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Show I A man tries to live up to his Ideals almost as hard as a worn-a- n who tries to- live up to her ' photographs, . Weather Forecast t - Fair tonight and Friday, . THURSDAY PAGES 1G SEPTEMBER 1020 2.J SALT CITY LAKE UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAR T Democratic Campaign Special Is Wrecked Political. JEorec a s t.G i ven By. St a tes GivesLifetoSave Woman and Child.. From Fire Trap - Spreading of Rails Cause of Derailment En Route- - te Makes " Prescott, Ariz. Strong Speech at Phoenix. " - - Internal ional Nana 8rvlo V NEW YORK. 8ept. 23 Cut off - from escape when- - a stairs ay burned aa he vu searching for a woman and her child, Samuel Rashatsky, a watchman, lost hla li'e early today liraITre' ItT ' buttrttnfr ar toy-Rickman street." Brooklyn."'' The woman. Mr. Hyman Godkovlta, and her ekIWr left the- - bttlidlng-b- . another atalrway. Two ftre-men ware overcome while earc for the watchman. By eSb "The whole of the rnltcd State with, I he possible exception of ten aonthern alatea will go Republican thla yewr." Will Hay, Republican national chairman. BY FLOYD MACX.1UIF-- (I. N. R. Rtaff Correspondent). Copyilght, 1920.) EW YORK, Rept. 21. The campaign chieftains of tho two old parties talked brass tacks" today... In sSoluaive, thoroughly frank interview . they told the International News Service not what they PPlLiorh ut w hat-thsxpact. ... Both were specific, citing states and Pursuesjrainji lesin (Ry-Iat- Tlc election depend , upon Ohio, Indiana, WCrt Virginia and HUnol. If we can carry three four mates Gov, Cos will be tlws next (icorie White, Dempresident. ocratic raLkmnl dial mum, wr national Rept. New22. - Rorvlce.J-DENVE- Mra. Al-"b- Armstrong of Salt Laks waa " In' a hurry to get'on her way to 8t. Louis from here yesterday. ' When she missed her train by a narrow margin ah taxied to a to- field, hired an rr- 'car aviation . plane for a 7 flight eastward to Deer Trail, Colo., 'where C&Iiforni she had missed In Denver. flrurea tv-- hif z- - Anti-Japane- se Legislation Foment Crista" ay y UTAimPlTMr-CHOSENFOR1- 92L t9) Rival Leaders Survey Situ a tip ri T four-rtory-tof- t- tSb dsb cSb C$3 DipIomatrPlalnlyPuz- - Will Hays, chairman of the Repub-'-lc- ? BRIGAND-FALfO'T'.fnJJ.tcc, say , (he 'I LS :..2.lei ,Sj u M i on ..Declared whole country, wlih the possible exSerious. ception of 10 southern states. Is going Republican. He said the Republicans this year would break into the DemoFrees J cratic, solid south, TOKIO, Bept. 21. Washington Kentucky, Hays predicted, would go will be, asked to appoint a Republican by tOiOOO -- while- North commission to effect a solution of Carolina and Oklahoma and Tennessee . (By Associated Press.) problems and In th were Republican possibilities.". DENVER, Colo., Sept. 22. Passen- event of th passage of th California Maryland, he asserted, would be ReS on No. were Santa Fa train gers ' t legislation tha Japanese this . publican robbed early this morning by a single government will arrange for jgy Associated Press.)- - a lawsuit Why do you cLIm Mary(By AwotiaUdTrtrt)" Y masked bandit between Las Animas against tha California VERSAILLES, Sept. 2. Alexandre land and Missouri?'' Kentucky, on legislature Re22. NEW was he YORK. asked. bef. and La Junta, Colo and than cap- the ground that the bill U Mlllerand waa today elected president Because In Kentttcky and Missouri unconstituIn an anonymous of warning ceipt to tured him and tha robber dtlivsrsd tional and a violation of tha of France by the national assembly in the Republicans won two year go. treaty' letter that the Grand Central terIn fhe state, and we only lost Maryl, police at La Junta after recovering rights of tho Japanese, session here. He succeeds Paul to 2 according would bo blown up at minal lea than 230 vote." land by all valuables their according th leading newspapers today. nearly who resigned because of do you consider North Caroo'clock this afternoon, waa followWhy to received her. reports , lina and Oklahoma Republican possiIt waa reported that 'the tobber Tha newspapers say the above pro- -. ed by extraordinary notion lo probilities T waa supposed to have boarded th gram was defined at meetings of th The complete vote was: tect the terminal. Extra guards Because the people In those atatee train at Las Animas. ' He proceeded cabinet end the diplomatic, Alexandre Mlllerand, (OS. advisory aa el sew her are determined that a also were ' thrown - around through: th train, collecting th pas- council. f , , ,, "Gustave Delory (Socialist deputy responsible political party can not C, A. O'Brien, th station and sengers valuables. from.Li!le, department Du' Nord), ( avoid responsibility for I years of a out message conductor, of dropped .. offices. main two port and because, too, a window at some little station des- Washington Refutes Scattering, 20. ' there as elaewhere they hold America , cribing the robber. , Associated Press.) (By Blank, JO. , . r . . First.! " , ..The telegraph operator saw It and of Settlement 7 4 7 was Mlllerand- George White, chairmen of the DemNEW TnR,c; .SeptISJ, Whilg pi sent a 'warning' to La Junta. As th At oclock M. r n the vestlgators were still seeking to solvs train nered thL 1 By Associated conduc proclaimed by Leon Bourjeoiv. pre- - ocratic ntfon1 committee, plaeth Free;) other hand,"ctaimed Oklahoma, Ken- tha mystery of the Wall street explo' tor led tho pasaengera in a rush upon siding officer of the senate and chair- tucky. WAfilll.voTON, porte sept. North Carolina and Maryland aa entered a he the bandit vestibule. man of tha assembly, as the eleventh would be DemocratloaajusuaL- - As to eton a week ago, police headquarters He was that th overpowtred and held until Japanese cabinet Bwspaprs and advisory Missouri, he sad announced a package containing dyna- the train reached th La Junta stapresident of France. to ask ths United "W dont termMfsouri doubtful, had been found today on th tion where local officers took him in Btates to appoint a commission to ef. Alexandre Mlllerand has long bean but the Democratic majority there may mite charge. feet a avenue solution elevated platform of the Reed ona of the foremost figures in the be cut down. The man la said to hav obtained problems createdof Japanese-Amerlca- n - surprise at th slat station In Brooklyn. about 1400, of which all except 370 department political life of France, his entry into Solid South Contested. where efforts to effect an parliament dating back to list and At tha earn time . announcement waa recovered. He told the women White Chairman votes claimed 1(7 his cabinet experience to 180, when of d.m,?d!nK by diplomatic mean passengers that the) need not he the solid south" whlla Hay con- came from police headquarters that alarmed. being made. he became a member of the Waldeck-Roussea- u ceded 110. bqt h tag found in Wall street near where nams cabinet. His early affiliaof Ha ,UtwdJt0,dar that no oOlctal an. tha John iSort gava White listed the follow been received Inditions were with the Radical Socialists ingChairmen horee cart the had and death stood, 12 as .doubtful:" cating that Japan had decided to take Ohio, and ho alvtaya has been keenly Inter- Indiana, states West Virginia, Illinois, Wash- had been Identified as one Issued by the question out of the hands of ita" ested In labor questions and has faambassador, Kljuro Shldehara. ington, Idaho, California, New Hamp- the health department In 112 to the thered numerous measures for tha shire, New York, New Conversations now on between th betterment of the working world, no- Jersey, Massachusetts, Delaware and North Dakota. Reid Ice Cream company of Brooklyn, Japanese ambassador, on the on hand, tably tha old age pension act which and department officials and Roland 8. Chairman Hays claimed all of these certifying that the horse was not at became operative in II0S. states as positively Republican. Morris, American ambassadtor to Jaflicted with glanders.' Detectives left It waa M. Mlllerand's services to While not pan on tha oth fit have to do with th exactly conceding them r, great-wahie country during tho to the Republicane Chairman White Immediately to question company offioccuWtlon 0f Boghalien. aa Japanese however, as minister of war in the indicated that the Democratic chances cials as to whether the hors had been wall as tha , Vivianl cabinet and his notable con-lu- were not good in these state: to va votedon In Californialegislation In No-- 1 sold within the last two years, of France's foreign policy as tho vember. - It has been mad clear that' Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan, The bureau of combustibles at, poiceessor of Clemanceau In tho pro-- 1 consin the stats department has no Intention1 Iowa, Oregon, retire- . Wyoming, South Dakota. Connecticut, lice headquarters announcMhath .niership after the Tiger's attempting to Influence the reaultC International Newa Service. ) of (8y ment last January that raised him into Maine. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island In California. It was said that should was a bomb with 22. dynamite package has LONDON, Bept, Rioting for the presi- and Vermont. th leglilatlon b eligibility These mates have g an wilder i , fuse attached and burning when-- ; broken Out In th Industrial district standing with th 4dopttd dency, compelled his reluctant consent total of 144 electoral votea Japanese govern,'! to quit tho premiership and stand as a on It ment In was It found and out. th result of It might be obChairmen Hays of northern Italy following th refusal put emphatic patrolman candidate to succeeed President asserting that Near York will be ReInvestigation Into th planting of of some of th labor soviets to evacu- tained In two ways, one by a treaty, modifying action taken by a state or tha bomb was started Immediately In publican. Born IIS. Chairman Whitesatd the fight Brooklyn. Employee were question ate seised factorle, accordlnf to ad- by action In th United Btatea court. To Invoke the first method la said t would be very close in that state. in an effort to learn if extremist or vices from Turin today. M. Mlllerand waa horn in Paris Tha Democratic chief declared that striker of the Brooklyn RapidJTran Street fighting broka out at Turfn, to he no part of tha plan of th state 3 1 s 9. and waa educated for Th second method is he- - p Cox's record and local Issues sit company which operate tha lina, tha populaoa Into panic, department. the bar. His first ministerial post Governor lieved to hav been suggested In in Wert had been seen in the vicinity today. throwing was a minister of commerce? but he had split' the Republican Jk to tha Star, pitched conversations snd may hava been the, and The .bomb wee "In the form of e said a dispatch th j has served In several cabinet positions, Virginia, Illinois and Indiana these baala of th reported decision of tho an between enormous would battle no the developed contained cardboard and swing split cylinder notably as minister of public works in thought a states, possibly in addition to Ohio, percussion cape, the board, of crowd and th police. Troop wore J pa nee government to resort to the' the Brian d ministry of 1909. minister for announced later, but dyna- called out and finally succeeded In eourts to determine the constitution- the Democrats' , of war In the Poincare cabinet of 1112, allty of eueh legislation. The Republican campaign pilot re- mite In considerable quantity- dispersing the mob. and as minister of war in the VivianJ the found Patrolman who Bantelll. were fired pItalian fo1ri railway guards mlnlrtry. to which post 'he was bomb, put out tha fuse, he said, by upon near Turin. Ona was killad Japanese Want Official pointed in August. 1914. shortly after In theLbL'" In and several others wounded. states on not would affort It soaked Then ha it. adjacent stamping He war. the outbreak, of the world a pail of water. It waa nine inches national Issue in the least. Disorders hava occurred at Brescia r held the war ministry until the Vivianl theThe Recognition in U, S. Democratic national chairman lohg with an alght-inc- h fuae that had and Bandona, where the workers cabinet resigned October 29, 191 1. half-wa. -Mid down.Jte.Mid-.-.burned, to- givvip inirtrt I ( BrUmveraarServlca.) While the peace plants TUrln reports that th violence -- la WASHINGTON. Primarily the doubtful states in the being made. President Poincare In Sept 22 Th Jap- - t .are ' entlal .election this preaid San Francisco Receives spreading. " Itiarch, 11 9, appointed M. Millerand Ohio, and Wert Virginia, while Th workers councils In 14 out of 11 anese government has broadened ths Frances IllinoisIndiana governor of in the past w weeks because - factories have adopted resolu- toeue arising over th proposed ezclu- - I Warning of BombPlot Italianregained provinces,' and he served in of the Republican split there, he tions condemning th terms of th sion of her nationals this position until at the request of from owning t list, settlement between the Iron and steel land In California. It waa leahned M. Poincare In January last, ha ac- placed Jtself In th doubtful (tty Universal Bsrvice.) from ist!' these- - four states can we If carry a tha employers, said cepted the task of forming a nsw I hare no hesitancy in saying that SAX FRANCISCO, Sept 22. AY hat workers and official sources now-InsShe will today.' to the Turin dispatch Dally Express cabinet In which he took the premier- Cox will be elected president.' la believed by tho pollco to be a that tha United States formally Leaders ot th dissatisfied workmen ship and ministry of, foreign affairs, Both Cfelm Vtah, nnauDrtdlbat they would renew recognize the equality of heircltlzensr succeeding C'lemencesu. in Ban Francisco Right be blown their fight. Th Republican national chairman it h t heme .of any. other naiion Such Asked To Star.' The Exchange- - Telegrs ph tomorro w wa e received today at up would taka th form of: When President Deschanei assumed Said- Aa to recognition at Genoa that reports Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, th hall of jurtico. d effire in the following month, M. are in control of tha labor an official declaration, similar to th in those states among - Coming on the heels of the bomb as ! customary oil the accession th local Issues In or. Proposed at th Veraalllea confer. are not serious end. will explosion week In New York, the situation are that city.to hand hack of the new thief executive, offered the Republicans tha refusing They even seriously affect the state euthprttles were. ago not nd It to lake Inclined of his resignation mthe ministry. This th elections and they certainly will not seriously. It came in the (nature of a -- .Two Japanese Demand, th evacuate factories that were? president refused jlo accept and asked influence the national ineue at ail. post card, the borders of which had M, MllJerand to remain In office. .The On that occasion two great jap. j Chairman Haya listed all the four been blackened so a to give it tb selxed during the past fortnight prime minister consented and ha states called doubtful by Chairman effect of demand were' before th con. Janbe 1 A mourning. C ' since held the premiership. i White under those that were "certain' Just how seriously the police took DOC1&11SU Attempt Japan Insisted first upon ference. tho warning may bo Judged by th. for the Republicans, r the equality of. -nTaJe Church Chairman Whit said the west was Na-bhsr race, second that Shantung with (Continued on pago twe) quite keenTy for th League of -- 4 - vrt rou rces In minerals;- tig while tha east was apathetic. Frees) great Oerman developments and its Washington and Idaho are doubtROME, Bept. 22. Th Oseervator ful states, both being very strong for Romano, the Vatican organ, says that 49 809.909 of people, be given to bar. The council compromised by giving th league of Nations said th Demlast night Boclalists attempted to In- vade a church In a popular quarter, Shantung. ocratic chief. Now ehe demands that ths United - Chairman Hays counted both Washbut did not succeed In breaking Bute slon gia her th far mors positively through th door. They postponed deairabl ington and Idaho in hi (By Associated YTese.) to a later date when, concession which tha counth list undertaking Republican REGINA, Sat, Sept, 22. r Fire the paper asserts, they will attempt cil of nations, acting upon a plea from T We propose to make an art hr fight men believed to be the bandits who to win California, said Chairman to occupy the Laieran palace, wmeh Australia, expressly denied. 2t la recognised by both Japan and was once lb residence of the popes held up and robbed employees of the Wh. ) New International Beryfo (By th United Bute. It waa pointed out The newspaper else asserts that The asm forces that swung that NOGALES, Red Deer Lumber com pSqy at Yar22.MU In Bept. Art.. official circle today, thst nothing are lb threatening to invade for Wilson in 114 are operating rows Junction, Bask., last Week and state whatsoever ci n be don to prevent There U d less tiafaction with Jlarl Miller pt Nogale wa killed, Catholle club, and two nunneries. new. the citizen of California from enactescaped with a large sum of money, the Chicago Republican convention's Harold Henry, eon of CoL y. I Henry, The attempted ing the proponed Japanese land exare et bay In the woods sear P.os-co- e, presidential choice, and Governor former array medlcsl officer, suffered' LONDON, Bept. 2 2. edifices In Rom clusion law. Burh en act. Japan mainInvasion of religious had an unprece- a broken jame M, Coz hasthere Peek., surrounded hr a posse. s back, and Mb Gladys Grove Is to a part a nieerrarnt smortg V tains; is an - ttnfust discrtmlestioa dented' tscryttim wers W. to advice received here eerly Kehne unable t obtain dwellings owing aimed at her nations !!tv aion. dlsrno-sloprobably fatally Chairman Hsy included California snd s vrsJrsn all in bovwng accommoJapan, therefor. today. The men were sighted near pi bis poeltireiv Bepnbimaa lx. . injured when the aotoraobtl (a which to the ahortago of th land act at till ttme. bi.t dations to aetxs unoccupied homes snd Roacoe yerterday and in a running doubt. Chairman they were riding plunged over aa Thera-- , is r o'ber buildings and Inwall thema-Tv- e gropoesa to hold th United B. gun fght rtne member of the pome, Whit continued, about the Demo- 40 in! lee from Nogales 0 aeord;ne to a to Aba Louwere wounded. A reward of lies la (Comiauod en peg tw don Times from Rome. the Tucsoa road aarly today. offered for the leader, dead or aliva. . (Continued on page seven ) r ' e - TRAIN , PRISONER BY HARRY L.nOGERS. (I. N. 8. Staff Correspondent.) F.nroute with Governor Cox,-DEING, N, M.. , 8pt. IS. None .the TOPAENGERS HEALTHMEETING was wieck-e- d day when litaapeclal train a mile north of Peoria, Arizona, twelve (By Associated Press.) throwing him a distance of CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept,. 22, James M. Cox was toon Salt Lake City waa chosen for tho day speeding toward Albuquerque detour a meeting place of the 1221 conference a special schedule following over the Southern Pacific which re- of Northwestern Public Health Serinstated the elimination of several vice workers at their conference here Arizona addresses. Rumors, that tho this afternoon. .The following continwaa chosen: ac' uation committee derailment which resulted lathe lenJames H. Wallin, of chairman, o Salt Lake City; Mra. T. J. Ellis, of 'itruetkm of one locomotive, I John Welnairl, of der and a baggage car had boon caus- Montana; Prof. Orr Dun Washington; Mrs, Sadie m Obstruction on the roils was bar of Oregon; Edward W. Stone of apparently dispelled by Whostatements were sn Wyoming: 0. A. Barton of Idaho and from railway employees accident. Mra Martha Davis of Nevada. the train at the time of the who was The conference- - endorsed the reDivision Engineer Walker - quest of the Wyoming department of twolocthe of first on the 'riding that a federal motlves haoWth Cox spectn1de- the American Legifttt be located In was recuperation hospital anything there ned emphatically ha 'The Wyoming. legion's action- - In urgon the track, rriti. mr opinion,. of caused waa ing legislation adopting whjch will the derailment or stated . improved publle by some give Wyoming was either by spreading rails also endorsed. on tl)e foremost health service piece of mechanism the We -to groundengine dropping little better than 0 were running a first The thing 1 nomiles an hour. waa when ordinary ticed out of the englne-bega- n "the-tend- erof he-flrst to Jump and I knew it was off the rails I Jammed on tho air and an instant later the second Jocomotlve went crashing by and Into the ditch. Engineer Chartes Nichols of the second locomotive. Who suffered in-a broken leg and possibly Internal 4 from his cab juries. was thrown tho mreck. The window ftnd clearof (By International News Service.) great pain, injured man, though inGovernor CHICAGO, SepL2L One of the Cox was eager to talk to most Important documents ever seizwhen the latter came rushing to tho ed in the country-wid- e drive against scene. Nothing On Track. reds and extremists-- complete "I want you to know that we didn't roster of names and addresses of me said on In ditch purpose," the get you alleged reda hidden the Injured man, grasping the gov- than 1,000 every nook and corner of America ernor's hand. ... know that perfectly 'Well, said la In the hands of Chief of Police Car-rlt- y here today. I know jou boys are all for Cox.11 Aa many- are listed In New York and roe ''You're right there, governor, said other eastern cities the' police believe that the evidence may prove signifNichols, We're all for you. noticed icant In connection with the search like Walker, Nichole, who bay made bomb tho. tender bouncing about and then threats In eastern states tho docil-meapplied the air brakes. waa eeised whenofficeraof the he I didnt haveilme to . Jump, The crash cam too suddenly. police department bomb squad arsaid. I thought of Jumping, but before 1 rested Peter Zalletskas, an alleged He la said to be ehot me red in could move something and I saw the engine a district organizer for the communthrough tho air coming over on top of me. HoW I ist igpty. meneged to get clear of it I do not know." Division Train Master H. W. McKean was riding in the first coach. 'J knew we were off tho rails and I heard the- boy in front apply the he. said. Then I was conscious t. Aioco motive flying part the win a ow and the nett Instant there waa In my of wreckage alongside. pH f By Associated Tress.) "" opinion 'the d erajlm nt was; ca used v,y spreading rails Or something dropBRANDON, la. Sept. 22- Two ping down from the first locomotive. collided throe miles . A movie photographer with the east of hero today and many passenproparty lived tip to the ethlcaof his with gers were seriously Injured. One refession by rushing to the acetje his camera and cranking frantically port estimated the number hurt at 49. while passenger climbed out of'the Relief trains a ere ruyhed here from ' broken window and 'trainmen wet Waterloo. rescuing. their Injured comrades. -- POLICE SEIZE ROSTER OF REDS FROMSUSPECT - ts nt bia-hom- TRAiRSCOLUDE; - JIANYAREHURT (tJVi - ' OulterSocTaK.UWi Double Header And Make Tour of Slate Four Coaclies Ditched waMOa (By Aisciated Press.) (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Sept. 22. The SoSept. 22. Gov. cialist delegation ousted from the, PHOENIX, Ari ' Cox's presidential campaign train was New York assembly will make a tour j wrecked about 4:2 oclock today, 14 of the state with the hope of winmiles north of here while en route to ning election for enough - Socialist reseott , Art. candidates to take control out of the l The Hernesfftie presidential candi-- ( hands ot the present party-wer- e shaken hi nd badly Morris gue Hillqulat. clique, t up Vhen an engine and four car of the declared this afternoon,' all es- party leader special train were ditched but aerioue-ly caped serious inury. The mort Injured -waa Charles A. Nichols, en- Pocatello . Ctizen had a leg gineer of Prescott, who Attend Bingham Fair broken in jumping from hi cab when . ever. his engine toppled (Special to The Newa) , Spreading rails were assigned by BLACK FOOT. Idaho, Sept. 22. railroad men as the cause of the of wreck, which compelled the governor Pocatello citizens were rueets fair county and hi party to Teturn her tonight jbonor at the Bingham with the and cancel hi evening addreas at Pre- - .today, Automobile loaded eott. Hi future Itinerary alao eastI vieitera were streaming In sit the The official visitation of forenoon. Vpaet. mile (the Pocateilo contingent waa- - under The accident occurred a out of Peoria, a village on the Sams , the management of the Pocatelie-' F railroad 14 mPe north of phoenix (chamber of commerce,J.- -wills a. comRohh Bn dr, iul"ee i imetwlng of After declining eeiy-e-t speeches-pe- r McGowan, J T. Young. J. R. the train, consisting of six cars snd j RF. Budge E d, Hoads, Fred Catd- br two heavy engines needs jjreen Prencoi i (eft herwtil and M, JE. Brady, Besides the r he opgrade-efor ! c , 4 cciock. About a half hour later. ha rr her of commerce delegate then I ere ll repreeer t Hve of both tha on yaga aevraj tary end Kiant clubs iu ths party. a " f reactionary hf - t gor-arnme-nt anti-Japane- se yr, Des-chane- - -- -- -- Man--hatta- 23.-Re- coun-decid- RIOTlAGAr ed , BREAKOUTIN NORTH ITALY ct se nt Dee-chan- Feb-ruaryl- com-bustl- le - Alaace-Lorrain- a, trorr-sponde- ht Mill-eran- p. "" jq BANDlTGANG M- HEDATBAY -- AUTO TAKES ... FATAL LEAP . per-son- di-os- trh , NT" t -- |