Show NEWS OF A WEEK EEK IN CONDENSED FORM RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT EVENTS TOLD IN BRIEFEST MANNER POSSIBLE Happenings That Are Making History Information Gathered from All Quarters of the Globe and Given In a Few Line Linos u INTERMOUNTAIN Col W. W Yo I P. P Tucker retired former assistant paymaster general of the United States army died lied at a hospital hospital hos hose pital at Hood River Ore are of oC acute stomach trouble Arthur Holben 35 who came to 0 ViI Wilcox cox Neb a n week ago from his home lome at nt Tabernash Colo shot and md killed his wife and then took his own o life With Col George L. L Byram am in ht personal per per- from flom command infantryman Fort Douglas were dispatched from Salt Lake to Helper Utah to meet any contingencies which might arise In the coal camps James II M. I. I Smith Canadian war veteran veteran vet yet eran was found guilty of murder Inthe in inthe inthe the second degree for the killing at Seattle last February of his girl wife lichen Helen J. J Vance Johnson prominent farmer of the Thomas district near Blackfoot Blackfoot Blackfoot Black- Black foot Idaho Is In jail accused of having hayIng shot and killed Leon nee Ree Reebe e eHoward eHoward Howard 19 10 years ears of age Backed b by the Chinese government a n bank capitalized at nt now being established in New York will establish branches in Vancouver Seattle Se attle Wash San Francisco Cal and Montreal Twenty children were left fatherless when James Nelson Kelson of Perr Perry and Nephi Nephi Ne- Ne phi Moss of Uintah Wyo W were instantly instant Instant- l ly killed by an Oregon Short Line train at a railroad crossing near Bri Brigham Brigham Brig Brig- ham City Utah the car In which they were riding being struck by the train DOMESTIC Mrs Russell Sage left an estate with witha a n gross value of according to a report of the state appraiser made public public public-at at New Kew York Resolutions requesting that the practice practice tice of importing picture brides from Japan to this country be stopped have been sent by br the Japanese Association of f America representing Japanese Japanese Jap Jap- anese anes in California to the Ule Japanese government one Fifty acts of heroism were recognized rec- rec I and rewarded reworded by the Carnegie hero fund commission at a meeting held at Pittsburg In five cases silver pedals medals were awarded In fort forty sis six cases bronze bronie medal Park s have begun razing suicide bridge the high viaduct In Lincoln park Chicago from which some Borne forty persons have leaped to death or Injury In re recent ent years Suit to enjoin the government from enforcing the wartime prohibition act and attacking It as unconstitutional was filed In the United States district court at Chicago by Levy Mayer a er counsel coun counsel roun- roun sel for the distillers The short workday and the ever InCreasing Increasing In In- creasing wages demanded by industrial labor were declared to be allies of the profiteer in keeping up the high cost of living In a resolution adopted by the Farmers' Farmers National congress at its concluding session at Hagerstown Md Four men held In connection correction with the alleged plot to kidnap and hold for ransom Edsel Ford son of Ii Henry nry Ford lord Detroit automobile manufacturer er were vere sentenced in police court at Toledo oledo to three months In the city workhouse The middleweight catch-as-catch-can catch title changed hands Thursday John of Manchester N. N IL II winning from Ira Dern of Salt Lake in straight falls at Boston Magistrate Dale sitting In a Brooklyn Brooklyn Brook Brook- l lyn yn n police pollee court suspended sentence on a man convicted of drunkenness on the ground that a good many h hypocrites hypo hypo- hypocrites crites in congress congress have created a condition condition condition con con- whereby a good many ninny Americans Americans Ameri Ameri- cans will be deprived of their personal rights Goy Gov GoL L Lynn nn G. G Frazier has issued a proclamation ordering an extra session ses ses- session sion of the North Korth Dakota legislature to convene November 25 Ratification Ratification tion of the thc federal suffrage amendment amendment amend amend- ment ment assistance for stricken drought farmers and enactment of legislation to carry arry out the states state's Industrial program pro gra gram 1 are mentioned In ht the call The first aerial derby around the thc world for prizes totalling Is scheduled to start July 4 1920 1020 and end on or before Januar January 3 1021 1921 according according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to announcement made at Los Angeles b by Alan R. R Hawley president of the Aero Club of America Dan OLeary O'Leary 78 years ears old pedestrian pedestrian trian departed a few da days s 's ago from Chicago on a hike which he said would carry him Into every state In the union calling on each of the governors He said he would be gone two years ears I John Armstrong Chaloner recently victor in a n year two fight to be declared sane sanc In New York Is to go goon goon goon on the stage lie He has announced that he Is to appear In a Broadway production production pro pro- In his own play Robbery Under Under Law Law written five years ears ago as part of ot his crusade for lunacy law re re- re form I Georgo George Creel former chairman o ol 01 the committee on public Information has Issued a statement terming as false ls In man many particulars and viciously vie vic I bushy misleading as a whole charges harges of chaos and gr gross ss negligence by bythe bythe bythe the committee In to handling government funds Five million dollars In stolen automobiles automobiles auto flutO mobiles Is the record of San Francisco for the first five months of the pre pres pres' present ent eat year ear These rhese are arc figures compiled b by the a automobile organizations Mrs Ella Eila Wheeler Wilcox author and anel poetess died at her hone hole e The Bungalow in Branford Conn October October Octo Octo- ber bel 30 0 Mrs Irs Wilcox had b bo ben n ill for some months having huIng had t ii nervous collapse while engaged i 1 IS war relict relic wo work k In En England land WASHINGTON President Wilson by executive order has fixed maximum prices of soft coal Dissenting In many Important respects respects re re- from the program recommended b by the war department and the general gen gen- eral staff General Pershing told the military committees of congress that men raised entirely b by voluntary volun volen- tar tary enlistment should be the outside out figure considered for a n standing army King Albert and President Wilson clasped hands on o Thursday The meetIng meeting meeting meet meet- ing at the presidents president's ue bedside lide brief as It was proved the climax of or the American visit of the Belgian monarch monarch monarch mon mon- arch who left for home immediately after visiting v the president With only the French capital delegate dele dole gate opposing the action the International international labor conference at Washington decided to admit representatives ol of Germany German and Austria Immediately upon their arrival here to full membership mem men In the world labor organization tion The he order re establishing the old maximum coal prices of the fuel administration administration ad ad- ministration was completed Thursday at a conference of Dr II IL A. A Garfield and and railroad administration officials Dr Harr Harry A. A Garfield has been r re recalled recalled re- re called to his position as fuel adminis administrator In the governments government's tight Light against the coal oal strike FOREIGN The American s system stem of train dispatching dispatching dispatching dis dis- patching has just been adopted on the Mediterranean Lyons line the longest French railway Before we go we shall close the gate behind us and make the whole world tremble Lenine the Bolshevist premier is quoted In a n Reval Reval Re- Re val dispatch as saying in discussing the danger of Petrograd being cap cape Twelve thousand French families have applied for the grant grunt of from the great gleat fund established b by Theodore the French millionaire million aire philanthropist to assist families Of pf nine ln or mpr from flOm Im the tho j same parents Airplane bombs are to be used against the tribes of W and Mah- Mah suds In ID Afghanistan unless the tribesmen tribes tribesmen men discontinue the continual attacks on Bri British tish posts and O COll convoys S 'S and the raids into British territory In which they have hae been Indulging during and since recent troubles with Afghanistan Heavy pressure is being brought to bear b by leaders on railway railwaymen men In France to endeavor to induce them to join the movement for a revolutionary revolutionary rev rev- general strike November 7 The ravages of the hook hool worm among the gold miners in Colombia are arc seriously interfering with th the production production pro pro- of the precious metal according according accord accord- ing to Dr O. O T. T Brosius mine phy I Governmental and municipal author authorities authorities lUes and coal merchants virtually ad mit the impossibility of finding a r rem remedy remedy m medy edy for the situation which has arisen misel in Paris because of the coal shortage ge Ratification of the peace treat treaty will willbe willbe be completed on November 11 armistice armistice armistice armis tice tice da day b by the deposit of the lie e copy cop of the document in the office at Paris it Is predicted b by British British Brit Brit- ish statesmen As a protest against the decision of the government not to give them the vote ote French women will hold nation nation na ua tion elections on the same day as the he male voters If their candidates aro arc rejected the they will form a woman womans parliament Hundreds ds of French girls are marry marrying ing lug Chinese laborers according to M 1 Pains Parrs minister of the Interior who I Is inaugurating a campaign against th the yellow ellow peril invading French homes homes' England hopes to win back her hor predominant predominant predominant pre pre- dominant place in the shipping world orI through oil burning steamships steamships' h will be far more economical to open oper operate ate than coal burning vessels Manitoba has suffered a loss of about bushels of potatoes I frozen In III the ground which at market pi prices ices a bushel means a loss loss' of oC approximately Taking as their motto Glor Glory to alcohol alcohol al nl al- al cohol which fires our soul two societies societies so so- cleties have been formed in France for forthe forthe forthe the purpose of fighting PUSH pussyfooting American prohibition propaganda in France A majority of ot those J l near Krano itz Silesia when a n passenger train collided with a freight train and took fire tire were alcohol smugglers fifty of the smugglers being burned to death Official information received from Mexico City indicates that Carranza soldiers unquestionably were Implicated ed In the of William O. O Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins Jen Jen- kins the American consular agent at Puebla who was abducted October 10 19 and released only after his friends In I Puebla had hael paid to the kidnapers 15 in American geld cold |