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Show - 2Jt- &rf - V Tf" Wft' "1 THE DESERET NEWS Wh Thar Ear' Oal Daair wmr'DuyiuMr - clerks' union, according to U state--1 ment made at the offices of the railway president at 19:10 o'clock. Information regarding effset of,- tba strike call at other points along tba system was not available. Ths membership of ths union on Western system In the Norfolk officials at 1100. placed by union -- were to - have struck The t clerk against the reduction of wages, elimination of sick leave, vacation and . "ofh'er' conditions. Ladies Wriat Watches Kama; City Invaded Ey Radical Police Say - W"X DESPITHPTE Twelve Thouand Worker Continue L to '"Directed Under Dutie Protet) Watches hara Wrist caaght on" and w ar than the at faster, sailing usual Ws want tovehow you one In yellow or green gold at j Pending AdjushnsaL New Bv CHICAGO, 'r !'. n or f $i.T vrrtxm-xwrarra te (By International KANSAS ClTt, 11. Ths I. W. W. charga that "twenty-fir- s radicals," part of E09 sent out from Chicago had errtved In Kansaa City t urge argtrtrgntetynrw't1et;o ' '1 toremthest with-th- railroad strike, was roads today by Charles Edwards chief of police. "Railroad centers of Missouri are honeycombed with radicals with instructions to repeat the Herrin massacre ", Chief Edwards said. Edwards has created a new strike quad to comb the railroad shop sons for armed men and. agitator. Julv 11, -- 1'. W H'-"At- president of ffl"' brotherhood way signalmen, todav promnsra'ed an W order to Kis 3 2 , e 3 v ne d.rec; 111.. News Service.) Ho. July work- - VCK- - - ed. They had voted to irik. Belts who had had a wrie o wfth the LT. S railroad labor :il 'board. announces that hi mn work under protest pending adjast-!nn- t He Mid of the wage question h would IrteJst thsf rrr inffri that irnif he grunted he made r'roartive t July I, 1K2. Report that rail denis mere walk-- i ng out at a number of polnte itiised efforta o get In touch with (flurried JC. H. Fitzgerald head of the railway clerks organisation. KiizgeraM had been scheduled to confer with the . awnftswatJ&'b ?l - - feentrd k Rumors that an embargo on shipments threatened paralyals of the stock jards in Chicago were discountenanced by railroad executives who asserted that all shipments te and from the stoek yards would b handled a usual at least until fur- 4 llre-toc- t ther notice.- - Troop Protect Men in ' Illinoi Railroad Shop - - BLOOMINGTON. Ill . July II. Amid Jeers from an aroused communwere worker ity. 97 'brought Into the shops of the Chicago and Alton railroad here today under the protection of state troops 8hortly before their errlval a committee of citizens had telegraphed a psstftitnr'W Wrrvernbr Len 8mn urging him to make an Immediate Investigation of the mysterious shooting which started in Bloomington early this morning Nearly 200 aheta were fired. "There shots were fired by members non-unio- n treasury Uiucial Canada Bid on Repair Work for U. S. Rohd -- Resigned His Post (By Associated Prest ) WASHINGTON. July 10 Information was received at the Capitol, from treasury officials to- -' day that Elmer Dover, of Tacoma-Wash- ., assistant secretary of th treasury In- - charge of custom and Internal revenue and one of the principals In th hie controversy, had submitted resignation, effective July 15. Secretary Mellon et th time was attending the cabinet meeting and Mr. Dover was not at his office. Th Information which was regarded as fairly authoritative was that although Mr Dover asked to be relieved of his poet July If, efforta were being mad to have him remain for an additional 00 or 9 day. Blalr-Dov- Brotherhood of Clerk Fail in Strike Plan - ROANOKE, 11. Not. a single clerk struck at the general ofWestern railfice of the Norfolk way her this morning at 10 oclock, the time set by Chairman C.B. Lane for a general walkout authorised by of tha Grand President Fitzgerald Vs-July ?? rr -- ' d wm JULY TUESDAY 11 A m v IN TARIFF BILL ASKEDBYEDGE t D t DC4XT ,LLR Sloan. Sunday WASHINGTON. JuH .! Announcing rhatYi was far frvn rifts-fle- d with th tariff admlnlstratiun bill In its present form Senator Edge, Republican. New Jsrsc, served notice today In tho senate lost he If would not vpteJfag.hs.-incaearit failed to- - provide, otherwise than through- - eongreestonal action, mm method by which Individual srhedute ooatd be revlead rtmrnwsnoee arrant. and investigation thouM Provision for such revision th Is In Ml. contained ih" president "Th passage of this hard and fast tariff hill, without opportunity for elasticity of rates, said Senator ' Edge. "Plight nrovs s national ra'anl- tty. As much as I realize in many cases the necessity for hi her ached- ule for our farm and factory pro- ducts, I feel that I will fall In my j duty If I finally support a measure,. whlck, while It unquestionably pio-vide much needed protection, still might result in a further diminution of our trad with the wund, so necessary to th prosperity of every clsse of citizenship. "A tariff, which, while affording better protection, still rssuls primarily and practically In a general rise of prices at homa, without a corresponding gnoouragment of mor.da trade, narrow our possibility for its development." Knitted Capes...- - our stork shop, a tlckot will bo given you rood f Bait Laics leading photographers Philippine Dresses striped affecte whltA our tan or scarlet oiigiail price op to lAfg Ideal summer wraps for little folks sufficiently warm, to ha worn lata Into tho talL Two-ton-e with jad. Pm an odd lot INFANTS of browns, blacks, ten and whit Infants Socks and Stockings :pri, pair . . wsr to traordinary value. very SO . splendid ex- 75C pair 12ic ' White only values. ft Little Boys High Grade Tub Suits With Fixed Policy TOILET PAPER 6 for ,49c Highest quality, soft, velvety, absorbent let tissue. 1000 sheets to roIL j Blbft Mle priced The wi 59c 75c Regular 5c Roll Bob White TOILET PAPER Owing to tho limited demeotie source th Imperial government will 0 continue Its Importations. About tons of on are brought in annually from America and 150,000 from the South Beaa, the greater portion of which goes Into ths reserve tanka About yen 1,500,000 la spent yearly In exploitation of domestic oil fields, many of which are still subjeot to experimental work. re- 12 for 49c Tough, strong yet toft as cotton a popular semi crepe toilet paper In con enient roll Swedish Singers Hold Convention in Denver 0 V HAND EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES Boms Madeira with fine scalloped edges and some other styles slips In th lot originally priced Co 12 25 and 12 50. Cl Eft - Ivory Enamel wovan epringg dainty nurserr CO QC signs on panels Special I- vO.WJ 8aleprlca By Intfmaiional New Service.) SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 11. I perlntendnt Charie J. Cbenu, of the Bute Motor Vehicle Department has issued a warning to nil aviator In California to apply to his office for Licenee nr cease flying. Pilot operating without license wlU be ar rested and proaeruted by agent of the Motor Vehicle Department. Cbenu declared that he has lnagurated a clean-ucarna.gn to found up all violators of tne law requiring pilots to be itemed This law wa pasced The first by the State legislature. arrest under Us provision wra made fn San Francisco recently and Cbenu states that adduional arrest may be the law la compiled expected un with. p Investigate Connection pfOIiveto With Shoplifting Charge Oar original pries to IS 10 and oven - higher this limited number of devsr novelty styles r entirely practical models In alt with colors and wblts. wlrlt 1 to i. ojld colors jeare touches of beautiful hand emsome slightly soiled broidery from display. signs BABY BEDS California Aviator Must Have Licenses price rltiy r Soloists for the occasion Include Marie Sundelius, soprano, and of the William Gustafson, both Metropolitan Grand Opera Company. ChiDelegations from New Tork, cago. Mlnneapoiie. St. Paul, Moiine, 111., Rock Island, III , Omaha, Neb., ., Kansas City. Mo.. Jamestown. X Seattle, Wash . Ix Angeles and Ban Francisco are expected to participate In th great musical event. Governor Shoup, of Colorado, will deliver an addree of welcome at tho opening session Wednesday, July 29. to which Hjalmar Mlsson. of Minneapolis, national president of the organisation, will probably respond. Nr- - ..special, former up to originally, tha latter up to fi 7 dainty hand embroidered bibs In g va 1 'iiv 15c Roll - Fort Orange- TOILET PAPER rtfsijidevrr - , eliOU INFANTS SLIPS A small group of beautiful slip with fin lac Insertion and lac and embroidery trimmed original price a high as It. 60 no more beautiful garment for baby Could a mother find at the bargain ....r.1. price of ( PRICE Spe-M- . Js u to The News.) U Sheriff T. F. Klter the sctlon of Frank tJilveto, rif r' acquitted of the murder f h rt ifather at gunnyslde. whr m no a lor arrest in connection th the lUrfFd theft of good from 1 lrvsti -- g -- r Wararh. Mrs Wararh PrtC by- M as arrested at h I left a!- -' h the J More wher leged to have taen goods which wer flv eioien from tne counters by her year old e n. Jo. L. 0. Nutter Btan- of thr ror. declare ho watched thjer child tae goods and plac thsm Into hand i ag which his mother car- rled as Uft the star. - When- wenL to tli"Yttich bom. thev n,.t Oltveto coming out. Shfrtff Kitr Is of th opinion that Ollveto hv the arrest, of lh woman snO went to th whst house to . have Already taken t goods for Whlrh th.'e would be ready msr- unnumber f srticl kt He had a when der h's arrested. Mny J article found Jfl tbWracb I 15c Big Roll Ess-JaCtepe ys toilet tUsie chfrt sis 415 roIL Am A. P. H. produet u s tla ally edTertlsed uetloaelly kawa ss a toltet PPv f ritraordiiarj merit. quality Spertr 100 sheet t ft TOILET PAPER 3 for 25c 3 Rolls 39c or - 6, Rolls 69c SOc Buy 6 for 49c or 12 for 95c per Roll A.P.W. TOILET PAPER MM Sheets None better at ths price, Biggest possible money's worth. Rail Scott Tissue TOILET PAPER Rolls (1M0 Sheets) Z Th finest safl tissue toilet paper manufactured, lest and eheapi In the leas run A year supply. r 1 000 sheet " ts J : Your Feet Happy Keep relief for every of foot aching burning, or Theres edy for all at Ion Plasters Falryfoot Corn kind trouble a rem- - swelling Sehramm-Johnson- s, 51.0051.50 Plasters Falryfoot Soft Corn Rmdy . PairyfQt Callus .. 35c 35c1 35c1 Falryfoot Foot Powder. Cactus Corn Remover Freexqn , Special ... Gt-lt- r For 'corns and ctllttie. - T Gyps y Foot Relief ... 25c 29c' 29c . r-- BlueJsy Corn Blue-Ja- y Foot Plasters 21c 21c Soap Blue-Ja- Foot y Z7c Powder 50c Blue-Ja- y 2 Liquid 29c r Most Needed Merchandise of the Moment J Remedy Corn Remedy. . Important home needfuls at Schramm-Johtinsoprices. Read every item and check your wants from this ad. Prices that make buying a matter of real economy. n oTn El Vamplro nc I mis es and fruit jars. Insect Powder . ms Pip Flush, clean clogged Cftm I lb drain pipes QUC Canvas . Coopers Cedar OH For polish- Fho Dressing woodwork autos snd ing Hlro's Root Beer 'Extract. . . Sterno Canned Heat Jftsectocid Cooper Destroys' 6 roR c bedbugs, Uce. raos CAa 7 1 OUC OUC quttos and files MentholatumPor sunburn, chap- - Hillros Velvet Talcum Powder Soothing and refreshing. ... Wanous Shampoo ... ... Bags ..... 19c 19c 75c 51.25 52.25 0ca 19c 38c 76c ........10c 49 .vC beeping foods fresh and moist- 3 .Or. H Cooper's Powder FOR 25c Egg Preserver Cooper Quart. gl. Ant - Cbioridsf L(m, O0C qe3C ' ' , - lsrge wise Pbtladelphls - OUC j eQC lC Bird Weed Philadelphia Bird Manns., s"!:.. ,. a , 45c pur white tissue ' each relL tl , Rolls for Or 25c ROLL Soft as uld Ilaeu. 'Ks. A toi- Imperial Of Storing Up Oil. OfFir Very ' -- $1.50 SHOES nainsook, trimmed with very tiny French val lace edge and a bit of leather stitching original price up to 2I9 Ad ... wlWw garment, priced a ChOdrea, g-- Tr Dutch neck short sleeve made and with of fine nainsook daintiest of embroidery dealgtls original price up to $2 15 a wonderful special for baby day-m- akes lovely gift INFANTS BLJP8 OR GOWNS All dainty 1LUU garment button down front Ip Bishop style made of the very finest k te -- ,52.50 - 1 Hoar sale price. ... JAP BILK KIMONA8 for tla folks I to I years In pink, light blue, rose and royal-h- and embroidered very unusual at tha sale price. cc-- 15c Roll Imperial Mme. One Hour Sale 3 to 4 P. M. $1.95 President In directing attention to our enormous assortments of well - known brands we quote the following special prices for Wednesday and ' Thursday the values speak for themselves EXCEPTION ALl Japan Goes Ahead D Mantf temfrte will close on July 21 and open Tuesday September 5th. 1 Sift ID) oilet- voices. Childrens 29th-DAVI- H. CANNON. Big Economy Drive in j (By International News Service). DENVER, July 11. An' orgy of Orpheus" will be staged In Denver frem July 19 to the 22nd, when the quadrennial convention of the Amerwill ican Union of Swedish Singer be held here. The convention will "be featured by one of the greatest musical festivals ever held in the United States. Male singers of Swedish choruses from all parts of the country will unite In a chorus of mom than 00 DO YOU WANT A PICTURE OF YOUR BABY FREE? - at Mop? Tg:'5fr Th Salt Lake temple will close on Friday evening, June IV, 1922, and Monday morning, Aug. 14, 1922. GEORGE F. RICHARDS. President The Logan temple will close oti the evening of Friday. Aug. 11, 1922. and open Monday' morning. Sept 12. 1922. JOSEPH R. SHEPHERD. President. The St 0 George Temple will close June tot and Aug. e .MOULDERS STRIKE, (Correspondence of the Asiocialed") j July 11. One hunPress ) dred and ten union moulders went on TO KID- - June 20. Limitation. of. etrlke today at the shops of ths Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail- naval armaments la held by the au-- ) road her la sympathy with the thoritlee to be no reaaon for modify- - j striking shopmen. tng Japan's old oil policy sndjlhe original plan of storing tp supplies of Imported oil against emergencies will be pursued, according to naval ex- many small lots and broken lines marked regardless of cost or original prices for quick summer clearance One Hoarr- Sale 3 to 4 P, M. aer- sessions. They came home by way of Lanark,. Liberty. Sharon. Mink !( Temple Notice The Primary ansoclstlon general offices have receive, during the past week many gift from Primary workers and children for the newly established L. D. 8. Children's Con va.escent The fiome on North Temple street list of contribution includes 2 suits 29 dish towels. 15 bibs, from the Sea Gull girls of Cowley, Wyo.: 10 children's nightdresses from Franklin stake; washcloths tray cloths, bib handkerchiefs.'', tows's from- - Draper ward; a large red wooT knitted afghan from I'nlon, Ore ; pillow allps. nighthOb clothes tray handkerchiefs, cloths, and stockings from Blaine stake; a quilt fromSanta Clara: two ha ddsome woven vugs fro m Tfie' SeA r attended at Soda Springe. eJlch of the Montpell,r 4nd p,r Prty speaking at one or more of the . anda SCRANTON. bringing to mothers some banner bargains in our Great Whooper Up Trail Blazing Sale I Many Gifts Received by Convalescent Home w , 1 . Wednesday Is Baby Day at In UedlCQted President Heher J. Grant. Juat h 6mi from tha dedlcalloa of tho T. L. M- - I. A. Girls home, "Lakota at Boar lake today spok of both this 12000 strue-tu- n which ho dedicated and the ti.'-00-0 summer home in Logan canyon. also on the trip wore JPrtfajdent Martha H. tlngey of tlie 100,-00- with vry porch am of fS St or tnoro for mmm photograph rm hahr a m M- summer home In Gull girls of Fountain Green canyon. Ths party covered quilt from Marion ward. total of 96 Ynlles on th trip. Loon New Jersey Senator Define, iru, member. The dedicatory oeremonles Hard and Fat Schedule tookTh ptac Saturday attarndin. rwxrty made the trip by auto In two rs driven A National non ana Lawrence by George J. Can- Possible Calamity r" T-- l!h nttenln,o perts f Girt a Home YrnL. M. . A. ELASTIC RATES w 1922 - Reported to Have (By Associated Prees.) NEW- - YORK Juty ll. J. J. fean-tell. regional managsr of tha Erie Railroad said, today that tha Erls Is sending 1.000 box cars to outside) contractor for repairs, and that be had received attractive bid from Canada for tha location of repair shops thers, low costs and unemployment being cited as inducements. and private Employment office detective bureaus her have done big business, hiring workers and guards principally for shops In Penn, sylvanla. Those hired as mechanics, and assigned to locomotive shops and round houses where high class skHltd labor usually la employed, included s number of hegroes and a large percentage of European whites, most of whom could not speak English. President Lores of the Delaware and Hudson, a coal carrier Issued a statement saying hla road "can run until Christmas without equipment repair shops oven though the coal strike should end. w ... 1 dC 6 roR39c , I |