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Show r ten o'clock each morning, and the ret of the day will take care of itaelf. Your three beat friend your bank and a mother, your job Be plensjuit until 14 - PAGES ' . WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18 SALT LAKE CITY 1020 UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAH T rrrJTTi iS3b dBb rib dSb A dSb dSb flb A t3 efib PEACE TEEMS DELIVERED AT Cochrane County In Texas Has Smallest Population in U. S. Emphasis Laid on Bolshe vikis Respect for Loser's 'Independence; Treaty Is Aimed at Landlords. (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Ang. 18. Oman of the least populous county In the country, Oodumno, Texas, was7 announced today. It has Just people, two more than enumerated ten years ago, making tu growth more than S per cent. Cook county, I1U Including Chicago, probably 1s the mom populous county. Its population to expected to exceed 1,000,000. x Cochrane bae an sirs of Ml square miles with one person to approximately every thirteen square mi Ire. The county to located IS northwestern Texas. It to unorganised and has not even a poetoffloe. POLISH CITIZENS (By Associated Press.) Russian MOSCOW. Aug. 17. Th soviet peace term were reed to the rollnh delegate at their flret meeting with the eovlet representatives at Minsk today. The PolUh snswsr will be returned tomorrow. An official statement aald: "The Minsk conference opened tonight at 7 oclock with a epeech by Chairman Danlaheveky, after which 'credentials were exchanged. Danlah-voek- y emwfeaslsed Russia's reepect for sovereign Poland' dependence, rights and rtfeht to determine her own form of government, and aald Rua-l- a accorded Poland more territory than the entente. "He said Russia must demand from the landlord of Poland such guarattacks antees against rsnswsd would not b necessary from th workers and peasant of Poland. Th Polish delegates proposed to hold the next sitting August If, but th Russians Insisted It be held on Aug. II, which was agreed to. Independence of Poland Will Be Safeguarded ISSUE APPEAL TO PRESIDENT Poles Declare Occupation of Poland Means Overthrow of West, ern Civilization. Naturalized (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON. Aug. II Appealing to President. Wilson for material aid to drive th Bolshevik from Poland, 100 representatives of Amerloan eltisens of Polish extraction declared la a statement presented at th WhKs House today that Polands downfall probably meant the overthrow of western civilisation. Seay. Tumulty assured the delega- tion that Poland, la Ua present distress had th heartfelt sympathy of the president. Th statement later was presented to Secy. Colby. Mr. Colby assured th delegation of the 'Bjffljsttthy of' th UpRad States and of Ha desire to render Poland all the aid possible under the law, but said that since the senate had refused to ratify the treaty of Versailles, the United States was unable to send any substantial aid of Poland, but that it would do "everything it to permitted to Under Investigation (By Associated press) NEW Mlllk. in clmricr of Otc lM-a- if New Aug. 18 Engtn-rr- n rueuliiw In inrk'n financial dlMrt1 today were trconurlng aontr liny yellow nictal flukes ttial one from Ida muddy of tlMWi horn.. Tesla lisic ts'cvi apdU'il and Indications slnl to discovery of gold in the very sliedow of tlm building. Tlie niglunva ufloe'd tlie tlicory lliat I Is; natal nilgllk have been lost In an old coiuil 'wldcli traversed tlie site years ego. Tlie was llic site of tlw first American navy yard. R. C. Beadle, vine provident of tlie engineering company, sold tluvi Ills blue clay now bring dredged would be wasltrd and a further search made for tlxv mineral. AGAINST WAR ry Invaders Claim Capture of 1,200 Priioners And Seven Guns Reports From Polands Capital Say Reds Tjred. (By The Associated Press.) IS MOSCOW, Lron Aug. Trotsky, soviet minister of war, v today issued a call for volunteers for service on the southern front. The call was issued in the course of an address at n meeting in honor of Bela Kun, communist leader and former foreign minister of Hungary. Torso of Woman Discovered in Hudson River (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK. Aug. 18. The torso of an unidentified with woman, (By International News Service.) arms apd legs chopped off. head, LONDON, Aug. II. Admission that th Polish counter offensive had was found last night by longshorebroken ths Russian lines on the right men in the Hudson river. flank of th Red army northwest of Clinging to the skin were shreds of of twine and minute Warsaw wan contained in a Soviet war cloth, wisps pieces of wrapping paper. office communique released from MosThe police expressed the opinion cow today. Th Russians claimed to that the package probably had been hav rallied driving back th Poles weighted down, but that th water had rotted ths wrappings end allowed and capturing 1,200 prisoners. The the torso to come to the surface. Medtext of th communique follows:. ical examiners estimated it had been about two weeks. Later Th Pole broke through on th in the water believe the woman was about Narew river. Later w drove back police P" , 2. years old. the Polish troop, Ciech The Guldensuppe case, to which on resem Warsaw bears the the anof, Danalg railway. ei'yoeni inyacsry W captured 1,200 prisoners and seven blance, held the attention of tho coun for many weeks, 23 years ago. try guna The trunk of a man, later identified "We advanced westward of Vladimir as that of William Guldensuppe,, a Volynski southeast of Warsaw and oc- lunusn bath rubber, was found floatnorth of the Brooklyn bridge. cupied Hrublesof and a number of ing The and arms, similarly wrapped villages to tho southward of Tarnopol were legs later fished out of the East In Galicia and a number of points riYer. The head was never found. confessft i f 1 a vwwm were bfefcifpio'd.wWdjAaotrAtea rkgfr Ltep-t-ed that they had killed Guldensuppe. as Seboroff. and cut up his body in a bath tub, and then threw the pieces off a ferry Bolshevik! Advance boat. , Rifle Firing And Grenade Throwing Create Serious Situation in Silesia Troops May Surrender. (By Associated Press.) BERLIN, Aug,. 18. Uninterrupted rifle fire and hand grenade explosions were reported to be proceeding at 1 a.m. at Kattowltz. Upper Silesia, where serlou fighting occurred lost night between French troops and civilian who struck In protest against the RuHso-lolls- h war and demanded disarmament of the occupational troopa In view of the seriousness of th situation the French officer eom-j- n ending at the offlre of the Interallied commission was said to b negotiating direct with th crowd end hold out prospect of the soldiers' arms being surrendered. Another report said ths occupational troops ware prepared to deliver their arms to the custody of th security police. A trad union delegation last eight entered Into direct negotiations with th interallied commission and demanded disarmament of th occupational forces. Ths delegates offered af conduct for the troopa on their departure. Th French military commandant. Col. Blaucart, said h would rather die than agre to thla according to th report. Ponzis Alleged Secret Partner is Arrested (By Associated Pres.) NEW YORK. Aag. 18. Jamre Mtevlln, federal prohibition enforcement agents today Hla Med an Investigation to naerrtaln whrthrr (her was really n tickle" In tlie Utile nonvrnlr hnuK rawed out Inst night at lb Ofienlng performance of TV-klMr," at theatre. While ninglng sn encore to (me number entitled "We'ie Got Something," the rliorua girts panord down tlie slides carrying hwbni filled with Uny bottlixa, labelled whlnkry. A few In the audience opened tlietr winvenlrn, sniffed, lasted, smacked tlietr IIim and gave '.list exriamattona and applause left no doubt a to their opinion of the refroiliment. e Hardy Prospectors Mock Grim Reaper In Death Valley (By Associated Press.) DeTONOPAH, Nev., Aug. 18. tail of successful struggle against th rigor df Death Valley, : which cheated the desolating sun' of th desert of two more victims, became known her today. Harry .O. Slimier, a prospector, sav-himself and hi comrade, William Corcoran, after both bad been delirious by th heat and. lack of water, by making hi way fir eight mile, moat of the time on hi hands and knee, I a point where hi son had bean left with supplies. Th trip took Stimler .twenty -- two hour. Ho fell unconscious hundred two yards from th camp sit Nhere his son rescued him After he had revived his father, young Stimler hurried to Corooran's aid. Ho found him near death with th clothing torn from his body, which was lacerated by contact' with brush through which he had stumbled. Thirst had so swollen his tongue that ha was unable to speak for hours. Th two men had gone Into Death valley In search of a mine. rendered GUN EFFECT Action of Southern Lai Makers Give Vote to All Feminine Adults; Reconsideration Asked. (The Associated Press.) NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug.. . i$. Tennessee today became th thirty-sixt- h state to ratify th Susan B. Anthony federal suffrage act. Th constitutional chang thus will, become effective In tlm for th 17,000,000 women of th country to vote In th presidential election In November, unless the lower houee of th assembly rescinds Its action of today in adopting th ratification reaolutlon, 41 to 47. Speaker Walker, leader of th put opponent In a position to demand reconsideration by changing hi vot from nay to ay and Th hous admoVlqg to reoonsldtr. journed until 10 o'clock tomorrow, when ,th speakers motion will hav th rtghf of way. Suffrage and antisuffrage force tightened their line this afternoon for th final fight and aides were claiming victory. - Th auffraglet, however, had th advantage of todays victory and expressed confidence that Speaker Walkers motion would be voted down tomorrow. The next step t.hen would be th certifying of the action to th secretary of etate of th United 8tates, who would Issue a proclamation declaring the amendment ratified. , . Fight To Continue, The, .. Tennessee, senate jrjime.d J.he amendment last Friday by a vote of Ten-nese- eo antl-uffrigl- st. . 4 LONDON, Aug. II. Russian peace delegates at Minsk have been Instruct(By International News Service.) ed t recognise fully th 'national BOSTON, Aug. 18. Henry ,T. Nell-eoto Interfere of .Poland and not of 'coun-tr,, of tftaf Cambridge, form ec agent qf in 'the domestic affairs Charles Ponxl and alleged 'by the pd says a Minsk dispatch to the lice to be on of hla secret partner, quoting Herald, Labor organisation, 25 to 4. was arrested today, charged with laran Interview with M. Danlshevsky, Suffrage leaders declare will of an from dele)&00 unknown ceny Russian of per the peace president not slacken their efforts, aa they deeon. they made term of The peace gation. sire to hav at least on other stats Coniidered Reckless public by the eovlet government art ratify before th November elections, not finaj, according to the dispatch, Mariner Frozen After s they expect a fight to b made hut .may modified, d.,be confer- - J;do-- ". Associated Press.) ,,(By. against Tennessee's action because of ence. im With Gale Gr News SoiafieVikl International J, the claus In the tM oontntrt!m-.- . , Service.) (By ight, WARSAW, Aug. i conFALL RIVER, Maas., Aug. It "All general meetings whidh" 1 8. Ohio. prohibits any assembly from CLEVELAND, The Danish-evsky Poland march into Aug Cabot force M. Senator advancing Henry Lodge, replying ference will be public." solid front of th operators' In ths acting on an amendment not submit(By Associated Presa ) la quoted as saying. "W will today to a telegram from a committee ahead without any coneern for their ted before today Both Unitedth members were elected. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17. A mes- central coal fields was spilt , listen attentively to all Polish argu- of Fall River citlsens --of Polish ex- lines Of bommunication. according to States Solicitor Gensraf Illinois when end Indians ments and while keeping close to the traction urging his oo operation, aa statement of refugees gathered by operators sage telling of the death by freezing declared In favor of granting day men Frierson and th attorney general of published terms, have no Intention to chairman of th senate commutes on the Warsaw Gaxette. They have lost .(By International News Service.) Tennessee have declared refuse reasonable modifications The foreign relations, in a move to extend touch with the bases of operation and MUSKEGON, Mich., Aug. 18 Two of Captain Franz Wolke; formerly a employed In mines a greater Increase to be unconstitutional in ththis clause light of general principle of Russia's policyPo-Is aid to Poland, expressed sympathy for refugees stats they had no difficulty men are known to have been killed and prominent San Francisco mariner, la-- 1 than sufficient to equalize their pay the recent decision of th supreme ; ter a fight with a gale off Balllle 1 with that of tonnage worker based upon fullest recognition of the Poles, but said that the American in leaving their villages, for there In court Ohio ths referendum fiv others are case. believed was wrlll In while w a of situation avoid relations to th th was nothing behind the relatively thin th British j Miners dropped all other demand dying, land, land's Independence and lonely outpost Intensive Drive Made. any Interference In her Internal af- hands of tho president. Bolshevik ' front line. They declared searchers are still seeking bodies of Northweit territory, was received by and concentrated their efforts upon sitwith the Polish marina th of relations fairs. , The crucial points are those Our th chafn- - securing a 12 a day Increase for day was possible to travel many miles possible victims of three explosion department Ratification by the Tennessee legi. it lature teas th culmination of an In- - ' giving us security against Polish ag- uation ar now entirely In, the hand without seeing a single soldier. which wrecked the rubber plant of tho ber of commerce here today. Here Wolke died February' II whjle on a gression. No new demands will be of the president, who to dealing with tensive drive mads by suffrage pro- - " A vigorous effort on ths part of Brunswick-Balk- e Collender company added to those already made public.' tho question In concert) I assume with ths Poles would be sufficient to in- hers today. Those killed and hla son and a Balllle ponents to have the amendment mad Injured sealing trip withtheir the European power associated with flict a decisive defeat upon tli Sov- were caught In a fire which, followed effective In time for the women of open boat being Island,, native, th telegram road. the country to vote In th presiden- lie in the war, battered for several days by Icy gales iet armies," the newspaper declares. th explosions. Exclusion of Munitions ' He ha stated the position of th "That to why ths Bolshevik high comtlal election In November. The drive officials are" checking before th survivor could make land, Company was started when. West Virginia beTo Be Protested United States In th letter signed an-by mand is so hnxious to finish ths their records to establish an accurate the message said. came the thirty-fourt- h Mr. Colby and pres dispatches as quickly a possible. Sov- list of killed, injured or mbeing. Wolk had mad his home state to ratify Captain struggle nounce that he has sent warship to iet prisoners confirm this information , Th fir burned for two hour bo- -' on Balllle island for 20 year. early this year. PARIS, Aug. II. The American lives adding that the su cesses gained by fore it finally was placed under confo " Washington wa ih intends to protest energeti- the Baltic to protect sitfeels that the he If ratify- and n the aama day it acted General Wrangsl In southern Russia trol cally against th decision of Sir Regi- and property. Independence--Denounc- ed In Philippine . action 22 March Gov. Townsend of Delaby Congress ar causing considerable anxiety. The nald T. Tower, Allied high commis- uation demand of (By The Associated Press.)' ware. called a special session of tho taking measures to Russian government therefore, wants sioner at Dansig, who yesterday for- the direction Randall Convict Makes by 111., 18. on or BELLEVILLE, Escaped of war, so in Aug. Day of Poland .thsPoles' that It to finish , Kith, that state to act on th carrying legislature bid further debarkation at Danslg of air men employed at mines in the amendment. Th Delaware assembly its attention to - General turn may entering 'upon actual wsrwith Russia, French munition ed Is ! ' Fortune, Belleville district resumed their strike met early in May and th senau'qu hs will call Congrea In special ses- Wrangel. learned today, (By Associated Press.) because of he failure Of their y ratified. Jnit action by the house The Bolshevik i belleveth capture gevom.1 French munition ships ar sion. which, ho alonehas the power IndeTVH., HONOLULUr Aug.1T. (By International News Service.) repre8enttttlvs"InCIeveIandlo obtain wa delayed despite pressure brought of Warsaw will end th war with Poanchored outside Danxtr. Sir Regifor the before 82 Philippine dally increase. About 1,250 men to bear by the leaders of both great land, a belief which to not shared by TOPEKA, Kan,, Aug. 1 8 . Clare n ce pendence nald. qfcordlng to a report from the the Pol.es. The eovlet commissioners Kura who escaped from th Leaven- th next 25 year was opposed a s ar said to be Idle. political parties and by Prest. WilFrench ambassador to Poland,, take son. Finally, on June 2. the legislaare holding Oft dazzling prospects of worth military prison shortly after "crime of Che first magnitude," by the attitude that ho baa not sufficient ture adjourned with the ratification rich booty in Warsaw. Little Impres- being chat-feetroop to preserve order If furi with x complicity In. Representative C. H. Randall oT Caliresolution still In th house commitsion to being made, however for the counterfeiting ther munitions are unloaded, must finish fornia, a member of the congressional operations, to tee of the whole. moral of th army decreasing. In his sentence despite tha fact that he Sporty touring the Orient, whb came Sir Reginald has asked the supreme k. a number has accumulated between $15,800 and' her today aboard th army transport th region of council for the new Instructions, pendPresident Makes AppcaL cf worn out and hungry detachments $20,000 while at liberty, on his way to ths ing th arrival of which ho will main j Great Northern , Meantime the ..Louisiana legislature to orders and refused have amit Th decision. ha hi council of obey tain met and efforts were mad to havo it Kur. sent up from the $0th division United State. , been necessary to replace them. Sum- at Camp Funston. bassadors,- which to acting At th sucrossed th Una act favorably. Prest. Wilson appealed Tou will find practically every Tbs into Canada following his escape and1 member (By The Associated Press.) ary executions .had no offset. premo council, does not meet . until to Gov. Parker to recommend ratifiof the congressional party of September. TOKIO, Aug. II. Pres advice eovlet soldiers ar tired of war. engaged in the garage and welding the aame mlnd." h aald. "After ee cation, but the governor declined to I . widewas our It almost business. do o. The ratification resolution was from Seoul Korea, alleged Ing the Philippines Ha to now being held in the county j unanimous verdict that they ar not French taken up late in May and wa Plant deFrance and America hold to th Supply Korean party plots spread bated at Intervals through the month jail here waking transportation to ready for Independence., of American congressmen visiting th -Polish P. th Leavenworth. For first News of International crime and WOuld of into Gov. on a (By Service.) b Cog. th July. Jupe Agreed licy Far East to create complication beVictory jt I threw , to cast thaa people adrift ITT STERLING, Colo., Aug. IS, Ben' Democratic presidential-nominemagnitude i Th better educated rmpinos who ar his influence on the side of the amendtween Japan and America. Takes Premier (By Associated Press.) (By International News Service.) a Fuller, farmer young George living pear ' not politicians, ar practically unanl- ment. declaring that the Democrat Th advice report the arrest of WASHINGTON. , Aug. 11. Th MANCHESTER. England, 'Aug. 18 here, wag, shot and Instantly killed of the legislature owed it to their party cnee convicted and I nou la their opposition to lndepend- - early to to th American note "Th French hav provided plans Switzerland French reply In a running revolver and to Tnp today ' situation imprisoned for an attempt to assassin- to glv th Poles victory over th ence. ratify the amhdment. on the Rueaian-PoUs- h battle with citizens diswho shotgun The legislature finally adjourned on Marshal Russians," said a Warsaw dispatch to "Th development of th Philippine covered him In the general store of "state, without reservation, that th ate former Premier Field Korean (By International News service.) 0 because of th lack of th Mareno Lumber company. Fuller July 8, however, without acting. th Guardian todav. "In a few days French government to In entire agree- Terauchi and also 10 other 18 Premier statu anti-JapWhile the Louisiana legislature was LONDON, iug. Lloyd ' due to uncertainty of th Frenth prestige will reach Its highest George ment with fhe principle set forth In charged with political fired many shots at hfs pursuers be- considering for Luceyne today to L,p(t. the departed In appeals for Ruaso-Polls- h th government." an plot effect meric future cf and mark and note, th th stated Intrigue Secy. upon was he fore Colby participation th, tjieA brought down by a shot planks favbrablequestion, a vacation in Pgilsertand. Th to suffrage were , .negotiations' at Minsk will be spend from the of against American congressmen. in a today. Everett A gun Deane, 20. mads to both the Republican and departure of th premier was taken Americana in Warww The Korean governor general marked." of stolen was in quantity found goods to indicate a lessening of tension in Democratic conventions and the Restatement says the situation to welt, th buggy driven by Fuller. situation over RusAncient Biblical City th Anglo-Frenc- h publican convention was picketed by In hand and declares that numerous Are Hostage Virtually sian pohey. representative of th Woman- party Is Believed Unearthed arrest have been msd of sgttaiora Polish Troops, Capture . It had beet) believed that Premier Pacific Shippers Decide Suffrage planks were inserted In both Lloyd George would remain In Lon(By Associated Press.) Bridgehead of Serock don platforms. PERKY FARES RAIidED, Per 20 On of th Minsk conCent Increase f until result the 1$. (By Tha Associated Press ) r Every WASHINGTON. Inserted in both platform. i He was knewn. to ference announced 17. Universal Percies.) LONDON. Aug. Th sit of an(By fort will be made by the government (By International News Service.) Aftcf the Republican convention ad- - , 1 canths several Mose had The I to out Associated of Press iBr day 17 believed to ) SAN FRANCISCO. Ang. cient Ttbeftss get marooned American )javs been Ferry Journed. the women turned their WARSAW, Aug. lT. (Via London: cow and other parts of Russia before I. Representative unearthed, sey s Jerusalem dispatch fare betwaen Baa Duels TOKIO, Aug and Aug. 11) Polteh troops have captured celled bis vacation plans. th Vermont, making sn effort I Be st at Th IsTime. London stated wee the d Rout all today of set in. it winter alleged shipping lines operating out of to- - hqve Gov' Clement .rail a epectal Bay cities on both Key it the Bridgehead of Serock. Id mile PRESIDENT TO AFRICAN BE In Yocovery of the ruins of the city which land Southern Pacific ferrte will be north of Warsaw, th Polish ofconference at th slats department. An sppeal. as mad t ften, r Japanese port. session. CHOSEN,. Thirty-fiv- e Americana now are si kohama. have decided that the otard-ar- Harding to use his influence abb ths plaved a notable partln Jewish and raised from 11 to ll rent one way fice announced in thf following comMoscow end they virtually ar held Christian history, was made by work - ' after Aug. 2t. Th Cst. forma Beats munique: rale for ocean traffic will governor, but th senator declined. NEW York", Aug ll "A freight, Railroad company also derided to su - men on a government road hear wIM Trent Wllesn be as hostages WhU th Bolaherlkl at- be 20 per cent higher than at Modin Shortly afterward president of Africa "Dehouehing. from th hsFljeh, the modern town. Tha Jewish thnrise an Increase- - by the Pacifw (nor Oaorglevsk) forts, the Poles have elected tomorrow night by th eon tempt to ("nt th United State te H. O. Faker, representing the Unped xppested te Gov. ftkkrl ef hort been given Eieet He Hallway In Lea Angele te cleared the north bark of the Larew ventton ol th UnlxeroaJ Negro Im- negotiate eflciafly with soviet agent. States shipping board, proposed r. M Carotin and Gov. Roberts ef Ten- exploration eottety he v Increase all rate "noT to exceed 2 permberfon to conduct further ex car provement society new In sroaton The meps 10 be taken were not dis- per cent tfcreane. but Japanese dele, Continued on page two) (Continued as pagd two) closed. tier here gated refused to agree, per cent." k h. p. COALOPERAfORS SPLIT ON WAGE SEEK VICTIMS , jfthe . Chorus Girls Enact New Role, Tickle Me Gold Discovered In Heart of N. Y. Financial Section f OF EXPLOSIONS f-- ' -- French-governme- nt h as inu PLOTSSCENTED Re-captur- ick-tod- ay - - Street Battle is Brest-Lltovs- Fought in Sterling, , Colo.; One Killed e Yang-Ksul-Tai- k, an - icn d prcx-l-slnn- sK- -- -- |