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Show THE HELPER TIMES- HELPER, UTAH - Conflicting Thoughts ! THE PACIFIC FLEET 'FIRST TIME A PRESIDENT OF UNITED 8TATES HA8 FLOWN FLAG IN SEATTLE HARBOR. c a package before the war Review Follows Incident Which Nearly Resulted in Serious Consequences for Presidential Party When Boats Collide. Seatrle. Marking ill first time a resident of the United States has G own hla flag In Seattle's harbor, President Wilson on September 13, the great Pacific fleet from khe decks of the hiatory-fumebattleship Oregon in Elliott bn.v. The review followed the presidents arrivul from Tacoma and also followed an incident which nearly resulted in serious consequence for the presidential when the president's launch Ftarty with a iitira whaleboat. Arriving at the dock, it was found the liiirge of Admiral Hugh Roduiun, jwhieli was supposed to he awaiting the president, was not on hand. ComL mander P. V. Foote, personal aide to Secretary of the Navy Daniels, promptly took over a naval launch on hand, SENATOR ASSERTS into this launch went the president MONTANA STEPS ARE UNDER WAY TO and Mrs. Wilson, Secretary and Mrs. REVOLUTIONIZE SYSTEM. Daniels, secret service men, secretarI ies and newspaper men raveling with Mr. Wilson. Declares Logical Sequence of UnionAs t'uinnmnder Foote ordered the izing of Police Will be the Unionlaunch shoved off, the small chaft izing of the Army and Navy rail was nearly heeled over till the By Radical Element under water. Starting ahead then, the into another launch, craft run Imw-oAushington. The unionized police giving the presidential purty a severe in Boston, with its attendant strike sesat however Tile president, jar. bloodshed and riot, the formation of a renely in the aft part of the launch in Washington in affiliaunion police and smiled. tion witli the American Federation of LHbor and the disclosure that steps Refuses to Surrender Kun. PhiHb. The Austrian government are being tnkeu to unionize the police t accede to Hungary's in fifty other large cities have aroused lias refused demand for the extradition of Rela grave fears iu congress of a concerted Kun. virtual dictator at Budapest dur- radical movement to sovletize the American government. ing the communist regime, asking for That the American government will and murder of accusations of proofs theft made against him, according to lie sovletlzed within two years, presumably with the Ainericun FederaVienna newspapers. tion of Labor in control, unless the rascal program iojialted, wus tlie preAmericans Resist Would Obrsgon diction of Senator Myers of Monrank Nogales. General Alvaro Obregon. in the senate on Thursday. The logl-ctinCarIn former minister of war sequence of unionizing the police ranza cabinet and a candidate for presa as purr of organized labor, he suld, ident in 1920, lias announced that he will the unionizing of the army he would take the field against the United States In the event of armed and navy, and Senator Thomas, of Colorado, asserted Hint the effort to Intervention by the United States. unionize the army already is being made. Seoul. Bomb Outrages at Senator Harding of Ohio accused oren. The government has Wilson of tolerating and enPresident 'ifqTlKIed lfiDO police reinforcements tlie radlcul tendencies of couraging receut from Japan us the result of the which have produced the bomb outrage against Baron Salto, gov- the tinips schemes for labor control of the railernor of Koreu. It is announced that coal the roads, mines, and the police the casualties due to the explosion of and of the sovlpt the introduction for . thirty-twothe missiles aggregated principle of workers' management of industry. Lake Steamer in Peril. steamToronto. Out. The passenger PRESIDENT RAPS POLICEMEN. er City of Mucklnuc Is stranded in the straits of Mackinac and is breaking Declares Strike of Officers a Crime up. according to a wireless message Againet Civilization. from Sheboygan, Mich., received here Mont. In his address here Helena. via Detroit. Some of the passenger night, Thursday referring to the Boshave been transferred. ton trouble, President Wilson said: 1 Fourteen Lost at Sea. want to suy this, that a strike of ihe policemen of a great city, leavSavannah, Ga. Tlie steiiiner coal laden from Suviinnuli to ing that city at the mercy of an army a Cuban port, went down off St. Cath- of thugs, is a crime against civilizaerines Friday night. It is reported tion. In my judgment the obligation that fourteen of the crew are missing. of u policeman is as sacred ns the obligations of a soldier. lie is a public CLYDE KELLY servant, not a private employee, and the whole honor and safety of the community is in Ills hands. He has no right to prefer any .private advantages' in the public safety. I hope that that lesson will he burned in so that it will never again lie forgotten because tlie pride of Ameriea is that it can exercise c a package during the war d c a package NOW I rt LABOR HEADS ASK WILSON TAKE UP CUDGELS FOR WORK-EROF NORTHWEST. THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! TO S Delegation Urged to Bury Differences Until After the Conference Called v .for Washington in October. n ul - Burn-siubl- Seattle. Representatives of the Washington State Federation of Labor here on Sunday laid before President Wilson labor grievanees of. the Pacific Northwest and pictured to him existing labor unrest, which they sahl would make difficult, if not Impossible, the prevention of a nationwide strike October S in sympathy for Thomas J. Mooney,, sentenced to life imprisonment for Sun Francisco bomb outrages in 1910. Specifically, the delegation asked for an apM)iiitmeiit to see the president to present the cases of political TirlsoneraljHiiily those of Hulet M. Weils NaitjlSialler and Morris uftlJoe Pass ,lhe latter two being brought here, all serving terms of two years for seditious conspiracy. The delegation wus compoKed of L. W. Buck, acting president of the State Federation; U. It. Cottrell, secretary of Triple Alliunce, coinjiosed of railway men, labor and farmers, and James A. Duncan, secretary of the Ontral Council of Scuttle. Mr. Duncan, according to officials of the United Stares district attorney's office, was one of the leaders in a general strike here last February, which former Mayor sOle Hanson characterized us a. revolution." For more than an hour the president discussed the labor situation with the delegation and suggested to them tliut organized Inhor should bury its differences with capital and do its utmost to prevent strikes until after the labor conference which he has culled to meet in Washington. October 6. Tlie president told the delegation he was giving the entire situation his cureful attention, nml wus hopeful of results from tlie conference. Emperor Charles to Live in Spain. Tlie former emperor Madrid. Charles of Austria and his family are expecled To arrive at Santander at an will occupy Khig early date. Tlu Alfonso's palais of Magdalena. CAPT. ARTHUR L WILLARD self-control- ." Shortage of Coal. Washington. There is no shortage of anthracite or laird coal for domestic purpoM's and there is no such thing as shortage of cars for transporting this coal, the subcommittee of the senate coinuiiticc on interstate commerce was surprised to learn from A. S. Lcuroyd of Philadelphia, assistant to Ihe president of the Lehigh Coal nml Navigation Co., one of the largest producers of anthracite coal. No Thirteen Meet Death in Elevator. Kansas City. With the death Sunday of four more employees of t lie Murray Grain Elevato1' here, which wtis wrecked by a sponluneou combust ion explosion and fire, the list or fatalities in connerliou with tin accident reached thirteen. axoiusiva ptiotograpt of Congressman Clydo Kelly, who waa rea sponsible for the paeslng of the post food surplus bill' In despite opposition. An par-col- con-urea- s, Baronet Suicides at Club. 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