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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
UTAH-COLORADO
ROUTE ASSURED
EARLY START ON WORK or CON-
sTRuCTiCN 10 ASSURED; corr
TRACT TO 90 AWARDED sooN


Denver, Coio.--G0yernor Olvor X.
shoup Of Colorado signed the Mcffnt
tunnel bin at 10 O'Clock Friday morn
lng
The governor left immediately for
Washington -. O., and upon bis return
10 Denver he will appoint the five
members Of the board OF tunnel com.
minsionars. Immediately after their
appointment the five commissioners
will meet and lay plans for awarding
tho contract TO bore the tunnel.
The actual work OF breaking tho
ground al the portals OF the tunnel
should begin about August /.
,rhe bin recently passed both houses
or the Colorado legislature with over.
whelming majorities. II was sens 70
tha governor following Its final pas
sags April 30. The governor decided
70 wait for the legal opinion regarding
the constitutionality OF the bill be-
fore signing II. with this 20 hand
with IN. statement that IL was con-
stitutionai. the governor affixed hia
signature and tho bill became law.
Under the terms OF the bill. 5000
600 win be spent Ia constructing q
tnnnsl six miles In length through the
Continental Divide. near the foot OF
James peak. which will link vast
ares In northwestern Colorado with
Denver and shorten the distance be.
tween Denver and Salt Lake City.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Home Attacked BY Civilians

Belfast.The residence of Major
Moore. grand master of the London
derry Orangemen at Moleman on the
Londonderry border, was at
tackled Thursday night by 100 armed
civilians. The attack lasted nearly
three hours, after which q whistle
sounded and the raiders retired. Most
of the windows of the building We're
shattered, but since the windows al
well as the doors were protected BY
iron shields, the attackers were IN
able to enter.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
LOAN PROMISED
RUSSIAN PEOPLE
BRITISH AND ITALIAN PREMlERs
ADDRESS STRONG APPEAL TO
GENOA CONFERENCE
Leading Nations Would Reserve Right
90 See That Funds Were Pro-
perry Expended by Re-
clpients

Genoa. Prime Minister Lloyd
George OF Great Britain and Foreign
Minister Schanzer of Italy addressed
Monday strong appeal 10 the Rus
sian Representatives at the conference
here, urging them to accept the allied
memorandum In Its main points as d
promising Russia an international
loan. with the understanding that the
lending countries would thus provide
funds for the reconstruction Of Rus
sia.
The allies would claim the right TO
make sure, however, that the money
loaned was actually invested In the
work OF reconstruction.
II was asserted that altogether the
proposed loan would amount to 300,
100000 gold francs. IL has been de
clared that the Russians were ask
ing for 1900, 600 600 gold rubles. OF
twenty-five times as much az the al
lies offer.
The Russian delegation had pre-
viously issued statement denounc
Ing the efforts II alleged France and
Belgium had made to wreck the CON
| ference. The statement called atten
tion TO the fact that these powers
which were predicting that Russia'i
refusal 10 accept the memorandum
would break the conference up, hat
not themselves signed the memoran
dunn.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
SMASHING SLOWS At TERRORISM


Indictment Of Labor Leaders In Chile
ego Causes Trouble In Labor Circles
Chicago Police and civic OrganlEa-
tions Friday saw In the indictment OF
sight Chicago labor leaders and the
states attorney threat 20 use against
them the law invoked thirty-six years
ago 30 obtain conviction OF the Hay
market rioters. smashing blow at
what they termed gang terrorism.
In long night session Thursday, =
Cook county special grand Jury re.
turned true bills charging murder
Mgminss mig Tim Murphy. head OF
shs Gas Workers union; Fred Nader,
president of the Chicago Building
Tratfss council: Cornelius r. tCon)
shea, secretary and treasurer OF the
TheatTe Janitors' union. referred to M
che Zig Three Of the Chicago labor
circles. and five others.
Ths indictments returned In connec
tioa with recent bombing outrages and
police killings are forerunnsrs Of
scores OF others. official said
More than 400 persons were arrest
ed la the past few days and but fow
have bsen released. with the creates
number denied freedom even ON writa
OF habeaa corbus.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
wlll Not Reeelye crusaders

Washington. President Harding
again declined to see the children cru
saders, who called at the White House
Monday in line with their announced
campaign. Secretary George Chris
tian told them he would inform the
president Of their call and would let
them know if the president desired to
see them Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare
who led the band 60 the White House
said on leaving that they would COW
tinue their daily visit until the presi
dent sees them.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
pertlana Rese Fss.lyal pesspsnsa

Portland. lRorfland's annual rose
festival has been postponed by &C
ton Of It's board of directors 10 June
2os22. TO insure plentiful supply OF
roses. The original iatss set for the
event were Juns 10. Roses this year.
In common with other growing things.
are about thirty days behind their
usual schedule OF growth and budding.
due 10 unusually prolonged cool wea.
sher.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Man Identities 40 Explorer

saranac Lake, N. Y..The body OF a
man who died here several days ago
was identified Friday as that OF Or.
Carl Lumhoits. internationally famous
scientist. explorer. lecturer and author,
He was ~ years old. dumhottx. born
In Norway, WAS particularly famous
for his explorations In Mexico. He
spent seven years among the Sierra
Madre Indiana OF northern Mexico and
added much 10 the science OF anthro-
poiogy by his studies there.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Few Register for Island Vote

Manila, r. Lit 10 estimated that Al,
proximately four hundred thousand
voters, about per cent of those
eligible. have registered for the gen
eral Philippine election June 6, Ac-
cording to the last census, 1,123. 400
person we're qualified voters in the
entire archipelago were entitled to
vote, but only PAPA registered No
provincial registration figures have
been received.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Harding 10 vlsIs Portland

washington.P President Harding
Monday told Eric v. nauser and a
delegation from Portland, Ore, that
he would be unable 10 accept an invi-
tation TO visit the Portland rose festi-
val on June o, but hoped 10 visit the
Oregon city later In the summer
shouid he be able to carry out his
plans 10 make trip to Alaska.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

New York. 0ver-subscriptioa OF the
Sscens Offering OF Tn.0O0.Oo0 four
and one-haif per cent farm ican
bons OF the Federal Land bank re-
suited Friday Id nm announcement by
che syndicate managers that addition
ii hoads 10 the extent OF sa2. O00. 600
aad heen purchased from the farm
loan beard. The bonds will be used
70 retire the five per cent Federal
Land bank bonds now held by the
United States treasury. The addition
al bonds have all been sold,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Hatchery Planned Mt Beaver

Beaver-D. II. Madsen of Salt Lake.
state fish and game commissioner.
has begun plans TO build state fish
hatchery here. The site win be near
the Murdoch academy, IL the eondi-
tions are favorable. Measurements
OF the streams and other prelimin-
airy arrangements are yet to be made.
so that work will not begin until late
in the summer or early fall.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Mastodon,a aenes a. Feund

Wichita Falls. What are believed TO
be fragments OF mastodon's boner
have been unearthed by on drillers In
Gray county. according to reports here.
The fragments were found imbedded
in stratum" OF dry sand and are
said 10 be large enough to indicate
they were part az a skeleton OF a
prehistoric monster.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
WINTER WHEAT CROP is LARGE
Forecast Of Harvest 10 Made BY the
Government

Government
Washinton. Winter wheat produc-
tion this year was forecast at 5S4,-
Te3,00O bushels by the department Of
agriculture which announced the CON
dition of the crop on May 1 as S3.5 per
cent of normal and the area remaining
to be harvested on that date as s,131.-
600 acres.
The rye production forecast was TO-
$4,000 bushels and condition 91.7 per
cent.
Hay production was forecast at
1o8. 5T9, 900 tons with the May / con.
aitiJn col percent and the area "a.
$4,000 acres.
Stocks OF hay ON farms May 1 were
10,792,0o0 tons.
Pastures condition, S4.5, May I.
Spring blowing. 63.5 per cent com
pleted. w
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Father and children Burned to psasl

Marengo Ill.-August Bourk, Jr,, and
four Of his children were burned to
death at their home here from fire
which started In an incubator. Mrs.
Bourk, two other sons and baby girl
were rescued by Bourk before he
plunged back into the flame-filled
house in nm effort to save the other
four. His charred body was found
lying across one OF the beds where the
bodies of the children lay.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
oqdsn company 90 pIa on wei

Ogden. News of the Fargo OH com.
pany. an Ogden concern operating In
the Casper, Wyo., field. bringing in b
5000 barrel well has been received In
Ogden by Ben Hunsaker vice presi.
dent Of the company, from President
Id. wethers. II was said the well
was shot In Friday and resulted La q
fIow OF 100 barrels an hour. The oil
was struck AZ depth Of 2,40o feet.
The company win arrange to have the
flow turned into the pipe line to the
refinerieA
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
electric Ferry for Frisco

San Francisco. What 10 declared TO
be the first Diesel electric auto ferry
boat In the world, built for the Golden
Gate Ferry company, was launched
here Thursday afternoon. The boat
win be chrIstened Golden Gate" It
win be put into service in June
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Americans Given Palestine Rights

London-An agreement has been
reached between the British gove.
ment, as the mandatory power in
Palestine, and the United States con-
corning the rights and protection OF
Americans in the Holy Land, says the
Central News. The agreement, 1t is
stated, provides that the rights OF
Americans and the protection the
shall be accorded shall be the same al
those Of nationals of member countries
oftha league OF nations.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
carpentler nd pempsey VIM Flqht

London.-Jack Demsey, worlds
heavyweight champion. and Georges
Carpenter, heavyweight champion Of
Europe, signed articles Friday after
noon to fight in Europe before June,
1923, according to announcement made
by Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager,
to the United Press. An English syn
dicate mas offered 100000 for the
fight and another offer. made by
Douglas Stuart, noted bookmaker.
stipulated f75 600 for fight In London
according to Kearns' announcement.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
JuuosIsvs Approve Loan Conditions

Belgrade.-The Jugoslay govern
mene, 1t was announced Friday, has
accepted the conditions of an Amer
lean banking syndicate for loan of
800, 000,0o0 at 8 per cent interest,
issued at so. The loan is guaranteed
by a customs monopoly.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

7 sr Make use Of for your information ON qnestons
b.t are pu1rla YOU Ii pleasure and privilege . ans
Sv m rrorpty Iii Questions submitted II more detaneo
sn ean Is gyen the. desired send stamped envelope m
viii Be- given promp, All communications WI always % M
absolute confidence ,.., =. IL ~ 80
All letters should be addressed very plainly pen ana hk
Helen Brooks Box 1915 Salt Lake City. 2kA-1Ga~~~A
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

Miss Socrates: am sorry can.
not reply to your questions here. u
you wish private reply write again.
giving your true name and address.
and enclosing stamped envelope, and
/ will see what can do for you.
Dear Miss BROOKS:
Can you tell me If any Of the drug
stores in Salt Lake carry an article
called Eye Bead" II is q sticRy sub-
stance used on The end Of the eycldshes'
and forms a small bead. II this can
be bought in Sab Lake, | mould lise 70
knoD the price Of il and The name and
address of the druggist that sells Il.
Thanking you in Advance, 1 am, pers
truly. Hone
am unable to locate this article u
the Salt Lake stores. but am informed
BY one Of them that they will gladly
send away for it If you desire. 50 le
me know whether or not you care te
have them do this.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Dear Mis- Brooks:

Dear Miss Broofs:
have tDo questions | mould lie to
hare answcred. What mill take ink
out Of clothing. both red and blue inkp
have mem pink smock and | spilled
red int all dorm the front and don't
knop hon 10 take il out. | also have
blue ink on my phife sailor MILDLY and
don't knop hon 10 lake that Out either.
Please hell me if you can. 3. / have
chosen for my bee hive symbol The he'll
iohope. and / pish you mould tell me
everything pou knop about il: history.
color, shape. meaning. size. ETC., and /
mill Be yerp pleased. am enclosing
a tDo cent ssamp and coupon for book
on recipes. Please send il 10 me.
THANKING you in advance,
PUZZLED. Manti.
If you will buy Sanfords Ink Eras-
er from your local stationery or drug
store. and use it strictly to directions,
think you will be able to remove the
ink from your clothing. both the red
and the blue ink. would advise you
to experiment little with the pink
blouse. however. trying the ink remov.
er on scrap Of the pink If you hav.
one, to be sure it does not take ou
the color with the INK. IL you do mo-
care 10 buy this Ink remover, try plac
ing the stained portion IN sour milk ane
allow to stand several days; then wasl
out in clear water and try again, if ne
cessary. Unless one knows the char
acter Of the ink, it i. a little hard i,
know what to recommend. If tn
stains are very bad. really think ii
best plan would be for you TO sen,
the articles to a professional cleane,
In regard to the flower you hay
chosen for your emblem, the heliotrops
! think you selected very sweet on,
at any rate. though / am unable TO d;.
cover that 1t has any special meaning
except that in the Language Of Flower
] it signifies Devotion, which is YER
pretty sentiment for the use you pla
for it The heliotrope, or .Heliotr,
pium," is plant Of the family Bo
: asinaceae and has flowers of d We,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

KNOwLTON BEAUTY SHOP Everything
known in beauty culture Let us tell YOU about
our Creams. Powder and Hair Goods $50 S. Main
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19
Dear Miss BROOKS:

Dear Miss BROOKS:
NV mother died about a year ago,
Leaving me 10 serve as a mother TO my
ipo smaller sisters. NY father is NOT
al home much and don't have amp
body 10 ash questions Of, 50 | thought
I'd ash you. Last night | Dent 10 a
party given 10 one Of the girls about my
size and age. Al The party they acted
terribly. They would play kissing
games and sit IN the corner and hug
each other. Because / Wouldn't join
in NTH them they called me a baby and
said I'D ncper catch a felloD if |
wouldn't let them even Hiss me. Please
tell me il that is the may all the people
do 10 become friends of The boys'
Surely my mother did moi dct this nay
whcn she mas a girl. Please let me
hear from you as soon as possible.
ROBERTA, idaho.
No my dear. all the people do NOT
act this way. but it is the sad truth
that good many do. Yod did jus,
right in refusing to enter into that sort
Of FUN" and have no doubt some
Of the boys and girls IN their heart.
really admired you for the stand you
took; but / know it is hard to be the
only one to uphold the standard. and
consider that you were a very brave
| girl to do It. You will be laughed a,
of course, just because you are differ.
emf. but you will have the satisfaction
Of knowing that you are doing as YOU
mother would have you do and as YOU
own conscience tells you, and IN tn,
future you will have cause to be yer,
thankful for having taken this course
Some day a boy is going to cons
along who thinks as you do and h,
will like you for it. | feel very sure 0
this, little girl.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

KEfCTED SCHOOL Of DREssMAKrNG
AEEJ1 LIN Instruct ms in Sewing. Cutting
and Fitting. 81 So Main
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

UTAH METAL WORKS. Mfg. Type Metal.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-05-19

Send 70 THE KNowLToN sHo@ 500 s. Main
Tor everything pertaining to maSInr of Dress
-, Hemstitchins. Plating. Buttons, Bin Holes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17
Julepoiten.

s Set 2iemeb b~llrtigere og let.
plntere at foa Slllepoiten, Tom ioar
pentes at bile llad enorme Eropors
toner, erpe6eret itioe til at fomme
GbreSIaterne ibGnbe inben SSl,le-
Gftell, er Ser, berettes Ser fra @aib.
irgton al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trltffet
cit SrbninG meb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tet for 8enptteli en al Sltnoreber al
IotortrltcfS / ale 9ele al 2anbet.
Gbeferne for IrmeforpSbiitrifter
ne meo Sobeofpartercr I Chicago,
&oSton, Nem 0orf philadelphia.
&tlanta, Columbus, Souiton o.
Sm SranciSco bar faaet Srore til,
paa Hefpiiition, at uolcpcrc til Yoit-
metre inben 6ercS reipcftipe SSltris.
biftioner ale Wo~tortrltcfS, Sc fall
ofic.
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Itrene til at inoIenbe Ell gereqnil,g
cber, boab 2cien al ct tilitrpffcliat
Tntol WotortrltcfS for InleSnin-
Qclt oiloc belo6e fig til.
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Daleet paa Papaii.

Sra Sonolltllt, territory of So.
roii q. Of So telegraFeres 14oe
Ntopem6er: @iaiam y. Sarrett,
TEN ferIte 8cmufrat iont err blepet
ral9t til &oneresbeleoat fra Sa-
luaii, iiben 9erne blep Ell Sort al
Sel al be Soreneoe Stater, or lltpils
FONT ben poplllrreite Warb al no.
n.oiionif 9lob / Serritprpet.
SonS Galg pao SrooS al Den re-
tublifanife Sioepanosbsl9e, ipnt
ItpIeoe en- npiten iolib q. 8. g.
GeprG Ientation inO / 2egisluturen,
iiIifripeS llbeluffenoe Den bsie Big
teIie, ban np6er i,toen aae 8lasier
al Sefolfningelt. Sg ligeiom Den
trrriqc 9elegat til 8on9reSi len Der
ira, Gri18 &ubio, ct bo,, olminOelig
ofbolot al sc inbfebte Sotpaiidrere
Gen rne &ongresbelegat bler
feot paa Gen Satpaii / 1877. Sans
Ia0er bar guropper % Woberen
falpblob3 Sapaiianer. Sam er Sra,
tltertt fra ct. 9oltiS College, SOHO
lltllt, o0 far taget en- aftip Gel /
0olitifcn.
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Gc9=W onumcntet.
SppcoIosen at "SSnner AT Nurse" ctr
$50 til Seg. Wipnnmcntet.

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icnere piit betboeIig Snteresie % mans
&c @ibras er fommet. SIerc 2oser faint
cgIaa andre Soreninger bar Ylaner
ont at afbolbe Setter eler Silitelninger
I'll Srbtrst for Ronumentfonbet.
Ser er mango Srsaniiationer, Sorz
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til Snbtrgt for Sonbet, bpiS noeen
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for $~2,641.4S. Siliammen $2,761.4S.
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gau Claire, @is.
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/ Imcrifa, Tom ban tilbsrte | SeSs
1ertoen.
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sGreSe Spnfetiuaer Sautt
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Z. 8. llbbn $40, Irs. G. 2arion (9arz
bro 2unaasmoen) SIS, Rrs. airfeib
ifsr ariiti aroacn Hdnsmoen) So. Ge>
!. llSbb SO, Ole 8. @rlcn so. Salt
$50.
Selgenbc al 9aslo. 9. G., bar icnbt
birctte til Snniet: Giten 9ett $40, Gnz
breip 2ett SO, @utbret 2sfen SO.
Salt $50.
Ser9us Sails, Iinn.. Oft, 1922.
Z. =. gierfins,
Sdsicrer for uGbntc Sorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-17

os ell biGlpcnbc Suanb -. til SipIb I;
tort WtSiionSs % Observation-Disclosures,
tetoe IN fremoper Ssiten o. @iutr.
rem. oa bet belle bGres oppe pcS fripiI.
Iise @aberl
@ib ps ct Ssitoffer til bisIe bors
Observation-Disclosures Iom Sol
til Srb for bans @obbeb in,pb bio.
S9nf bare paa, on Sar % Waor, bpor
goo Sub bar bGret inlob bia, at SIR
fdar pGre hos bire Barn mems So
tprer pp.
Bort @arnebiem er fulbt beIoot NJ
fIi9e imaa Staffarer Iom for bet mgi,e
har miitet baaoe Sar % Ior % IoSt
ttlbd9e | Serben | Den iterite SSottio.
fom.
.@il bt life sipe Iibt til beres I[eie
o9 Spbragelie? SGnf at foo brrs
meo at tiene @llo peb at gIGbe % biplpe
ilbscelige Renneifeiinle beb sysbabet
bort eget fiGre gamle SGbreIanbl
Sar on lite meget at gipe, ioo oib
icm bn fornlaar.
Spor Oct bilbe glGbe om f(ere al
&ninoeforeningerne 90 andre 6orenirz
ger blanot bort nprife Splf beroper pi(z
De rGfte os en- birlpenbe Saanb M
frerpper!
Settle blir Dor iibite InmoSnine on,
SiGlp for Sagen mems hi er Der / Can.
bet. Serfor icnb bet on fan afie ncb
enaang til Iisiionsfasierer, 8aitor &c.
Der San9ierb. 425 4tb Street, G..
@ineapolis, Mtinn.
gfeo broberlis Silfen.
Martin Ialmu,
Observation-Disclosures HeiicIctr.