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Show i. ZlrT' i 'ii'4' '' J Temperatures. Weather Forecast Northern Utah Generally fair tonight and Thursday; not much change !n temperature. Southeastern Idaho Tonight and Thursday probably fair. 16 mmA IfmiT n Roof of ; Max'rrum n r M - jtt um ysorda trd4v O'! a todav 4am 4 a m todv V r. o" . SEVENTY-THIR- D 2 todi' SALT PAGES. LAKE CITY UTAH; WEDXFDAY AUGUST 23 1022 YEAR. --4- TO PARLEY BROTHERHOOD Assassins Take Life of Michael Collins, Irish Government Head FREE STATES HER- O- ' IS SHOT AND KILLED NEAR CITY OF CORK HE-OP- J AFTER EN Cl RIKE SETTLEMENT DEMANDED DECLARE RAIL UNION HEADS . T liter hi Lie KISS Leaders of Five Railway Organizations Enter Joint SesMurderers Victim is Second Outstanding Figure of Irish sion With Committee of Executives Patience Nationals to Meet Sudden Death Within ten Days Will Establish Peace, Aers Union Official Removal Throws Followers and Sym President Li Yuan ReObtained .Surrender of Hung, from Operator Dynamite Deplore Propaganda. pathizers Into Grief. Chinese Of Republic, Willard Used Near as Mine garded Signal Victory ) Peace AssurBy Miner By DANIEL OCONNELL, NEW A pucUen and sensational developYORK, 23, Aug. International News Service Staff Correspondent. Once . ed Until Next April. ment in the settlement of the r.a'ior.al strike of railway shopmans man of the Michael Collins, -- Sen-ice.- strong DUBLIN. Aug. 23. Irish provisional government and commander in chief of the Irish Free State army? died in battle, fighting against terrific odds according to details received this afternoon from Cork. Collins and a detachment of about 20 Free State soldiers were attacked from ambush near Bandon, County Cork, by about 200 republican irregulars. The fighting lasted for about half an hour. Collins, at the head of his little band, fought bravely amidst flying bullets . cheering his men onward. (By fBy Associated Press ) ( Special U Th, v 23 CHICAGO, Aug Illinois coal OGDEN. Aug. mine idle 144 days since the strike of plosion In front ot th, r.. . union iriners began April 1. D L,tr.. SIS west Twee-- list week wss toda Ac.atcd men was taken this afternoon when the leaders of the five way brotherhoods went into joint with a committee of railway executives. Just before the meeting began the brotherhood chiefs had issued a statement saying that the stnke must be, and can be settled. The committee representmg the executhes i the same one that was in conference with the brotherhoods mediation com- Ptkm Sun Tal Aug- - 24 Wadcr of line South China SIUM.HU, W-- udav that annunvd relent strain betwoen th part rth anti ih South and tliat faction. exgIslr.,-- "n .V t when U Fsulkner. ii. the war i ended' hist.es announced ern R r ' Pacific shopman, -the in strike of Illinois yes- Roberts' court. told thftenof mittee last Thursday and Friday. Aoc.a ed Trc ) v , th min o' ra PEKING?. Aug terday towns in the coal fields bustled nimlt, from 23 - Li Yuan Hung - e ' T its transportsWillard, i1 b Warren S with activity as news of the settle- and the explosion of the Chinese republic. president F r Brotherhood of Lo w to feigrt fmm i he- offtoe Faulkner, ment together in were Mules Chicago spread tho 1 1 f r'rr - of Fu Ya Pen, deposed head 21 Joseph Russell, tt, The Free Stvtere had fought in behalf of thf i.rg.ogp , corailed and hasty preparations were - r k c SFtn ko et r rr ent. provid n pleaded guilty to tat-their con rhl'i enemy to a s'andstiil and bel'eved V l ( f)iow!pg the dt mite to through trade be by coal would begin hoisting today. approed b Ho-- . at rh re.?,flion fol- 'ur themeeive victorious when a bullet permission" in Judge R.r eM esr.rounced was it today on the ftrM shifts began Men par were each stntned V f struck Colima In the head emerging h In few hnuri afer news of ging j th.erts It hrtS :,een learned in offtc'al behind the ear said he believed stU poarc. urg truce until next April reached the coal ron- Shad been led Int th sf'ar rreaidenr Ll . dipoibd here th nrd i'.on romrr.lte of th The galland eader fell In hie tracks ism!1 tiil (hem fields gsvs be to ronarl sequently R.r'ho f In The attack war made at a point ii,n o ganizationa According to the plot revealed in in ror ferer 'e .Shanghai with rep- of (h- - coal strike In o i'tirned York to h of &n rener-vv.- . where a hil.side f'anked the road of. he opposing faction. t ce it i a was ;n madon settlement ths basis of the .sTutherUpscIfrCrTrird yiA. V; diffe- -i e, hssc rlousb i e are ho Hidden behind ehrubberv and rocka i ne rawingtff in read U .eveland the I nn1 miners attempt to fright agreement. gtrikbrvoker tofrom(torfered with the p an of China f nferenfen fT and amburcaderr opened the fight jmmed win th under to reunite attached A thaiadnitnistration hailed th eettlcment as a signal e ,r ? tj thev mav de.r w.th a sudden volley against Collin bomb caught on hla fli"f,T- - Field said,- ion, government tnerr, tor and Illinoia ire railw.th in touch admitted the m Its operator thdf and instead 11 sent to landing in and his men. Envoy of the republic. Grief Over Death of Arthur surrender t:der nTWr of the .jn.on ,n Uatt to-he-- e preasure from a pubShanghai to invite Fun to meet repre- Collins' body is evper-eThe fIka rjn t m jt- Accom- lic demand to end the strike. The boys mad a clean breast of tha'aentaiive of the republic In Peking, Griffith Was .er' d Ir mu be serfier night from Cork on a s'eamer to the Illinois and Indian miner In re- affair, officer say, with the exception ' ars still urging Fun to tocome he back are deadlock after yesterday's derr'de i Th come Follows. unil made th bomb and capital, but he refuses Fighting who of tailing CTf a I er ite he tTriins form that where. Sheriff Richsrd D- - Plncock, the has been assured that the various tn n and are holding separate confer panied by Praise For turning to the pita today, followed whose The Free State commander In chief fit the r who know hat wh pjh, the lead of union coal digger In Michiinvestigation led to the street ofmjitary factions have settled rhe.r encea here today Both .deS admit part has been enthusiastically welcomed on R1UV com youth is still work'ng on Us Colleague. hie arrival in Cork. It is understood new a want gan, Iowa, Wyoming, Montana and We conference to nI..hnhw rTU " Consequently Char Tso L.n gnver-Cth- r they hope that pat.enre will eeab that Collin was bound homeward other states where similar agreements There i more than a poibilty Msh peace and we teliee that new Bi. of Manchuria and Pi r!lcar when th fatal assault was launched anotb? rMfngnor fltno, be paper held that conference another wil by either wide wlf propaganda based on ,W? Cleveland. y leader of North C hma. hav LlfttolB.avanwaJMaiVfrtrtr-foarthiinimarThe killing of Collins was followed situation right now is one of produce nothing but embarrassment CBy Associated Press J " la aaid t AUaa VrMight th eotervd into negotiation looking to an The made. .... ' by a violent burst of activity by irboth r side President Lewla on 4h iau tm which they watchful waiting LONDON. Aug. 23 The yn;ai4 from Wfjlird in bia auto and ; regulars In County Tipperary. Many As soon as this statement was mad of hia district preeidents and fhogfage Jrtaw finnened. ha been arreated hm t Bpeclfleally Cahcset member hag three bridges hav been blown up and nu- nation of Michael Collins was pro-ca- d the 3fi aback executive gm in touch with .With In Phil the public, Illinois and eonfereneg miners Indiana array str(TctiirealtlTiikwU-seLtg4)-merous buildings burned- - Free State Vwo room.- - Tha a vis-1brotherhood chiefs and immed ad in Xtrt)Uwby kind of battle of back In the operators and their ad 10 a vigorous xt lu ha4, m avanue- - A bbmb pits, union offleiabj.-sati-- , - troop hare already begun sre tho commute of flv afterward Llrln era jatrhete meettng"plaoe-llately d were r.N'ala bamn explodd !n that neighbor-- 1 leading miluary see offensive in Cork and Tipperary propaganda, both' the provisional go- lhwa Tbit the strike settlement eov. hava laai Members of each side frankly ad- - I xwutfve went' into mrrferwtiee leettlTv dam-- i wwkv faillnjr to any growling counties to round ptleiiTe!rular trntfcen1;v and representatives of the ered four-fiftmit that they do not know when they the strikers' medfation commirtee tth of the unionised soft age Sterno was rtleaaed on $1,006, it was declared that If Chang and wilV marauder. start for home TTie door to brotherhood rhifn fn the New Have. Arnjy posting placards whleh coal fields of the Tnited States. Il- bonds. ould JWu agreed to harmonise. Sun Richard MuJcahy minister of de- Irregular their set peace ! wide open and if one side board room at Grin Central TTninal respective aims and linois alone produces 15 per cent of be disposed to proceed to Peking fense la the Irish provisional governwould step tn the other would g d y Moot SrmraM ment and former chief of staff in the elaims j the nation's output of soft coal. go but taking the first step n what In 'he meetnt.irif t The foregoing dispatch from Peking troubles .v Americans reaching London after Irish republican army will succeed ide both Dr F. C Honnold secretary of the 14 cf that Li president rods 'a ho h.d been 'ire: Collins as commander In chief stating the funeral Grifof Arthur attending jr to to the is wilting rinols Coal Operators association, republic th ceparatev mrn of, the Chinese Mulcahy has Issued an order serve irg TirAFi Lme T..a ccmm.tte refl.gn in favrr of Sun Free State troop exhorting them to fith say the found curious croads predicted the fuel shortage in Illinois -To anrT,'tJae itwe than evep the lnv-to assembled about these posters One would be exer acK th ttrv cs stand firm The order reads at 4 wiped, out within two months o r ocjv the pratmn occupied bv "Soldiers of the Free State sar.d manifesto charged that the provisionporarce of head -' after the of anv Canton govend of the the let not Do The rr.en,'.i'ej railroad be forme strike of the cxicu'tves com calmly at your posts al had secretly dispatch- a factor in bringing about m t'e. are W V Aferhurv Fennsvl err.mn Production of soft coal within two j cruel act of reprisal blemish voir d government aI emissary to the south to as- on of Chiba under one' cat. the .vania Hah ra.ifwa honor. You are the Inheritors of the j Htuin, ih.cago In weeks sufficient quantities to supand alera Side by b right strength and gay bravery of sasslnate Eatnon de govern rm nl Burlington Tuiiui Qu.mv authorSouthern Despite the fa t that Peking Kryttechnitt. Michael Collin and vour sorrow w'll Ide with this was another placard in ply the needs of householders was Facific. W L. t Sun re ent. ,tred b forecast Lou.svi:. dt Mapotner A rd operators ises following Nashville, strengthen you to serve Ireland big letters an ironical Interpretation H Sm h. New York Central and At h.i ,vrhrov a Canton b Chen settlement Cabinet Summoned. of a manifesto which the enemies of o Vh ,urf. Mine had be a 23 to SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Thomas of th tornf) Aocaton The cabinet as summoned to con- the free state Costly to Miners. P.allwa attempt will be mad to an- - ure m th jvd.ties of Le nafion it is Lxc.i,.ves Imagine as being sent At the same time sider the situation the t na, that the rrxmb'-rnow surrender The Mrs of Beil of Teresa Discussing the the The sill nul sr.pa'ent (B orotherhoode ) operator' Asoriaed Pess wnjos out Collins that made and the by of members his official announcement sis :h counr' " or arbitration, of of Thomas Ball, a for'v-nir.who 23 The nel'ation ctnmiitee are H'airen F Tex. Aug HOUSTON, the death of Colllne necessitates a staff It was worded something like of their indemands a f fa short man but who Ptone L E K coal W the Sheppard con disputes realized a fortune In gold from tbs industry, iek8 meeting of the new Dap Eireann (par- this airplane per-- d Jclfp, engineers from Car!on on a sens' ant dlmimith K N Roh,rson Bremen. T "Men of Ireland your king and Katanatigh, president of districts 5 hills of California, it wa- - indicated Cr..sh gunboat afig.tsve liament) on Saturday If possible C feme.! B MeHIn Lieut and by Cahen sa'itohrren. and W N. Asp id th .w1 ar haPPr Killing of Collins the Idol of the vour country call von Vm, who k.... an1. today by strorngva representing Mrs Events of political significance o Aubrev L Engle, Ellington Ioa'5 trainmen since Suns apt which have occurred TeJMrL ''n ,h Tt ronferenct I downfa." at Canton cn J me 14 of field fliers vhlch has been entered was to made to the other execuin the Pulitzer trophy race in New tlv at th, Ya)( rlub this ear and led up to he present nr mav Ve umBiarrtM ehr-oYork Httv ftt- - 'TTIY be towed! In behalf of the public and we surErsklne Chll each of five children raised tn hr o!cgic.i.iv as fol on s against hiiDe Vslcra andDemands 1 rendered at the demand of were the a wbovn Ixtjalty. and of be declared in public home aid through the cloud to Detroit, it i chief the ders Restored I to Office. Another and longer poster appar-I- t But hardly think the miners can docurrent sbe was not the trother arrested at once announced here bv its inventors mde that both bethat afford to win another such fight as Mrs Hosier nns f the five mentord j Or August De Va4r wnsntlv placed b the old republican go ernm.Hii was reported officer have applied to The " on viill the will the - cials dealt In detail aack this grourd b the the m irreguto dostruc-lard. s with the an appeal 117 solved lar.iarneR' Washington for permission to use the Bed was "mentallj By the truce until next April the thst Mrs when the Irregulars through-th- e in reassembled r.'iht'in Feklng to abandon ther warfare against lion caused little plane as a trailer In toer of It was made the for- -' out Ireland. It argued that the ir- - miners returned to work under the mer's counsel asserted who had heei restored a standard de Haviland on a. flight to Free Btete John 8 Beil Li (By Internationa. News Service) same conditions and the with of wa h working movement was destroying Mulcahy regular is a nephew of Thomas Beil, who d ed to fhe presidency from whch Despite the warning Detroit, Mich same pay they received when they in 1492. WASHINGTON 23 bis estate to the ( Ths Aug improhahle that every reasonable hope for Ireland of the nerlal leaving ant The against reprisal it is officers top nlrg be prosperity and went on strike April 1. this year widow. fConttnued on page five ) of only 18 feet,- - while crew of the seaplane Sampa.o Correlap and th Free State army men ifwould happiness spresd hy opthe to restrain their pealed to the citizens generally to the bottom ning is but 14 ten 4 which as wrecked last n gilt in .nches from tip to tip The plane i portunity came to retaUate. so great stand solidly behind the provisional 22 2 north, longitude 24 38 was the admiration of the troops for government driven by a three cylinder The grief over the death of Arthur In test nest is to be Luded today at Mickey Collins as he was familiarly power Lawrence Sperry motor. knowm nre it has risen 1 000 feet In tanamc Cuba ar ordirg n advices to (Griffith was accompanied by a pub- uT An attempt to asasinate Collins jc expression of admiration and 30 seconds and has attained & speed the navy department fecuon for Collins, whose three-hoFridav led his friend to of more than 2f0 miles per hour Piloted b Lieiii Walter H.ntn, n route from New him to take greater precautions hut march through the streets of Dublin The seaplane behind the body of hi colleague was the natural hraverv of the leader York to P.o de Janeiro Report to overrode all fears of his personal safe-- one Gf the most impressive Incidents the navy dparmr: from Guantanathreats that his Irish history, because even body men aboard the mo a.d non of ty. Even written in If all the people tn the world were gathered at (hr brink of destiny and wrrv asked wlutl kind of climate reprisal for the believed that Collins himself had been would he taken eor.ousiv injured when v sh:p death of Harry Boland, former pre-- , marked for death coliapeed and fe, r.fo the water A they wanted, the, would say Something like Salt lake." This Is no Josh" and comes direct from the lips d Thl med to per- farAtiil tary to Eamonn rrt o it from fh Cuban navst 1 tuf of a man who has been studying the weather for nearly thirty years. He has been looking at the wind of move the Free Piste ch' i"! vd ,h vry atmosphere of the cap-dl- d pot o ravage the wreefcaee heaven from the standpoint of one who wondered what the clouds were doing. Ills researches are worth y not feel any pemonal hatred for (ta, He mostly believed' the Irregular of respectful attention. Coaches on Limited Train them misguided his fate he did not ehow it but walked I started out In Indiana where there Is no tapering off between summer and winter." he said. "Then I Mood. In Optimistic calmly forward a handsome, heroic Derailed; No One Hurt to to Minnesota freeze where I Iron went northern cold the It gets ot. Then enough legs off sn spent a difigure, boyish and confident It Is reported that there is a over summer In Atlanta and I don't care to talk much shout It. There were three summer-- . In Uarhtngton. P'cabinet IH A'seoc'ifM in the vision of opinion (By Aoetted Prea ) D.. C.. when everybody had gone to New England to cool off. I had three summers in Denier and a year Tv r t Vm OMAHK N4 the poltcv to be pursued towards icgtt After! 23 r Au SHEBOYGAN. took Wit, car Before his death Collins amidst the fogs of San Francisco. I pnt In a winter In Portland and a yewr in Cheyenne, and I haie seen a1 jf i v e to 14 'P-lof if n wss He by ao opposed ejj.:" kidnaped a lenient attitude being jesf some weather. Fx-r de. jen m.ed on fear euch acwhile on hi way to the villsije ran'4 arresting de Valera for at if has climate Salt have I ever most the The met. of denizens ,aV'rcv, lake this sretlon livable, tion would martyrise the rebel- leader. in Blue d mountains store the fat n one wap grocery nation xrd don't know how fortunate they are. They are living right In the absolute mean of all temperatures of the minlwry how-- , - ra : o reeai Other membera of the Cecil Mlcha on hi Mr(, mother for errand sn of X alera be treated de that ever, urged globe. If the stars and planets should ever get to battling, the populace would fls k to Utah, feeling Brlttsn. then five, eon of Mr and Mrs Free .phjI a. "an outlaw and a murderer." Mr. Doyle, adviser for Irish or refrigeration. ' themselves safe from Robert L Brittan. then of 3Ha Wil t, Kansas Town Marshal State official are believed to know officials duringlegal In and a nephew of Mr o r legal difficulties nreumt and ars This climate Is devoid of extremes. The weather here Is an Inspiration. If one cannot go forth In -Killed by Four Bandits United ?ler d lhe to went Statsa j to Dublin Webber of tht ct ha ben reurned able to lay hands upon vm if they consult the provisional government, the Fait Lake Valley and make his money or his name he Is only fit for paddri rolls and a number of to hi home Detective mere eirplo' el wish. was a search .'e ) nt w and Fr Is beur far a If This Just natonide had on climate. goes watchful attendants. been expreseed that Collins Hopes enough lo put yon royal your toes. You re-- LeWhen Collins departed for the south- and but broueV no reu M c !T de Valera might be brought toKWV It automatically. It has pep In K because the air comes down from tho mountains. It Is pure and to spond B the been lad had abandoned The west he was In an optimistic, even r wo f.j'V' gether and Doyle was ready to help ir' rt Ore K flat Ka in t I Portland of would sew a sanitarfor Arizona. better that like than air dry. lo a sight jrd pv Itvpelei Jocular mood, believing that thssoon fit j1' 'Inngrrs' bring about a rapprochement. b fnir be rounded up h icd up and adopted bv a farr H ui fr-picked name regulars would allended. ium perched on one of these peaks where patients enuld look out over the world and forget tlielr troubles. At the funeral everybody was talk1 n Fcrrlard t 4 cf them in ed Leniehen last the he wen About the by th and flghUng about Collins, now thst hs was There la Just enough of everything to cure them. The sir carries enough moisture in purity to be about of operns tK Later Cecil broke awat from pafe of heth conversation ha held previous to his ing b as unt left alone Th wandered about bandira and ths 5tae bak Firmer'' great, outstanding of would fspilly 4h the delation make as and weak tanks. never The eat them shooting ate before. ! surroundings they death he referred to right for figure In the Free State movement. vii found by C. W Stsrk. unfl id- caped and ac he nn pursued bv posfa, The average person lives In the weatlier. It Is his chief concern. If the day Is overcast the Individual Harry Boland. tlfied him by scar. "All the girls of Ireland are In love Bo"I hav been worrying about first we Much like the flowers, with Michael Collins whispered an la liable to he overcast. respond to the Invitation of the summer sun or the Railroad Construction land." Collins told friends. "At Irish woman, as Collins following Nominate Harding revivifying patter of thE rain. We are all Just children under the skin ' and weather makes us sad or gay I was not sure that he got a square Griffiths Worker Killed by Engine' walked bier, slowly through ' , 5 deal. But now I am satisfied that Two Rear Admiral ', according to Its moods. street by the famous Nelson Th News) he was fairly dealt with. He died with O'Connal But Is a Salt weather Great to our Lake In the Great tempered Here Fait Lake. large patent by Talley they are al too lata, I pillar. a gun in his hsnd and another In hi fear, D Auk 23 James (Be International News Service ) because I have heard he has a extremes of cold and our summer heat only reach a maximum for a few brief, minutes. puCTELLO hare We dont the pocket." construction de- Auk 23, President Shaw errpiojed in WASHINGTON. sweetheart down In the country and our nights are cool with nothing of the dead heat of the day. rare few and With a at that, Line. Collins himself died a soldier's death exceptions only Sheri nt cf the ... Ciregqn today nominated Captain Hla one at . these days when Ireland la 'Harding t. klllleA Monday itarnooa he died with his boots on. 'There may be atl ldeat Flyslan field where mortal can order the sort of westher In Michael Collins will ;6eorg R7"Mar!l and Henry J Zetge. wulvMindc , Ferrv, sh.n he wss stnk friends said It was the kind of death more tranquil ' the absence of Ideals I win take the brand of weather they are serving here without, question. about rear It Is to as the admirals in the nary at ,5nn altar." lead meter her Mr. Shaw was a engms ,w.,ch he would have desired. If death had will assume command of he ,orm,r res. dent of Pocatello and was announced last that Marvell ill May 1 . (It know. best weather the been inevitable. member of a leadnaval station In the Philippines while u, remembered by a wide circle of Because of his amiable qualities hla Mias Kitty Klsrnan. were naval j chief of In become was will His friends parentw pioneer Longford, Zlegemeier sngrged ing family I tdenu of this city. e. (Jtlp these esui day. Ths collsozlow will be valwahle blanaaOsa Myoar swa wain communications, to marry Collins) (Continued on page five.) j . When shrieking - K- -. COLLINS DEATH Pl. WAS PRECEDED h- 1 ro'h'-e-hr-r.e- l fT' dig-an- d Anthracite Heads e 1 j clr-rV- v srt BY PROPAGANDA Return With Hope rrrf Of Another Meet i r.r o,rl. e, V hr.r vle-'th- fry4 1 :recai dif-th- e ??? ur txng.r " i j N - v ' tt' - 1" r pro-boo- j Preparations Made ' "4 l. I 'p-rsnt- Yuan-Hun- ' j.-- To Contest Will a' I Tv-Se- n Diminutive Plane j To Participate in f. i Pulitzer Cup Race - i er f(i 1 j . lnt , - ntl !n 1 ireem-peen- t. 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