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Show Jtx. THE DESERET NEWS WEDNESDAY- - MAY 30 1923 BULGARIAN WOMAN IS HIGH DIPLOMAT Iffl CLOSES FilO K i ' 4 CASE ffn tfic SVeiy Country Glh.8 Qiistri ct Buy an Acre of Ground for the Price of a Building Lot Verdict Expected, in Suit T i Against Gopers Before Trial .End .of Week . Drawn Out. " , - .j' i ' ' - V- - - i TanV JL t The DUBUQUE, low. May 30 eloee ' of the United State eensa--- 1 tlonal Income tax conspiracy case agnlnritwo Dubuque men, A, A. Cooper, and W. I", Cooper, Is in tight. before the meek closes it If expected that they will' hear the erdlct.- The outcome Is being awaited ..throughout ihe country " - " heoaute of the nation-wid- e impor- unco and significance of the case. Coopers are charged .with conspired to. make erron- aqua Income tax returns In order te defraud the government out of Income.and other taxes for sever- - - al years. There are other lndlct- mentis against them and thu com- pants they and others represent. Thirteen Indictments were returned 'against the Coopere. The Case Is bearing Important because of the the outcome will have on the Ire- tornaL. revenue bureau's efforts to examine books and records of In- -' jUvldual and companies and to enforce payments of income and ,, sxcesr profits taxes. The end of the long drawnout 7 " . and aaneatlonal trial came In sight with unexpected suddenness late The defense rested and . ' yesterday the government required but e short time for the introduction of , The defense rebuttal testimony. . having , - If & ' Nadejda Standoff, daughter of the Bulgarian minuter to Tendon, was fh fret of her countrywomen to adopt diplomacy aa a life career,- - She has been placed In complete charge of the Bulgarian embasay, in London, while her father and the first secretary are attending the Near East Peace Conference at Lausanne, Switzerland. . Mies BtRKtKY i (T TWtNTYTNI.D then announced that it did not sire to Introduce any rebuttal wit-- . d-- 1 nesses, ..The court closed the taking of Neither of the defend- - testimony. ants testified. ' . Inv A (notion for. a directed verdict Britain's Now Premier Was then submitted to , Federal Deal Former Narcotic 'Agent dicates Intention Judge George C. Scott by the de-Scott the excused (enae. Judge Jury until Thursday and set today's With German Debt Disappears in Undersession for the hearing of the ar-- f t China in. Hunt world gumenta ore the motion to direct, . Question x If the motion it overruled the arguments to the Jury will be started For American Girl. tomorrow. It Is believed the case will reach the jury tomorrow night. BY HAL O'FLAHERTY. No ruling on the motion for a di- . Tec ted verdict was expected until (Special Cable to the Deseret News BY JUNIUS B, WOOD. . ; court convenes Thursday. ana the Chicago Dally Mows.) Cable to the Deeeret Ne (Special . ' In the several Cooper eases the , . . ((Copyright, 1023.) and - the Chicago Daily New, government claims Income taxes, May LONDON,, excess profits taxes, penalties and (Copyright, 1(23.) CAfrfbN. China, May 30. Jo 7 , interest from the Coopere for Completed the ; formalities -of file Induction fnto Office Stanley- Bald several years totalling nearly ph. Peak, widely known through, ' 9 ? wIST-JfeBrltalpY fteTrtmi out the United States a a dormer minister, has Indicated clearly to government narcotics agent and Ms intention of later es a his colleagues prohibition enforcement . . dealing with the reparation ques- officer, into has - disappeared tion before taking up any other China's great unknown underworld Issue and that the Immediate ob- and all American- - eonsula In the ject of British diplomacy will bs Orient have been notified In hope to arrange for a new conference. Of securing trace cf hie whereMr. Baldwin agrees with Lord Cur-so- n upon the gsnsrsl principles abouts. In the course of hi law enforceInvolved and wants. above everyPeak ment has activities placed allied solidarity In the thing of dUeuaaion of the next German more than 200 Chinese Inviolators (By The Associated Frees) American lew Harrison the drug An note. OLYMPIA. tVaxh.. May this end Great Britain prisons and It is now feared that un- -' outbreak of sheep scab that may willToward Join forcer with Belgium, the silent, persistent Chinese reach even larger proportions than Italy, end France in writing the derground drug ring ,haa finally one of four years ago. Is feared by .reply, thereby throwing the whole enmeshed the diminutive American officer. department of agriculture official Buhr.problem Into a general con- - Peak arrived In Canton a fortas a heault of inspection In Ben- ference setting. night ago and registered at the Unified Action Forecast. Asia hotel as "Joseph McGee ton county near Proseer, where a rebeen haa official, He oonflded to American Consul Nothing hand of 1,400 sheep - was found-tBelceived in London regarding Raymond P. Tenney that he wee . ' be Infected. , note xto Franc outlining! in china seeking the loet daughter Dr. L. C- - Peltoh, of the state glums 1 believed thet It new tertne but 0f wealthy American client. He department who has Just returned this new Un of action offers every showed Consul Tenney, a Memphis from that section aald today that Immediate steps would hp taken to possibility of united action and , police Identification bureau picture a high road to a complete ot an Oklahoma City men whom, put the Infected sheep through the perhaps , he asserted, was the kidnapper of dipping process, in addition to ex- settlement. from Berlin strike the the girl. i '' Reports tending Investigations. Four years moat - not tn many Thet night he started on a tour age It was "neceesary tq treat al- monthsoptimistic the latest mev of Canton' especially most- 100.000 sheep In Okanogan flower, boats" Since the Relchatag to offer the allies then he has been missing. Hie bagcounty. The disease occasions se- In in gage and confidential paper reto sheep men. the wool terras making them partners ' rious loss off fhe animals, many of the main productive activities of main t the hotel. dropping German economic life. It is beUqv-e- d While employed as a governwhich ale. .... her that Curzona persuasive sl ment agent. Peak worked on many forth exerted upon Berlin Induced ( of the blggeat cases of the Internal German government to outline revenue and treasury departments is the Famous Football a plan handing over German land Hie principal fielda of operations and property for the purpose of I were New York. Chicago and Charged With Fraud taxation, while all financial and ! Washington. At on time he was concerns will Issue central figure In the unearthing commercial bonds based on a certain propor-lo- f a big opium theft from the tlon of their capital, which will be; vaults of the treasury department, available only lor the purpose of. Later Peek operated in Chicago 1 reparations during the lurid day of Dr Wll- In more ways than one this pro-- 1 Ham S. , Sage and Colonel X. G. in from1 HI record also ehowa many .with fits Germany , Nutt. posal the' reported detail of the new-, sensational raids and arrests In Belgium plan and arouses an in- government caea in Boston. Philatelies desire among British buel- - delphla, St. Louis San Francisco, ness men to see matters threshed Atlanta. Savannah. Memphis out In n new conference. , , Nashville. Birmingham, Wheeling A Great Opportunity for to A set-bac- .Asttitm-lknkiREAL ESTATE t. Star I Its . SaUl&uiCtty I. so Easy to Enjoy Ihe Freedom o! the Suburbs? v.V legal stock negotiations. Brickley la, charged with the alleged theft of 10.000 from the Commercial Trust a, of Springfield. Company, arieing from the deposit, of certain stocks of the Bigelow. Carpet Company, with the bank as security far a long. Ho Masea-chusett- Story of Disturbance in ! Coal Field Harki Back To Street Fight in West Virginia, . CHARLESTON. W. Va May 39. The atory of labor disturbance in the Southern West Virginia coal fielda being told in the United Btate district court here, shifted today to the Mate-wa- n er -- 1, t-- I-- L 1 - , tv 9 Deeds. Fix Fmal Spiritual Pilgrimage 11 Hams, property Washington bounty H Rolapp to Gartrwda 1 Karoua, loti It and IK block It, Fopporton plaeo Etta Atkina to John Dolar, lot I. block Hi, plat A Hyrum J. Jensen to David It Ivto, lot 14, block 1. Kanwook addition Hyrum J. Jenaen to Thoraao An daraon, lot 1, block 14. plat B Hyrum J. Bodall to Claroneo D Eckard, lot 2$, block 2, Konwood ditlotx Goorgo L. Spahr to Goorgo B. Spahr, lots II and 10. block 12. Foplar Orovo addition Jamco Smith to John A. Fair olough. part of Motion 12. town hip t iouth. rang 1 wast ... Kimball A Woharda ftadurlOlii company to L. F. Mrfbgum, lot It. Jackion ftquaro Kimball A Ridhardi Sacurttlai company to 1 F. Mangum, lot' 41 and 42, block, 2, Southgato Park, plat A Mary Wallin to Benjamin Kraba, lota 12 and II, block I, amondad Thorndyka Frank Oborn to Goorgo Vtahor. St. townahip S part of ioction iouth. rang 1 wait Catherine A. Kilmer to John N. Swift, lots 21 to 41, block 10. Perktna First Grand View Alice H. Palmer to Ooorge Q. lot 2, block I, plat A . Smith, CocH- - A- - Manwartnp te Jameo tb Watson Iota 44 and 41, Felt ubdlviaton C. W. ISdgtngton to Emily Bcher-singe- r, loti 20 and 21, block IS, Forest Dale addition H O M Chrlateneen to Hana 1. Christensen, part of ooctlon I, township 2 south range 1 east Jesse F Tuckott to Elisabeth Reichert, loti 27 and 21, block 4. Forest Dale Gilmer Realty company to Joseph W. Bowerbank. lots II and 24. East Gilmer Park Kimball A Richards Security company to KlmbalL A Richards Building company, lot I. block a. ... .. Motnefleld i Hy. J Jensen to Kimball A Richards company tot I, block IV ten-aeplat K Helen R Raddtry to Lillian Rail ley, lot 2. block 10. plat F . Lillian Reilley to Helen R. Bad- dley, lot 10, block 11 I acre plat Jefferson Home Purchase Plan 10 Franklin I Charles Brlckley, , former harvard football star.. is. under Indictment In Boston, on (charges of il- Ifarrutr In ' Llncolo-Wendov- Real Estate Transfers Crr1 Gray to O W. Frith, prop $ rty in Washington county C W. Frith to Cnrrla A. T Wll street fight," of Jay if, 1920.when Albert Feltsand six other Batdwtn-Fek- ei detectives were killed after they had evicted striking miners, from coal company houses. Mias Jennie Mullens, who said eh waa not more than seven feet from Felts when he dropped from the first shot fired, told what she Hailed aa Leader. . jand Tampa. could recall of the general ahoot-In- g In which not only seven Mr. Baldwin la hailed byTth of the party of 14 detectives, but alao newspapers as an extremely popuE two Matewan were shades cf all killed lar prime minister, residents Her also covered opinion accepting him as a great testimony speeches by President Frank Keeunifying force in domestic as well ea foreign polities He has not atney and Secretary Fred Mooney, PRAISED BY MABEY of Dietrict 17, United Mine Worktained a complete reunion of the ers. about a month prior to th conservative party but he has glv-- n "battle," and the killing of Ans promises that the differences should be healed soon. On the surDecision of the secretary of egri . Hatfield, Matewan hotel proprietor who waa a witness of "the battle." face his reception by the party culture upholding Utahs stand Anse Hatfield, she said, testified at member - and by th House of the Wendover of the against he grand Jury investigation Is and Commons practically unanimous but underneath lie many bit- Lincoln highway west . from Salt about that time received an sriony. all one and for demonstrated mou note of Lake was It not ter disappointments warning. At the party conclave th old that the state wlir be able te build long afterward that a shot from - darkness of the street thekilled wants without sait where waved reads in her their top hats peers luting him, but they alao waved dictation from outside sources This him as he eat In front of his farewell to any chance of a peer result. Governor Charles R. Mabey hotel. Ike Brewer, In answer to quesweekly told ROtartana at their becoming prime minister. luncheon Tuesday ts th moit Im- tions as to whether he took part In th shooting at Matewan, said portant of the . Student s Present "I tried to keep out of It," but controversy. A second result of considerable when the question was repeated, he declared is the dis- answered: "I suppose I did. Pleasing Program Importance closing that the efforts to gain InWestminster college last evening dorsement of th Lincoln war route, geve an excellent entertainment in were aimed at th heart of th Molla Makes Good the form of an operetta "The Fire atat and were designed to enaku Start in England Prince There was clever quick Ely. Nevada, rather than Salt Lake action, eparkllns comedy and well th point for diverting travel west CHISWICK. Borland, May I. executive rendered aolos dueta. quartets trio and ecu hweet. The BJuretedt Mallory, Amerand rhomaee Mlee Dor Burlff thanked th ftatarlane for their aid Mrs Holla Wendover ican woman lawn tennis champion, weB'muetcel director, Mia Marjorie in tha mev to cur-tCrltchlow. dramatic director began her foarth campaign on Brit, and road approval Mlea Hanoi Richarsoon, dance diRobert, W. Fleher, Jr. an eagle lsh court with two oaay' victories rector. Particularly good (fork waa eobut spoke on the significance of tn th Middlesex championship her , Memorial dav. It Wa voted to at- by detesting Mlea R. Thorne, don by Howard Wolf a a king Lionand Mr Owen Taylor, at el Brown aa th hero prince. Gordon tend th Steel day celebration of la Jh second and third rounds Patterson a Spanish ambassador. Provo, June in commemoration Katherine Silver aa Rose, th am- tha sstabllshmsnt of a atssl Indus- F. Dick. H. O. Sanford. George Oi bassador daughter, and Marjorie try In th Intsrmountaiawaacountry. Chariea Oscar A. Klrkham appointee Relf. Simon Rosenblatt. Crawford aa th queen. There were El and McKendrlcit wer J th Ro. to International aa a and Tyng chorus of delegate nearly principals convention tn St. Louts June named to entertain Rotarlans visit (0 The operetta wa preceded by tary 22 with W. H. Lovssy and Dean ing Salt Xake on their way to tin Bernice IS to th crowning of Mlq, W. W, Fleetwood as alternates. H eonveni Wt. Bourne as Gueen of thJ'May. , denies US chargee Wasatch. 120 4 , , INSURANCE - BONDING Flocks 3. : MORTGAGE LOANS Why Live in Congested Areas When 1, y k Compattu ns yiXoinStreet Sheep Scabies -- l - S Esaee . Country Club Acres is three minutes from Sugarhouse and fifteen minutes ride to uptown business district. Pavement all the way.- Half-acr- e lots, $350 to $500. Quarter acres, $200 and $250 each. Six per cent interest on deferred payments. Final payment within 5 years, City water. All lots in Country Club Acres are sold under $3,000 building restrictions, with proper lines for homes and outbuildings. Not more than 4 homes to be erected on any one acre of ground. of at Once. Acre Home Sites $675 to. $1000 Each Progressive Home Buyers ' Special Dispatch to Hie Deseret Copyright, ion. 10 New. 10 10 10 10 10 111 170 10 10 ... A BY JOHN ARCHER CARTER. 10 1 10 Va. May 23. RICHMOND. Final plan for th "spiritti! pilgrims to th homa of Thomas g" Jefferson, author of th Declaration of Independence, a pilgrimage which ,is expected to aasur the purchase of the old mansion for th peope of America ar being formulated today at the Hdtel Jeff arson here. Th Thomas Jefferson memorial asaoolatlon,' two year old today, 1 In session. Officer of th organization declared thl morning that formation of th association wa th result of th nationwide demand that Montl-celJeffersons horn, at Charlottesville where he won the reputation of "sage. ibe bought aa a memorial. It is estimated that one million dbllara will assure th purchase and upkeep of one of Vir. ginia s ratios. to raise this money from o. ,00 John W. Thompsok.to James Dbctarmaa, lot I. block 2, plat A, .. ... tO X,00 10 W. R. Whitelatch to Ada O. Rax, tot 2, block 1. Mala Straet and . 10 8tata Road additlaa 10 people In every state tn the union at first a puxale to th A scheme1 must be arrived at It waa decided to guarantee every modern follower of the first Jeffersonian Democrat, a chance to contribute hla trifle. ws asso'-eiatlo- .plrttual pilgrimage" plan, em! Ih'ng unique tn nationwide aani palgne waa arrived aL ) !". "mileage books will be placed on sale all over the country wtthin a few daye Every man, woman child and ean buy 7, much -- mlleag, aa ha can afford It coat but-cent a mil him.!.1 pu7:hM h may conriSK dipped for the "eplrltulf pilgrimage to be made to Monti " AprU 21. Each fee there in spirit, having bought the entitlement at the cos PiLhP.Vhun-- . drddoiirt-- - 2 Yl.lO J i Salt Lakers Banquet Pointin': Fund Envoys' Jamsu Pack to Anna B. Watts, lots I to ft. block ft4. Central .... 10 Park subdivision 10 William Doxey, Jr, to Charles W. Htder, lot t, block Lf-- A Reprseentetlve Jew, 1 acre plat A 4h, dty M0 darah L. Williams to Mrs. Id H headed by former Gov. Simon re... f. Sheralnan, part o( auction at lb. chamber X bergsr township 2 south, rang 1 oast Tuesday 'tendered a .. Greenwood, to W, H 10 Thomas -Hendrickson part ad oeotloii 2ft Silmrman oseph of N,w ?2rx 1 Dr. Alexander Goldstqln township 2 south, range 1, oast of Phebe Cook is Tracy Loan and IravsT.ng company, lots 24 and 2ft contlnsnt in bahalt FalUtin! of - Trust 1 block t, Caieofo addition . . . v rsetwratlsn fund- - -- Dr. Silva,?nln' 10 Utah Loan and uutldhag associarabui TemoLK?. of emeritus J th let Melsor, 9, tion to Goorgs , .. 1,06ft uel of New York ard i. on block,! Heath subdivision 10 Mary A. C. Cooba, to Utah Light pioneer reform rabble or Dr. Goldstein I. th. and Traction 'company, part ", left lot 1, Jordan addition jutatlv of Dr. Chaim WetamV J. ft. Dunn to Sam Campbell, lots English cheml.t who hi 21 to 2 ft, block ft. - Popparton the . 10 HayMod th! plaeo 4. official name for x the Elisabeth A. P. Raleigh In Vera fund Th Vlslisrs tofd or'aim"! 4t a. Siellstrom. Jot ft, block IL 1 provide a homeland for Jewish LA E plat , 10 D. D Stouffor to Albort G. oBraln, uges of Europe; of the tot 107, Jackson tqusro ready accomplished aiong thl, 10 Wsltor G Folsom ot al. to Otlvor Including fl.t0.00e raised v,J B. Ostler, lots lift and 199, York and of the suffering of In Jew. , Marlborough pises Central Europe. Following the Kimball A R chorda flocarity Co , a commit wa to wor! to Nouteboom Printing company; 1 In th movement organised here, Including- lots 1424 And 141ft, Highland Simon Bamberger, Honorary r. T. . . chile park plat A A. A. Schwaar to Charles Mareua chairman; Jar J"!,,1-00- 1 10 C. flchwasr, Jr., lot 17 block, it vice chairman; LihV. L. IDo-ser- o man. secretary; Nathan Roaenblait plat A,. to Laura C, . , treaeurer. 10 Hsrley D. Bradbury K. Tholon, lot ft, block 49, plat B lo Anson Real Estate company to Club . william, Murdoch, let ft. block ofmm. Vren . Seagull Investment company to William T. Flttenger, lots 17 and )l. block I Capital Avonuo . addition Robert H. Sorensen to Alan M. Cennon. part of section 14. townahip t south range 1 wcat Emma J. Elieeon to Herrick A ' Co., lot I block 2,. plat B .. Emma J. Elieeon et at. to Herrick A Co s lot I block 2$, plat B Transfer Realty company to tha Zion Savings Bank and Trust company, lot 4, block 1ft plat h Hy. 1 Jenson to ZllVab . Brown 4ot ft. block U Konwood addl. lion Clauds Rlcnards to Ralph W. Lar on lot 9, plat Gk amended A end B. GUmer park Gustav Babbel tF . G Bowed et al . lot 2 blcck ft. Forest Dais George A-- Latturoer te 'Gaddis Investment company, tot S Mock 1 4. ... plat D . -4 - 1 Jft, plat C Simt Lein C. Lloyd to Amelie Elisabeth F Watte tn Oscar I. mons. part of section 22, town 17 D 1 , Tripp, lot K block plat ship I south, rang I soat , . William W. Willey to John 4, Lucy Brewer te Roy G. Abbey let 2ft block 1, Bhfchs subdivision Edgar, lot I block 121. plat A 1100 Matbew O. Vjibpr 4o Louis C. of block ft, plot B Kimball blockll. Southgate Gronway Parry to U O. Soogor,lot I block 2, Hampton, subpark, plat B Ora oe B Seart t G Jenkins. lo2, arty Heights 'rH 4 pern Krn ,..... ...... 'i ' a worku t. Woman s I . - Formed Organisation of a ei,.v to fosteF th bQlldlngwoman's 6f In Poceiello. Msb. and thV llehment.of religious by Rabbi aonompliehed AdriSfovV Steiner of Tempi TTnal Israel w r? returned to 8lt Lake Tueedav While In Pocatello he wa epsaker at four gathering t -- choo!liv n |