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Show 1 - I", THE DESERET WHITE HOUSE ' "Diamond .Dyes ASKS APOLOGY ' Dye It Right FROM SPENCER Over five million cans of the delicious new Maple Karo sold last year Dont Streak your Spoil Material In a Poor Dye Attitude of President May Raise Historical Issue of Personal Equation Sen ator Sure of Stand. (Bv Inlvereel Frrvlce ) WASHINGTON. Oct. II In th firm belief that Irvst. Wilson ha worsted henalor Fpencer ot Missouri In tba controversy over what the preel-Seactually eald In the peace conference about eendlpf American military I oontelne dlroctlona eo elmvle that any aid to Europe the White House todaywomM e new. rich, can quunood-dy- e I fedeleee oolor Into worn, ababby ar. formally called upon Senator Bpencer I manta covering ever) thief, draperle to tend an apology to tha president. whether wool, allk, linen, cotton or Beer: Tumulty In a dictated aUte-- 1 mixed goods. meat made public th. kin,?' MJiwouri apology from tn if you hv never 4yd eo 10 atotenaent Ho woo naked fur I before Druinlit bi color cord, ahow I tho controversy of ototua trig- id rich color. Adtrrtlirment, the prooent from the Whit Houao point of view1 the dictated following: In and reply When, the secretary wita asked wee whether the Bpcncer Incidentclosed dosed, he said. "No, It will b when Senator Ppencer apologlxo to the president Thle attitude upon the part of the president and hla official represents--Inj live raise a new and acute Issue which the personal equation probably will figure prominently and perhaps picturesquely- In the first place. It appears doubt- Prof. Pierre Del Bet, wboae report ful that Senator Spenoer will feel nailed upon to tender an apology for I to the Aeademle of Scleneae eonoero-an- y thing ha said In slew of tho fact I log tha Increasing safety of the ap that he construes the Carlaon version II pendlctfla operation through tha use of the president's speech es having of a scram orsated a sensation baa fully supported the chargee be mad la I given Universal Berries the follosrlng his address to the Missouri voters I statement couched la Senator Spencer in a statement issued terms of hla findings: yesterday after the White House trana- BT PROF. PIERRE DEL BET. crlpt was released declared the stenographic report of what tha president Oct. 12. The appendicitis PARIS, said substantially proved the correctness of the Frank H. Slraonds ac- operation, hitherto often fatal, is bow count which waa placed In the Con- among ths most simple and the safest gressional Record and used as the as th rebasis of Senator Spencer's original of all surgical opsratlons of a serum of sult the employment had promcharge that the president lead to send troops and warships to discovered by Dr. Weinberg of the Pasteur Institute, which by nullifying the harraiied nations of Europe. The attitude of the White House, the danger of Infection Insures th refor which Secy. Tumulty spoke offi- covery of tho patient. Acting on the principle that a sue cially today, apparently Is that the ad- much on ministration feels It Is up to Senator cessful operation depends as on of bacteria as clever Spencer to make tho next movement Uh destruction urgery, I began using the serum 80 far as further action Is concerned tho White House Intends to rest Its some months ago. Blnco then I have successful results rate on ths Carlson version of the been amaaed at ths In fact I bars no hesitation in aay- Wilson ships Thls has raised ths Interesting oues- - ing that many cases which otherwisea have proved fatal resulted In tlon of what tha Whits House will with the official text of the conference Quick, easy recovery due to tho use of minutes when It is received from Eulbs serjrtn. Tr. Weinberg discovered the seniw, rope In response to the cabled re-- 1 the blood of quests sent yesterday. The state de-- 1 which la a culture from I horse, during the war. It partment believes the record should be here within a few davs. The fact that with great success In the treatment of the notes were sent for naturally gaseous gangrenous wounda It saved Uvea gives rise to the belief that they were I thousand ofserum not only for appenI uae the for publication but at the department for all Intestinal operations today it waa stated that it will be dicitis but to 100 cubic centimeters u solely within tha power of tha presi- Prom SO Immediately following the dent to determine what to do with Injected In the pathe official record when It Is hera surgery. The improvement almost manifest is It may or may not he publlahed, tients condition Immediately and the period of convalescence Is Invariably greatly shortened. FIRST RIDE IN NEW While It Is too early to assert that Dr. Weinbergs serum Is a possible cure for appendicitis without, an opforesee the time when eration, I ita use as a preventative will make appendicitis surgery unnecessary. Special to The News.) PRICE, Oct 12. While testing out the new auto of her brother, Mrs Lydia Arril Bastlan Hall, waa killed. Irvin Bastlan of Hayden, owner of the machine, was seriously Injured, an! the husband of the deal woman, James Hall, who was driving the car, estaped uninsured. The acctdent occurred about half of this city last night. mile Tii- - car ran off the road and w hcai Hall turned sharply a tire ms thrown! tleshlp Indiana waa subjected today causing the machine to turn turtle.)I to aerial bombing experiments in Lynn Bastlan was dragged 15 feet by the Haven Bay, five planes halng been car Hall was thrown clear but Mrs t out fromhe Hampton roads nev- Hall was under the car being removed to attack the operatlng Life which in her ba.e was th pridd ofship, by her . husband and brother. the day, ms extinct before & phyaclctn turnhtoned from Price arrival on tiiei waa consigned Indiana recently 6C t0 the heap. It was later decided Mr Hall was the ,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Baa-tlan of Hayden. She married Mr.l argwr f th At Hall In April of this year and the.by cotiple spent the summer with a sur- rh i" Ztl veying crew of the National Coal com- pany In Gordon Creek canyon but tor 1 c P , three week Mr. Hall has been fmmovement from the battleship hJ? ployed In the Price postoffice. Larger than the sale of any kind of maple syrup! Rich, nt delicious flavor u ntd th.ect th s NEWS- - 4 1 and moder- e e ate price the reason . This 4 interests you and your purse fe Serum Discovery Nullifies Danger The reward of quality is popularity. When you taste the appetizing tang maple in Maple Karo remember that the flavor comes from the finest maple groves in Vermont and Canada. Of Appendicitis The makers of Maple Karo are the. worlds largest users of the purest and best flavored maple sugar. Over a thousand tons are bought annually to make Maple Karo. & The moderate price you pay for Maple JECaro is quite as tempting as its flavor. Its economy permits you to serve it every day at every meaL dou,1 Go to your grocer today and order a can of Maple Karo in the Green Can. Try it. If you are not entirely satisfied - return it to the grocer and get your money back. No doubt you too will agree that it's the most delicious srup you've ever tasted. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place, New York cn TSw N(w so-!.'- ) CD C C1 dd-po- Com Product Cook Bttok"b,onHfnlfy UluUrotmd. Write Com Product, Co., P,Q.&ut 161, No m York. Re-fini- ng btthP w. 1 I Ohio. tomor The attack will be resumed Families May Make 200 Gallons of Dry Wines Thrce American Warships (By Associated Press.) , Arrive at Shanghai SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12. Heads of families may manufacture in the Press.) (By Associate 'home and for home use only 200 gal SHANGHAI, Oct 12. Three Amer. Ions of "dry wine or cider, without regard to Us alcoholic content and I lean warships, the cruiser Huron and without payment of federal tax. Jut-- the light crulew Albany and New Or- tus 'S.. Wardell, collector of the In- - leans arrived here today. On board e ternal revenue fop the northern Huron, the flagship, waa Admiral trlct of California V a advieed today I Albert Cleave commander of the Wll-M J American Aotatlo fleet. In a telegram from William This vessel Hams, Internal reyenue commissioner I wj,1ch wee formerly the South Dakota, I at Washington. is ths warship ever to come Persons planning to manufacture Up the largest river to the eftya Hwang-P- u be wines for home ee-wilt waterfront. quired to mak a declaration of their information Intentions and furnish concerning the quantity they intend to produce before starting operation Warden said. All such declarations are ,to be made to thh collector ol International revenue at San Fran- cisco. j dfs-jth- t ing all regional enforcement officials of the power to Issue permits. , Under Commissioner Kramers order all permits will hereafter be Issued solely by him or from his office in Washington. This a 111 apply to permits isrued in 1921 aa well as to renewals of permits already issued. It waa learned at Commissioner (By Associated Press.) ' Kramer's office that a long Urt of vioOct. 12. RepeatWABHINQTON. lations of the permit regulations led ed violations of the prohibition law him to take this drastic step, notable examples whUh.bave been through the operation of the perkilt brought to hts attention were the of removal lntoxleants fer the system withdrawal from bond of Urge supfrom bonded warehouses caused plies of liquor for the Republican conCommissioner Kramer to- vention In Chicago and the Demoday to issue a sweeping order divest cratic convention at Ban Franciwo. PERMITS FOIL TOY OFFICIALS er Pa's a Democrat. Senator Harding is Elated Over Win .Armed ConTicUFail To Stampede Prison (By Associated Presa) BALTIMORE, Oct 12. Two prisoners, armed with plstola taken from everpowered guards, attempted to 'Stampede the convicts at Maryland penitentiary into a general rlotf this afternoon. No ore eecaped and the two men David Bender, sentenced for murder, end Jams C. Evans, sentenced for robbery-Aw- ho started ths trouble, surrendered Marshal Carter after thsy had. he'd the penitentiary guards at bar for rfarly an hour. Either in the wild ehootirg whl-- h Bender and Evans tried to stampede . the other prisoners, or dur.ng the of shots btwwn the guards Sod ths two rioter tie other prisoners were shot. . Oct. CINCINNATI, with Senator Hardlntf Senator Waa slated last night over Herding I tbs capture of ths world's series by Clevelandshut-o-when told ths Indians had Brooklyn In gams and wen the preyesterdays of mier honors - baseball. Senator said: llarding "It ts certainly a fina testimonial to the honesty ef the game end the players that the Cleveland baseball team should bar made a clean sweep ef tho four game eerier In their horns dry nrd thus won the world rhamplonehtp. -"They .know that they might-prolontho series and thos add many dollars to tbs receipts of tbo but the money onple earners teem of th gam did not Influeneo them In tho leost. It ehowe better then anything olao tha aeul of tha gam aad I am certainly preud tonight to know that aa Ohio team d.d It. " -- .Republican. and Has Independent but when it comes to the - Food - Administration vre llvote For , g Toastie; n, Safe 71UUC formica quids Newspaper Owner Finds . BomK Under Plant VZSZa: if; -vr fBy Associated Frees ) NORTH BEND, Ore , - Oct, 1 2. What Dank 8. Cameron believes was sn attempt the !ant. of hla weekly newrpapef, the Bundry Morning Beq, of this town, berm known hey today Cameron, who lives in Jhe building the pew'paper eccu-pidelivered to Weal o'ficer a large jar f.iird w'h dvaamlte, and with a burned fuse sttarhed. which he pa";v d bo found to the baeecent of the bulidmg yere-da- y. -- e. ASIC FOR . - ' , llorlicks Tie Original Avail ImUilmi Far Infutlavatlda aad OiwwIagChtldma I yl.ajtm.Malt.d Praia For All Ages No The Original food-Dno- k sad Subatitutos. tatsate Bswftc Before tHTPublic Utilities Com-missio- n fn the Matter ot the Application for creases in Revenues of. Railroafia - VUA, r. r In-- y in ZW case r Iso. S25-- R r Notice oEUfearinjJ Notice Is hereby riven that the application of tho SALT LAKE, GARFIELD & WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, for tho permission of tho Public Utilities Commission of Utah to increase certain passenger - fares between Fait Lake City and Salta ir, will be heard before tho Com-- at ita oiTice, S03 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, oh Wednesday, the 20th day cf October, 1920, at 10 o'clock ' ' A. hU . , fbe Commission. of order By Dated at SaitJUke City, Utah, this 8th day cf October, 1920. - . r hJ U' of Utah. -- ut Post At tho tlmo ot tho Chicago according to tho roport to Commissioner Kramer, 5,000 cases of champagne were taken from bond and sent to one of the leading hotels for tho uae of convention . guest The champagne wa withdrawn on pefmlts "for medicinal stamped purposes. I n San Francisco forty, barrel of whisky were taken from bond on a Issued to the health municipal permit office and Is understood to have been consumed during the convention per, iod. Both three cases are under investigation by revenue department officials. In th Ban Frartciaco case, the local prohibition officials are eald to have wink ed at The vlolaUoa of ths law and to have Intimated that the "tip came from Washington to permit the liquor to be withdrawn. Efforts are now being made to discover the source f this secret "Up. The change In the reafblatione effected by Commisrloner Kramer will make It necessary for him to have an Inereasert force in the Washfngton office: This will be Impressed on Con gress when the demand for an increased appropriation for prohibition enforcement Ip presented. yr- - - 7A tM: r, t1 - . - T |