The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 5

Till: PES JIOIXKS ltrailSTER: TUESDAY MORN SEPTEMBER no. 1010. minnMm mil turn L. US it Prini'wrna WM dAILINUd association, In a short talk urged the members of the teams to use REFUSE TO INDORSE Berkshire Secretary LABOR-FARM MEETING DELEGATES HERE TODAY spU u-itt. "'iPiK Doaru ves-or the United kingdom was it a strike of British railway workers veuTnT the salUn6s ot fessor of animal husbandry at thv University of Illinois, chairman of the team of Judges, announced the ranking of the hoga, and M.

N. Gordon of Chicago announced the prize winning teams and Washington, D. told the teams that hogs are the one big source of income, the real "mortgage lifter" of the farmer, and urged that stock breeding be made a business and not a "game." Prof. H. W.

Mumford, pro their influence for honesty and in-j tegrity In the breeding of pure bred livestock. I E. Z. Russell, swine specialist of TO BRITISH PORTS the department of agriculture, Ireland and Mn "i'1 by tne Leaders Here for Discussion of Cost of Living Question at Wellington. Many Vessels Scheduled for CAR SERVICE CUT Plan of Receivers to Pay Less and Give Less Service Halls Committee.

England Held Up at Atlantic Ports. TiriOHIVriTOK. P. Sent 1Q nnwtt' i-. chinning in American pnrtH bo far Face Peeling Easy-Blonde or Brunette "Th blonde's complexion fades earlr.

lnrollKi the making public or an order issued late strike became a certainty The shipping board, it was ev plaiued, ordered sailing, suspended following receipt oP information irom its representatives in England aa to conditions in the ports there and after the issuance of the British order prohibiting the furnishing of bunker coal to any ships other than outbound British vessels. While shipping board vessels al-ocated to the United Kingdom trade constitute only about one-half of the American tonnage engaged in that trade, the congestion of ports resulting from the strike and the British bunker coal orders are expected to stop eventually should the strike continue, the sailings of all American craft lo the British Isles. Shipping board officials refused to comment on the effect the suspensions would have on the gradual accumulation and resultant congestion of goods at Atlantic and gulf ports. Past Experience. "Tour sinter has a fine rango.

But van she manage It?" "She might in. Fhe ti-H lo a cook I The CRICKET Delegates to Iowa's fanner-labor conference began to arrive in Des last night to discuss the high cost of living, but 'admitted frankly that they didn't know what they could do about the problem, once it had been discussed. H. G. MacDowell of Columbus Junction, secretary of the conference, came to Des Moines last night.

Fred Canfield, president or the State Federation of Labor, arrived a few hours earlier. About 100 men, as delegates from the farming communities and labor unions in different parts of the state, will attend the meeting Wednesday. It developed yesterday that the union men would probably make a charge that farmers were partly responsible for the high cost of food, during the course of the conference. Secretary MacDowell declared last night that such talk was utterly unfounded. MarDowell advocates an understanding between farm and labor interests to cut out the middleman.

bcus htr akin la extraordinarily thin Isad fins." say Mme. Ltna Cavallcrl. The Drtinstte's. a rule, Is the reverse. The kin thicker and has a tendency to an oily appearance." For either the faded blonde's skin or the brunette oily or sallow complexion, the belt remedy la ordinary mercollznd f'M1 mvmrV nirht.

thl. will irlvn i one an entirely new complexion wlihln bout a week's time. The wax Kraduully seels of the worn-out surface skin, with ill Its defects, a little oach day. nffectlna the delicate underskirt in rank S. Springer, secretary of i American Berkshire association anu superintendent of the Rpvk.h'i'e exhibit fit the National Swine Show and Exposition which opened at the fair grounds yesterday.

Some of the most prominent hog raising authorities of the country are here this week for the national exposition. the leant. The latter will have the uulsltely beautiful a-low of youth Indeed, one mav readily lose ten or fifteen years from her aire, so far as appearance goes, by a course of this simple treatment. The wax procurable at any drug store, is rj Cherry Tan "siss Calfskin I unfilled IIKB cola crram. rttiv.

M'CARTHY FUNERAL TO TO BE HELD THIS MORNING A New Model for College Girls Former Associates of Detective Will Act As They are wearing them already thousands of girls upon the campus, on long hikes, for all-day shopping jaunts. For the girl much on her feet no shoe has ever been designed so serviceable, yet so bewitching. Call and look at its nice restful heel, its long tapering forepart and its lovely lines from top to toe. With six of his former associates in the police and detective departments as pall bearers, the body of Con McCarthy will be laid to rest today at the family lot at St. Ambrose cemetery.

Kequiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Peter's church, at East Eighteenth and Lyon streets. Frank Harty, John Brophy, Michael McCartney, J. M. Cleary, and two others whose names had not been announced last night, will act as pallbearers.

Three brothers of the dead detective, Pat, Michael and John, and two sisters are here for the funeral, SCOUR WOODS FOR M'CARTHY SLAYER Following the meeting of the citizens' committee last night at the Grant club, it appeared probable that but one plan for the solution of the street railway problem will go to Federal Judge Martin J. Wade today, and that plan without the indorsement or recommendation of any but the receivers of the company. The receivers' ideas, drawn up in the form of a report to Judge Wade, were the only ones presented to thd committee, which voted to draft a resolution recommending that more information be furnished the court before the plan be adopted. The plan, as outlined, provides for a reduction In service by way of lessening the distance of loop travel downtown, a higher fare for points outside the city limits, and a cut in the wage scale for the car men. Want Wages Cut.

It Is claimed in the report that the agreement between the street car company and J. B. Wiley, business agent for the street car men's union, was conditional upon there being enough revenue to pay the 60 cent wage, and upon the adoption of a 6 cent fare by the people at a special election. Consequently, it is the opinion of the receivers that the men are no longer entitled to the higher wage. With their usual caution officials of the union last night said that they could not predict what the men would say to this proposal, hut private opinions were expressed to the effect that the workers would not stand for a return to the old wage scale.

The resolution of the committee, with the report of the receivers, is to be forwarded to Judge Wade who Is in Davenport. James B. Weaver, president of the Chamber of Commerce, was selected last night to draft the resolution. Permanent City I'lnn. Representatives of the Grealcr Des Moines committee, the Chamber of Commerce, Marshall Miller, president of the Trades and Labor assembly, and Corporation Counsel flyers were present last night.

Mr. Byers did not submit his plan for permanent relief to the consideration of the conference, only temporary measures being discussed. It was the opinion of most of those In attendance that the reductions in service proposed by the receivers would not be felt by the public. The report of the receivers says that 518 car miles would be eliminated by the reductions. Object lo IHaiJut Clause.

But it is not in the specific cut described that, observers see disadvantage to the public. It is in the general prayer of the receivers that the Judge grant them power "to make the speciric reductions In service as hereinbefore set out, and in addition to eliminate any unprofitable service as may be found advlsaMe and practicable bv your receivers from time to It is pointed out that under this provision, If such powers were granted, the receivers would have full power lo give whatever service they pleased. Clly Street. Car Supervisor Scott (ioodrell is said to favor the reductions in loop traffic recommended by the receivers. Judge Wtirie will probablv not be In Des Moines for some time, it was said last night.

Any order he may make will probably be sent by him to the clerk of the federal court here. Fresh, Sweet, Delicate Made from the White Meat of Coconuts Troco is a real luxury, although you save much by it use. It is made from the most appetizing of ingredients dainty nut fat extracted from the white meat of coconuts and churned with pasteurized milk, the favorite food products of Tropic and Temperate climes; Its fresh, sweet delicate flavor and perfect texture are unsurpassed by any product, whatever the price. Troeo is made by a special process which insures a perfect and standardized quality. It is churned and shipped daily, on ice, to insure it reaching your dealer in perfect condition.

Ask for Troco by name and insure satisfaction while Boot Shop The Shop Ahead" ('ONTINTICII FROM IA(IK OVE. I nun iu TV vtuvo uii cvwjr fnrunu. ll you nave trouble in securing it in the periect condition it should be, OLIIU JUU1 lialUC III UlC JIUVU It Ul i ouun vompany, vnicago. Troc Is labeled" "olee-marnarlne" because of laws the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, in special meeting assembled; "That we deplore the untimely death of Police Officer Con McCarthy, alleged to have been shot down while In the discharge of his duly; that we hereby express our hr rtfelt sympathy to the widow and children; and that we pledge to the department of public safety our united support In their efforts to apprehend the perpetrator of this atrocious crime." AID M'CARTHY FAMILY Ebjimki oeioremis nnt-mans otter was Invented. Rut it contains no animal oils Juet pure vegetable fats and milk, told by Harry Goldman Cc.

201 Court Ave. Walnut 3" II TresH flub Meet Tonight to I)ls-iisn Fund Project, Plans for helping care for the widow and seven children of Con McCarthy, murdered rietertive, will be taken up by the City Press club at a special meeting at 7 o'clock tonight. Proposals for a benefit entertainment to be given either In the Coliseum or Auditorium will be discussed and other means of assisting the family brought up. The meeting will he held In tho club-rooms (in Walnut street. $1 ,500,000 IN HOGS OPENS SWINE SHOW "Ec a package JOJ before the war 1 Build Up Again On A Solid Foundation of Justice To the men and women of America: The ending of the Great War has brought peace.

But the only safeguard of peace is social justice and a contented people. The deep unrest so emphatically and so widely voiced throughout the world is the most serious menace to the future peace of every nation and of the world. Great problems face us. They cannot be put aside; they must be met and solved with justice to all. a package during the war and a package COLORED SINGER 'HERE Madame Brown Gives Concert at Corinthian Baptist Church.

Madame Anita Pattl Brown, one of the best known colored singers In the country, appeared in concert at Corinthian Baptist church last night under the auspices of the Des Moines branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Madame Brown presented the following program In which her plinin accompaniments were played by Mrs. Dulza Hammitt: "T.a Travlata" "VltlnnoUr" ilrii'' Anna "NurvvfRlnn Nons" SaHr "Irtnh IjOvp Hmik" "Ah Crdfi Mrnta" rtelllni "A Snni; of ln'lla" "Snmetlmps 1 Keel l.ike a Mothcr- I'lillrt" Tavlor "t'l River" fiurlriKh Vurlioo" Lfhntatiu Madame Brown has recently returned from a tour of South America and the West Indies, where she was soloist with the Klghth Illinois National Guard military band. JTONTIM 'JKI KHOM I'AfiE ONE. Hampshires close behind.

Iowa exhibitors are more numerous than those from other states. One of the features of the show Is the display of hams and bacon made by the department of agriculture. Besides several hundred pieces of home cooked meats, ther are Jars with' the correct amounts ot the several Ingredients of home curing preparations with directions for using. Home curing is being urged as a means of reducing the cost of meats. The judging in the Duror, Jersey and Nerkshire classes will begin at 9 o'clock this morning and the same task in the Tamworth section will start at 10 o'clock.

Another general program at the carriage barn this afternoon and the National Swine Growers' banquet tonight at Hotel Fort Des Moines will complete the day's program. Iliinqiict CoHcro Men. The members of the four winning college teams yesterday were guests at a banquet at Hotel Silvery III, at which the officers of the association and the team of Judges were also present. The Missouri team wins a prize of 125, the Kansas team $100, Iowa $80 and Nebraska $60. P.

M. Vandiver of Missouri won the Individual prize of $50. Others ranked in order: T. J. Moore, Missouri, $40; W.

E. Wledeberg, Nebraska. $15; M. K. Scott, Missouri.

$25; J. D. Montague, Kansas, and H. F. Messkh, Missouri.

Robert ,1. Evans, president of the 3 MAID In the hope of stating the lines that will best guide us in the right solution, the National Catholic War Council has published a report entitled: HIT ON HEAD AND ROBBED Man Found Unconscious in Al THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! "Social Reconstruction: A General Review of the Problems and Survey of Remedies." Among the subjects treated States Employment Service, Women Workers, National War Labor Board, Wage Problems, Reduction of the Cost of Living, Social Insurance, Labor Participation in Industrial Management, Child Labor, Main Defects of Present System, A New Spirit A Vital Need. Buttermilk Creates Beauty Overnight Delightful Nw Vanishing Oram CoiiUiinittfcTmo Ituttcnnilk MnJtra You jink Years Younger or Money Ita-ek. ley Off East Sixth and Walnut. SluggiA and robbpd, fat Irwin, (JOB Soul, East Fifth street, was found unconscious by the police in an alley at East Sixth street between Locust and Walnut about 9 o'clock last night.

A three cornered gash was cut In the top of Irwin's head by the blow, evidently from a pipe or sharp edged club. Three were taken in the wound and the man was taken to his home. His assailant got a small amount of money Irwin could not tell exactly how much. Police have not found the -robber. JOSEPH SCHREMBS Biihop of Toltdo WILLIAM T.

RUSSELL Bithop of Charltslon PETER J. MULDOOV, Chairman Bithop of Eoekford i JOSEPH F. GLASS Bithop of Salt Laki City GETS YEAR FOR LARCENY 1 ft drat application of HmvanV 13ut-tfirmilk cream will astonlih you. It treat t)flauf almost like niafclc, but he mot v-ondTful thing about tt the fact that whilrt turns tho dullegt ami most I'MoJts complrxtnn to radiant beaut arui niakra rf tl or rouuli arms snowy viiltp, yd tliore 1 nut the alight-nt siRti il Uf.1 aftffr application. It actufilly vanish's from Kisht and th most I.

Paled at mophtTi will not produce th "euwt shinlnt'Hut or nf ihn sUtn, TheiP I no hccTft alt out It nor Is thiT anv doubt about the result- It'a Jut common, ordinary Huuermllk in thn furm nf a woml'-rful fr-am Kntly ma.MURed with th inn'T tip. around the corners of tho "-veil find mouth To prove tli la to your complote aatla-fiction obtain a urnall quantity of Howard's IJuUeinillk "rram tho John Mc-Nernfv I'rue rTtmnany en th monoy if plan. The direction are mi-noil and It roxt i no httln that any girl "a-rd It. The Reconstruction Program is issued by the Committee on Special War Activities National Catholic War Council 1312 Massachusetts Washington, D. Man Captured at Wood ward, Pleads Cuilty Here.

James Wilson, captured by a farmers' posse after he had been found entering a house at Woodward. several weeks ag), pleaded guilty before District Judge Meyer in criminal court yesterday afternoon and was sentenced to a year in Jail and a fine of $100. Wilson was indicted by the grand Jury on a charge of larceny from a dwelling. The occupants of the house ll is alleged to have entered were attending a community celebration at Woodward, when relatives stopped to call and found Wilson running away from the place. A silk dre.s nd other valuables were said to have been tnken.

Two editions of 100,000 copies each have been exhausted and a third edition is now ready. Copies will be sent free on request Jik Cuticiira Promotes Hair TTpnlifi 118 AgdnrfkU; SomS, Odrtnur Titans to.