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Show Economy lies always , in wise expenditure. It is not what is spent, but what is pained for what is spent, that teats econ-m- Extravagance always a fol- ly days becomes a crime; thrift always a virtue in these days becomes a national duty. In y. these 1 36 PAGES SATURDAY AUGUST . 7 1930 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAR T -t RUSSIAN DRIVE ON WARSAW IS HALTED cSb cfc cSb cSl cSb c5b cSb C& . cSb t3 d5b cSb c8j dSb I GOVERNOR COX IS FORMALLY NOTIFIED B. S. Troops Patrol Denver Business tSb cSb - iRj h dSb 3 m , fmmn f WARSAW, jAag. 6. The Pol-- , lah foreign office has sent s note to the AHlle end e special note to the United States on the atonal political situation, ft was learned today. (By Associated Press.) bolLONDON, Aa. 7. Russian shevik armleS, hammering the Polish lines northeast and east of Warsaw. O seem to have encountered stern re- -' jU-eistance. With the exception of the area around eaat of th Polish capital, no new advances by Soviet troops havs been reported, and even there they have been limited by the desperate fighting of the Polsa Gain SUght Foothold. Polish forces have been forced to retire from Terespol, about four miles vest of and have lost Muramiec, about five miles' (o the . ewtiihi'ThU the bolshevik lharve gained a foothold on the west bank of the Bug river in. this region, but it is probable their . further progress .USt ' 'permanent forts, "erected years ago to defend the city must be stormed if the Soviet legions are to gain ground there. ' Northwest of Brest Litovsk, tha Poles have launched vigorous counter attacks and have succeeded in driving back across the Bug river several - bolhevdc- detachments:- - Farther north toward the Bast Prussian frontier a great battle la being fought, but no details of the outcome have been given in late dispatches. At. Mysryulcc r. bou t 'five miles .from. the' German boundary, the . Polea are ' well and appear to be holding their own in aplte of garage assaults against their positions. Pole Gain in South. In the southern sectors of the front fighting of a serious nature is going on. end tbs Polea seem to be gaining ground at some points, . Premiers Lloyd George and Miller- aatdof Great Britain and France, will meet at Hythe tomorrow. It L xi-ecertain there will not be an cf jtnmedlate break in trie negotiatiens between the allies and the soviet government. and it is believed the Trench and Biitish premiere may have before them proposition from Moscow which tray assist-thein dealing with the serious situation confronting Poland. Brest-LItovs- k, Brest-Litovs- - . Premier Lloyd George and Premier Mlllerand will confer at Lympne tomorrow to formulate a united policy towards the Soviet. Poland has sent a note to Moscow offering to enter peaoe negotiations on certain conditions. The Russian army in Poland is still advancing and the battle line is now- - so close to Warsaw that the Inhabitants can hear the guns. Italy refuses to go to war against Russia. President Wilson and Secretary Colby SLre working out the Polish policy of the United States. Russia has offered to enter peace negotiations with Rumania. The German communist newspaper Frehelt at Berlin quotes the German foreign secretary as saying Germany la ready to resume ful) diplomatic relations with Russia. di- .Hungary offers France four : ' - visions for war on, Russia. " Russia has begun counter offen- Gen. WrangeVs sire against "army on the Crimean Police Surround" Motor Bandits (By Associated Press,) WORCESTER, . Mass., Aug. 7. Frederick and Jules Deslaurlere, brothers, denounced by the formers wife as automobile thieves, were reported surrounded in' a -- Polish counter aban-dbrted't- h' er Czecho-Blova- k Czechd-fclnvak- ia' consider Jnterventlrn only If Polish territorial Integrity end sovereignty should be threatened. Would American Consulate At Warsaw Moves I (By International News Service.) WASHINGTON, Ang. 7. ThsAmer- leas consulate at Wares w with Con- ul Har-- y McBride and Ms staff, has removed to Graudens. tbe stats department announced this afternoon. The American legation at Warsaw will not t removed until the Polish government leave. H was announced state department. This course of M mover ent vrlh regard t Th Polish situation U' still (Continued on page two! mot Three Hundred Soldiers Are Policing Streets of West Shoot Frankfort, III, To Kill Is Order. ne Democratic Legions Many Thousand Strong From All States , Join in Cox Presentation Ceremony. gress i , Prohibition Make no spoclfle' mention of wet and dry Issue but declares any publlo official who falls to enforce law is an enemy to both th - Constitution and th American principle of rnie.'J majority Bo Idler Bonua Pledges party to rehabilitation of disabled serv- coneld- -' ice men and declare arable compensation ' who- - lost much by th break In tha material ( , (By Associated Press.) DENVER. Colo., Aug. 7. Striking tramway trainmen at a meeting today voted to call off their strike If the company will permit them to return to work lq,. a body and send tbs strike tweakers oat of town. Wayne C. Williams, counsel for the union, wee Instructed to confer with company officials and report to a meeting of the men at 5:10 oclock this afternoon. UNITED STATES WEST FRANKFORT, UL, Ang. Sporadic rioting broke' ont West Frankfort till a again- - In morning and Loula Qsrraurt, 40 yearn old, wan ahot and beaten U death. This Is tbe fi rat known desuh ainoe tbe rioting began Tburadwy night. Carrnrl wag dragged from bis botne by a crowd of rioters sal killed while bis wife was going for assistance. Be was tbe father of five children. Two men am under arrest In connection with bis V death. Two Sicilians were attacked and beaten by a crowd early today. One suffered a fractured skull. Militiamen continue to patrol tbe streets and additional troops , T, ACTION AGAINST REDS EXPECTED . aspiration' women , ' t Suffrage - Expressed earn sat hop te our platform," that amandment will be promptly ratified. Profiteering Calls profiteering ths most sinister influence In to find America and 'promisee means to make profiteers suffer ' of criminal taw. enalty i n - Promisee rsduc-tio- n of 92.099,909.000 yearly In national taxes with especial attention to lightening burden of mall earner Favors repeal of exoees profits tax hnd substltu- tion of small tax on all going business concern Advocates federal budget system. Believes Industrial Dispute collective bargaining will be helpful to general Interest Demand definite statement of rights of empoyert and employee in collective action. ..... Transportation Favors fair asm ' Complete text of Governor Cox speech accepting Democratic .nomination for the Presidency may be found on Page 3, First Section,. This Issue. (By Universal Service.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. A. long (By Aaaociated Pres) conference at the White House toDAYTON, O., Aug- - 7. National between Wilson, SecrePresident day In W. Whitford. Judge Greeley y Statsand of Democracy Colby tary took up th battle today the district court deferred senDavis gave rise to the belief that gauge with its Republican opponents ( -Rueeo-Polisseven h the until American In Monday action the tencing for America' highest political honor, controversy is not far off. strike leaders found guilty yesths presidency. Developments of the highest importerday of contempt of court for tance, . .With which Amerthe involving part todays formal notification of calling the strike." ica may be called upon to play in the and acceptance by Gov. James M. Cos two between nations is warfare the are arriving. of the Democrats presidential nomi- (By International News Service.) . looked for momentarily. nation voted him at th San FrancisDENVER, Colo., Aug. 7. Th . The president, fortified with all the BY JESS KREUGER. co convention, the calllatest facts in the situation as a result . Denver street car strike was campaign was on between the natiogl of the conference - with the State detwo dominant par(By International News Service.) ed off by aw, vote, of members of . ties. 'Officials is betlevedno be lnvli for WEST Iff.,partment except FRANKFORT. only Aug.T." , monlrir next MOnaay the Tramway Union here today trie) ,Cfir,.ty.ro?d-undr.p5'i'Von the point'of determining what th BsqprtWttod-flfHSi- ; at Hy de park. N. MaderfXhi' heady'fdi1 Advocates ."ownership. developnri report jpOftcy' of "thd United' Staffs should be Y., for Frahklln D. , atwL Btrlisig onrjao Roosevelt, the-- . - ment of . Great Lake navigation " and just 'What steps it ehould take; if action in the band ot Itlineis militiaDemocratic vice presidential nomine tmdedlstelf' to ' project. Democratic legions by thousands men held mob rule in check her toany, toward bringing the warfare to divisional headquarters for work. Woodrow Wllaoii Cal la Re- close. representing ths party's leadership . , hundred Three soldiers day. to patrolled President of publican discourtesy and Resumption passenger rank and file. Joined today in th All participants in the conference Wilson a political intrigue and ceremony presenting their leader ta are maintaining the utmOat reticence fits streets in squads with orders to carrying service was expected late will make It odiou say history ahot the hundred Five ar kill. others American to electorate. All state this afternoon. regarding the subjects discussed. DeCampaign Expenditures territories and possessions were repIt is not denied at the state depart- enroute to this riot topi town to reinmands both parties tell plain In resented the days program which' ment, however, that the Polish situa- force them. (By International Newt Service.) truth as to campaign expenditures culminated In Gov. Cox's address of and 'disbursement. DENVER. Aug. 7. Denver today is tion was discussed In ail Its detail Thq Tbex9v .... .Kfir. oi .sporadic 'etating'-thDemocrmtid' .putbreak., the slot deI cause. Increased tceptane Favor Farmers cold under marlial'law'ahd'quleE' prevailed. latest cable receivedonatthe rioting and shooting during the night partment bearing consituatloq home storage pwnlng. Dayton declared a half holiday for Two hundred and fifty regular troops were laid before the president Bricks and stones were hurled from trol, purchasing and the ceremonies this afternoon at the One of these cable it is understood, from Fort Logan nearby, under comInf hnd dirt on selling appointment Mon tgom ery - ecu nt y- - fnlr-- ' alleys thejpatrolUng soldler and grounds,''1' federal to farmers' mand. otCoLC. CL Ballou, arrived In advised the etate department of-thposition" bout a mil from- - the center of the -serious danger threatening Persia, those were answered with bullet but - Party, Government Bay .par, the city follswing further serious riot- where the city, while Ohio and other states sent, Soviet forces have penetrat-e- d o' Tap a could be learned no one was ties have usefut plan but dethousand more by special trains, auto such an extent as to endanger killed. ' ing last night In which three persons nounces any government by parX tomobile and other- conveyance were killed. . One other la dying and the lives of allied and American diploweakens solemn sene which ty" .to" not men ordered have T my'" Like city buildings and homes, tbe of personal responsibility. 11 more wounded. Five hundred ad- matic Representatives there. fair grounds tossed decorations of, Secretary Colby aaid that It may be- boot unless nscessary, but if ths ocditional regular army troops will leave come flags, bunting and banner with gilt, necessary for the state depart- casion arises to shoot to kill," said andshields evergreen. lithographed Camp Funston, Kansas, early today on ment to notify American minister, Brigadier General Wall pictures of Gov. Cox by thousands " to seek safety elseepeclal trains arriving in Denver this John L. Caldwell, on were Is stilt civil The law. under display. At.th fair grounds., city where. This n -- line with preceeats for about 4.090 were provided evening, and military rule will govern dents established years la when There were five companies of Illinois th the city until the disorders, growing American" legation - official agoat Waramphitheatre and on duty today. Hundred guardsmen special auxiliary grandstand The out of the atreet railway strike, havs saw were advised to proceed to Cau-dencame into ' tha armory speaker rostrum, adjoining the race . of foreigners been subdued and quiet restored. AH courseXflanked with tree from giants la Secretary Colby demeanor was ex- during the night for protection NEW YORK, Aug. 7. With the their age wee the Judge's stand, today public gatheringa have been banned tremely grave a he left the White and men who but theatres will be permitted to run. House. He forbade interviewers to th groups of youths bodies of 1,979 Amerlcan ioldlers In almost concealed under swaths of red,-whi- t streets. Several in th and bib. Th brown dirt race circulated baskets below her deck, and 92wlivlng track and question Mm regarding the discusTroops Guard Baras. . ovsl enclosure, together with the broke fires minor during early khaki-cla- d He did, howattend-ant- a men as One company of troop Is on guard sion with the president. grassy psddock plot at each end of serving' hour and those were extin seriousness morning the stress of sitever, th the th United States army transport at tbs eaat side car barns where last uation and admitted that the amphitheatre Were set aside for without serious property toes question gulahod th crowd which gathered here today. anxar wbo citizen eoldlefe and here from arrived fatal Antigone United today of States shooting the action by the what occurred, night's None was out of earshot of the speakmight remainder being beld at the city audi- taks in the matter is a very Important ious to prevent a recurrence of the Dansig, Antwerp, Brest and Bordeaux. er an electrical sound 41 amplifying do. unchecked for ran Tbe were soldier the which dead landed nt terror one torium In readiness te move immedihaving been Installed toNprry.tho wr vice to what 'steps tha hours before ths soldiers arrived. Sol- army plera where preparation as Speculation Democratic battle cry beyond the ' outbreak of ttr4 the hodlca to disturb- the president may decide to take in dier worked diligently during the completed to forward ately upon in farthest th person ances la any part of the city. ruground teat ht home their resting" place the matter is running In many dlree night rurtntng down reports and Settlement of the , strike, which has tions Aa has been the custom AsThe formal program at th groubda Ameng the suggested mors that mobs were gathering in dif- cemeteries brief, except for tb acceptance, tied up traffic since last Sunday, was coursestonight. with all dead soldiers, each address for returned open te him are the follow-lu- ferent parts of th city. T;he of Oov. Cox, which was re- In prpapect today following an all body will be accompanied by r"aril leased for publication most groundlea th proved part throughout the will of be honor. the At there night session of the executive board of 1. To proclaim an embargo against pier Wire Striles Ready. country at 11 oclock loeal time, every, tbs Tramway union at the conclusion all Russian ports including the Polish no ceremony or funeral .observahee and th notification where, common!to voted was speech of of which it recommend ports along th Baltic which havs Telegraph and telephone this last detail of honor on the part Senator Robinson, of Arkansq head-- f at a mass meeting of the strikers this been seized br the Soviet forpeIhi fe vie- - . eemmiilee. morn trr g-- that w!r having been completed when th bod- tuo of bis chairmanship st Baa Franaction in concert with Gre.t Britain tfrn 7 way so ies th mob rule first got immediately. This action followed were eonelgned te tbelr temporary cisco. J. Bprlgg would effectively and Franco stop McMahon. iocs! decision by Judge Whitford in district shipment of supplies and munitions to that th city would be shut off from grave In foreign land Democratic leader and clou friend of court that the onion leaders Were ths Russlana British warships era all aid from th outside. woe Cox. th Oov. presiding officer. guilty Of contempt of court In calling already being moved to class the Bal- - On of Jih most ssrlous clarhe of Clergy' selected for (he Invocation and the strike. The court granted until tic and Black oca porta. th night oocurred when Captain D. Slight Accident to were the benediction, respectively to 11 o'clock this morning recall the 2. Issuance of an appeal to all Bummers, a veteran of th 24th divisRev. William A. Hale, of the Reformed Aerial Mail Trail strike vote. Intimating that severe tha powers In th League A. E. F, reached her with a deion, of Nation Church and th Rey. Martin P. Nepenalty would follow failure to do oo. urging them to lend their moral sup- tachment of six men from Mount Blazing Plane Delaja ville. of Holy AngeTs Roman Catholic Last night's shooting oocurred short- port to the Pole and to withhold all Vernon. When the officer and hie church here. . , . the train they ly after 9 oclock when strike break- aid the Soviet force Thta would men attempted to leave men RENO. Nov.. Aug. 7. An accident ers quartered in the eaat aide barns be afrom to the fair grounds ceremony, aad of boy a. were met crowd Prior declaration unofficial from by purely n to the landing gear of one of the mon- th governor and Mr Co had a scab and toy opened fire on a crowd of men. Get th th president of th United - State and children who bad gathered wholly oplanes biasing th aerial mail trail guests st a noon buffet luncheon at tbe crowd. taunted bis upon personaldependent scenes canoed several attendant upon ity for of fectiv result ta witness the n the members" of'tho'potl- ' With automatics drawn. Captain aqroao the continent, additional hours strike break delay at Dry Lake, about teu fir tion and- national committees anj th arrival of 2. Calling of a special session of Bummers forced his way thr our Ij, folof north mils this here, r morning. Congroos for consideration of more lowed by hie men. There were hunplane started from Reno at 4 94 Open Fire on Crowd. material means with which America dreds nf women end children In thA Th hour a landed Lake at and half Dry of to fire. tbo trik might go te the assistance of the Poles crowd and he hesitated According te tories up several members of breaker themeelvee they thought the In checking the spread of th soviet brick came burying through th later to pick of th sddiere th party who had motored there. Tbs self- - de- crowd, knocking on arriving automobile contained rioters rule threatening tha mashed landing gear prevented rising th down. Rrlvai Paul Brareon of Chistrike termined nation and fearing repstrs were made Caul breaker fired upon the crowd of i It Is upon this last proposaln that cago. Bummer flrod In th direction EdwardUntil Richenbacker. a member of from when the brlrk came. No en kflint most of th Rusain-Polis- h aaaembied near the bam j he party, said over tb Inn distance W 1th a wee hit hut the shot had a salutary three and wounding 17. Roof of the In W sehtr.gtoo is centered. to be wounded, who are Is more or less re Republican Congress .there develop effect on the snob asd It slowly re- - telephone that they exported started before f o'clock and-woland la Ban Franctoco about 9 pm. (Continued en peg two) (Continued on page two) ( Continued on page seven) . Under-Secretar- ' Taxktte -- ' l- ve - e' a ' . SOLDlERDEAD Is-i- REACH PORT tx flag-deck- . ct at- - III RACE 12 issue Attitude of Gov. Cox which will probably figure prominently in th 1920 campaign Is summarised as follows: League of Nations Declares league supremo issue of century and favor immediate ratiflcaUon of th peace treaty with any that do not Impair Its ..vital principled , Calls Monroe of doctrine, th very oeaencs Article X. Declares United Statee could a ever enter war under league without sanction of Con- -- Polish Counter Attack Reported Successful 7. Settlement of Street Car Strike in Prospect Today Following Meeting of Union Executive Board. their-respecti- While pursued last night when attention was attracted by the son screams of their J and Mrs. Deslaurlere Who struggled with her husband on the running board of an automobile, Desiaurlers threw her off, car and entered Another' driven by hfs brother. Later they drova Into the swamp, firing eev-- " eraf. shots at.lhsir naarest. pur--sji- i PARIS. Aug. i ARE KILLED (Special to The News ) PRICE, Aug 7. Lee Tatton was shot and probably fatally Injured by City Marshal Jesse Beeley at Caalledale last night when Tatton and two others resisted arrest, Tatton and his two companions were In an automobile In front 'of the Anderson hotel at Castle-dal- e last night when Marshal Beeley attempted to arrest them. They tried to drive the car away and the marshal was forced to open fire upon them. One shot struck Tatton In the right eye, shooting the eye out. He was atand tended by Dr. J. W. Ninon was later brought here. - Tatton was formerly a resident of Orangeville, and is the son of William Tatton. He Is married ' and has three children. The reason for the three resisting arrest was apparent aftsr Marshal Beeley had taken them Into custody when he found II pints of White mule in the automobile. - N tacks against the Russian bolshevik! to have been successful, according newspapers' here. Franca and Great ..Britain, says the Matin, can. without furnishing troops, give powerful as-- f si stance to Poland- In her battler against the soviet arm lee. minister The to France declares In an interview printed today in Excelsior that n anti-Bolshe- front Cox Attitude BATTLE GARRE On Twelve Potent Issues Arrest Resister Situation' Told In Brief Bolshevik Annies Meet With Stern Resistance Northeast and East of Warsaw; Lose in South. i Marshal Shoots Soviet-Polish- 1 g: 49 pogroms carried out by Gen. Denik1nwMrcenr ha gaeerteL Many hundreds of thousands, be added, wars literally starring and more than 190,900 orphans were practically homeless and Shelter-'- " less. 4 Roum&nia is Offered. Position for Support X (By International News Service.) BERLIN, Aug. 7. Entente dlplo- mat have offered Roumanla an hi- fluentlal position on tbs Danube com mission and special privilege on the Black sea and the Dardanelles If aha will actively support Poland, according to a Bucharest dlrpatch te the Acbtocbr Abenblatt today. The Soviet government ent out a redtrrar today raying That Roumanla was heavy force of troop In Eesaara h ta. th former Russian prova ince which was promised to in the peace eoufarene P.ou-manl- -t- he-tribe wo-me- aol-di- er -- - tan-atta- ck duv-tisao- uld - I |