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Show - . THE DESEIIET ! . , Shield Banker and . t, Client From Public' inp to Bank , , 1 U. losan "Hesd frit Nod ttclite." They ate 10 be iltstributt anions: the isontu sirtetit t re t.r the pi-- . . A republican ateffilin's rorganisallan , ,,, has ben establishod at Wem Jordan by htra rarsh A. Clutt ith Mrs. Janit A. bitterns's., thairthan; 34ra , Charles Nolan, vice thairmant and ., 0 Cali secretary. Thema women Effort are being made by Ole po- Mrs. Entia examination of O. C. bold a his rally this evening in llee to locate N'austin buin, la yeere ths West Jordan 'school house with Beebe. treaeuree et the Oregon-Me41d. a clerk employed by the Boyd I. M. NVIlley and Mrs. Sarah Clutt as Suaar company aiitt local banker. wag' speaker. continued this Morning in itsierei flood lies)lent tita;lteta Se east Second south a Mr. It. S. Collet it Vernal 'and who le Paid to be wanteefu-nElla Jensen at Bingham will spsak lion in the feilerill trade commission's! iensige ct grtn4 larceny. According toulght at tioneyyllle. sugar probe. The secret OPISIOn W 64 tir:.orre. Ihtl.ii wee ri on et bank to Cie hold in aceordanoe with a ruling of - and between 114414 eh t lee vtn Britannic Ataciation elln Kaarniner J. J. litirlism that the ef.: twat or I checks to eept..lt at Ciu fair between a banker and client be . Will Moot Monday withheld troth publication. Utah Pivi:Igli Triv t eimip,tuy, i Arnow,: I tie CtIP..k ,q, I VO offietra bald. asked during gross min- Qaestions 41mi ocr tor 124.11 v.11,cli he Ans The ueuat quarterly mooting of Bit trUt"cd t4) 4alott anii rettvzi the money Britannic association wilt bo held on to the Listiket. I he i ere., Wm Ill be ' Monday .eseniny at it o'clock In the !dirmst:eil. io The police 6.0, pplip.irrd st G:tferet bans. 41 oast lacood South the haok and cewit,1 the one check,' street. Following Itio transaction of Henry Ward Beer. attorney for.tlie ' ,but 141.1(.4 10 tlepo t ttlo LA two VI' In business and tit li. N. Straup. al.1 protiontation of the commission.theJudo Id MK() amid tit 131 3 I') the markt, Utith.ldaho respondent .4; rePort IL Of OMCiOnt, a Ilrfilta a of torney for however. that the queetione music and games under the direction explained, irtick unit early thi, .ittpt were asked rothing j9n.l4 141"4 C. 'had bcit bten' t,f Elul or the (4 NtriL to sholit' iciest. and biro. A. rt. atmith will be car- nee. and others. but merely or lack 'truck. financial relative the strength I, Officers were Wormed 1,,,t another ried out. awd amoirementa completed etf financial strength behind the Ore. toP lat!roned timi,niteting top he !employee of the illa.'het that Davis heldanat old h company at tha time it wee, an mitt) date. Iliad told him Lite Ili01 twig that he was acquired by the Utah-Idahgoing tu Lou Ancele4 today. Word of Mr. Beebe professed ignorance te-- , JO alleged theft Ar.,1 dieoppearanes Mail Planes From Both such niatters and declined to. yarding Ms been tent to al the pu.rountling answer put to him regard.'1 questions Directions h Forced Back ing till businees since town, wit reistiet i hat Da ia be arhe left thOre-on eight. that h company. tinylits Ssreirritted nording to the police. has Air mail reervice between Salt Lake the toderall concerned no in Way they was bad record. Jie arrested on And the east was la temporarily inter- trade commission. ay .17 1920. by Police ezerreant N. P. At the conclusion of the erttan-el- -, when Pilot Tager. rupted, yesterday on was of I charge forcety and rierce Mr. Beer charged Judge; urned over to the plierifle office but flying from Salt Lake le Cheyenne, aminationwith bitterness toWard the: was later releneed. On Aug. tie he was forced tO turn !Atli to Snit Lake thrown was denied which by, iwas arrested by l'etertives O. 11. liain- when he encountered a snowstorm witness. The Witnene also teook NMI Stroup. iby and teater P. tVire on the corn-'painot bitter of W. It. Huntsman of the near Evanston yesterday afternoon. with Mr. 13dier. wiling "I'm towards any of them. I love you all." Heron hotel. who said Ile lied invited The heavy snow made It imPoesible He repeated the amiable assertion. eDavis to spend the night with him fnr him to see the ground clearly and pcially sa regarding P. NV, Nibley, tot lie hopped off answer ,and that the latter had arisen in the $o guide his cOurse. to questions. MOrnIng before he. Huntsman, was at the Jordan field thia morning to . awake and had stolen $10 from make another attempt to break Business College, - s Huntsmans clothes. Most of the through. from Cherenne westward money was found on Davis at that , Students Organize Lake Pilot Smith enocuntered time, the officers mild, end Davis con. to Salt --- -. fessed to the theft. He was turned the same snow storm and wee forced been over to the wheriff's office that time to turn back to Cheyenne. Ha Si exhas William tligibes gon a charge of grand larceny.- but the pected. to arrive In the city this afterMISS Kate chosen student president, loose was fixed up and Davis was al- noon. according to Citron Nelson., Oro irioe president. Norma Madsen, manager of the Solt Lake station. lowed to go free. .o , womo secretary of the L. D. S. Business col- find big dance of the season Jury Finds Adams Guilty.. forfo.theThecollege Elephant Pins Arrive will be held on Friday. amuseAt WOMetel Headquarters A jury in the criminal division of Nov. S. at the Eleventh ward attendment tall. A record breaking reThird district court last night the anoe is expected at the &Haim A basState nepublican Women's a verdict of guilty la the case ket ball team is also being organized rit has received a large ship- turned lor of the state against H. A. Adams . with R. C. lltnith am athletic business ,, O. P." elephant pins to charged with a statutory offense. ;rnent of "O. manager. . 01 ,,.u.,.....L,.l , - I Session to Secret' i lotus 'Mehl Isometric - I no 192o SATURDAY OCTOBER NEWS 1 norn NoV; I In tab at a 14001110u Ilion The litt!ii Widgets consist er a hi. 'kph a god, eitill and Maritet Etilp!oyee , :t- Fails to Return From , . . , , A, . . it. , . ., . , . A it Akio ' , n' Son-Uts- - : o. ammum lop son-Uta- nt . c , , . ' 1 10, , . I - DEMOCRATS, IS BRYAN g 0 --A 1 - ! - ! . ' . I . . ' - , 1 y . y , . . shire -- : , , , . . , Sharés $10 . ., .1 . , 1 . 1: $10.00 . $50.00 , , , " . , , , lis .s , - . . . -- , ,,, . , , , . . , ', , , ; , , , , . . - , , , '' , I I ,. ' I s . . , , , , , s, . ' , , . , , : : 1 1 . , - . , ' , ,,,,i ------ -,1, , . , - , ., ' ,. -- - . , , - , ' , , I I . , , 1 , - - ' . . . , . , . . ; 1 , , , . t ) . , . . -- , -- -- .,1 , v Ill 11 Op I PHONE' W. . 9567.,JJ-1----- 1 . J- - - , - C , - ' .- , - . , s ,, ,, , . ... . .0, - . i .- - Office Cullen Rotel ' -- . , , - . , - , - , ,. ) -- lg.., ; , , . , , , , . - ' 3; - ,r - realise the added revenue vrtiteli the MAJOR TO 1111 amendment would give therm The neceseary increase to 'Provide No$25 per school child from the state would mesa an added state tan cf ON ROUE AT THEATRE I lose than I mills. even if all the increase were ireneral from the ProPoril OntrOorreepondemt Itepesto Advice to Tote "Nom...Another Orval Iteue tax. The probability of raining funds ., . , ; mono Wby Vote Should Ile "tee." otherwise has already been explained ,I interns,Z. Reuben Clark Tonight not will In publiehed etatements. and, I 'will tiOnal the chief Salt at arguThe lawyer, speak be discusect here., rayon Amendment. ments in fsvor of Providing tonohone aka Theatre'on the subject of the News: Deseret Editor from than state rather from salaries I Editor Deseret News: Uterus of Nations.' Voters of the state are being urged a lottal fund1 hevo also been set forth. The substance et-thAt the beginning of the t argument of to defeat the out that to is point only purpoee proposed constitutional Mywe the agent of the state committee ,orr Mr. Clark took the atuma- i Alas a not campaign do If largor provide amendinint providing for larger state school (tin& we must raise our local against the ratification of tho league publicity, as published .1wTh New. of school fund on the ground that It wiU school Unripe or let our gawks go and toured a number of states. Dur . Oct 28, first is to persuade the tax- increase taxes. ing the last two weeks he has Respectfullyk In a lumber of pub- down. 106 tied this issue into most of the canrj,. payers that if they glve the state of- lished If(litTOPT articleI amendment the against , sele' Cities and many of the smaller d tent State Superintendent ficers authority to raise taxes A the writers seem to ignore the outof Utah. Ho is an ardent admirer, Salt Lake Cityb Octb got 1121s more than they now are, ' eg Senator gteed Smoot, candidate for fact that we have reathed not fore. them to tax the people that standing and has boos one of his In education and that our tornRecital.'. Mondays Organ much more. If he means by that, that tem of school Mandel requires strongest supportera During the preeldential etimintstra This is the ofricials 'ill not raise. the tete" fundamentil readjustment. Monday tabernacio organ - recital Von of Willittm- - Howard Taft. Ur. great problem, to be solved. The that much If Ahoy get the authority to the AsClark was solicitor general In the 111111 legislature studied the telestion provam will be as follews..with do so, it will be different to the m- thoroughLy and submitted the &Mend, department of Atte and was the roll. P. Edward sistant Organist resentative Of the United States oil otions of most of the official, in the !tient as 4, MOMS of solution. Everrat the oonsolet Several International Questions. ioat. His other argument that "It thing possible should be done now to Nathionti Anthem. Ms address tonight will be devoted the facts before the people in or. Prelud in Di., lo appeowhoomoomao 8. Bach will permit the legislature to raise ad- lay, rolel to the issue of the league and der .that as few persons aa possible Alhumleat Orieg Republican party managers are makditional money from state eources and ehall vote under & misapprehension. Bong ing preparations for a large attend-alto- s, relieve people from local direct taxes The ease should not be rested with an PPring Itymn. Cotne, "Mormon Pavorito to a similar amount'', le almost a di- appeal to our natural aversion to pay' Conte Ti ftainte"...Arr. try Organist Previeee to tits opening of nit rect 'statement that taxes will not be ing taxes. An Old Melody.... by Organist ntesting Hawldne gilitary band Will The argument that the amendment Largo (from raised. "Iters;e") Tiandel be in parade the streets and will Charles A it this is the case why are the of-- 1 will increase taxes is decidedly fal ttentianoe at the Theatre. Mails so anxious for authority to !anion- s- If our sohools are to be betNew Suits Field. If. Morris, chairman of the county raise the rates from 114 to I per tent ter financedand there le general committee, will preside. or ono-thir-d more? Therefore, 1 say, agreement that they 'mould bebow note NO to amendments Nos. 2 and can the money be obtained except by r' Dxsrazer 00tItT 7witu 1, end don't give them the opportun Unitarian Courier in Increasing taxes ? Our state polzool 'nowise fittophrsys, a administra- tax is now at the limit. If we do not . x ity. Lake Next Week BeholderW. of state tor of John the between! I notice in the oontroverev raise more school funds from state Gov. Bomberger and v. school our must we local tax increase gor, against the Ortgon Short Liss Spry Ti;. RSV. ZObil vie. Do of flt Lengt, that Gov. Bomberter ow. the state tax. And we are doing thievery thing. Flatroad comPang, to recover $11.000 does not own 11 automobiles but oaf, court record shows a damages for the death of John W. Taxpayer' wonder what use the series of decisions in the last two or gcheidegger. misre:ma.0.ftehuskfutconorpstro outfvistomtittnistthonitsrlaneriaip:acoottavaluire state, has for 2 automobiles. end 1 three years ordering higher local Miller-C- a boon company mit seal would suggeot that everyone of ths 12 levies to relieve the situation. More- John W. Greenwood. to recover $110 state automobiles have painted on over. distrrt after district throughout alloyed due on a hots. and $119.57 cities and towns In this iionntry and Canada. Sad promat Cnitarianiam as them "Ettate Property' so that the telt- the state Ilea authorized in local elseduo on an open WOW lit a way of thing "appthst Christianity payers can see how many of then are tioni increases In th4 district school alloyed O. Marshall ayainst Marshal, 'oven days a weak. la sebodulad to t used by the officials. their vireo tax in order to keep the schools going.1 fcrCleo divorce on ground of In Salt toka City Nov. I. families and friends for Joy rides. In practically every cane the increaesc Roswell P. Goodell , others Loot spring tbit barna an organteo. against gal In And while mentioning Gov. tax local is far authorized in the Tunnel oompany, for tioa that rho Utak Mobil VOW front Set to 3.000 In litI think ,this is an opportune toes' of, what the increase in the as tor of roostood soccrantisi 'posers U. more than a roar. snot 1) Intnia Urns tow that his successtor will be state tax could possibly be whit the or tors to 118 fitting tit 38 Mateo and Canasleeted tort week to acknowledge amendment adopted, Nos kit IComp ',o.soAsot Soma da in which 133 meetings our. hold and rive Iiirn credit for properly repIn view of these latts it doee not Komp. for dtvorco es 'round of oroolty. Of before a total todieneo of 18.8180 Too,LwLl. oo o4mlatotratot reoerstint Use treat state of Vtak on seem logical to argue for the defeat' Sokkal tit plc The oombinad dietsie. traea1e4 hid istist and west and tolling the of the amendment on the ground that tit ostoto of Mho' Itt., çaitst to recover was 43.818 miles. On the preotat tour Corryr ermtrigft truth about tonsiltkos here: , sad I It will locrsaiwt the state school tax. rtgly 13.006 for th death of Ito. tit memage the petters will stress thank him for all the rood thinge hos If the amendment Is dsfeated, practi- -' Assott Took, that rook assinot Litor oannot suranirrelitieua nationmold told, and fool astieried hos opened tho calir very district in the rate Must for dtvoroo oo grounds of oroottl sore vivo any longer thou of many of the trinflrosod fort memo's tts local tax; and Osseo dis- orsocion. of life or oulific achoois if two-thirths 1.41t1 Z. Bousott airsitst mieod an rcasion of tolltrgt trict with a per capita valuation bs- tieJ. latintsor t stayed compiler-Afol,os filo do- thabusinem then Or tbo pliptis ausl'ersoot of tho opporronitles iow the Tante, must increase their stock at borne every day steoft one. roirTa Y front grills In the fhflost and the Lottesty iocal tax more than the increaoe and for oroosorrnt. !eyes inofUtah Mr. Day Is a satire of New Eng-lonIt.1 be. Inds.ct,-twirn- e would its citizen& state tax J. Forma Emma 'rover aidlet and tees oitqoated at Etareard sod tbo irc-- s SCRIBE rt. t', would need to increase their Tower, tot Clore ea aose& et Msadviiiit Tbooiegiosi sehotii. Weal Wry as much ads $ or S snits to rapport, Oct. 21. r ' - -. Proposid Conshluhonal Allientillient 'r- - , . - N '' . ) - lest 4 ' CUR 2 ' , ' , ; , , , , , Rittirrt , 11.1: , , , ' Railroad Tracks are being laid .. Tipple is being placed in position. . Coal opened up for a thousand feet. Will be delivering Coal in a very short time. , Want to close campaign stock selling next week. ()face open every evening Until 9;00 o'clock. ., ji- ' ' : 1 7 , - . ' Bryan säid that it was suicide for the Democrats to go to the people on thse ., Wilson league of nations, with Article Ten in it ' - ,,, , , , ' . . - , ' . - , They are good Democrats, are they toil . . 0 . Tons I . - 0 . - , . 5 Shares at , . A. W. McOUNE of Utah.N , , - 6, , , 1', . - ' . , . - SENATOR WALSH of Massachusetts. SENATOR MYERS of Montana. ' SENATOR GORE Of Oklahoma. SENATOR THOMAS of Oolora,do. FORMER SENATOR J. La RAWLINS of Utah. 1 - , - e $ , . 1IIMIMIMIMM s . i It . 2 Ton Coal for. each Democrats Against Wilson League I I t P , ., Here are a Few of the Dem6 Eats Who Are Against the Wilson League: 1 , . , f WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.; SENATOR JAMES A REED, of Missorl. SENATOR PRANCE of Maryland. 51 ' ' America First on November Second' , Stock in the Mutual Coal Co.many en titles you to coal at $5.50 ton. Price changes only when freight changes. , - rs . . ' i , . A , I (- r . .1.1) . . , .. ; - t, 1 Im. 0 8 ' , I . I . , . 4 , . En-rou- te head-!quarte- - , : Itillia14 0 , . : . , ; , . , 1 . . , , I !griefnoon . ., , N 111- . , , hl 4-- ,. . , , i , . . . ct - ., . AMMEIM i,..-..- ... ,"j ' 0 . 0i41,9,2;s:Svt'v.1.tf:.,T()..-,,''...01il;).110-41.-ti,$.,,- 1 I ens-thir- s a John Kirby, of Houston, Tex.f President of the National Lumbermen a Manufacturing Association, a native of that state and an old fashioned Democrat, who his been active in Pat matters more than 30 years, though he has never sought public office, has acted as chairman of state conventions and as delegate to national conventions, and, has always contributed to Democratic campaign funds, is not going to vote the Democratic ticket this year. Kirby today gave out the followirgi - . In confidence my party when for I cannot conceive of the people allowing further liberties. reduced their taxes and eight years we have constantly increased their 2. I believe in a government of laws under a written constitution and not a government of bureaus and commissions and a Constant multiplication of 3. I cannot subscribe to the monstrous idea that this government owes a higher duty to the people of the other nations than it owes to its own citizens. I am unalterably opback from Europe by the posed to the covenant of the League of Nations as brought President 4. The Democratic party is honeycombed with socialism and its continuance in pow. er will imperil the republic. party 5. The success of Socialism means the death of the republic. The Republican . the save to to republic. it saved the Union. It is now up hitt reason, Mr. - tax-eater- - 1 s. 4 - 7' CHANGE , VOTERS, FOR THAT tOU WANT, von REPUBLICAN- -, . , , , , , .. v J. PARLEY WHITE, ' --- -- ' LS No. 2rid West. ) r.,!,,, . A -Alt ,,,,, Ong-supre- me It non-suppo- rt. , t li,. ,, !4 f,: 1 4 4 rd t 6-- vs , t t, I 1i t f , 4 i -- : f ( i tits-tri- as ' oth ,E r ,, I1.:1 w a s 10'11') . ds , (raid Advertioetneat Sall Barn-borro- ' ,.,,, sz-Go- , A Clean Sweep November Second - , , i I .. t- , |