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Show r 9 Initiative t is doing should le done without told. . what with push can get there, but it takes the men with character to stay there. A man being . t ,,j , H PAGES WEDNESDAY AUCJrST l!5 11)20 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- T YEAR m O'OII A tSb d9h A t8s BORDERS OF BOLSHEVIKI TO BE RESPECTED Russian Peace Demands Husband of 7 runl- Murder Victim Arrested; Trailed 7 o Southern Continent - Termed Ridiculous By Polish Minister BY LUC I EN JONES. H Th WARSAW Eucn-l.rroj- , JANEIRO, Aug 'ii. wanted bj th polite of Detroit, Mich, In rontvet on with the murder of a woman supposed to be his w.fe, was u treated on board the British freighter Brjdeu. which arrived here late this uftti-nooLeroy was member of the crew. Leroy was plaied under nt the raqueat of I nlted States authorities here and while me Drjden is in port will be guarded by four member of tha maritime police. The ship will proceed to Buenos Aires, and from that port will nail for New York, where Leroy will be tumid oer to officers from Detroit - RIO Foreign Office Announces Support of Stand Taken By U. S. to Halt Poles at Ethnological Frontier. illVsK, boiiet - . ( RuhsIu. Aug. 24. Frews huff Willi Armistice iVom Aworiutcxl i'vnwjwmdcnl Cummin in. VUrrln u Mowow.) Tlw Polish arml-ul- ir ik'letcalrt arc not satisfied with the BvlilieUrt terms which make reference to the boundary Hue itropoaed by Earl Curzon, British minister of foreign affair. Tlc (round of tlie Polish oppoat-tlo- n la tliat the Curzon boundary line would In effect be the same as a third partition of Poland. The Polish representative stated that by agreeing to this Cunoo line the soviets were seeking to retain territory wrongfully taken from Poland by the Russian czar A note attached to the foregoing dispatch statea that the Polish censors refused to puss a reference to the Curzon boundary line, so the dispatch waa sent via soviet wireless to Moscow and London. in Suvirt (By Associated Press.) PARIS, Aug.' 25 Tbs French foreign office announced today that the French government was in entire accord with the American government that thq Polish armies should remain "Poland ' IefWtfo16gicr'fF5n-tiera- . it was added that the definite ethnological frontiers were not yet determined. n. NEW YORK, Aug. 25 The British freighter Dry den, which upon Eugene Leroy was arrested yesterday at Rto de Janeiro, in connection with the trunk mystery murder, sailed from New York on August -ten days after the body of hla supposed wife was found jammed in a trunk in a local warehouse. The authorities learned a week after the Dryden sailed that a man answering Leroy's description was on board, and the freighter's captain was requested by wireless to hold the suspect for the Rio da Janeiro police Simultaneously, Detroit police officiala filed with the state department at Washington an application for Leroy's EICEVE LEROY, arrest and extradition should be at-- ! tempt to land in Brazil or any country Arrested for Alleged Coaaectioa Vtltk en route. Mystery Crime. 1- PAWNSHOP CLERK BANDIT CHIEF BESTS READYTOVAVE WHITE EMBLEM IN PISTOL 24 la London, '"nt pre-pare- Complete Diplomatic tion of Soviet Expected Result if Breach Widens; Action is Imminent 5 (By Associated Press.) LONDON, Ang. 23. A a imme- diate rupture of tho Rumso-Polis- h peace negotiations at Minsk wtO result If the Poles adhere to their demand for withdrawal of the main Russian terms, says a message received here today from George Tchitchevln, the Russian oviet , foreign minister, dated Monday at Moscow. I BT EARL C. REEVES. (I. N. 8. Staff Correspondent.) LONDON, Aug. 25. A break, in th negotiations between 8oviet Russia and Great Britain loomed nearer today. This wquld result in th complete diplomatic Isolation of Boviet Russia aa Great Britain hag bean acting a tha medium through which Moscow's views war being transmit-- ) tad to th allies. Tha following wer (By Associated Press.) (By Associated Pres.) ths outstanding features In th Ru4 IDAHO FALUB, Idaho, August 25. (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON. In Aug. JS. LONDON,-Aug- . 34. Premier Lloyd United State Senator John F, Nu creased transportation charge on' all lan situation. Outstanding Features.4 Georg during hla conference with J gent, of Idaho,- - was renominated for practically all rallfoads and steam Bolshevik trad 1Ghs misslona Premier Giollttl at Lucerne promised I that office today at th Idaho state hip lines of th couptry will b I Democratic M. Kameneff And M. Kras-headed convention by unanimous new by the Great Britain would recognize eom effective at midnight tonight. sin, ha formally notified tbe govern-- )j vote. Former Governor Haw- free state of Hume as proposed by rising Th general increases of Idaho mad the ,y approximate ment that it will leave for horn Frl-- j ' nominating Gabrlelle d'Annunzio, says a Central I speech, which waa aeoonded by A. F. 53 1 per cent in 9 ratea freight I I, News dispatch from Rome,, quoting James, delegate from Gooding county. per cent In pasaenger fares, and ex- day. I The Tha British foreign offlc "exconvention had been in session cess Lucerne advices to thd Idea Nazionale. and pink charges, and presses th Wh" h n0mtnatlon 60 baggage The Italian Socialist party is said to cent in charges for Pullman will make hope that Soviet Russia per' concessions , which would have endorsed Capt. d'Annunslo's pro- Mrs. Nell K. Iron of Sandpolnt was accomodations. Water carriers will I nomlnatsd by th convention for Con- - Inaugurate joint rail and water traf- enable allied Europe to open com- papal tnercla! Intercourse with her. from the First district. She is London newspaper, ip commenting I tl? lrrt woman yer to b named for fic rate lncrease corresponding to the I Tliwlalfor council of actfon,"aft t decisions reached ai"l.ucernr'6y congressional office- - Jah,atat of 9 rail-- adyznee four-hoera session last night, met jHosdn gauon .pet Ideas of estert' P.remJexa.J4ayfi,toecXMlL.ffSft,?t!jhD..vNJayqr..s(',,Ei.wbltgkerpjLrj)Tr ' diacuss-- th "Wks-- o omi td again Rusao4 " to , note tddajr thecatello British for 'Congreaa-and the resulting natd !nr..hjgher jates on intrastate traffic Polish situation. Russian Soviet gdvernment. strongly where state .cxtjnmiMiBfrsTiave refused Taylor Cummings of Twin Falls and 'Ksjftrtgltf-Tow- er. high com. commend the position taken by thlM j Kerr of county. The to approve the lncreasef'sotikftt have mhqrfmter forI vote w 4hJedgu.epf inji,tona at unanimous. been authorized by tb lnterstats DaptzLg,. has sent word Vo London tliat C baUoit,.JT,, A-- ., Walter The British and Italian premiers, xonttnisalon, whu-eh under 'the ho hag completed arrangement with has jurisdiction transportation act says the Chronicle, th Dantsig worker insuring th over intrastate rates. to come to an agreement with Russia, I Idho governorship, landing of Polish munition at that but no agreement la possible unless CHICAGO POST RAISES PRICE. t RueeJUaT removed the to JLand Find Troops government the i CHTCA (XT, 'A u g. IE Ths Chicago Export Early Reply. it will not keep suchj presumption That War is Over Evening Post, one of th John C. M. Kaneneff In privat conversation Shaffer papers, today announced that, agreement in good faith. the belief that the Soviet (By The Associated Press) beginning Monday, August 30, Hs expressed MEXICALI. 'Lower California, Aug. price will be advanced to three cents. government at Moscow would reply 26. Three thousand Mexican federal The Poeg ia the second of th four within 45 hours to th not which Artroopa hav landed at La Bolsa, near afernoon papers her to take this step. thur J. Balfour, on behalf of Ora the mouth of the Colorado river, forty Britain, has sent to Moscow along) mites from Mexicali, according to Board of Trade with th communique issued by Tt J alias I word brought here by General Mendes, Chicago Lloyd Georg and Giollttl' Ronenfeld, for the British government, II special envoy of General Alvaro Obre-i- t Announces Exhibit Prize mien at The troops, were ordered ia quite clear, has to chose between kon. to Lucerne en Monday Italy, California durtng'the lnsurrec-cow- .' Mr. Balfour mad an Issue of thenight! the entente and the ruffians of con.) Associated (By I tion of Colonel 'Esteba'n Press.) tendon that the. peace terms handed Cantu, form- CHICAGO, Aug. 25. The Chicago to th Polish delegation At Minsk wernj After warmly commending the Brit-- 1 I er governor of the northern , district lsh permlgr's stand, the Times says of Lower California, whose difference Board of Trade today announced an mors sever than those given out herd of 510.000 for the beat exhibit by M. Kameneff. Th British states!! the policy announced at Lucerne! with, the central government were set- offer tled upon hi man wants to know if Russia Intends General of hay, grain and seeds at tha resignation. Mendez has telegraphed to Mexico national Hay and Grain show to b to adhere to th Minsk term or will held 27 November .her City recommending that th troops be to December 0. make th concessions comply by the) ordered back to Sonora, whence they term given out hero by tho BolshevlU j trade official. It Is generally believed that any answer which may eom from Mos-- I Bedouins Assured Free cow before Friday evening will be' unfavorable. Trade With Palestine; Th foreign office has not yet given up hope that a bridge will be found - Sheiks Like New Plan for the new difficulties, despite the menacing character of the situation i (By Jewish Telegrapblo Agency.) (By International New Serrics.) As on official ex eased ft! j JERUSALEM. Aug. 24. Addressing We ar hopeful that Russia with DENVER, Aug. 25. With repreof the Soviet government which raises! tOO representatives Bedouins of Tran j- - sentatives present from seven western make concessions RlUlIfc jerdania today. Sir Herbert Samuel our trad the British high commissioner In Pal- states, ths League of ths Southwest need (Continued on page two) estine, told them that . through met in conference at the state eapltol j ITI.tl agreement with th French their y Reject to discus, way. and mean, of today had been included in tbe Britconserving the water power of th ish son. ,Rusaia Peace Term1 Colorado river and to formulate a defIt is proposed to establish a separ- inite i deth for program ata administration consisting chiefly systematic I (By Associated Press) acre of thousand of of of th Bedouins themselves and to velopment LONDON. Aug. 25. Polands reoTai flows. land river which ths r them through, a g1v tha tlAAAA complete freedom of trad Among those In attan fames are Gov.' Russian Soviet5a. Pentad by th with Palestine. Neither millWy nor disarmament will be enforced emora V.mwU Arizona; "Da via, amount to a flat aaT-h- S rejecUoa, it was announced, but th Arabs will Idaho; Bamberger, Utah, and Shoup Manchester Guardian (By International News Service.) Minsk be prohibited from bringing arin Into from California, Nevada and Wyoming pondent in a wireless NEW YORK. Aug. 25. Thb liscatch fiiail ar participating. Palestine. In that city on Monday. body of an unidentified girl, aged Th delegate wer formally .welof (he leading sheiks Several "Out 15 of th Ruaehin demanda.) about 19. 1r ewe 4 In fashionable to Rlr Snmuei their tstisfiC' comed by Gov. 8houp thif forenoon le continue "only one. that telaUvJ and th afternoon session Waa devoted to demobilisation. 1 tion with th announcement. and expensive clothing, was found accepted. to addressee and discussion of preb that this afternoon in Grant wood. ot( only en condition that Wo..i lem arising from th proposal to ap- will take a similar course Farm Bureau the' Committee eh ore of New the Jersey portion tho distribution of th ColoRussia must demobilisethat la tot rado river's water equally among the say. Hudson river, opposite 1 26th Fruit Studies am time Poland disbands herat, thw Method states Interested. "The boundary line between PoISJa1 street. . Marshall D Mott, personal re ore-se- and Russia, aa laid down Tb police declared that (he girl Earl Gov. Meghan (By Associated Press.) of Califorolive f son. Britih secretary of by stat CneJ ad undoubtedly been murdered. LOS ANGELES, Cat, Aug. 26. Tb nia. spoke this afternoon on The Is declared affair foreign I The skull was crashed and th American Farm 'Bureau federation Oriental and Irrigation Problems able aa It involves a third unareapt Jart!ttoJ clothing was tom arid disarranged. Th United Btotes government committee, which is studying Bout hern Of PMrn. -Clutched in the girt s hand was California methods of no operative represented by Director A Powell "Demids for . i! distribution a piece of clcth and a piece of (growing and -- marketing, 'attended Dsvls of tho reclamation service to Polish victim of war and of tb gold astrh evidently torn I school today at the California Fruit tb turn of cattle and horses driven Proper control of the waters from a man' bine eot. Boms Grower' Exchange her lectures en Colorado river. It Vas said, pf would Polish landowners from Whh 15 feet from where tb body iay th system need by th exchange fol- bring under --ultlvatOon hundreds of by thenla and Lithuania aro relectedR aa waa a large poo) of blood. eit-- I thousand lowed a to visit of In the committee additional the acreage inierferrlng with tb Internal atbi,- The girl a shoes- - were found 39 I rue and watnst groves and packing' Imperial valley of California, a well of Poland and a violation of Pwfls . from life body, bouse. a areaaTB other feet ion of tbe basin, sovereignty NUGENT NAKED NEW RAIL RATE AGAIN TO RUN FOR SENATOR SCALEGOESINTO EFFECT TONIGHT FIGHT 1-- (By Associated Frees.) MEXICO CITY, Aug. 25. All CHICAGO, ' I i ld t-- 2-- a, u. PREMIER REFUSES TO AID STRICKEN -- d Aug I BANDITS (By International News Service) Aug. 25. Thousands of - Pew- - -- passers thrills early tobykidnaped 4he.Amnjoa and cornel" on the dro Zamnrt, the bandit leader, busy day Washington streets when three armed at Cuale, Jalisco last week, have bandits entered the offices of the Illibeen released, according to renois State Pawners' society and opened liable advices from Guadalajara, SimosV'WTttrout preliminaries;- - on fire,' These Jalisco. of reports' capital Polish Troops Are Palil Korchak. manager of the sosurrwnstate that Zamora has ciety. Korchak returned the fire and dered. .Frontier Nearing bandits into the street, drove 25 The where one was 'captured. WASHINGTON. 'Aug fBy International News Service ) immediate action saved Korchak's American embassy at Mexico City adPARIS, Aug. 25. The advancing 5100,000 in jewelry and bonds. He Polish troopa are expected to reach vised the state department today that was slightly injured. the Polish ethnological frontier dur- the Mexican foreign office had confirmed a that Pedro Zamora, School Teacher Facet ing tha day. it was announced M.the the banditreport ' leader ' wfio ''kidnaped a ' Polish Cavalry la Polish legation. Chargevof Forgery number of Americans and British approaching Grodno, 155 miles north- east of Warsaw. The United States subjects at Cuale, state of Jalisco, had (By International News Service ) has warned the Poles against crossing offered to surrender. Negotiations to SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25. Pretty the ethnological frontier, which was that end are to be Edith Mitchell tearfully begun at' once, the mapped out by the allies on the basis waited at City prison today for a reply embassy wae Informed. of nationality. a 'telegram sent to her St. Louts The Mexican foreign office said to home at 2 4 j) 3 Union boulevard ask thia action should remove apprehen- lng that 5200 be sent her at once. UnPole Officers Deem less the money Is received Miss MitchInvasion Inadvisable sion as to the safety of (he captives. ell faces a trip to Kingman, Arlz , to answer charges of forging a check of American Relaj 5160. Love of romance caused her to (By Associated Press.) leave her home in St. Louis and go THORN. West Prussia. A fig. 24. Swimmers Qualify to ta ke a position as a Kingman Older officer in the Polish army ex school teacher. I ressed the opinion here today that in 55. Amen-caThe r ANTWERP, Aug. "It was so awfully rough there. th event of a decisive victory over team won Us heat In the SOO said Miss Mitchell, who first registered Soviet Russia along tha entire front it would be Inadvisable to pursue the metre Olympic relay swimming race as May Robinjon, I simply couldn't Bolshevik! beyond the bound of eth hers today in 10 mtauten 20 1 sec- stay. Mias Mitchell said she waa engaged nographlc Poland. On declared, how- onds. The men composing (he team to f. Yale student but refused to give ever, that war between Poland and are bis name. Perry MoGllllvrsy, Illlnol Soviet Russia would be Inevitable until an arbitration board fixed Po- Norman Ross, Illinois A. C.; P. ,Kea-lohHonolulu, andPuke Kahano-nvok- Savant Warns U. S. of land's boundaries which, h believed, Honolulu. br.tn the Russians and Poles would Oriental Immigration Besides the American four, the respect. He suggested that there should be American, British and teams of Australia Sweden, England, and Italy qualified for the flnala French members of such a board. (By Unverial Service ) DeThis is a war of women, said a BERKELY, CaT, Aug. 24. yeung Polish officer today. They this country should "have that claring are driving th men to fight and ar tbs greatest apprehension regarding doing all' tbs farm work, .while th th Influx of Japanese, Dr. Benjamin men ar away. They have even enof Ide Wheeler, president emeritus raged to go tonoth front to fighL W th University of California, tonight feel there Is longer any. question of the post spoke before Berkeley of victory, but aro uncertain Only as American Legion.- - Dr. Wbeeler based to our policy as to th invasion of whlls on his a hla address findings Russia. Our women may help to set. (By Associated Press ) member of a commission recently sent tle this too. to study immigration to th orient LUCERNE, Switzerland. Aug. 25. problems. a in Premier statement George, Ltoyd BoLHeviki Flee in nsed hav no apprehension W today concerning the case of Lord the men who come to us by Path of Victor Mayor MacSweney of Cork, whose regarding he said, "but th tie Atlantic, condition Is grave because of his geographic frontier ploughed out by another ia matter.! Associated TrAss.) wholly hunger strike Is Brixton Jail, London, the Pacific WARSAW, Aug. 24 Kolno. an said in substance that, whatever the Th difference of the oriental type Is too great. ImpoEiant'town near the Eaat Prus- consequences, th government gouid "It Is a peril to lhm as Individuals sian frontier north of Lomu has been not take th responsibility of releasing and to Japan as a nation. If they taken by Polish forces, which hav MacSweney. A law arhi'h is a respeotor of per- com to u now it mean the perpetbeen sweeping rapidly northward in of recent of th bickering pursuit of ths retiring Boishevlki. sons is no law, Mr. Lloyd George's uation and their development Into a More than 19,00 prisoners, who were statement continued. "If the cabinet, years and misunderstanding cut off from th main body of Mhe therefore departed from Ita decision, permanebt ' ' in a complete breakdown of the whole strife. Boviet army, hav been captu-erosk ocean between peace "Let'the this region. machinery of .law and government In ba Ireland Inevitably would follow. parReports from various front ticularly the .northern sectors of th IJY.V DON. Aug 25 pRorrrEiji war enlarged. Terence line. Indicate the Bolshevik! are deAnloft mayor of fnrk who has, moralized and Teeing everywhere In' 25 WASHINGTON, Aug. great disorder. General Bolnokewskl, been on a hunger striae In prison here nouncement that th campaign against of condition whee has on has been, erlt leal profiteering minister Issued a state- and war, cosl would be broadment to Foliah nearspa pert declaring wss still coneflous this morning Fsth-e- r ened with special attention to th Dominick bis private chaplain, siiustlon at tidewater poihts waa that he Bftrtct arm lea have been de- however, administered the last sacra- - mde today at tb department of ( Continued en page two) i AhHIXGTuX, Aug 25 Justice Sidilort., of the district supreme court, e denied today an applies, lion for a restraining order to prevent promulgation of the fedtral suffrage amendment by the etate department The application was filed by counConstitutional sel for the American league The issuing of a temporary Injunction .the justice said, would be unwarranted interference with a purely e retary of act of th state Dismissal of the proceedings leaves the way open for this league to appeal to the District of Columbia court of appeals. X. 8 Staff Correspondent Russia a peace terms to Aug 25 Poland ere vharacterlsed as 'ridiculous' by Prince Eugene Sapleha. th i ollsh foreign minister today. Prince Sapleha has suggested that the Huaeo-Polls- li and amijatlc peace negotiations be transferred from Minsk to some other nearer city Warsaw unless the Russians made good their promise to give the Polish P'n poentr, free and uninterrupted wireless oommuncation. flret offer of terms Prussian frontier to th StryJ river a an Inrult to Poland in In Galicia. In the region of Mlava the Russian her hour of travail. said the forhave been making a futile effort to eign minister, "Now the Russians stem the Polish advance between the term are rtdlculoua. Poland la d Mutual and the Russian frontier. to disarm when Germany and The Poles have Ossowiecs pacified Russia disarms. The world and Grajewo. Th captured Polish vanguard is need not fear that Poland will rob nearing Grodno. Thousands of RusRussia of territory, aa a result of our sians have fled Ir.to Eaat Prussia military victory. The Soviet is likeIs reported Heavy street ly to come down from the altitude It from Bleloatok. fighting has taken, the oommander of th General Weygand, head th fourth Russian army on th battle French military mission, who 'played line in Northern Poland a to prominent part In directing the Poobtain permission for theattempted of lish counter offensive which saved hla troopa Into Germany, passage to escape Warsaw and defeated the Russians, capture at tha hands of the Poles, has left for Paris. but It waa refused, The number of Russian prisoner according to dispatches from the front today. Is now put at mors than T5.000. Many of th Russians surrendered Ths Polish general staff (Note: without fighting. was on Tuesday as saying that The Reds are retreating over the morsquoted than 50,000 Russians bad beau entire battle front from th Eaat captured.) ( . 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