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Show s ' TIIE DESEUET NEWS SATURDAY JUI.Y 10 1020 IN WO ODE Y' 1 HELD AT LONDON. Asked to Modify Orders in Regard to Car Allotments Tor Handling of Output For Winter. 82! 4(1 at rUg. thl. WASHINGTON, July I Widely dT vargant opinion, a. 10 th. nation . co.I Inter.ut. supply w.r. heard by th romn.ru comcnli.lon today at it. modlfjr-In- f on of tb advisability hearing It. ord.r requiring pr.f.r.nc. b. Ivan coal mines, ca.t of tb. Mlsala atppl, In th. assignment of open top Bom car witn.a... raid th. country waa experiencing Lb. worn coal hortaa. In it history, wbll. other, with equal finality tbat there no shortage. rommlMion tat naked to modify order, originally leeued for a today period .ndlng July :i. no a. not to glv. .o much of a monopoly on car. to th. coal mines. and a so to mak. th. order more dra.tlo and continue It for longer than 10 day. Ther. of wa. no Indication by the commle.lon It. probable action and th. hearing will be continued tomorrow. Carl Jackson, member of th. Wlacon-.I- n railway commle.lon urged that the commle.lon amend It. order ao a. to to coal mine, having glv. pr.f.r.nc. to .upply W l.cun.ln, Mlnne-aotcontract, North and ttou'h Dakota and Northern Michigan. Th. movement of 4 000 car. dally to thl. territory, muat be had until Novamb.r, he aeeerted. In to lav. thy territory from order ible ef- lln idly nail I --J- Ml af rd th CVm: Sr..1 un I Iff- - on rliy Ur, th tin un a, fit b Ml h tt Mj Aik Preferential Treatment. Agent, of publla utilities scattered throughout tb. eaatern half of th. country al.o a.ked tbat preferential ttwatment be given their companle. o that a winner re.erve .took might b. accumulated In the next few montha ttielr contention that a coal ahortag. exist a a. the opposite of the teetimony given by George H. Cu.hlng, of th. American Whole..!. Cn.l a. nictation, who said pre.ent production wa. Mr Cu.hlng oqualllnj con.umptlon the xpre.Md opinion that a fair price fop coal at the mine would be IS 10 a ton and John Moore, representing the Ohio mtnera added that with an oar aupply the coat would fall te H la the course of the hearing Chairman Clark read Into the record a letter written on the stationery f the Reeves Coal and Dock company of Minneapolis offering to .ell coal, already on th. car. and in transit for III a ton. Mr. Cu.hlng aak.d hi. opinion regarding such prices replied That 1. a matter for the department of Justice." In wn uid al! nd- - ind ade-gba- rti- . M- - ia Ml A its K y-.1 freeing " ' ORIS ST. PAUL'S Homage notable July In the history of th. sncl.nt c.lh.dr.l wa. p.ld to th. memory of Major William C. Gorga. In Hi Paul s at noon today when th. funeral service. for tt.--. ferm.r aur.aon ger.r.l of th. America army w.r. held .With the American and British flag, atop Al.x.ndt. hospital floating al half matt and a battery of guna booming their salute of a major ganeral. the long cortege began Its alow march from the howpltal to the cathedral at 11 o clock Thn military escort wai composed of the second grenadier, and It. staff, mounted, on black hor.eer thres squadrons of th. life guards, a battalion of the Coldstream Guard, and Tre a battalion of Ilia Irish Guard. was borne on a gun flag draped coffin Iba of lilies a wreath with carrlaga only floral decoration head of caisthe at ths Immediately son was a solitary foot aoldl.r, who ted th. riderless charger of General which lined the Gorgas Ths crowds two-mil- e route of the funeral prooe. slon to the cathedral stood with bared beads as the column filed past At tha cathedral steps th. esaket waa met by a distinguished party of Including tha military and nav al atlaches of th. American eme bassy, th. president of the Royal M.J of Burgeon. Viscount A.tor, U.n Mir Richard H. Ch.rle., s.rgs.nt-surgeo- n to th. king; Brigadier General John F. Kinney, Lieut Col Sir James lr Fowler of th. colonial office, and Charles M.yo of Rochester, Minn , surother prominent phy.lct.n. aud geon Th casket waa born by eight stalwart guards through th central ale! of th cathedral, whsre It wa met by the the clergy and choir, which led Han-Irg way to tha chancel Mr Gorgas, on the arm of Brig Gen Noble, long one of Gen. Gorgas' associates, followed the oaakat. which reposed on a stand beneath th dome of tha cathedral during ' th almpla and brief ceremonies. Blaley, of Dean Inge and No eulogy was St. Paula, officiated spoken Ne.rer, My God to Thee" Lead Kindly Light." and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic, were sung The hear.e returned to the hospital, 11. where the body of Gen Gorga. will and to Southampton awaiting transfer Amerthenc. to New York on board an ican army transport s. Col-leg- (By Iqlveraal Service) 1 murdered my CHICAGO, July I 1 wife shot her In cold blood- .- I haled married life and wanted to get back Into th army lit fre and tny. It's the Ilf. for me " Stopping th fcarraga of queatlon. that had been directed at him for huura by stat a Attorney Hoyne nnd S t t I -- , tv PIECE OK ICE W1IL LAST IN ALASKA REFRIGERLONG THE ATOR, WHICH WILL BE ON DISPLAY MONDAY IN OUR EAST SHOW WINDOW te PATENT ATTORNEY (By Universal Service I D. C. July WASHINGTON, milCharges agaln.t Chester A. Snow, P California, Pharmacy lionaire patent attorney; Mra. Edna of Acker and Hugh Milton Lungdon Mr. Addle H. Snow Inspectors Indicted conspiring to have divorced wife of th lawyer, killed late dismissed were For Embezzlement today by Judge Hardison In the United State branch of the police court He declared the SAN rRANCISCO, 9 Indict- evidence Insufficient July ment charging perjury, grand larceny The assistant district attorney Imand embexslement, were returned In the mediately announced that when Disreturns from superior court her. today agaln.t John trict Attorney Laskey preD Vries and Emile G. Coret. InspecSan Francisco, the case might beIndictors for- th state board of pharmacy, sented to the grand jury and and Mrs Man Anderson, their aaal.tant, tment. asked for pereon. jm plicated jn following teetimony before -- the grand th case. Th disclosure of the ea.e followed of alleged trreiularitles In their jury Kolvln Brown official One Indictment testimony by Stuart activities. he wa employed by Mra Acker against da Vrlea charge, him with per- that $10 a day. and at Snow Mrs to shadow jury before the grand Jury. The other thew hole plot wa. nothing but J. jointly against de Vr(en, Cpret and athat " obiem scheme of Mra Acker Mra , Ander.on and charge, grand larmoney from Mrs Snow on her attor-ntceny and ambexalement. alwa E. Snow Davia Henry Th. Indictments resulted fjnm the Mrs Snows loyed to have desired charges made before the grand Jury by death custo to him enable regain Samuel Morlen, alleged drug peddler their six year old child mat the 'two innfjectbf a 'drug todyIt Jittook, to me Tikh' bHftfrMKK.'1 from him and other peddler and then Brown declared, In commenting upon old them for their own account. The th allegation that Snow had engaged two Inspector and Mrs Andersen Mra took poison Mra Snow and h.v specifically denied all of the then Acker have the body mangled tn a automobile wreck. He charge agaln.t them particularly onei Jp charge by Morten that - 112,000 worth1 hhatlcally Mrs statements -- '. ken from- ?irtr, and rivVbr Xvkff ' fnkFTi 'w'a. trt SnOwe-offT- byw accounted for. The state board of wfcen th aged millionaire was said Its .belief that J.h to hav. suggested ...pharmacy, announced .thJUMa wjfe.bo Inspectors were being victimised by done away with Morlen and others because of their acDetectives Edward J. Kelley and tivities In rounding up drug peddlers. Arthur B. Scrivener had previously testified that Mr Acker and Langdon, Snow's chauffeur, had told identical Electrical Storms Start stories about the plot when arrested separately, California Forest Fires Brown 'told of trailing Mr. Snow to two hotels and reporting after each M Acker Thl. was last SAN FRANCISCO. July Electrical Instance to he Said. He wa. released storm, of more than usual severity, December, a but tn April wa few after started 62 forest and brush fire. In called to Mrs. day, Acker's home, wher he northern California national forest on met Mrs. Acker's daughLangdon and July 4 and i and 10 of thee, fires still ter. and wa told of (he plot to frame'' are burning the United State forest Snow. -service district 'anheadquarterAre you with' tiiIf "Ito-sa- td Mrs nounced today. About 0,000 acres were asked, but hs Vld not burned over, according to latest re- Acker On the following mljrhlng, reply. accordport. to Brown he called weca- started. ia .the-Fit- t ing nw .office te.UmobY Mtwtefith Id x.'ihs nd river country but effective Work up son to beware' and that of the forest patrol, quickly extin- his father ws to be tb victim of a guished most of them. The remaining plot- Later Brown said, he made several fire, are In rough lava beda hard of access' and 'affording unusual difficu- affidavits revealing the plot to Snow's T lties to' th. fighters, who number 100. wee expected that all- - would be con- lawyer. It trolled by tomorrow night Cfr '.'-t- -- b. FREE ICE! em-enl- ed "enll-liona- lre Cdrdillo Convicted. Fire Causes $250,000 Loss. (Continued from page one ) th League and the bulk of th Independent voter of the counwith the eva-slo- n try who of responsibility which the Republican and Democratic parties have revealed In their platforms Pekgate. From All State. Our delegates from every stat in th union, Includ representative. of the parties, who e their opportunity to form a coalition strong enough to insure defeat for both old parties next November and the election of president and vie president chosen by the people themaelvea on a platform that undertakes nothing but the courageous meeting of Issue, which confront America today. We are making no attempt to solve the difficulties of the world-- at largs and our - plain, u alma will be set forth in the platform we adopt so can undercitizen clearly that every stand the principle, he vote, to .up- port Mr Hopkins would make no prediction as to (ha probable nominee for president and vies president. H called attention to returns from questionnaire sent out last spring. Out of 2,100 replies received. La Fpllette had the greatest number of first choices for president with $24, Hoover 191, Debs 172, and Johnson 1S7. DENVER. Colo. July Fire which destroyed East Turner Mall and Mcntt Auto Body company late today sot fir nection with th death of Frank Jen to .even residence, and a print ehop nlng. Inst September. HI. brother, an John estimated loss $266,600 CordUlo, now I. serving a senof causing Report, that a fireman wa. burled be- tence in the penitentiary for his conneath a crumbling wall were erroneous nection with ths miu affair. n FREEZONEJOR lift Any Com Right Off. COUPON BOOK HOOD 'F0R 600 POUNDS OF ICE 300 Will be Given Away FREE with each purchase of ALASKA REFRIGERATOR having ice capacity of 100 pounds and over. THE KING OF THEM ALL. ALASKA erator nomicaj. An ALASKA is the kind of refrigerator necessary to the completeness of an home Salt Lake wives need it to lighten and systematize the work that the possession of an ALASKA" wiir'm&ke AJoubly interesting. OVER A MILLION ALASKAS NOW IN USE. PRICED FROM $17.95 AND UP. The Worlds Best No Doubt About That Best of Food Keepers Greatest of ice savers.If you buy an ALASKA, youll surely be satisfied. embody sanitary improvements not duplicated in other makes. ALASKA refrigerators are right up to the minute in modern construction theyre sensible, practical and most eco- - up-toAl- ALASKA-refri- gerators hone.t-to-goodne- I' - -- J Couch Hammocks ' 4 - GIUBGE5 .1WQPIBIJES UMMrP JlVVTZ&JT&eft Greatly Underpriced wn.iaiwejawn!Rai2ZvOi!W:'4siw' INCLUDING A D JUST ARRIVED. LONG-DELAYE- ISSUES SHIPMEN1 rtr ii (Continued from page one ) The most attractively varied assortments' we haveever had year 1917, the year of supreme sacthe pleasure of showing, now await your selection at SUR rifice when our boys were fighting and dying for $30 a month, and our SAVINGS. PRISING 'eonorrtlt1(i$r am? skert-ffclpeople And f yjf rsjp to buy liberty bonds, that th SPECIAL PRICES United State 'Steel Corporation made Up- -. net earnings of $888,9S1,S11, or twenRANGE FROM ty million dollars mors than Its total capital stock. 'What can ws call that orgy of war profiteering by a set of the most unscrupulous scoundrels who . LIVE IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS ever fattened out of th necessities and th miseries of a great nation at war? Shall w acknowledge that scandal ia too light a word and say with Senator Capper: If thl be not grand larceny In day time, I do not know what else we should call ltr Even so ths ' scandal remains, for such profiteeri. s s ng1 wa never" prosweuted by the per -- be, DINWOODEYS cannot irom which need supplied Is a not There" pordr securing attorney genersL Nor Is this all. Ther are som comprehensive showing. crime which by their sheer effron-ter- y 8 'become 16 proNotable 'are 'artistic' pieces in Swings,- Seteesy Chairs .Rockers, , Flower -- Boxes,. tect a peopl UbHme,'"rk'ilure against nrofltesrlng in all finishes; designs for rim of war might b forgiven, but to Tables,, etc., of reed and double cane construction, in " th faith of a whol homeL summer nation can sun porcheii, parlors, gardens, not bo forgiven. Friars Former Bondage. have been specially plan. Reading, lounging, hammocking, sewing, chatting-- all most distinctive Party would lead and newest designs. - See our the We are ned for. showing of Marcu !1? .th? tndag Hanna. out-bi- d handsome main-floth Demo-"- at , display. , through its endorsement or th administration of A, Mitchsll THE LIBERAL DISCOUNTS NOW EFFECTIVE TAKE ADVANTAGE Palmer, would lead us back to th nfFlfiPhi,lp.v11 ot 8paln' Chari Met-I,THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE STOCKS OF terhieh of Autrl unspeakable SUMMER FURNITURE. nd caue' their . lnquistlon. secret police, spice gents Knaf?' star chamber proceeding provocateur, arrests without warrant!?, private prisons. Illegal knd administrative justice to method fV,?pl?nt by the bill of rlghtq which hasprovided been th bul-w- r ot Av.glo -- Saxon freedom for 'cfttre9. To such f win and performance has th depth Thomas Jefteraofi descended. party of Such are the conditions under h'ch see In convention assembled. Thl whol country 1 shocked by th action of the two major parThe truth is out at last. Both tis parties have eurrendeiTd unconditionally to privilege and reaction. Thousand. are agreed with uv todey tor every one who agreed a 1th ua In Jan bout an hour later by Waterloo eltl- - , Pelltlr ere cleaner, government uary. Tb vaat majority Of the elec- tion of privilege. Youthful Bandits Are sen, pursuing them In a modor car batter adminlateVed, end the moral weltorate realize that no matter whether 'By detroinr monopoly In One ef the captive helped to locate fare Of the people far more Intelligent, and the baste Industrie, etl th Republican or th Democratic the money. It wan found near the ly and effectly promoted In California, Catigh and Surrender beparty wins, the people lose The ne- privatetheIndustries would be placed roadside a f.w miles from Waterloo. Statebecause ef woman suffrage of state control. boll! Ion of privilege yond possibility Cakh Bank Taken cessity for th From ment to th contrary are not justified. wa never so Imperative at It 'it to- Th ensuing campaign would revive no exception In It way, Itself every California Governor th confidence of this entire people ia In 111 It waa carried by about I, day. t. .Two eco146.666 If new OMAHA, about political would by action directed yung carry FWtform HaeRrrloo. gialm. Nb.,July against nomic Denies Suffrage is voted apo by man alone. If voted upon . Faith In th ballot men, caught follewlg the robbery ef Therefore, that platform which 1 would power. and weuld women, mn it by beta return. Principles, not ren, tb Rnk ef Waterloo, of Waterloo submitted a the basis of th delib- would dominate Failure in State carry by $66 66 a national campaign. Neb., were brought county jell eration 6f this convention has a most To raise re lot The tedav hr summon their to gave solemn reepoMtolHty nd tiimM Oecr Tooa aged 19 of Gran-dOffer Reward for Body r.fu c'11 a SACRAMENTO, Cal. July 9 la Colo, and J W Qra, ged 21, of platform but It Is bur naersd duty Can It Can w do Bfuff. Iowa The Cosncll told with a latter Mra Carrie singled minded to lta devotion t one com together eaneivee Girl Vis can Of Drowned sheriff that bis parents lived In Chapmen Catt. requesufrem national suffrage leaddetermination. It declare that th and we will all our de- the if C h Mtndirg low $11$. er, Criivvraer William D Stephen, ha totellirg principal rauee of the distress of the liberations w throughout oor ennvic. from the back we newt trie cram t (tarwaar H A Robmalntaig then.bier TOR EM ITS Y ALLEY Cal. - July 9 people I economic to it nature and tion that what America A 's T Atfarren Wef ' atone ert of Tenure today i. denying the ef $$66 waa nffbred- todav can be removed on y by economic not more law but moreneed, and when (we --med etranger held him up ef Annie Beck of Los Aegele to reward Jibertv, recovery dT the body et t rrjrie Ctlon Erery Word In K any th that given freedom, the America ndMr took tb money from the eefe tn Tenne.aee legleteture that uffrge tbe K dav.bter cl ,od-wlt-K letter, Abolish economic priv-- 1 men abd women m.y efe)y be tnivt-e- d la CePfcrei k.d end w. per-i- e amp thing Ptrallpn proved e failure Kl.tler of Loekhaven TV te count the reh ee be eeu.d s telegram follow A reverr ment cortroiled cy Ths governor Cge to iorg ut their own belvatloh m'tted here was drowned n the Mere rk h up h' account mere eeetly et twist any poltriml That freedom let r lonet first pn viler The reward wv eri.r-- d Wednawday the dev Then he we to Its own usee Feli'lcsl f -- midrt and without sod can onlyU(be Kim. s child ef the friend pemee and ga.red The robber de by form must wait until (be ebuse of gtven te the Americas people by th sway in an eu.cmob., hut ac wording le de eeate t the, . ler was are dereyd by tb abor ebollUoa ot economie privUer. ' prtrii-g- w lo advice received here, were captured aatdonal ewnveatioe. r Jfrt -- ng k 4- k Be a Porch Dweller aBit! . r T ' Or D IN WO ODE Y GOOD FURNITURE- - frao-lioriatl- th a. eotn-pllas- ce Kitler 4' red tate-men- tor fw Drop a Ilf 1' Free, rent, sefflctent of every h.rd eom, yororfeet aching bom, litrantlv that tnoftndeorrv com between the toe, eom stops hurting, then tor(y you and Irfut foot r,,ue wl'hetit th. p. LfT It right eff wit hr Unger ee e ef or trri.pt ion. F bum-bu- g' Truly' - Tour druggist Advertisen-.n- t , e,i a uny beiu of eir Merle' ms on an -- r-.n- f -- ESTABLISHED 1857 CORNS It Doesnt Hurt for having ice capacity of less than 100 pounds. Non-Partis- or CHETENNE, Wyo, July 9 Pet Cord lllo waa declared guilty of murder in the second degree by a Jury her was Cordlllo convicted in contonight. Good Book Pounds of Ice Will be Given Away FREE with each purchase of ALASKA REFRIGERATOR y, fr.d , THIS WEEK Coupon M t The 100-lpiece of ice will be placed in refrigerator at 11 oclock . Monday morning. The refrigerator will then be dosed until 12 oclock Tuesday noon at which time guessing contest closes. The lucky guesser will receive a $23.00 ALASKA REFRIGERATOR with compliments of DINWOODEYS. No purchase will be necessary Be on hand Monday at 11 oclock SURE. truth ENDED & 100-L- .ub-Deac- 1 ,1 GIVEN AllAWAY You Have To Do No Purchase Necessary GUESS HOW three nsslalnnte, Lieut. Cmrl Wanderer made this confession tonight Little more then n week ego, Lieu tenant Wanderer wee hailed as a hero who had killed a hold up man after the latter had ahnt Mra Wanderer In Tonight the vestibule of their home he said he bad employed the ragged and to th robbery stage stranger that he had ehot th man by acudsnt Th wlf his after killing polite believe tb stranger was killed by Wanderer to seal forever th lips wht.n have (old of hi brutal crime might 1 grew to lovo tb army Ilf while Is said serving n France." Wanderer 1 wanted to get to have confessed my back Into It. but I couldn't with wa wife on my hands. Ba.lde. she 1 hated about to become a mother the thought of beher for aIt I thinkmuat have driven me coming1 hadfather a wlf to support and her mad was a child coming may he twins Ita hard enough, nowaday, for a man to n ake a living for hlmaelf the Throughout the day.to Inwhich .pit. hof had grilling examination Wanderer been subjected. attempted to .Inc. the uphold th story he had .told lie told how hi. night of th. murder, lln of In hi. fir. a. the had wife got he .hot at th robber and had baen shot h the then had killed and how holdup man dead Slowly but surely, however, hi. .tore wa. broken down until, with a wav of his hand, b .topped his questioner and declared he wanted to tell the iei-ad- T. $23.00 Alaska Refrigerator GIRL WIFE cb rn rlr ri-for- ej b-- urd i , |