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Show wX-m- mm." ,wi - - , Vorthem Utah Fair and Friday; Saturday, , probably fair. tonight and Idaho-F- air Temperatures. to-nig- ht . Roof of - Friday- - flVE CENTS UCE UTAlf SALT LAKE CITY THURSDAY AUGUST 23 SEVENTY 1923 YEAR FOURTH katy train bandit suspects captured in raid ' . Administration Takes Up Challenge of Hard Coal Fay Negotiators TffEN m S IN FLOODED Irrigation Reservoir Near Fowler Crumples Thousand Persons BeConfident lieved to be Homeless. U. S- - Marshal Are Band Under Arrest Perpetrators of Mail Daring Theft New York Mail Is" Delivered in Coast PLOT, Authorities Declare Two Others Are Raid Was Sought federal Violence. Without New jEtnutsonal (B? Service). Okla . Aug 23 o!f.:n arrived here short-ahtr bocs today with ten men d?tt:red is the Osage hill! near whom Qim. Oklahoma they (large are members of the bandit which gang early Tuesday held up a Katy passerger train (ear Okaa and escaped wrh registered PAWHTSKA. reil V ral IV men were captured last night sml on their stronghold. the riid was conducted without valence, the men submitting peace-fill- y when surrounded by officers.' "We hive every man except two of the gang which staged the Katjr roboen-said U 8 Marshall Alta Xcboeato, who led thw posse of . "Ws have fojnd that Al Spencer had r,;r.g to do. wrlth the heldrp He is nor in this section Is ei the country noor.ous Spencer, 'tadssa,' sothweet had been generally accredited wlSi lead eg the "gentle-me- a band-twho held up the trail Eievea men are now held here, eat harjig teen arrested ;ate Tuee-Sa- y Two others are still at large, XcDocaid said Tho praoners now rn! hotel were to held at a be a'raigned tas lobe- a I'alted Spates commissioner late today The robber gang s loot consisted !y 1500 in postal ag stamps, made by ta cay. to an es;mate office Irspectcrs at Ktiias Texan Wins Single Clay Target Championship by 199 Score Out of 200 'lateral tints! N.w, Service) SHORE WB. Aig 23 Ph'I country Mller of Teia single clay ,;, ehampior-hof North 2T v. f nlshed fh(J wad round , rumrrg out 19 200 yt of 8 posnNi f Champaign. 0.,ik. Ill, ta-- , Am-tod- ay b-- R'nfrn' rf fos-- Monlda. PU ehel fr "'nd Sms.!!!':'"- ' - to" srri1 -- r 5,1 hnd Wland fnn Butterfly Permit is Sought ,JBt Press ) - ostab- ?tSlJZ:0 la th.'i-ar- u,. m ., fataada. Ce' H8W . , f ran.., Sieves , -' r'n Pbhllc do- -i r- of povmlsslon n,m 10 m forty 'Lrr"',o he would ,Trf In flowers HTFrTTiNEs tQ.'A;.ra!;4 h ' i0fnaiTh !5S,h Complete; Order Maintained ts r ..Thry Frnch mine, he of the Rocky Throughout Mountain Shortage in Ruhr Vera Cruz Strike trsns-contlnent- , mr' m i i of German Docker age By Universal Service ) S. The BERLIN. Ang. changes in German social life malting from the chaotic fall of the mark are vividly Illustrated by a report from Dsulf. where a docker married a docker's daughter. Dockers are the best paid of all manual workers in' Germany, and the wedding took place in style-- "' Twelve bridesmaids, elegantly dressed, attended the couple, a tenor from the Berlin opera song in the church, and more than 200 people were Invited to the wedding breakfasa. Next morning there waa a procession with a band to Neutahrwajeer docks, where the bridegroom resumed work. g . t V;g- " of a furtner ex- r.otej ait, th Prim Mmifter, ira. 11 F, ,wm hd decided to hm Pre-- , r v P' rear upon the formers : at Ai frm ho es f nf5, bein' knovi to- 1 rf !rrgh r .i 1 Tn1 t fer hr 35 premier wiI French appo.ntmirt hut w through re raclneei to dic ak . : . i "-- , ha w hg t of reparat.n I er mte rt I FIRM IN OPINION Call for- - thf rf M he isn jr-the - - tth rmkr feel that France he bhouhl pr fi h sggetisn contained hi tr- end Pcnare s note that Frtne tran-crow- twenlv-roundi- ct. , P- !r 3 r;i,.-ute- " treaty ' . ... 1 Katltied By Turk - Assembly IS By Associated Press .notd ' bn VF.VAnA-BmDlov- de- - ment -- fiv ounclng Mexico, ready Attempt to Tow American of is now was it recognition anj the document for promulgation 'earned tht afternoon. . r i I ,h' ro',n,rv m adequaie supply of fuel this wfnrer ngard!os of what Is don hv fh opposing groups nt AfUntir 4minitratwn at a moment U prepare J f--r 1 PAPERS 'id ; nd j 5 Colorado Bride of Two Women Are Ship 3,000 Miles Sought in Hunt Excites Interesti Month Is Found (By Associated Pres Fatally Beaten For Gotham Baby LOS ANGELES, Aug 23 The ferformance of the United State Coo COLORADO SPRINGS shipping hoard Tug Peacock in at- - j Aug. 23. Mrs Elsie Cuttle 16 vir 3 f'00 mile of task the tempting old bride of month of R. H hu'te towirg the dieabled fl'e masted! Jr. aas found clutibed and evoked hapkertine MonfeJcne from the' jn her bed at the suttle home h're Panama canal to Los Angeles ioday ard this afternoon v'k 'e of mtercvt shipping levd JO exciting the dying at the men j ahere she uas teken Off.eer, vr" man though' to be a Peaooek completes her 'hunting for If th i ho-pif- a! "Vhat ; Retired Officer Thrilling Story of Love Begins In NewsTomorrow c.o International notice to !aunch a Gungmrgnzatlon to distribute cox to an regions which would be distressed bv g cessation of mining the end of he month ojwratiorfc The president fels that the time for toleration of delay tn the strike situation i nptolv drawing to cloe that with only n ne days lef before John L. Lewi president of the 1'nited Mine Workers threatens to rail the men out of the mines definite assurance must be given th'jt no serious fuel shortage will result. Governors Called. It ai this situaron which prompted President Coolldge to Great Britain Fran order F L Wadleigh. federal fue! and haxe ClLu distributor to tsu a cal! for a through d pl of hard coa! peetng of governor t nis of state m New Tork next the I pninung Governor S' ite. to rf i me po- - TKdaV Delaware re.'iiop wrh me obregon Marv land. Connecticut.of New Tork, a svr g son e de emmerd Rhode Island, ermont and the In the r dl art o recognition commioners of the District of Columbia were inv.ted to participate to hold this Wid'eigi jdtn meeting even though the operator and miner bv nonie unexpected move should happen to settle upon a rew wage fonfract today, or tomorrow o- before next Tuesdav The ho of the distribution plan aredv hae been determined upon TVad! gj would have charge of making available for instant dethe livery supplies of substitutes 'B T" AsvArjt.-- T'ress) b tumnou coke and f iel oil. l.irge 23 L'HK Aug Tvo'in 5tnrk of all being all ready on bv r f nr 0. gn detectives hard The !rteaate commerce m 'ifr n oth old L;i- - commission would Knie hig for pnorttv . 3" M from r, that col shipments, givoyde-- s ARE READY FOR PROMULGATION ln '"1 ,and lncre It is dustrv except silver mining jiredicted tha' -r wi'hiu 3u days a News t.11 silv(By Internationa! oaahout of n.r umber WASHINGTON, Aug 23 Mote state will si. p .1 t pvrations. department official hae compNted the draft of the mamfeto an- (Continued on page thrte) (Co'amD . By KENNETH W. CLARK, News Cnrrospondcnt WASHINGTON Aug. 23 The government has accepted the challenge thrown down by ths operators and miners of the an. thracite coal field. thu country last night and! Qusly. hut forcibly. President preliminary look at the t Coolldge today put into motion all MEXICAN RECOGNITION l- itv MINEOLA. N Y. Aug 23 -T- he1 east bound air mall plane, piloted landed atj by Paul F. ColT.ne. 12 21 p Haieihurst field at p Eastern standard time. The plane left San Francisco yesterday 23 a m eastern standard t.me or 5.25 a m. coast time This put the actual flying time at 27 hours and 55 minutes. 5 minschedule utes under the Thus, was achieved the atn of the postal service to bring mail from coast to coast in 28 hours The scheduled time for the f ght s was fixed at 30 hours and 15 In the shifting schedule that are working down to tbe schedule The times for previous fl.gh's were 34 hours and 24 miru'es for the first west bound plane whi.i made an unbroken retav and 29 hours and 14 minutes for the first east bound plane, marred however, by the broken relay In Wvorr.ng gam-aviatl- r I f OTnr. ,aj d. oL ' rZZVZ pipe-Fiel- Governors m ready to d'srja. the indemnl'v I, problem verbanv thought l osihle Lord Curzcr. the aecret ir for fore gn afatr. mav parMUpate a of Anthracite Consuming States Expected to Have Effect n.rthe probv-- p rer.Ch premers !tt- tl.e PRESIDENT STANDS The Rr uhie i t i Organization for Distribution. f atl sr i' Launch L C3 toTonslderVe1 ld omhig Increalrd 'employ- - ( Tent? e Francisco nof-duformcnt i evidenced in near y all In- - j to embezxiement or n.ents ..f premier Poincare before davs. Tne plane, piloted on itsjdustrie! line, particularly m 011 defalcation The bank is one of any formal cabinet dicusion take home stretch by Clair K Vsnce. 'fields and reflneries. building, In Denver Pl8' e 400 pqunds of mail from,r.caltBre and transportation Large the largest state banks $2 Out oofl. wi'h depos.ts exceeding oil eastern points to Crissy Field ln 34. program of construction in action followed a conference . f RENfedY REPI.V Js hours and 23 minute, after the fie'd. continue, and consls chVf- - f Tha g dlr (h hl.h un,. bmPRIE 1X MFRICA Tlrst pouch had left Hempeteed'lv of steel storage tanks and New York line Labor in strong demard but By D AMD LAM RENT FI d Pilot Vance wa greeted by a .supply both resident and TO DEATH - Deseret News Special Leased Wirei LEAPS 21 JTORU avalle-WAgricultural la of federal NEW YORK. Aug 23 ptung- slight 'Copyright. 1923) augmented by 2.000 .persons wholbor ln strong demand with conlinIng to the street from the had gathered on the 'hillside ur-- , shortage existing Building WASHINGTON. Aug 23 Tre-- 1 the floor cf in fourth uee parttcuMunicipal mier active larger cites, the floor of Cnsey Pield note to Great Britbe where to a man believed in. Casper building to witness the newest triumph oMar'.y ain exactly what the United The written word had some shortage of competent build-Is u,i Gruber 4S a chauffeur waa There on th pavement exists death to on page three) da,hed (Continued been moved four day. nearer t Ins craftsmen j fColunn fouri progress on the Mi.e, CUjNew York, compared with train de-new today Montana-CasperAVvoming ltvery. many weeks contrasted wi'h uffc nt labor ancient pony express. V available for this project ' shop 'mpiorrot ird some oertim wok, ha CONSTANTINOPLE Aug 22 The Turkish grand national aem- at bly Angora today ratif'e.) treaty with the a'!" (if ask she .ill have established a d.-- i Mrs S the total of 235 cotes ca-- t 215 tare record for toeing U is .aid could not Lie more than f were in the affirmative S : 5h due her September hour of t a Suttle questioned The"MonfaVone ha suffered a x.?fc4r but W35 released nl i number of misfortunes' six af fh dl,'tr rt a'- wacbTiVr at Orange. Texas m 1519 torney office indicated tha; th re hunting one of tuo Orleans for Los An- - police Fhe left N ' refused 31 and aa not heard mn- fej09e May gel's (By Ths Associated Press.) he& to from again until August T j NEW YORK. Aug 23 Colonel he arrived off the Colon break ! Dh two gone Launcelot il Purcell. U. 8- - A., reand rigging in shreds former j ' In Why They Parted." by canvas tired. of Seattle, Wash. her crew in a .serious condition. 'chief of the 'surplus property dl- -i Edmund B. d'Atrvergne, the new exposure a id mstafLciert food sertaj which begins ln The Des; vision. John C. Skinner, chief of eret News tomorrow, lover of ! of division the fiction are offered a thrilling the sales quarter master's corps. Bertrand Weiss,! romance. It to a atory with an Herman Miller: were Indicted to- -: Intense love Interest, dealing analytically, yet sympatheticalday charged with conspiracy to 'Bv Intsrnatlonal X Syrvtc, i the government ly with the emotions of men and -' 1.000., women. of frauds f nearly LOS ANGELES. Ushf : Any 23 Alleged Internment daring the war tn 000 involved surplus army properThose naughty s'vps. talsts. a Turkish prison separates a ty. All were held tn 35.000 bonds man s and his wife for a period anggles wiggle, gnd other of five years, during whirli time of modern "Jazz" ave to be U.S.-Japa- n Treaty of the outlook of cacti on life ha firing five shots from a revolver ln ) eradicated with the Introduction of a change; The eterArbitration Renewed undergone an attempt to kill himself in his more speed in dancing, under plans nal triangle to Involved, but witli aa unusual twist. The solution apartment today. and suffering revealed here todav at the coti-- " fBy The Associated Press.), unfolds with the succeeding Plonly I irre alight scalp wounds. The ata Undent and interest WASHINGTON". Aug. 23. ' I susCharles Bowman. 49. a broker, was vention of the American National between the on charges of violation association of dancing masters arbitration of arrested to until tained the lost. It Jan treaty The dancing masters say that the United States slid Japan, which the kind of a story one wants for of the firearms law. rwaa worth-while few mtnutea of fic"Please let me go through with fox trot, the dance in which most had expired by limitation, of five a for period Bowman tion each evening. newed today movemen'a "I'm of , the naughty Implored. eara without change. are introduced, alii be shifted Into - ar mt Fails at Suicide fr r i:pdff a'rrin t r tf , i Marhattan tm-n- rgpe- nit ifwp.fof n hr sfret j Js2o-cation- en preference on ' rdfroad. roull be exned ed to thoe eertione hardnought j a est hit bv a he is. ted a Blame Fixed tie-u- p Manhattan a ervirg PrpMent Coo idge wans t star executives to ris seeking fnone with federal agenc e woman s fhe chiides That is the T' rf i f ip fondns5 for purpose of the New York meeting i i Tn he manner which the hm dyrt her be-crhdr thrifrn wap nne m h'i home administrat or) Jhai V'f'epted lhm cFaTlenee of operator and miners her f"i n -- r home seeking her I ho have said 'hat the "next move nd She is said to have told Is up to Washington h'lsosrd Anot-he- r has a babv now ne,shnora 'V,at powerful weapon of the and 'he car ' ake 1' aaa from administration la the report of the United State coal commission fixfor the anthracite ing the hlan-iVnb hny m jp. i a t e Pivotal Action of Modern Jazz Steps to Be Eradicated With More Speedjn Dancing Broker Arrested -. Trew e? LOM' :3l rrn !; S-- j Fraud is Charged OperaStarSings Heal-izin- Ex- changes of Note on Reparations Issue en by Government Prepared at British Prime Minister. Moments Notice to fire-roo- conMd-crabl- Further Futility of cae Region 'By The Associated Press ) SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23 Uncle Sam's DENVER. Colo . Aug 23 Erfi- - j messenger service was rtpsonslble for ployment corditior.s In the Rocky the delivery of hundreds of New Mountain sate are ratlsfsctory. j Tork letters in the business dis- accord.ng to a statement issued trict here last night as the result here today bv the U 8 Employ- Service United S'ates De of a mall flight-froNew Tork which was completed when a partment of labor Taking up the various states the plane, racing along at a speed of 100 miles an hour, darted out of statement has this to say 'Utah Industrial situation good j the sky by the Golden Gate at sun sufficient work to engage all with set yesterday. classes of labor A shortage of Today, aa men io the commercial metal miners, workers in and financial district, opened let- car ters from their New York offices construction, fruit picking and all raw'd In Practically factories fxis's. nlng wh.ch were mailed Tuesday, they wbh industrial operating plants gave serious thought, to giving! .normal torces trlgham City re- - Denver most of their New v.4 York messagesi i .Trust Companys strong demand for. with posto hereafter ncle Sam where they do, ts ghortage of. fruit pickers for Transfer to State Bank ,.bl. formerly relied on faster forms of peach season. August 15 to Bep'cxnExaminer is Confirmed ber 15 labor suppiy for all other orders moving line sufficient. Considerable sc- - ' San Francisco was startled by!mit DE-s, no,ed ln mta! min,r.g FH Colo Aug R thi unprecedented performance cflaleo h.ghway construction Jtnd chairman nf th bodrd rf Perkins pursur. directors Agricultural the postal eervice augmented by kuHdtng the Interae Tr ,rt compar.v of Derer today enn firmed the announceme-i- t trade last nizht by O .1 Clak president, 9 that the Institution affair had j 1 . ' at ,f lwcU Br.hm Test Is Success. j t By The Associated Frees). Dealers Found Guilty of PUEBLO. Colo, Aug 23 Its first fury expended in a mad dash Hoarding to Manipudown the Aplshapa river valley to late the Junction with the Arkansas river. and slightly beyond, flood water which burst fvm the Aplshapa irrigation reservoir, thirty-si- x miles IBy The Associated Press) south of Fowler. Colo., late last DUESSELDORF. Aug 23 The was night rolling down the lower stretches of the Arkansas valley to- food shortage m the Ruhr has been day, steadily diminishing In volume shown by Information reaching the and dea.icidveneas PTench authorities to be due largely Although the inundation of the lowlands along the upper stretches to speculation instead of lack of of the two streams in the state Is receipts of foodstuffs, the authorbelieved to have caused property ities declared today. It waa stated damage estimated af 31.000.000, that 324 carloads of foodstuff enrenderedgat least one thousand tered the occupied area yesterday, homeless, swept away at least 1.200 feet of railroad track and demoralwhile 32 carloads were shipped out ised train and automobile traffic merchants who took advantage and telephone and telegraphic com- by munication. the crest of the flood of the higher prices elsewhere. At Bochum yesterday the muniaparently passed quickly and the river began to recede almost Im- cipal authorities seized a hoard ot worth twenty billion marks bacon mediately after the first rush of which was bAng held by a meat water dealer for higher prlcea Residents Warned. Hundreds of residents along the meandering course of the Arkansas river through the valley by tha most disastrous flood Inswept the history of the state two years ago, la's yesterday and early Tie-up today of the breaking of the Aplshapa dam. releasing an tf foot wnll of water, tied from their homes, taking with them household goods and auch belongings as they could hastily gather together. Scores of homes close to the stream were reported inundated, a By Associated Frees ) few were reported swept away and VERA CRUZ, Auf. 23 Vera some livestock, farm buildings and Crnz is virtually under the control Implements wJere caught in the rush of water. which inundated acres of of growing crops as it burst over has taken over direction of the pothe river banks and destroyed lice. Order is being maintained growing gram, gardens and a few The envoy sent by President small orchards in the vicinity behas returned to Mexico City tween Fowler and ' Manzanolo, where the flood waters or the burn- with striker defegates empowered ed dam rushing down the Aplshapa to negotiate a settlement. river Joined with the swollen waters The wives of the members of the of the Arkansas river. The reservoir, built two years ago syndicate of "tenant who pay no by farmers of the valley, was more rent" marched to the city markets than 100 feet deep and had a storage capacity sufflcent to irrigate yesterday and compelled domestic It drains a 0 mile servants buying food to go to ths 200,000 acres watershed, but recent rains and headquarters of the strikers to sign cloud-bursin the region imposed the syndicalist membership list tpo great a strain on the structure and Immediately declare a ten day and part of it gave wav. strike. A wall of water variously estiNo trains are running and no mated at from 10 to 20 feet high public utilities are in operation. rushed down tge valley when the dam collapsed Tne break hid been forseen. however, and telebeen sent out had phone warnings so that residents in the path of the flood had time to escape to higher No loss of life had been ground reported this morning Rail Washed Out. As the jrall of water rushed .onward it spread out urtti! it covered a course frem two to three miles This morning with the wide crest of the waters still mpving forward, the inundated area was approximately SO miles long At the towns of Elder. 100 feet of Santa Fe railroad was washed out and power an! telephone lines I11" vv ,v.,iiiu e. ill- - unteinr were down. of the budget for a I'S.OOO.OOIFre-- l Early this morning two Santa duTtlon. It was learned at the navy! Pe trains, eastbound. were being today. held at Fowle pending repairs department Only minor reductions will be! to the right of way. and another for, according to naval of- provided yyas stopped at NepeMa. fidals. ln the schedule Otto work tram had been made mates will be which up and waa awaiting daylightwat-at to Budget Director Lord. Fowler and alao for the flood er to subside before starting out to repair damage At-Marri- forest reserve rvisor R. H ;? o for tbs- tost the . -t- Schedule SUPPLIES 1 Conditions er 28-Ho-ur rr-erAn engine crtr on ibt Pai tflr rnir.ivl viu-i?n Utes of Mr and Mr- - Mji o Rnorr and ir foiu hi)dr n. 991 we-- i of uth H mplc street at 3 15 a m kL uln n blasts from the ecn whittle In aroused the Knorr time for them to from their burning du Uin: With in leas than half i minute alt r the fam lit ruhed fr tn the building, t Ie rwf icd m Mr. and Mn Knorr and their four children, the eldest in and the youngest 6. were asleep m their buck dwelling when the roof caught fire, presumably from dfemc wiring The flame, had gained e headway before Ning dieooc ered h the cuglne crew a block and a lialf away that Inmates of the hnuo were in grave danger, the engineer began blowing hK uhls-tl- e while the fireman add'd to the alarm by ringing the engine hell The Rnorr and beteral of their neighbor were awakened h the din and rushed from their home. t t,in a few W'onnds Mn of the nof COOUDGE BALO!NI)NILL o East Bound Matter Gotham-UndReaches Employment Speculators Held To Blame for Food l- h' Saved From Fiery Death Cityin341 2 Hours Market NOT IN SAYS OFFICER AL SPENCER ' s. L., Family It is designed to ral v nibroglio public opinion to the adminlstrt-tlo-n'-united Once sentiment j f. rials here believe that an 'anthracite war'' roll'd not long endure tf, even either the operators o- miners de! hera'elv desired to brave a strike after having t! e f-.bran! of blame established coal commission n 1 -' J e until it runa along a! high a speed neary- - approaching that Travels 132 Miles in of the present one step The reasons for the change are Motorless Airplano 1 The slow dance, with its suggestive "blues music, has the (Bv Associated Press ) rhvthm that makes a person want to drag ln the little thinga he or VVUMTLE. France Aug she It not supposed to do lr,iuirr. Burbot ihe French svlv- With the. fast dance If one tor f vlng in a motorless a.rpiare doen t move along at a lively pace vesrdv covered 712 kilomete-- . j h may be stepped on. approximately 132 5 miles, over an' That la why the "nugo may be officially measured circuit This is the most popular fox trot of theia record dis'ance for th.s tvpe cf The "nugo' will! machine year in America Earbot remained tn the also be hard on the orchestra, as air six hours, four m.nites ai J have tw will ttwork harder. they entj one seconds. g-- ar. t |