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Show 7 You cant sell it if people dont know it is for sale. A little For Sale ad in this paper will tell them all about it. A few cents will sell it 3 Head yon will A V'.OLUMEXLIIL LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY 'CONRAD E.SPENS Hum FIBRFS is TO (By Associated Press) Martial Law May Be - By Associated Nov. 7. BEATRICE, A search is being made for the unknown assailant of Fred Captain of the Beatrice High School football team who while sitting in an automobile, of a small amoutn of money and signals of the football team were stolen. He is not seriously hurt. Press) Lay-lio- waa-attaek- ed and-robbe- n, d sale Poisoner And That Four of Her Husbands Have Been Killed By. Her ' . (By Associated Press) : SOME EXPENSE (By Associated Press) ' STERLING. Colo., Nov., 7. Guy Bray, 34 years of age charg with the murder of Sheritt J. Wilson, slashed his throat in the county jail and died almost instantly. He locked two prisoners in a cage and went to the bathroom to perform the act His preliminary hearing had ed B. been llrs. - set lor tomorrow, ce cf the m, sterious death of his sister after a dinner at Kilmeks. Idaho Girls Are In Ore- - ELECTION RETURNS -- e; - - h . i r- ! . gon Canning Contest, (By Associated Press) PARSONS, Kan., Nov., 7. POCATELLO Idaho, Nov Idaho, boys arid girls especially members of elute, are anxious- jne-cinc- ts . -- Gaston, Democrat, 7. is-n- , 5 eighty, V ; ly awaiting the outcome of the canning contest at Portland, Ore gon, during the next week, for Idaho has two girls in this ton-tes- t, with a good chance to win. ) Agnes Shubert and Leona Stoddard members of the Twin Falls county panning team leave today front Boise to represent'the fetato Both girls are from Filer. in ' the , These girls have won canning contests in different sec tions of the state and will meet girls that they have already defeated in previous contests- Seven states will te represented at the Portland fair and the winners will be sent to Chicago to compete in the National Girls - Cattle Suffering SPECIAL SESSION Taken To Iowa . ON NOVEMBER 20 club contests- m - , from six of ten in the town of Protons (By Associated Press) give for governor, Davis, DemoSPANGLER, Pa., Nov,7. crat, 317, Morgan, Republican, The bodies of fifty miners who 147, lost their lives in the Rei'ly mine explosion yesterday lay in (By Associated Press) , the morgue today. Thirteen BOSTON. Nov., 7. The first morecity are in sight in , the mine, returns of the election came yescue 'Workers said and ' thirty-tw- o from the town of Mashpee, of the injured are in ' the Massachusetts. The Vote y for fnihers . hospital. - It is believed governor and senator was: gov- there were 112 meh in the mine ernor: Cox, Republican, 52; Fttz" when the explosion occurred, 95 gerald. Democrat, 6. cf whom are accounted for. It Senator Lodge, Republican, 54 is believed the dead will' reach ' - I " IMESSOME . ' CHICAGO, Nov. 7 Investigation of the case of Mrs. Tillie Klimek who according to the police is believed to have poisoned at least four husbands has been extended to include other late re- -, latives of the woman today. The present husband, Joseph Klimek Is dangerously ill from poison. Rmp Admiral C. 4 Williams, chief Recently he had his life insured. of tha Atlantic fleet during the World In the body of Frank Krupeek, war, who ouecoeda Rear Admiral Sim another husband, was found enhead or th nvr war college at ough 'poison to kill four men Newport, R. I,' Admiral Williams wa according to the coroners physiborn In SpringfUld. O., and graduated cian plans have been made to ex- -, from the Naval academy-I1884. hume the bodies of two other hus bands. Meanwhile ai cousin of the accused woman told the poll SAVED THElTATE 5 PARIS, Nov. 7. The allied Hammerstein high commissioners at Constantinople have asked their gaVern ments authorization to take all In Dire -- Distress necessary measures to maintain The order, in Constantinople. comissicriers it is stated will de( By ' Associated Press ) NEW YORK, Nov. 7. A genclare martial law if necessary. The French dreadnaught Jean eral alarm for Mrs, Oscar HamBartlet is in the allied fleet at merstein, widow of the Imp res. sario has been sent out by the Constantinople. 4 police at the request of friends who befriended Mrs- - Hammer-stein Communists Are since she was found a few weeks ago penniless and ill, pn a Turned Down )eneh in Central Park. She left. lome yesterday with a coolie-MrsHammerstein vas despon(Bv Associated Press) dent, According to a friend who WASHINGTON, Nov., 7. quoted her as remarking do Associate Judge Sutherland de- not be surprised if iin found nied the application of William dead on Oscars grave. other attendants. Bross Lloyd and seventeen other Enormous interest is being members of the Communist La- INITIAL VIOLENCE in the building of the paerror taken of writ for a bor party IN OREGON STRIKE lace by every class of folk in Ca which would bring to the supretalonia- Notable Catalan, artists me court for review their conhave undertaken to decorate the PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 7. viction in Illinois on a charge of various apartments, furnishers' s violence in first the lcngeshore-menstate conspiracy to violate the strike occured yesterday, to provide the necessary furnisedition law in 1919. Counsel to supply the for the convicted men refused to when 100 or more strikers and ture. rugweavers to install state whether they will ask the sympathizers, including many carpet, crystal workers to librarians the lamps, hanging wha had at gathered full court after it reassembles on women, to miisicians give library. "'rNovembeT lT'fbr'pernitssion to Ainsworth Cook clashed with) fill the the music. These voluntary gifts was to menaced strikebreakers, declined by and cases the appeal a erwd of strikers as he ap- are estimated to be w'orth over a discuss future plans. proached the dock in an automo-bil- million pesetas, The future royal seat is being he told the police, and drove GALEN JUDGE ADVOCATE built entirely of materials prorapidly through the crowed, upduced in Catalonia itself, the of one two GREAT FALLS, Mont., 7 strikers. setting to. make it a permanidea Appointment of Albert J. 'Galen, When he stopped, a rush on his ent being of the manufactu exposition rewas of car but the the police supremo assistant justice made, of the region. ( and res products court, to the post of judge advo- scued and then arrested him on come When their majesties in a charge of reckless driving. cate of the American Legion formal the for inauguration, the state of. Montana, was made they will already be able to here today by J. J. Molumby, WILL ABOLISH U. S. residence the ANGEL ISLAND STATION their temporarywork cannot be state commander of tihe Legion, but the palace, imThe appointment is effective in all its details until SAN FRANCISCO. Nov., 7. complete mediately. Galen will succeed the springcoming The United States immigratMajor L. A. Foote, who has is to be taken of Advantage in at ion station Angel Island, held the pcsiton for the past of the foreign rethe presence . year. Galen, who held the rank San Francisco bay, will be abol- presentatives to make official of colonel during the world war, ished and new quarters estab- announcement of the Universal was judge advocate of the Amer lished in San Francisco, accord- Electrical Exposition of 1925. 4 ing to plans announced yesterican forces in Siberia. day by Secretary of Labor James The biggest wireless station Davis, who visited the station in the world at St. Asisi, about HAZING PROBE CONTINUES yesterday to acquaint himself 27 miles from Pari?ras re details of the change. Nov., 6 MINNEAPOLIS, cently opened for traffic. The Secretary Davis also inspected station is equipped with 17 The treatment accorded him at the naval academy, "chiefly by the forts on San Francisco bay, masts, each 800 feet high. Mesof sages sent out experimatally Midshipman John I. Gilmer, ac- besides delivering a number of members before addresses have already been received in cused of hazing, was humiliating China and the Argentine, and oppressive and interfered so the Loyal Order of Moose, with his scholastic work that he ''organization cf which he was' diAre you planning a business could not keep up his own studi- the founder and now holds a chair.'. rerectors to or business expansion decide increase him es and made " Consider the classified advertice- sign,Midshipman Joseph G From the beginning class .tbejments. Banifant of the plebe 1920. up till Arr1 i ' testified today in the court mar trade slump in dis- - Thirsty days hath September, has Britain Great this acacyear. tial of Gilmer at the naval S400.000.000 in binem April, June, and November, emy. Gilmer is from San Diego, tributed Provision benefit?. rest are thirsty, too, Cal., and is the son of Lieuten- ployment. Aj naval ant J. P. Gilmer of the make yoUr own home J011 up toUn,ess ndhurellHVXHJm medical cCPP8- - Bonifant is from I . . July of next year. Powhatan Va. ..i ,t Chicago Police Allege Mrs. Klimex Is Whole- - Neb-- , CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 7 Three additional classes of Turkish soldiers have been called to the colors according to Turkish Nationalist quarters, Hritisn lorces are retiring from Mosel in Northern Mesoptamia and the Kemalists are entering the evacuated area- in s said. - (By Associated Press) FI M most-states.- -- Is POISOIIED SHE Earle Mayfields name; appears n the election ballots iaa majhr Texas counfles-reportin; : dicate. The Democrat senatorial nominees name1 was placed on thfe .ballot in a number of counties after allnight work, it 4s , - (By Associated Press) FEAR ADMIRAL WILLIAMS In Heaw (Bf Associated Press) . Nov 7 CONSTANTINOPLE, r Constantinople is in a fever of apprehension over the Kemalist demands for evacuation by the allied military and naval forces, the extension of the Nationalist regime here, imposition of confis-ctor- y Conrad E. Spans, of Chicago, vico customs duties, condemnaBurlington A tion of .the Sultan and the indis- pretiefont Of the Chicago, who has been apQuincy railroad, criminate arrest of. promirient pointed federal fuel diatributor by Constantinople Turks. The allied Freddenf Harding, under the previhigh commissioners have giv sions of the new coal distribution and en Rafet Pasha the new Nationlaw. alist governor, forty eight hours jn which to release one of the Football men arrested and condemned to Captain death, Ali Kemal Bey, editor of an antinationalist newspaper An Assaulted Unconfirmed report said he had been executed tUa BALLOT Heavy Registration BURLINGTON ffowa Nov 7 An apparent attempt to wreck The West Indicates The the Chicago Burlington and Pollinsr of a Quincy passenger train, from Vote In.That Section Chicago to Denver on West Bur; Both Sides Are Seem lington Hill here last night was ' ingly. Confident prevented because of an . extra freight train running ,int6 steel (By Associated Press) wedges that were wired $crthi SAN FRANCISCO. Nov., 7. south rail while the marth rail Unsettled ' weather conditions was soaped," according to the auThe freight stopped prevailed iiitonany parts, of the thoritiesbut a heavy vote is expectwithout derailment but it is be- west to be cast for the various feded lieved its slow time was responconsible for preventing an accident. (Ieral and state candidates, stitutional amendments and in-- itiative measures on ballots of NO COMMENT the region from the middlewest to the Pacific Ocean. Unusally FROM HARDING heavy registrations are reportOne the, eve ed in of election the leaders of the By Associated Press' two principal parties issued WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 statements of confidence. AH President Harding w ill make no farwestem states except Oregon post election statement it- was Idaho, and Colorado are electing said at the White House because United States senators. he believes the opinion rendered at the iallot box) regardless of (By Associated Press), its nature, will need no interpre CHICAGO; Nov. 7 Disorders) tation from the Presidentin connection with election broke out when H. Clancy, a Republican precinct wteker in the 18th Catalonia Building was fired on when lea ing Is Sumptuous Palace ward, his home. None of the shots took For King Alfonso effect, and the attackers escaped in an automobile. Bitterness I'M marked' the Chicago campaign. ARCEUONAV N6vT ction the KukluxKlan having injectnew palace under here for the King is expected to ed issues. be sufficiently advanced this fall to permit of its official inaugura (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov., 7. tioncf his majesty in the presence of the Queen and the other Elections over the country had members of the royal family, their reflex in Washington. In And the representatives of all every government department foreign nations accredited to the there are "many Vacant places Several members of the cabii et, Spanish CourtWith the exception of a palace many underofficials and employin Madrid, which is regarded as ees haing gone home to vote. one of the largest and finest in The exodus this year, however, as great as usual as, an Europe, the royal residence presented by Catalonia to the reign increasing number voted by ing family will be the most sump maiL tuous in Spain. It contains four President Harding was at his floors, the, ground floor for the office at the usual hour. Tonight installation of the kitchens and he will get results in his study stores; the first floor for the of ft as received at the executive offces, reception andi guard rooms, ices ever the Associated Press an wire and chapel ordinary dining-rooreloyed to him over the ; and throne-rootechambers, Chrisby Secretary telephone ' principal floor for the royal liv- tian. ing and sleeping roms. and the top floor for the domestic and CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH Proclaimed in Constantinople Where The Turks Continue .Thfeir Tactics French Warship Is There tion - FOR TRAIN Ca jtrx it is better NUMBER 265, IS: i A tiv P; i cf i This paper , 1922. nBUPLlllfflEflOItiyFItLO'S ll - UTAH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER it yc get (By Science Service), DES MOINES,' Icwa, Nov., Arrangements to bring sever- By Associated WASHINGTON. Press) Nov: 7,-Pr- esident . Harding expects to is sue a call on Thursday or Friday for a special session of Congress convening on Nov. 20- it was announced ,at ,the White : - , Election Troubles thousand head of cattle to Dawn In Texas Iowa from New Mexico where drought conditions exist were made by C. W. Hunt of the Iowa (By Associated Press) AMES, Iowa., Nov., 6. Mrs. Farm Bureau federation House tsday.and FORTHWORTH, Tex, Nov. 7 Margaret Hatfield was severely Fearing election disorders in of the Iowa Farm burned and two of her children. Credit some municipal primary voting is announTO GET it corporation, Billy, 5 years of age, and Martin ced. 'The boxes where opponents of anof the expense operaFRESH 3, were burned to death in a tion Mr. Hunt nexation have been, making said, will be borne fire wfyich destroyed the home FROM AUSTRALIA threats' the police department the cattle breeders of New by here today. sent police to preserve, t order. Mexico. 4 LONDON, Nov. "7. As the Some suburbs which were forci GREECE NEEDS FUNDS result of increased commerce bly annexed last July by this city FITTS GOES Australia and the have been in a dispute with the between ATHENS, Nov.. 6. Greece KNIFE mother-countr-y UNDER " r:a at city'.admimstrut tiroan.U-i1 feed $ needs to 0,000,000 badly ha's been form- least one suburb all efforts tc syndicate her people .through the winter, LOS Nov.6 Bu ed which will built eight1' new hold an election failed today. ' and Georges Embirkos, wha as ron R. ANGELES,state , comman freight and fruit ships to oper- ' u . j it Fitts, past minister of supplies is trying to der of the American was ate between London and AusLegion, Gowns Make find the necesary food, advanced on today at a local hos- tralia. The ships will run also Long the hope in a statement today operated Manners: Change pital as a result of injuries recei- to South Australia, and the that the United' States would ved two weeks ago when an air- syndicate expects to keep the grant a credit of that sum for plane in which he wasNEW YORK. Nov. 7. Three markets of tle British Isles supone year, so as to permit purch- the state in the interest cftouring veter- plied with Australian fruit in feet make a yard. And one foot ases of wheat. The supply in an legislation crashed on the all seasons. added to the length of last sea, , sight is sufficient, for only two beach near Santa Barbara. Mr. sons gown-m- akes a lady. Or G ek crop Fittsls right knee vras shattered so the girls of the fall of 1922 WALKS NO .g exhaUfted and there are no by shrapnel in the battle of the LONGER SOLITAR ONES would have us believe. , funds available to buy wheat Argcnne and was badly injured The long gown is making a abroad. vast change in the manners and again when the airplane rell. His (Bv Associated Presa) DOORN, Holland, Nov., 7. perhaps in the morals of the physicians said the operation toPROBE REQUEST DENIED day was a final attempt to obvi- William Hohenzollerns ' walks American women.' In , ate the necessity of amputation. solitary no longer, were contin- skirts every woman was ashort kitNov.. FARGO, N. D 4 ued around, the castle grounds tenish young thing, whose age Judge Andrew Miller today. With his new wife, arm was fathomless.. Her unp&m-pere- d has refused United States Dis.' in arm; he visited the rose lim . were always brry-in- g trict Attorney A Mf Hildreth's he not where in ago long long strides, her bobbed for a to plea special grand jury made his proposal of marriage. tresses flying in the breeze and investigate alleged crime condiSon the bridal couple retired in- - her short skirts tions at Minot, Colonel Hildreth 'flying around as it rained heavily,' and her knees. doors said today. He had asked a jury t later William saw his sister-in-jlato nvestigate criminal gangs, Today a girl rushes into ; "& to of Princess Ida fashionable Stolberg, hop looking like a which Canadian affieials recently (By An soda ted Press) the Amereford station, while hosiery advertisement .with , her charged had their headquarters KANSAS CITY, Nov., 7. j Frederick William, the erstwhile short frock and silken at Minot. Cattle Receipts 19,000; Market crown prince, took his new mo- - extremely ealyes. and emerges a beef steers dull; early top ther.who m, however,, he does tightly dratted, demure young POGATELLO STAKE soon- - KiHHino- Biarfc. most "GuVnot call mother, for a drive, with slow,- mincing steps, IS INCORPORATED , perfon $3.50 to $4.50. This little Dutch community, end with dignity simply r datHogs Reeips 11,000-- ; Market especially the feminine 'section ing from her being, POCATELLO, Nov., 6, Ar- ' ticks of inccrooration were filed 'f dull, mostly 10 cents lower: of it, is still wagging tongues The introduction cf t" off mere; packer top over the disturbance of the Sab-- , sldrt into the. fa. Saturday at Boise by thp Poca-Ft- ? tello Stake Church of Iat ,$8.15; shipper top $8.10; bulk of bath calm occasioned .by. the produced the , Se.ninto. The, property,858 $7.70 to $8.10. former emperors wedding, but the pressure oft Shorn Receipts, 4 000 Mark-a- t held bv the stake is valued at the same t'me there is right - cn an automebi! 25leous lam';i' fat and the $50,000 indignation among the wo - pktey reversed t incorporation! fairly active; na- - men that no chance was afford- 50 best to cents s 'cents William were higher; signed feminiru rapt Ty ltd them cf seeing the 1 tide. ' abaudui h r"-- 1 A. Hyd, president of the stake, fives $11.00; westerns unscld. al 1 - - vice-preside- nt ENGLAD FRUIT: 1 - western-Australia- n n lit - 1 - deral pav-illion- F w. long-skirte- d, - - . - , tfhe I I ter-da- y J , , -- w |