:t,cla II 0 n .. Secretary of the Navy Denby and .. i said to have. exclaimedi, were :. "This is what I have looked forward Assistant Seeretsry .1tóosevelt to ever since I started." early in their places in the north stand S. 1 i "al,been esild are to have They with the cheering battalions from An- most inseparable" since she reached napolis behind them. i Angeles. 'Lox Ir. Vico President Coolidge, SecretarY When the. Tithes reporter pought to reach the aareee to ask her about her: of Wer,,Weeks and General Pershing reported engagement to the comedian, oceupied boxes in a personal represiontatlye said: where the army held forth. 4.,;,, r"stimit to the Winter Se easaatial from ..... vilpillssLot4-4,40- fr , ..."She hit the ceiling when the rub-j- -- The on the field of talk was mentiond." 'short praptice at 1110and then retired this,meraulg - Chaplin was reached and interrogated " the Pennsylvania glmnaalual ita'' . : iwittrwousiderabia,,diftlestirge,lihttoa-as- t StiortIY before the game began. : ft W. afdiscuas to first declining personal '411"'"alt Is '1"'"'""""' Ito.Th army cadets 1.250 Strong Americana are aboard the Belgravian. They are Paul fairs. iwowite a few. fret, from wiser Irliare lk- he said: :'.0---,,..Z: 4. on the field at ..I;40 p.m- - 1,44,,-.4 ; VOL te suCh anwar of pa.-Towanda. four& anS I "I can't say Alt 'yes:' clad mule that 'seemed to be .'" boy I grey tA 4 mito Alice MeArdir. ton iotaVyea' rat conn: nouncement must of necessity corn i scared 0,4 ' ;'"Il to death by the crashing of the con-the end slain a is inan's I She taand from her. bookkeeper gentlewoman r, .1,, The Belgravian 'kit Constantinople for Samsun, on the a foreigner. fittential secretary was questioned by i She big bras hand and .the terrific cheerDon't you gee? ,, .;,..:',. bretaloso.clitc'not :bitty tirtiftechnicaling that greeted the upstalioding Wee& the this camnot does understand but also 14 ways to American Asia police Minor Black on mployed morning. November sea coast of Immediately oink the Many begin ' afterward the police began a search In irrigation aubjects case of thts- lend." twit manly employed Greek who Armenian and it was They marched around the field and ,, orphans. for a man" and for nu- - evacuation of 7,500 Later Chapin commented: been given a that bad then tovk i4eat, In the south stand. merous WOM011 with whom Miss Me-- desired to remove because of the recent edict of the Turkish NaMarriage iP no crime." definite,MORning, the pact It's authors Goat Keepa Nene.. Ardie told them. "Handsome Joe" had tionalists asbelieve. will weather any legal The comedian is said to have moved giving the Christian population a definite period in recently sauna which may be made. from a small cottage into a Indulged In numerous affairs. Ten minutes later, the 'blue ciad which to leave the country. The orphans were to be taken to housie of many rooms end to be occu-- i the- great arena Briefly the agreement reached here Myetery Phone Call. midshipmen been There it have alone. many between the states of Arizona. Caliaccognmowhere the Near is to relief from East pyins another amid the plaudits Athens, in Lanus died a gate planning half hour hospital was he year that of the gathered thousandc fornia, Colorado. Nevada. New MexiTo the inref, ts in the last had been found after the date them in schools and monasteries. tie formerly was the, spiring strains el their band the sailPARIS. Nov. 25.A victorious war bullets hiin his back. The with was. co. Wyoming and Utah providee that Ito screen ors. 2.400 of them. marched down the Harris. Mildred of the water of the Colorado shall be by the Orient against this Occident and found by Fred P. Pugin. a body close per- I, measured for the purpose of alloca- violerrt eanhquakes hi h- vitt' e-- er-- nv soma.' friend of the slain man. 1.4111116 I i field. svhecied to the left and paraded tion at Lee's Ferry, one mile below the moat of Europe. were among' the fate- - was mortally wounded, lying beside, to their seats on the north , and sensational ful P"Dheel" t 1 , is mad. 11 mouth of the Fares river which his ear, his foot resting on the run- - i itas'S'goof mascot of the tenni. seeress,. wria Forbes,. the Mary today ten tine. by Utah miles below WAS the last the twai.d iming about to and his body lying in al He p pea r. wail that for the purpose of dividing the first gained fame by her prophecY of pool of blood. He watt driven to the i with ereat etocra ke; two greeted eau tit here stql war vrar in 1912. war PHILADELPHIADamage the world during Corp. begun flow the states shall be classified into led Garfield where died him he field the down hospital and park did plebes t today by.tederal oliciair. "Twice I have been bidden,by the half an hour later without making-two districts. Colorado, Wyoming, New by a fire whith last night dostroyed not seem to lose his nerve in the IreMerle and Utah. comprising the powers to speak." said Prophetess statement. 600 'foot pier and 16 cars and four nieruous din e NEW held my The first time Forbes. Upper division. and California. NeBecause of the high wind Later, while the polite were in the scow& all loaded with coal. today WAR who won fame as an artist both through! vada and Arizona the lower division. PtienCP. Now I must obey. War will sales room investigating the murder teatna was 6300.000. at The estimated s hi indulged in much kicking prat,- It i pier of Abraham Lincoln. s it ll' soon between the orient fil out portraits break ' 'A the pot t'' Read. the rang. and owned mystery, telephone l'roviso for bower Section. dead was Philadelphia hero. by credited ile win. with ! will and the Occident. The east lo tstt,i,k iths,i.riacuat rren4.. The ' A feminine voice ing railroad. The clueing President Lincoln t,, tot for Each division is allotted 7500.0110 will destroy liceman answered. "Violent earthquakes t hie Inquired: A official defended first the west goal with the . navy sere feeet of water per annum with most of Europe except parts of France ftorY photograph i ls that you. Jos?" , wind behind. The army took the CHICAfinPreparatinn nf evidence portrait of Lincoln ha ngs in -- the :ca., , the provism that the lower division hi and Russia. A new continent will When the policeman asked who was In the alieged $1,00eArlf),wasta.,s,In to ocean." the in its Increase given n arise the pacific right -'the aVintMn P!,'ttlron'bf 'tile' army aighal gift of Mrs. E. ii. Harriman, Nov. Wring' n0- WASHINGTON7 last ,,,,,,...., 31t.itigan kicked off at 2:32. after 171P 't)roliheleis 'Itz a nkfive ot"Tinsnt Area 'trio (ICY of gimeral debate was ahead for the wit-had isevtralI times ten by one million acre feet per an- ton. but has spent nractle3lly all her '''' f ie bill when the house con- - the ball off the tee ism num. !thship life in Indit studying .oriental mysticonfidencea-Aif vetted today with the . ir The past provide. for making fu- clacit, Iteptittlican leaders that ft would lease i ture adjustmentti by calling Another the n ext W ednesday un-- 1 ,;..;1Trrd,hh.elitx::::,....ky m sa fe a puhroi.Lrptthe by argin conference at any time In the future .ua2ti,n h a k n after two, daYs of scsi,ehmit When two states may so signify their I discuss-onAstrnraneett 'to this effect desire by notifying the other states ..0,11:xn who whs downed on the Nay were taken to the Whit House laiand the president yard lin e McKee made a f viMILL Representative Miindeit, the Pepubil- - down The agreement is designed to proth Army itne and the through xl of ran- leader it the close vesterday Wi ll was on the. West Point 4it vide for the beneficial, uses of the . )arti debate. Ou tine another...litie waters of the stream for Irrigation, pi4. 'Me national forest,' td irtais contain probably the largest and most est ettsive...bodigai.Aar,.....impeil,itinher., ,, - Ait fiwirteert, inentbecwopeaking on i n r mt. V.: to the river- development embracing storake through Army ,)iird the b1;1 :.esterday thre were cull) two. theIrest-- - Throughout the Wasatch and tinta mountains are large tracts of strain aspeu . much of It and- power pOrPoses and flood prehreak in party alignment. 'well situated for exploitation On tItIur a mnall or a largesrale.. Stands arc noCuntotnnum a vention and it makes. subject gmil Trom aivirngr - sentatie tctsw.ipar Democrat- - LottieL-- ,. i '36 yard line. but thc kick was eral approval lisvigableinterests be to 80 cords to the aerie- - Itt,elose proximity in, or wintered through these aspen tumid are mutual' of whil" II"- atur erotic.' r"r th'e , the meant subservient to agricultural cAlight lirenaof'thethetat:IA ralY rezentative I.lahri. Ohio. A Republican! rn trtekerd Mythic fir and sante fir, suitable for toe In mixture with aspen in the mamtlacture-o- f Englemann spruce, batic to Wm and industrial interesta Nothing In , JAMESTOWN. N. Y.Nov trembor of the merchant marme coin- wood pulp., ao ....The Army t was can be enristrued it wttpulatew, fire In which It is tcared 101118 lives it. annottrwed i unahle tnyard line. whleh rnittee ,framd line lU PIPVPn of ber rescreen. haw it total or It is estimated by the U. S. forestry servital that Navy to Impair the rights of Indian tribes. 13 buit:nomos he would not vote for a 1,41 which and Wood penetrate to the that war lost, dextroyad the Anmtpoits punted Tese-o- f - inew and nevfq-a- l 000 cords of merchantable aspen as follows: Ashley. 176.000 cords; Fillmore. he "S'erted dweilinee here to- Tresty. 120.000:,,,FisitA.ake,383,000;., r,Seriesc 100,0100r trio On the Fecund fumthe ...WV., 4.1,, The eenate. havag ogreeti le) a bled and 'Goodmanplaylut the Navy Five firemen and three women were, followc The Mantl and Fish I.dte forests offer the most accessible, bodies .of aspen and spruce titnber, contrib. Army re- - d-- . final 844e. MOttd!IV o n the V1.0 404 l covora the "The states el Arizona. california.; trjured. i 20 on the ',ell ,Navy yarrailroad to towns on the Sanytete bmneh of the & it. G. railroad and offering a mains dimity-bLiberian !Ohl) rileattate. was in ad-- I mark. Loll,' and Wood erdorsdo, Nevkda. New Mexico. Ittah..1 - There were - thrilling rescues of supply Plunge. and Wyoming. having resolved to enter about SO persons. zötne being carried : of 1.295,000 turtle. As will be noticed, the Uinta reserve offers 1400.000.eords i Journment today. which iIi not be available the Navy rne for a filet through into a compact under the act of Con down ladders; others jumpt;. g Into. l down until the Uinta Iltu.n railroad is conetructed. placing the bail on the Navy greell of the United States of America.. lire nets. l IS var.! 1.ne more commonly known as quaking asp, is the same tree which is termed in Maine the approved Aug. IS, MI (42 etatatea at Aspen, seen at werc who Popple and the acts of the; Several persons larse, page t;ithisch for the Arra, tried a i and ishkth hr there exploited on a large Pellit, in the making of paper pulp. The tree la not loeully utilized legislatures of tlie said mates bare. windows ecreaming for help cre .aid placement goal from the 2r. yard line. . . : through their governors. appointed as to be but the fatalit,tm. if because the wood pulp Industry has not yet reachtd l'ialt. The annual extent to hut any the kitk went wild. The play re- missing. lured I consumption ' their tOMM151110110t11 W. S. Norreil for will not be known until all the . salted in a tonchbrick and the hallt In the United States of aspen for wood pulp suntainta to 330.000 cords. bat only a tonsil the state of Arizona, W. F. Meriure any. of this is porttm me .1 in fire of the rettidents buildinge 2 1 wag WIS. In play on the Navy for the state of California.' Imiph E. made in the went- - In other words we have enough aspen to furnish pulp mills of the west for many checked are sweet section up. linc for the mate of Colorado. J. )ard Carpenter years. Aspen produces a paper that Is peculiarly adapted for books and magazines. and at the present lime ,,,,,. G. Scrugham for the etate of Nevada., ihe Origin of tne fire. wnich was Attkr nchc.tzt line plunge Parched R. Dilvill, Jr.. for the state of1 the woret in the .iistory of CLautaui.i. ithri- - 8 fora' A pass to Parr who the is Stephen source most More of uses. lit these for used k for important aspen supply than paper pinking any other New Mexico. R. E Caidwell for the qua county is not known. iln)P161 the j,alt un tbeAitny. 4 8 Emswood 'except spruce and hemlock. state of Utah. and Frank C. Emerson , for the slate of Wyoming,--wh- o At present the principal milk using 'aspen for pulp are located in eastern after Sew York and nouthern Pnr,q,et h:t the Army rne' ler a negotiations participated in by Iterbert rret down end an ntteranted forward Maine, altheugh the logging- mwrations first confined to the country adjaeent to the mills have not spread - i ( Hoover. appointed by the president as Trarvii)!),,,r1..CWS F...F.rvhre:) McKee geounded. On the Lb. representative of the .States. throughout the northeastern and Great Lakes states and apothem Canada. It is question of but a Short ill';:rt" RERUN, Nov. of America. have agreed upon th fol-- 1 the Navy lost 'the ball on lime until such operationu will extend to the vast stands of quakkg asp in Utah. articles: Cuno's Wilhelm lowing k'..cke4 enwns from On to the an1 the Armi: Chancellor It ' "Article 1The major purposes of 11alt is the center of the great .west that consumes much paper but produce little. - The Market for new ,norrisociatist cabinet tmilt pace Nrvy 37 Yard llne. On the first play this compact are to provide for the a ientico threw forward to of a Bari is miss mill the hand. The fart that spruce and other timbers neeed for output large paper already at equitable division and appointment of today when Minister of Food Herman, thet stio stir'xtel to Armr's the use of the waters of the Colorado with aapen in manufacturing paper can also he obtained in Utah adjacent to the aspen mantis, en. mixing rests-ne- d Mueller's Muelkr resrgnation river system: to establish the relative ' h,fc.re (Special to The News.) I halms the opportunity. The timber can be purehased from the national forests at cheap rates and easy - ;wag forced by the Socialists even be-- I lin,lore ou the Crtit importance of different beneficial uses ended with no PaNEW YORK. Nov. ' --t water: to promot interstate comity: luso. 4 - payments. ' for either seer.' Lake c Salt a had ?time.' to, fore the Reichstag bantamweight classy to remove cause of present and future y One of the great drawbacks. pardeularly in nail, is the Second Period. vote upon the chancellor'l declare-- I Irving Jam-pol- e of stream pollution by ehenticals In controversies. and to secure the en. won the decision over. last night at 141AttleOn Square and industrial on the Crst Pneup in the ',locoed peditious agricultural 'making which would unfit the water for irrigation. However, it is possible that militheis might. pulp I 1.tlosno,etafii,ptolLece.d over Colorado Garden six the round Pa of route. the development ere in the Reichstg ner!nd McKpe threw a lo ng forward i be chosen free front this objection. the storage of it Wateril and the pro- - luacto did all the fighting and had his e t rt rase to Taylor who was downed ort ot un tection of life and property from floods. man whipped all the way. Jampole I The consumption of paper in the United State in enormous and thousands of stereo are etrlpped of t41 e :eata:mwe,..d.rtszthic:::,r line. AlcKee was Army -- -. was to all appearance.. a very fright,t In Dense Coed Masa- timber feed to insatiable the eine every of day nt otitte4tetro-peip theprintinsLpresses. appetite lad and failed to of rest 'lie GermanY. from Ithinel'and a left fo' thee ends the Coiorado river ened end tor touchdown. month. mounts month Sarchet will not be It before of dematods Pa-- I the by the Industry will fall upon title mate. long It writs this which forced the food min- made the extrq polnt on a placement le divided into two basins. and holding up his end at leading. ', basin We will then thank a wise foresight that created the forest reiervett and will compel lumbering under forest an apportionment of the use of part of luso was given a good hand from the' Out. kick. ft. Score. Navy 7; Army the water of the Colorado river system large crowd, when he left the ring. sirriee supervision to yield a large return: but prevent wasteful and destruetive stripping. npon the chancellor's Tho Army- - kicked mil and the 'Navy The bout was main gig round preileder of policy was expected to la made to eac)p of them with the pro' ran ball back td the the line. Ma of the ,b'cluare liminary this evening with a vote or' con1 Clip theme each day. The collection will be valuable information on your own Wain. , card.. 7 On page two.) . (Continued fidence or no confidence. Continued on page twe.) , . .. .. , I pelor, Sea; -- ,. -- - ',. ''t Sher Says , 5 .z ., Comedian '''' - , ,s . I -ActrsSiIent. widow from. Iowa. The 0r - ' gave 4 ,li ,, ' ". " 1!"',' ., her name lis'Mrs. Blanche Brimmer. eirc .7.. , t :4 , ti 24. of Hansen. Iowa, and her age as p-1:::-:,,,tt-(Ey Triternstionsi News Service) ':': Professor Tiernan was one of the C .3.9 4 , , CHICAGO. Nov. Denny. "angles" in the famciusSouth Bend ; :r. ' ,; .' !, Slit' 4 I ', paternity case involving the father-shi- p 30. a porter in the automobile sales i. . i . , .. , of "Baby Billy." garage of Joseph ' Joel '':'--'4':' ,,,,,., :i ' An the news of the marriage camel ). .; ,.,,,,, ' ..;:.:: to South Bend. the home of the Tier ,Lanus- 'Ras arrested when he came Jo , N, ;', it47et,'; . nana Al TS. Tiernan, who was divorced work today by the police tearing into ' ,,' -' from' iwo ' " madeltha - days ago. her husband enveter, of the business and love '' Nr :.1, '?I;t4 r0..11;;;;T; the statement that elle and the formg the murder of Lanus. 'Al'Or. ti ' ':4' ' ' : ' ' .,,,A4;, t.'',. , er Notre Dame professor had lived tos',1 Linos. a bach gether aa husband and Wire until last worth a million dollars, was shOt.10 . - - - -' Monday wasgrainted-Therldeittr When from behind in the sales room '0'.'-, .' t . :,) Thursday. he testified ' last hnaenand night. , Mrs. Tiernan had been separat, ,. .. ,VALAL, Questioned the porter , ed since October 12.. oat Mrs. Tiernan declared she was go- ,told of a quarrel In the, garage ' the ' ' ing to have the marriage annulled on night before last. He said a stranger the grounds of perjury. was cloieted Jn the office of Lanus POL.. NEGRI. The marriage at Crown Point took while he himself was busy outside. the of Justice of in office the place Peace Howard Kemp. The ceremony lie heard voices raised in argument brief. The couple then caught and heard someone mention $100. Hs for Hammond. It was believed that Professor. Tier- was held for further questioning. nan and his bride were bound fur Serk Three Men. t Chicago. but accordtng to a notee At the same time the police eere ,which Tiernan had pinned on a in the, home in South Bend he seeking three men with whom the .. 'was going back there today. automobile man was believed to have When she learned of her husband's quarreled over a business deal a week , new marriage, birs. Tiernan flew into ago. They had left a car with the in- he American Near East re- CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. st rage. tention of trading it in on a new one, "I'll kill that man yefir she cried. it was said. end to lief steamship Belgravian, carrying 2000 orphans from Asia Minor later attempted 1"t beAssweett holeh here sod tries to Ltee!la frose;y1ret ezreement New:York at the junction, rnicied with the trans Atlantis 1. '4F:1,"". ir :. ...4aa I.. :o.,.,,a 4,4 i ';',,,, 4,;,,,,,,-- ,- , , ' Allied .. : . 4 Or GRID PIM! i- ;Y c?r,-- ; CLI1S1CS ! , b Must, ,,Give "Info" -. , ,!,,,t, ...,. - . ' Pie , ,,,:, --- vS - ,;- . ,, ..,;;:--- '4,, SEE . , 6,,, , ::,2,-- 1. c,, , . ',',' New-Servi- I , , ir -- IsRumooraon7u, 1 ., 7 Will - .Weather Quarrel Between Haasome Joe Lanus and Custom. Any Legal Assault, Aus ) - . (Ftv international Nov. CHICAGO. Commis- - John thors Believe 25.Profesaori er May Have Led to SlayLama Point. Ind.. today to a sion is Disbanded. "Blanche" reputed to be a wealthy' ing, Officers Say. woman . t, To 4,,...., - Marries Iowan at Crown Point;---------- !I - A- LANE STREAMI.,,ertrectarneTeache , , 05 CIES NNT I , , ,,,, , Charlie Chaphn. , Will SheThlorrd Charlie? 1 ThuprrostAbelj-ilaestil - P 4.. - - . - of Colorado River . ' . TO0 ALIOCATE 4- - . 1 1 4 P Divide,--Wate- rs I . IN FOOTBALL FIGHT! , . , BItsor Novs ri 1 I ilanu- Points 767' - YeiRK---tioorg- . Lomiaence For Passage of I 1 rreti , p , ifenry-fitory.- I i i ppm easurc,i'l in-- . -- THE ASPEN In New York Fire; , THE AND FOREST i e boa i THE TRUTH ABOUT UTAH Fear Lives Lost , ---- ' -- - .. ,oar.a.rud8 0., - PAPER it . - , - i - .. Eight Are Injured tcs-fe- . 4"7Ortrey--t-rte-d- plat-en-re- 4 . - the-pac- I 6 , y -- 4 ... . rr rst Upset Mark s -- . . I 171-)- . -- - Gemlan Cabinet as i . Food Officer -- ' - ., Loll" - . I . . - paluso Wms - blew York Boull . 25.--L- pe-i- od - - nets-ash- , river-be-ai- 4 s,;;ity:t , i : . . ' 4 4 . ,A. 1 - , s . . . 4 , I I., -- , ,, 1' , . - . . 1 . . . ..., - ... .. - , , , .1 ' - 'A - 1 11 ' . , 4 - 1 -, nwooko.'' ' ' IP . , , ' ip ' - , ( . . 4 ',..;-- - A, I'l4e. |
