If you make your ad WEATHER timely readers of ads UTAH: 'J will do the rest. VOLUME L. Snow tonight, colder south poation; Saturday erally fair. in LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, I gen! I .1 HJDAY, MARCH 18, 1927. NUMBER 66. b it E IIS LOST SPECULATION AS Til TFII Some Send for Reserva- f Several Persons Injured By Falling Buildings Five Killed in Single Household Blown Across Railroad Track. tions of Rooms With Bath Only Available Water in Gila River-- Ore Bodies Feverishly Sought. WINKELMAN, Ariz., Tree Mar. Much Concern Felt as to How Oil Land Law Controversy Will Be Settled Sheffield to Make Personal Visit Home in June. LITTLE ROCK, ARK., Mai. (P) A half dozen small communities in Southwest Arkansas, today were recovering from the shock - of twisting winds which last night left a toll of nine known deud and a bcore oi more injured, some ci itically. The brunt of the storm centered around Kondike where five lives wresn uffed put and one person was seriously injured in a single household. Mrs. Edgai Smith, her two-yeold. son, Clifford, Lennie 17, Cach, 22. Mathew Cash. and Artis Cash, 'sisters and brothers of Mrs. Smith were dead at Klondike, Lloyd McAllister, 20, of Willis; Clga Mody of Mountain view, and Mrs. and Mrs. John Buchalieu of Pointview were the others listed among the known dead. Two were known to be injured at Delight, Pike pounty and 8 to 10 injured at of n Destruction School house where one was sei iously injured, was reported DANIEL GEO F BAKER M.J.VAN SWEARINGEN OP. VAN SVEAStlNGEH UF.UiREE School from Mountainview FOUR GREAT TRUNK LINES AND PROPOSED FIFTH children had gathered at live The relation of the various railroads Involved in the proposed shifting .of the Eastern railroad line, school to rehearse a play. up is shown on the above map The fifth trunk line proposed by L. F Loree links the following roads: Communities in the vicinity Delaware and Hudson, Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh; Lehigh Valley; New York, Pittsburgh and of . Benton reported casualties Chicago (to life constructed from Eastort to Pittsburgh); the Wabash, the Wheeling and Lake Erie; Western Maryland; Pittsburgh and West Virginia; Ann Arboi ; Akron, Canton and Youngstown; The twister dipped near AlexThe map also shows the relation of the Wheeling Washington and Western, Minneapolis and St. Louis ander where the state training and Lake Erie and the Western Maryland to the lines of the two rival groups the New York Central, school for, girts is located, and Baltimore and Ohio and Van Swerlngen Lines on one hand, and the Loiee Lines and the Pennsylvania several of the buildings of the qn the other By gaining domination of these tv o lines the New York Central, B and O. and the Tan Ssenngcn Nickel Plate system put an obstacle in the way of Lorees merger plans. institution , were bown down -and two women hurt. , 4 Two wrere probably fatally (injured near Texarkansas, r Divorce Made Coolidge Lame 'young newly married coupk house farm was in the path oi Caused Easy I n Nevada the tornado. Hail And rain .acSake Hand New Measure J companying the storm in that By By community caused considerable WASHINGTON Mar CARSON CITY Nev., Mar. 18 property damage. The lame wrist of President An amendment (AP to the Train service was hampered Is a of the result strainCoolidge Nevada divorce law1 making the and ,in one instance the c) ew ed tendon, according to his phys- residence three requirement Hoi ician, Dr James A, Ooupal months Instead of six months, 4 ion a passenger train near An Xray of the wrist was tak- were forced to get out was passed by the Nevada legisSprings, en and It reealed a slight gather May Take Veteran At- I41 lature In its dosing hours this in the storm and cut a fallen ing of water and for that reason and the bill was limnedtree from the tracks. torney Until Next morning bandages w ere applied. lately signed bv Governor Fred The writ is expected to yield The ait originated in the Week to Complete Balsar. to treatment and it Is thought senate and vras an amendment to o will be all right soon. Dr. Coupal Iv6VlGW OI a measure passed Jiy the lower Sarah Ann Taylor upenmg MEXICO CITY, Mai. 18. (JP) The Mexican public is dis-- . which ai rived in Winkelman cussing with avidity the anjesterday from the east caused considerable amusement among nouncement of the state depart the old timeis here. Some asked men , at Washington that thh that reservations of two rooms differences between the United, and bath be made, others called States and Mexico are at for suites, while a few could be in no more critical state a contented with single room, if than was revealed in the correselse was available. nothing And theres not a bath in pondence concerning Mexicos n new oil and land laws 'as they town, remarked one old whose eyes twinkled as he Four or Five North-Easte- rn afiect American interests and looked over the batch of mesits interests and its expression Trunk Lines? sages. of hope that an Amicable setPlenty of water in the Gila, tlement may be reached though, if the spring rains are Center through negotiations. of War Over Proposed heavy, said another. There is much specujtion Railroad Grouping I expect them dude proshere as to whethei Tellez, ambassador to the United States pectors will bring along their By CARL S. BRANDEBURY who is now on his way back to golf sticks an let their valas NEW YORK, Mar. 18 (JP) VVashington pitk up the nuggets while they The after a hurried checkerboard war of the visit to Mexico Cityi has inplay a little game of golf. The easterners must hurry! eastern trunk line carriers to structions to sound ' otu the themselves' aPture the rich railroad busi- Washington government as to the kind of adjustment of the poor seconds in the Dripping J168. that lies between the and the Missis-frocontroversy it desires. Also stampede. Everything! . .c seakai'd contmues unabated there is gossip on the question the lowly flivver to the, f.1u,1river while quiet moves are whether intormal highest priced of motor cars is by the proposals of the made by Senor Tellez may opeH hammering the roads that lead industry.captains the way to a definite arrangeto the Pinal Mountain country, fifty thousand miles ment of the dispute. also called the Dripping Springs of Nearly railroad with a capitalization i While the ambassador was Frcm direction range. every of $4 500,000 are involved in the here he had a number of conthe grizzled old men who have tangled question whether the ferences with President Calles spent their lives scratching for nations transportation business and it has been assumed that pay or hunting m the sands in the northeastern section of these, at least in part, had to do of isolated streams for color the United States shall be carwith the controversy over the are heading for Winkelman. ried on four highly consolidatoil and land laws No official Many of them have already ed tiunk lines or a fifth system has been acknowledgement and arrived their numbers art created by the building of new made that Senor Tellez carries to connect in certain being augmented every hour. trackage back with him plans lor settleThe air is full of rumor and dependent lines between New ment of the trouble. , counter rumor. In any gather-- ; York and the Mississippi Valley. If Senor Tellez does not brIn the swirl and flurry of ing of men the spectator hears ing up the oil land question and of nothing but ledges, drifts, railroad securties that-riswhen he arrives In Washington Goats, wne gold, high and low fal on the stock exchange ; m first hand information on the the veiled moves of quiet buying grade ores and old tales of subject probably will be given other strikes. He. sees the re- by railroad interests of feeder President Coolidge in June by railroads and in the prounion of old "friends and . the plan R. Sheffield,, United James rail consolidation sudden cementing of new posed for ambassador to Mexico States Commade Interstate the by fi lcndships. who pui poses to return at that merce Commission be may piecAnd under the golden desert time for his class at moon and the wrarm desert sun ed together a composite picture Yale. W'hile Mr, Sheffield's trip not of a has lailroad that w'ar the gold hunters still tome, unwill be a personal one, it is exlike in transportation his-- ! der the spell of an old, old lure. Its pected that he will confer with tory both the president and SecretNo rate war. impends or is Governor Whitefield ary of State Kellogg on .the possible, the bankers say, as in 4 ' is Mexican a but said other todav it cause The of the house three days ago. making in- 4 strtiggle an Aged - Pioneer no reason situation. There Mr.is of Mississippi Dies of days, 4 - Will Flo At. Who TV vv 111 1 itxllf UC stfeined 4 tendon to 41 is believed to suppose that carrier giants to organize sanity a ground for divorce. Is Dead in Ogden Sheffield vjill have been due to the excessive Aside from the three months Executive Mansion their strategical in to Be ? Proved. positions pot' return to. his tempted In which the presi. residential requirement and the 4 ' Mexico the at own obtain field and their post City. 4 must j dent no but official addition of insanity as an eighth indulge . JACKSON, Mar. 18. (P) OGDEN, Mar. 18.0P) Mrs. amount of gross busi- i 4" explanation has been offered DETROIT, Mari 18 (JP)' The, muse the law Is the same as the Governor Henry L. Whitefield greatest Sarah Ann Taylor, Utah Mor- Farmers 444- thousands of dollars Aaron' J 44 444 Idaho , of Mississippi died at 4:41 ness. 4 this mon seven Some died here today at 'pioneer years ago oclock. He succumbed to canFalls Told to Sapiro was alleged to havej with the age of 92 years, w ithout recer of the bone, which first at- subterranean battle began in- Juvenile Officer" obtained from the 'there only surface and here More Acres to Beets tacked the left leg causing an ceiving a reply to the challenge to the public. visible dications association he were organized she issued on her last birthday amputation on November 30. Today finds the question of a Presents IDAHO FALLS, Mar. 18.(P) November 13. At that birthday Several days ago after having Prison or five trunk line system hong was disclosed that Mrs. Sugar beet growers wjio plant it returned to executive duties he four past still unanswered with the forces a descenacreage in beets each part had 310 was again forced to his bed. living Taylor In regard to the burglarizing million dollar libel suit against New York Central are certain of a cash crop she year the dants and Mrs. Whitefield was with led by the Mar. press through TAMPA, Pla., of William Burrs resilience, Henry Ford. j 18.(Jfp trunk four arrangea is and certain, that urging to profitable executive1 a issued person any the governor in the challenge The senator, who is defend - Hr. George A. Munch, convicted ment w'hile Leonor F. Loree from an item in the Journal speakers at a banquet last night to match that recoid, mansion wrhen he died-A- t the Delaware and yesterday, it will appear that ing the automobile manufac- -' head of a diploma mill said Mrs. Taylor was bom in Mis- told growers and business men. the death of Governor president of for a fifth the City Marshal is Hudson, fights to lay turer against Sapiro who claims, to have been operated here sissippi and set out with a party The banquet was given by the trying Whitefield, Lieutenant Goverwould link up the rePutati0I?wasinjured by since 1921, was sentenced to of emigrants to Utah when she local real estate board as a the blame on to myself for, V3 nor Dennis Murphree, of Pitts- -' .system thdt in Fords publication the t and Hudson, the BufDelaware flve years impH8onment in the was 14. At the age of 16 she was "good will meeting for beet boro automatically became chief and Pittsburgh Rochester Dearborn falo, was, Independent, , , married to Lake, w ho growers. executive of the state. Wabash by new trackto complete his ope'n--J ederal penitentiary at Atlanta was killed byBailey Idaho hurrying. in figures presented Speakers Indians Governor Murphree who it is and the cerage in Pennsylvania with ing plea. He showred irritation ard a fine of $1,000 m federal leaving her with four children. and facts that showed where expected will be administered by Mr, Burr and on account of a frequent interruptions on the; district court today. Notice of Later she was married to Pleas- many farmers had obtained a ( Continued on Page Six) the oath of office In a few days T the plaintiffs attorney, an appeal was filed by defense ant Green Taylor and she be- net earning of from $80 to $9( edicase being in 'Xogan City,part the is 44 years old, newspaper came the mother of six more per acre. Danger of over produca?d attorney. and being a burglary charge 1 Wil.liam, I,Ienry Galla?her tors and former state senator. Boyhood Hero Works was he insisted the children. Of the ten children, tion in potatoe crops w as stressj Murcutting At Pittsboro Governor Now naturally notified the pcuce deed by the speakers. Howley ' ' Dun for seven sifrvive. partment, and oflicer Jim Smith ( Conti uaed on Rage Three) phree published the Pittsboro j Other Charges Pending will be liqld services Funeral Monitor. Fla., accepted of the case and stak'TARPON SPRINGS, Against Dr. F. A. Cook Sunday in the Ilarrisville L. . Morales Came to , ed tnat he would investigate. fTwo Students i as , n (PH-DaHowley 18. Railroad Mar. chapel . A short time afterwards Mr. kBlow Death By OCill - Themselves! CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mar. 18. Browns Burr' notified me again and I A warrant for Dr. Fred- - Salt Lake Tribune 4 Merger Denied( managermanof the Bostonfor him again i(P) notified Mr. Smith of the 18 UP) A working has a OGDEN, Mar. 111 NElV ORLEANS, Mar. 18 (ff)i'erick A. Cook Arctic explorer case and he stated that he WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 hero. Owner his was Former decided boyhood who coroners today that was , issued here and jury Harold P. Bergeret, . 27, today-promoter Henry, Fords proposal to consmall boy Howley used could not go up to the Burr hand section Y. railroad Morales, C. D. in Washington, solidate his Detroit. Toledo aPdjtowtVnickTes for standing residence ahf investigate then, junior architectural student at, came to his death from - a blow because the City Marshal had Tulane university, shot midthe Ironton to defraud ntnneA in WASHINGTON, Mar. 18 (JP) on the right temple. At the same the police car up to the hospital killed himself early today U1 July mail, time the sheriffs office anon which the warrant 1924 widely-know- n Perry S. Heath, his but that he would look into it as home. His parents attnbutedvas )aaed, make it nounced it was seeking Paulo that possible and editor, is Alvar soon as possible. interstate commerce publisher noted who the to act a iz, another Mexican, Buck to Freeman, be home. Dr. Cook may brought here sion. If the police department had , dangerously ill at his home here departed hastily in a small car wras then the hitter. run he stand is home providing trial, The commission dismissed an froma complication of diseases. with his wife and seven children 18 leased from Leavenwortlr fielder GALESBURG, III, . ret used to accept of the case peni- I would He then investimade entire series of apphcations Eosto hve formerly, owned the Salt a few hours before Morales was (JP) Earl Main, 17, high school tenfiary on a conditional parole h. oley the found lying uneoncious under a made by Ford'fa-esgation, but 'when they did ac- junior, killed, himself last night granted yesterday, jLake Tribune, established was and 'Salt Lake cept of it, I considered that I with a ifle. Friends said Main Telegram warehouse platform Wednesday A telegram was sent rto tjie had nothing further to dq with a brilliant student, had old Cincinnati morning. Witnesses at the .inleditoi of the Leavenworth warden informing be;n . who would l.,! Howley is manae-t- o it. Signed: re2,u!j about a part he had (him of the indictments pending Commercial Gazette, He is 70 quest said they last saw Morales sell out theirfietroit, Toledo for the ANDREW KING worrying in a school play. j years old. jwilh Ahanz.t ri jhcre. Un stock. 18. (P) A sheaf of telegiams 18. vet-eia- ? pre-De- ar ( - gs m Moun-tainvie- i r 44-44- - Wrist e 1S-(- j AP) - . - ! , - - ! -- 4- - 4- - r at 4- - 4- - 4--4 hand-shakin- - 4-- at - Put 'Term i j t 1 . f - - Fords D-S- s i- - . over-stud- y. - . - f and Ironton U rJS -- , - - ' nt