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t 4 aal
Rl VI ft Ml
l
First Three Games of World Series Changed to
Reprisals
Stopped
Extreme Policy of Government
Meets With Opposition
in England
,11. AMurlnied I'rrul
puMiON, Sopt. 2S. Serum., .111
x;,.;., ,.,-r a recurrence m -black
j(I ;,,!, leprisals in Irclaiul is !'-
ii,., 1...1 I,;
sl:iu ,)i"
!iit n ha
am. run
Kllglisll llOWSpapel s, which
.ill for the government to
is described h tin- l.iui
. as a semi 'M'tii ial 1 11. h
law ii'-
anwliile reports irum ire-
, . t.li
I i.uli.et.nis threats mi dir
isals being circulated vit
,1 posters. Warnin
n 111, 11 IMIT.ll W
; !,. burn-d n, - -s
1 .'..blent 111. .WISH'
.s hav.'
.-H'luir
aplam
ale nf
'II till-
.VII-.',
in. lias 1 11 mis- 4 sun .;
l.,t WVdliesilav,
4 lii Mrs
retinue. 1 within
IN STRAWVOTE
I he return!) ill the straw vote to
li.ite. which is being taken in the
Hi xull drug stores throughout the
state, show a vole for Harding of
442 and for Cox of 174. The returns
:i ein other -la'os liave not yet been
received here
All the liexal! stores of the coun
in', numbering i-vit StiOO, are con
ducting this straw vote. The local
llrxtill store is the I'iercy drug store
.ital ballots can he vote,! at that
1 Lire. In the lu-t presidential elec
t.un a similar vol-- was tuken by
these stores and seven! million votes
.'!' cast, forecasting th- .lection
id President Wilson by .1 -mall ma
jurity The votes of the women and
men are segregated this
year
PRESIDENT WRITES
TO SUPPORT LEAGUE
lll AMut'latrU l'rra
1. AS1I1NC.TUN, I). C, .Si 'lit.
he til tit public document iu tic
present presidential campaign lu '"
issued from the While House was
made public today, it dealt with the
league of nations and was in the
ii), 111 ,-f a letter to K. Schwartz, of
bus Angeles, writti n by Sei
T.unuliy at President Wiison s
lion.
I'he While House letter was
'1 to one to the president in
Schwartz had declared that
Mipporting the Kepubliuin
ret.11 y
direc-
111 re
w huh
forces
ticket
were contending that if Article X
if the league covenant was rat) lied
the I'uited Stales would "be bound
t' support England in holding Ire
land under subjection "
MUCH PROFIT IN
SUGAR IN SPAIN
" irrluttlrBfe of Aurillrd I rrmm
M.UiHlD, Sept. S -Nearly 2'Mi per
fM pru ii is being made by sugar
lvfiner ,n Spain at this moment.
"a tlie Ubertad, which is conduct
" a 'dmpaign against high prices
"e newspaper tive details showing
t!ir the rellners have, by an agree
Vt among themselves, fixed the
P':ce they pay for heet to the Krow
r l.lbertad asks why the (tovern-
"nt does not tlx the price for lh
Public instead of permitting the inan-
ij' turers and their Intermediaries
to pm ket the enorntnuo dlfferem e
iri r--rrrrifrrrrrjji
llll(lim LEADS
TMl WtATMlH
Loral Observer. I'a'tsd Siatss
Weathsr Rura
Tmirs'qre lam N.
Curreni , . s
W-t Imlh ? r.n 4
R"Iati humidity . 34
Tmpatur ttirm. 4
li lilt
Uatimum H"td (ft
V o man yatnjy t
Must Be
Say Papers
i
SEVEN WOUNDED IN
BELFAST RIOTS
III) A .s.x-ii, inl I'r.-MMi
IIKl.KA.'-T. H..-pi Tie aa- .,
i"' ' in re:i.-.. I.isi nihli: m rim ,
!-Mt.!;i! The . .n t ).!.:: 1, ,,, , ,..r..,
- sh. ,',, I'll well;-! w-re , .Mark
ed by arin.'d men S,-v-ii persons
were wounded by ritle tile.
FLUCTUATE IN
Tilde
I in id.-
market leading
' Ii r. 1111; bo ii l lie-
ll'.idilip t
had li.'.-l)
-halt, and
elli en'
bidiiilli
,lel
it.K at 1 ' ' 1 .re! .,! - i;,,i, on-
also f.-l- : - i-i. - ,; aa 1
SOld IliKh at H w i'-' 'in,-- "h a' th.'
close to .:: - iles. ji;,r,...i
shares chaimini' h a i . K-
steady at 11 b,,: ;: ha.:!
V2. ltroiiT. ' .a :
hrouck uf 6 at. ri-.
k lilts
h sales al
'i llas
.,' ' I'e
y-AtetlSIOll
at 21 and
mined the sac. !
unsold on bids c
West, altboUKh -'
28, continues act v
changing hands
Goldflelds were ir
Jack at 6 on a buver
ck.-i-k
at
5 and Spearhead at 1
In the Tonopuhs, W.- a 1:1,1 - '1 ..1
1.20 on a buyer.
Cotnstocks were tieci. -c ', nth
Consolidated Virginia at 4 sih
.Mexican continues its ,! -." 11
sales at 30.
Holly at 1.30. Croesus a' an I
T.'illwhacker at 50 were i'.h
llroken Hills was unchanged .,1
and If,
i'he eastern market was weak with
' .pah Divide bid at 1.674, liold
- at :il and Divide Extension a:
encouraging reports Iieno
as strongly bid at 2, a
format Ion yesterday indi
.,. important development
I in '.
ha.;-
Catltlg :!
re
The '"
. kel W i
le'!' n
listless
-lit bill
-. It:1,.
villi , .
Total
5"n shnr
UTAH PRISON MAY
BUILD MACHINE SHOP
sAl.T LA K K Ci i
tatue plans tot i
equipping of a mud,
1 tall slate prison
made by the stale n
and tli. state hoard
The shop is to he 1
primal .a.! pose ot
stale road machinery.
(iul I'.-l:! repair
Jobs.
pan
k-. w
blacksiiiithii,.'. us.
U:..
Illlts
lipted
!l .
. have
f ict
it
!". pit
' IS p. CHI
I.t . .'" '
llOWeV e;
inenl to
fradcrs
THREE ADMITTED
TO CITIZENSHIP
Thr appl.t jut-. a '
t ItUelmllip y..lel ,. II ..'.''".
Judge Mark It .ll aft' '
i i.
Mutilation bv r'liinii'.i'1 II 1
They ee I'el f. . I IVtriUt. J f r
uh)ect of Italy who tuu. h "i
he dtirtnc the war h.n nr liken
part In a number of KiiU. i. Uohert
Tutu., lick,., a t itivr i '
TtW4 iitnl-.t.e a f..ei.r -ih'-M-l nt
Spm
:,nt) B pt rent ( .l
uioti l nuar-l l! time hi fc--"
t.Wl sia I"
DIVIDE STOCKS
TRADING TflDAY
PACKERS' PLANS
FOR STOCKYARD
CALLED TRUST
Department of Justice inters
Objection to Disposal of
Yards to Boston Firm
' 'I. 4mhmc1iiIi-iI rrt-NM
w '.si i ; i ). 1
Oilje, tl.ili 1,, I'-- ; ,
tie- live big I,.-.:'
posil 11)11 11, -. - 1
were hl.-d b Ii;.-
t" 'lay w.th th-
ill.
1 , ,, i. aid interest s
'i-pai'tni-nl nt' Jux-
! Distl'U'1 of Cll-
itirt
iui'ilii.i -upr-i
ll, . pi-,l,Ml,
lies. ,!" Ih,
t" a holdm-
liee ,.- Co.
1 art a ei in t; a
d 1,1 the
ir stock -company
it no.ston
Violitt lull
-.1 bv I'
1 nisi ia ws, 1 he liep.irt merit
answer i',e, lais-i!
1 1 niaenr ' - p.-l ii ion armi-d
'hat 'he firmai;
holding company
nt lib- pt',,pu-.-'l
uld place in the
hands
it" those "controlling such
'oir.pany the means of re
;.or 1 . ' ; v j m .mil seil"iti tiio
d dress. el meats" It a;-io
the p repose I coinp,in w ill
.1 maniiuilate sales ;,n,t imf
fie conditions
CLEVELAND MEETS
ST. LOUIS TODAY
11 .Mlllt.
il rrram
S.-p; js Tie- Wiiue
today, while Cleveland
1.' play the rt.ii . t game
Cleveland has six more
ay this season, and if
will clinch the pennant
: klyn in the world's
h.
at St
'
TEACHERS MAY
MEET IN T0N0PAH
Toe animal teachers' institute for
'.orihern Nevada will be held in Keuo
during the week beginning Dec 111
ber 2n. it has 'cm announced by
'he superintend, nt of public ia
i notion. Stale e.iiicatioual asso
latum will also lac.M during the in-
ci'e week. An I'.-titute for south -111
Nevada will he held at the same
i. at either Tmiopah or Goldfleld.
HariJing Advocates Protective
lantt and Merchant Marine raceiFcoast
i,.,L 1 i.i.UiiK, Sept -' .ipeciul
.-aiiiiK wall t.ie most important
o.liell.S l,t Alii' I'UUl: list 1' , I , ' I loll I
,uv Aii.eiic.m men i, an, ...cine aua
.. -i.,l, lining of .iiaa-u.- varreu
li.triling in one of it... iiggssi.
.,"! here
a-.i K.i
s- must
A lae
l a I he
est ei.lu .
Avar, howcW'i pintle,
.a au,l l attiiess its cou
1 ,, , olae to all ell
..' - ;..i.sh.p a.
il piepui
before
, to how
line to ..
,', led a!
tic fol.'s
ipo, lll'li I
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, . . u s
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; a w.i i
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,,T I I I
VOUNG SWIMMER
MAKES FAST RECORD
III. I'Mi.t'litirft l'rrMl
SKATTLK, Wash., Sept. 2 Swim
here have bf-:l 1! si uss-
' 1 .-hi ; t in- i-ai ill ;..S" l-'riod-h;
year-old Seattle ill, who
the mil.' and three quarters
Ii hi I w 1 en Letch 1 piu k and
r island, in Lake Washington.
111
in hour and
'! ha. I been
nth--, aipi.
If,
minutes.
She
deep water
17
Hit Asa,M'lHle4 I'rMii)
CI.KVKI.A.ND. Ohio, Sept. 1!S. The
American Legion convention adopted
a report giving unqualified approval
10 a hill passed May 2 last by the
house of representatives which would
give service men live options on
compensation. The bill, which failed
to reach a vote in the senate, pro
vides adjusted service pay or ad-i'i-ied
service c -riilicaleH maturing
in 20 years, or vocational training
or farm or home aid. or land set
tlement aid Kansas City, Missouri,
vas unopposed for the 1921 conven
tion, hut several i'ities. including San
I'lain isco, announced they would he
in the running for the convention
in 1922.
FOUR STATES
in
AmM.al(il I'rfMl
The census of Illinois is announced
as f,,4Kfi,09,s, .111 increase of 15 per
cent. .Montana is 547,593, an increase
of 45.6 per cent. New Mexico. 3d0,
U47. an increase of lu.l per cent.
Louisiana, 1.797. 79k. an increase of
S 5 per cnut.
WOOL CROP LARGE
Illy Aor!atrd ITa
TOrATELLO, Idaho, Sept. 28.
Idaho's wool crop for 1920 will to
tal 21,702,000 pounds, according to
announcement by the state farm bu
reau The sweet potato is in no way al
lied to the potato.
teriag favorable reception in con
hi ss, from members of both parties,
lii' proposal met prompt quietus in
ilie ; i . ..idem s blunt disfavor of any
form of congressional advice or sug
gesiioti as to after war policies.
..ii i.a.ioi. in a,, time ever came
into g:eat iiitluence in the world ex
ifpiii.g us it grew to eminence iu
the cmittiei'i e between peoples. The
fascinating story "f world civilita
iion is marked in every chapter by
h s'amp of maritime development
Tie ro was a tijne luiti we outsailed
lie woi Id I lei. git' in the romance
f
diapers ut thre.
an ,, when Am.
luat'teis of
, an sudors
. ..unit.
.1
triumphant lu
J .Ties was in
Jo
1 !l
I.
ar
,'.1 al.
Vice
niaiu'.eii
m-r, riant
u. b gl!
.el . ; v.'
v. r Ic-lll
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LEGION FAVORS
OPTIONAL D LL
SHOW INCREASE
m m m m mm
INDIANS ASK
FOR CHANGE TO
PREPARE FIELD
First Three (iames for Cliam
pionship Will Take Place on
Brooklyn Grounds
II. ., V vMti.'if, Iril I'reHal
C I IIC A(;i). Sept The national
commission todav o-v.-isol its de
cision yesterday and decide! 10 open
the world's series at litoukhn on
Oclober 5, playing three games there.
The change was made at the reipiesi
of James Dunn, president of I he
Cleveland club, who asked that more
time be given him in which to pre
pare the Cleveland grounds in the
event that his team should win Ih"
American league pennant.
STATE CHECKS
1
hecks. allied al ""11, and
irawii in fmoi of the Nevada state
highway department, are believed to
lave been burned, with oilier mail,
when ,,n airplane currying nihil was
wrecked at Luckey, Ohio, on Septem
ber 14. says the Journal
V,) !; hot's of the high wily depart
11 ifii t for the amount were approved
by the bureau of public reads at
Washington. I). ( .. on September 1'',
a id it is believed the checks drawn
in payment were being carried when
the airplane was destroyed
The checks covered payment of the
federal government's share of pro-i."e.-,s
payments on highway construc
tion in this state, and it is believed
that it will require six months' time
in which to secure duplicate checks.
The state will meanwhile have to
advance the $S3,50n and will lose ap
proximately'JL'SOn in interest on the
inonev advanced.
M'SWINEV IS BETTER
11. AnafKrlttlri I'rmiil
l.'INDON, Sept L'S -Terence Aluc
Swiney passed a bet'er night and
in consequence was more refresh! d
today This is the forty-seventh day
of his hunger strike.
9
. i itceived m tlie broadc
national upbuild, ug. it -as
a great c .nstruci ivc .
st spun oi
tands lorth
a i.I. V, 'Ill-tit.
The purpose of the
measure is. in a
s-iitence, 'the promotion and main
tenance of a merchant marine of the
.lest type of modem ships. Hying
the American Itag, manned by Amer
can seamen, owned by private capi
tal and operated by private ene'gv
fulfilling a minimal inspii .it mn
Oversei.s transportation in Amen
can bottom.-, is of the root and es
sence of American coinmorei.ii ,y
p.,lls,on III five yen ft w, lime
ch.tug.sl from a debtor a.i'aui owing
the world four and live bblioa dol
lar with a varying annual n.ii" b.i!
ance, soiiietiines a.nns' a ' 1 a
,ie liter nation c w!.,.:i ih. hoi: I
is ill debt ell rap ' ! "aa' s.ca,
twelve billion dollars, and to wheal
is ilue an annual credit b.i an e ei
tainlv as greai. prohablv much gi-a'
, 'I an e'lr prior d-bi! h ilanc
Proper protection Vn.-ru ,tu m
.sir ali i Auiar .'an lab"1 have h
r rhf to elpeet
fe
I !l-v.'! f 111. '
i in r.s. .ire t'i
ii,, -.riri!.'nt
r I
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AR NG
I NEVADANS INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK
111. Tsst.lu It'll rrvmtl
LITTI.I-: ROCK. Ark., Sept. 2v
I'.tv've per.o::, were injured,
,-, r..l ."I'loio.l y. win 11 iwo Missouri
i' : it,. (.;i.s'':i:,,'i trains colli, lei)
la a. -on near Mai ,'c'ii. Aikaiisas, last
11 : :u .".M".' ( Wallace 'd Kly. Ne
vada, wn, injured internally.
Illy AaMUelllleil lrrwMl
UOSTDN, Sept. 2S. Hank Commis
sioner Joseph Allen today look over
Hie affairs of the Kidnliiy Trust
company. His action marked tne
closing of the sixth banking insti
tution in this city wthln two months.
The reason for closing the Kidelily
Trust company. Allen said, were
",- n ady withdrawals of deposits and
-1 1 . ibiulitful loans."
ill Amtoi'lulnl I'rriiMt
KTXMI'KS. France. Sept 2 Sudi
I. reunite, the famous French aviator,
today w,m the international airplane
-1, . f,,i 1 he Hordon Bennett trophy
Mieoid ITiieharl. one of the two
Aiiieric.:!', siar'er-. withdrew early
becaiis liftieuHy with the si.-er-
ing mecbairsin. and Major T. W.
Scliroeder, the oilier Xmerican en
:rv. did not finish.
A.ljol Cod! ge II. Ileauinotit. of Se
at! ie. repreviitniR th'' club bureau
i.- I i Kepc'd can national commit
tee, is in the city in the interests
of the Harding -Coolidtfe club, and
w.l! ;n 1 1 r s ih" club al the regu
lar mooiii.g at the il.igles' hall oi.
Thursday night.
'Injur lleaiimoiu is originally from
Cina, Ohio, and is one of the 2,
iiiiii.iiiin American boys who went
overseas during th- world war, hav
ric n-rveil with the American force
nearly two years in France.
The major is a live worker for
the Republican cause, and it is ex
,.,1 Cat the people of Nye cnun
w tli K'V" him a hearty greeting
h- .dub meeting Thursday niKBt.
LEAGUE CLOSE
illy AatM-latrd I'reanl
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2i Five
Pacific coast baseball league clubs,
Vernon. I.os Angeles, Seuttle. Salt
Lake ;t in 1 San Francisco, are ull
bun, lied within lighting distance of
the l!'-'e pennant, with the season
having hut three weeks more to run
j-'olp, tiers of the game say never !)-
f lnii,, Mr clubs figured in the
!r..l cms' championship rtash
RENT IN CHICAGO
IS CUT 10 PER CENT
It -littrt 1'rvat.t
f Al ' ' pt .1 C , -eni,, ;l,
,",.. of stieiai apartment bulhi
ugs 'o-l.iy announird a !' fM cent
er.'. reduction and -tattsi that s
HinuUr reduction will he mad. ag n
r, May "We sr.- tolloaltm m the
i ,, of the ei.oiuf.ichirers who
niua'ira'e.t th- lectin n price"
l- -tS lt
stNQ lTTI
H r tueMlfJ Vrm I
I , , ' h , -k...' It :!: aao
i I, k.ng of I'a'v near N !!"
i. 1 .-. b . i.at ry p. ..fi ber ef th
,--, at'ci'' '" l,'iT,:n tel a
!',.!,, ,V'' H Nn eiMMii,i
ANOTHER BOSTON
BANK IS CLOSED
FRENCHMAN WINS
AIRPLANE RACE
VAR VETERAN TO
ADDRESS CLUB
rooklvn
8 BALLPLAYERS
II
.Members of White Sox Accused
of Throwing World Series
to Cincinnati
ill.. AsMUflUII'tl I'lt-KH)
I lliC.u,,), ,s.vt J, 'I lie Co .,.
(-011:1: graiiil j,o 1 ,,,ia;, . 01 . d ii -bilis
agamsi ih. loil, iw.ng b.i.-b.i.i
jdayeis in coniieitioii wnh its nivi.,
t'.gallllll ill ,lilel;e, ililol.llin ol the
wo! id's series games last year: 1-1, id, e
Ccoite. Claud Wiiil.UU, Clin k lillii
dil, Happy -" -: -s. 1 1 . 1 li.tiaes IPdirp;.
Joe Jackson. Fi-d .'.ic.Muiliu. and
lilick Weaver .', i 1 are men, hers ,,:
the Chicago Americans.
'Idic eighl players were iitiuieiu. il
ly suspended by Charles Conn-ke.
j.r. i,.- o! tj. , i ,1, S,- , ii ot I h
e.Bll' III'- a't-.'t- l. ' lock Ii. II, ill. ! a
-igiit b. no! pia , 01. I 1, -, v -at a!
though "11 ih- pi ,p. ii.', ,.: !,- 'in.
Tli. ii.. pension : a, 1 1, a i i-.'ll-, a;i
hoi e of Hi Whole S. W ll.llllil', i!,.
pelm.i Ii! ! il i-, -a I While t.ie ill I a
m-lit- al pre,-, nl , 01, Iain but oil-
I Oil I.t . COUSlOI'.l, ! o llf, .111 . 1 '. 1 L', .1 i
ii,-', " ih- di-iin ' attorney s !:;. "
announced that m-.ie probahi will
be added after the grand jury so
siol, this afleiiio.m. Cicolte was Ink
en into custody alter lie had losti
lie 1 b-tare ih- grainl j'liy Cic'i-i-
said 11 hav, s gn.'d an ii::l:U,:;.i,',
waiver and th-n goio- be.'i.re it--
grand jury and test il.eil The - ..!
den voting of ill- tin- lull., folloa-.i
Coiniske not in-, I the accused
play.-is thai n the;, w. re fc-aicl - III!
ty he would drive ih-in out ol has
ball fol the le-,1 ol men- liv-s .t
toi'ii.-v Austrian app-ai oil ie for
judge .McDonald v th -i'l" Ja-k on.
and request.', t a pi ".' -'' coni-.'i a, -.
sai. ,111: that Jaci, ,.l, !.,.! .1:: !.iii :
i !,,:-:a-a! ' , !,a k- . .',:'-; a
sic.-i c. ., 1- r.-:a - ,' ii .hi A , 1 a.
uld Jackson was 1.1I0 n li-to: 1 . -gran
I jury As h- went ,n the door
he turned to 11-w sp.i p-l Ire:, and '-a! 1
"I am going to reform While J.n k
son was in th- giacei jur i"o"ii. it
was reported at anl hue;;'.:',
that h- and Caoii. would mak- d
tailed -i'at-niei.is Cadence .,11 which
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giueereil th- .b .1! b I."'h the
White So lost las! y-ai '- W'.ridV
series. 1 !":: 1. '1 '" ' '1' ' -
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slo on f,,r I;:- ; - I ,a lo.-an; "l"
paid the money, h- -ail H- w.i
told he would fin 1 lae fM ;ll"'"
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VEN'S COLLARS REDUCED
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db' western liiairifac'iirei of met. s
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cent price redui t u n
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