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Show 1 IWj Too cant sell it if people dont know it is for sale. A little For Bale ad in this paper will tell them all about it. A few cent will sell it VOLUME XLILL , 5 , Bead it LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922. MRl BESSIE KEMPTON c P'l jrctrriLV get the rl;ht cj II This paper teTj yc3 Cl about it. Keliatla tion is better than gcc. you will NUMBER 285. L"., NEWS STORIES C0UN1TATT0B o r 6 X Rejoice Third Trial of to. Defend-an- Mrs. eGorge Jacobsen who resides at Lingle, Wyoming, placed her baby in a gccart, yesterday, while she went outside for a few minutes. When she returned she found the child dead in a pail of water. It had pitched forward out of the rt and landed on its head in the bucket. t Charged With Murder Results In Disagreement And Prisoner Thinks This Is Equivalent Dismissal. , tel us give ted Press) It was a happy Thanksgiving Day for Arthur Burch who is said to agree with his chief counsel, Paul Schenck that the disagreement last night of the jury in Burchs third trial for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy was the equivalent of an ac Burch laguhed aloud quittal. Mr. Bessie Kempton, who i the when Judge Shenk polled the first woman to be elected and admit jurors, and each declared th&re ted to the Georgia state legislature. has been active In womens clubs was absolutely no chance for She and general politics for some time, an agreement. The jury was and her election is the culmination of out thirty hours and stood seven her public career. to five for ecquittal. Hanged Friday Given For Speeding 1 M'ALSTER, Okla., Nov., 30. Rev. J. Thomas Collier, former (pastor of the North McAlester Baptist church, occupied a cell in the oSftinty jail here today follow ing his return here late yesterday from Long eBach, California, where he was arrested at the request of local authorities d on a charge of stealing a ring. When he was arraigned 'soonlafter His arrival Collier entered a plea of not guilty and was sent to jail in default of $1,500 bond pending trial. dia-mon- - J. Hackenschmidt Comes Here Today o John Hackenschmidt will arrive today and take a number of workouts at the Logan High School or the gymnasium of the Agricultural .College for the next few days so as to be'in the best possible condition for his wrestling match with George Nelson at the auditorium next Wednesday Dec. 6th. Hacken schmidt has met some very good men. Recently he won over Dr. Roller of California and Toot Mondt champion of Colorado. Of course George Nelosn won over Toot Mondt at the High School a year ago. The match between Nelson and Hackenschmidt on Wednesday should be nearly as exciting as the Nelson-Der-n match several weeks ago. It is doubtful if the local people or any in the state will ever see a greater wrestling contest than match here. the Nelson-Der- n For the match on Wednesday evening, all the seats for the re- served section, which includes the ring side, will be $1.50, war tax extra. The general adnus- bion will be $1.00 with war tax included. Some fast boxing preliminaries wiH be given. French Tanker Bums At Sofia (By Associated Press) SOFIA, Nov. 30. The French tanker city of Sparta, from Batum to Marseilles, with a cargo of benzine,caught fire killing Two and injuring three killing two and injuring three. The surface of the harbor was aflame and many sailors were burned. ' ii Leviathan To Be Electrically Equipped The street car has got into court at last. The street n railway company has put on one-ma- n For beauty, and the grace that laughter lends - To toil or trial on our daily way one-ma- cars and as this is contrary to the city ordinance a friendly-sui- t has been filed to test the validity of the ordinance in Salt Lei us give thanks that in this troubled hour. With skies bedimmed by doubt, by hate, by fear. fir We can rejoice that Good alone has power, Can prove it true, and thus win heaven here. Lake. 30, Nov; ls can come down and see what to do about it. He said the in- yestigation was a big joke. -- , WALLA WALLA last nint. me woman had evi- - A man named C. W. Olsen whose home is in Evanston, went into Salt Lake the other day and after a short time picked up with three Italians. One of them finally told Olsen a story of ' a rich uncle that had died and left his fortune to be , distributed among charitably inclined people and he suggested that Olsen being of that sort should have a share in It wras necessary, however, that the beneficiaries should furnish proof of their financial responsibility as the donor did not want bums to get hold of his wealth. Olsen fell for the story and in order to prove that he was not an idler, he telegf aph ed to his bank at Evanston to forward to Salt Lake $4,900 which he had on deposit there. The bank did so by telegraph and as soon as the money was available in Salt Lake Olsen drew it out and started to meet his three friends. But banks have a way of looking after the interests of their patrons and so, suspecting that all was not right the Salt Lake bank notified the police and two detectives followed Olsen when he started out. He located his three pals and was engaged in conversation with them whea the detectives intervened and showed the unsuspecting Evanston man just how he was to have been fleeced. The three Italians were arrested and on them was found the phoney roll with which Olsen would have been tricked cut of his money. He soon decided that Salt Lake was no place for him and beat it back to it Evanston. ,r-- - 7 WHITMAN MEMORY 7 WALLA WALLA, Wa., Nov. es Whitman college and citiz- 30. TIMING IN THE FREES SIX ens of Walla Walla yesterday joined in commemoration of the MITES seventy-fift- h anniversary of the death of Dr. Marcus Whitman, famed' missionary pioneer of old Oregon territory, who with his 111 was wife and twelve Others massacred by Indians near the site of this city on November 29, f 1847.' Dr, S. B. L. Penrose (By Associated Press) SPRINGFIELD, Nov., Sentences of William Lloyd and six associates, serving sentences in Joliet penitentiary and the Cook county jail for violation of the state antisyndicalism law, Yesterday were commuted to expire at once, by Governor Len Small. The commutations were presented as Thanksgiving gifts to the prisoners. They were to be released last night upoir arrival at the penitentairy of Attorney W. A. Cunnea of Chicago, who was appointed a special messenger to carry the official papers. The prisoners began serving their sentences last wek. Mr. Cunnea represented the risoners at a session of the H oXpanlbns and paroles sitting yesterday with the gov- ernor. In taking this action. Governor Small announced he was in full accord with the dissenting opinion of Justice Carter of the supreme court, who, contrary to the majority opinion, questioned the constitutionality of the Congress Adjourns For GovernThe Day--All mental Functions Stop 30-Co- aries of the er on the Dyer Democratic filibustAnti-Lynchi- el threatens sections. ng Uruguay Elects further during the No President 30., j KING OF GREECE IS HELD II syn- one-tent- fly-whe- er " ' trouble developed New t bill suspended activities with night. Most of the persons warnother branches of the Federal ed to leave have left, No arrests f; (By Associated Press) Government over Thanksgiving have been made. MONTEVIDEO, Nov. Day. At the White House, PresiJose Serrata, nomineee of the' dent Harding planned to do only Colorado party, was elected . And Nebraska a little work during the day and president of Uruguay in last Sun... s pend the remainder with Mrs. election." Hla mojority was Harding In The sick Yoom. NotreDameMeel days 6,000 in al total vote of 234,000, dicalism law when the court decided the men must serve thei sentences No human agency, declared can accuratiy the governor, determine how long any human being shall be incarcerated. These men are not criminals. Since their indictment end conviction in March. 1921, they have suffered severely. I declined to extend clemency in their cases prior to their inNo great good carceration. can come from longer incarceration for them. r. (By Associated Press) ngress, presid- ent of the college, delivered the principal address. Mrs. Nanty Jacobs, a survivor of the massa- ere, is an honor guest. Yesterdays celebration was local ip character, but the city of Walla Walla is planning a northwest historical pageant for outdoor presentation next spring to further commemorate the anniversary,. Other towns will be invited to participate. ELDORADO, Ark,, Nov., 30. Threats by 'vigilantes' who Thursday night visited Ouachita President Harding City, In the Sraackover oil field, near here, and raided a numbebr Spends Most of Day of objectionable resorts, killing With Wife. a man, tarring and feathering several and driving out a considerable number alleged obnox-iou- s (By Aasoclated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. persons, to visit Smack-ovand other settlements, with the House having passed the shipping bill and caused officials of two counties the senate still in the quand- to send posses today to the , w-a- Okla., the state, and feder--al governments, Clifford King, assistant state attorney general, has instituted an investigation bf the dismissal of liquors cases by County Attorney W. F. Seaver, who takes the stand people 'dont want prohibition and so there is no use in trying to force it on them, On the arrival of King, Seaver, who is ' The aged seventy four, said whole attorney-generaforce Let us give thanks for true and loyal friends, For home, and family ties: for work, for play; NEWPORT NEWS, Va., 30. W. H. Gammon of Provo, was The Leviathan, which is being cut and bruised 'quite badly yes(By Associated Pru) PARIS, Nov 30 King George extensively overhauled here, is terday when he tried to beat an of Greece is virtually prisoner to be equipped with various up interurban train to the railway in his palace, says a dispatch, A to date elctrical appliancs, in- crossing. His car was smashed to correspondent says the King cluding a complete electrical kit- smithereens. made strenuous effortsr to stop chen in which there will be six the the execution of the former cabbalked sugat House The electric ranges, five bake ovens, inet ministers, and asked the gestion that Henry Ford be givsix griddles, seven beJugo-Sla- v Shoals Muscle and Roumanian minon lease en a and two broilers, all of which will Henisters to act in favor of the conbe furnished by the Edison Elec- cause it was apparent that demned men. As a result he million tric Appliance Co. Over seven ry would make severalthe found himself in conflict with he dollars if thing managed hundred electric bracket fans, as the present Greek Government. it comes to givwell as electric drive pumps, elec right, but when After the executions the King two or three billien away ing trie running light telltale board dollars worth of expressed a desire to leave ships td mariand the main electric power genat the JOLIET, 111., Nov. 30, Wil- Greece but his wishes were opit time jump3 promoters, erator and switchboard are to chance, r liam Bross Lloyd, wealthy com- posed by the government, which be installed by the General Elecmunist leafkr, and six associat- took steps to prevent him leavtric Company. serving sentences of from one ing the palace. They had a $200,000 fire in es The Leviathan was formerly Ogden to five years in Joliet penitenand the last night, factory Poison gas so deadly that the German liner, Kaiser Wil- warehouse cf the VanAlen. Can- tiary for, violation of the Illinh helm der Grosse. While she was ning Co. having been almost en- ois antisyndacilism law were re of one per cent of it in the leased from (prison last night at atmosphere would be fatal has interned in New York harbor, tirely destroyed. crew oclock and Lloyd gnd his been used successfully in clear- 10:40 the her in put early her out of commission by laborSenator King is to be tendered assi;iates were freed immediate ing a ship cf rata and vermin. In Detroit an alleged murderer iously demolishing her engines. a reception at the Odeon hall in tly. The United States government Salt Lake tomorrow" evening. wasarrested whiie caimly shav- on some types tingr himself with the same razor restored! her to service and usedjp)r- - and Mrs. Weston Vernon. The her as a transport. Now she is and Mayor Crockett end wife are of motorcycle revolves at the w'th which he is charged with being made into a luxurious lin on the receDtion committee from rate of ' 4,000 revolutions having slashed his wife to death .minute. half hour before. er this end of the state. . hot-plat- (By Associated Press) TULSA, Backed by And realize the constant help and care . Of Love divine, that cannot lapse nor cease. ht bc-d-y . i Let us give thanks for the great gift of prayer By which we reach the consciousness of peace , SLw,BlL'T"lf,v,lrtalp WALLA WALLA, Nov., 30. those Only persons required by Tofin urke45 years old, of the state law will Be present at XOS ANGELES; Nov., 30. Salt Mxe, was struck by a, mot-- , the hanging Friday of James E. Twenty-eigspeeders wene sent orfruck and instantly killed Mahoney, convicted wife murder- to jail by police here judges yes- aoout ten oclock last night. which be held at the win er, state penitentiary here, accord- terday, bringing to 250 the total ing to announcement by Warden number to receive jail sentences 'John W. Pace. Unless Mahoney in the campaign begun ten days secures a stay by the supreme ago to abolish reckless driving court of the United States, he by giving offenders terms in the will be executed early Friday . city, jail. morning. the offenders were Among Mahoney, maintaining the same sullen attitude that has Edythe Sterling, motion picture marked him since his arrival, is actress, who was sentenced to five days for driving 37 showing no visible signs of his serve miles hour. an approaching doom, say prison Miss Sterling bemoaned the officials. fact that she had prepared an elHe was found guilty of muraborate his Thanksgiving feast, and bride, dering wealthy, aged : Kate Mooer Mahoney. Her demanded When can I begin serving jny was recovered from a trunk at the bottom of Lake sentence? I want to get this over Union, in Seattle, months after a8 soon as possible. Right now replied the her death. judge. A short time afterward Miss Minister In Trouble Sterling was set to work mopping floors in the jail. thanks, from fervent hearts, for. love; man; Mrs. Golden Holt of West Jar. dan, Salt Lake county, was killed three men were badly bruised and battered up and two little babes were shaken badly when a car in which they were riding struck a cow. Grant Mortensen was driving the automobile. Jail Sentence f "" He Therefore Dismisses A number of Liquor Cases. For tenderness, compassion gifts above What human thought could wish to have, or plan. Screen Actress Is Mahoney To Be Pdople Dont Says Want Prohibition And Pure love toward Qoct unselfish love toward go-ca- LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30. Oklahoma .Prosecutor ET US give thanks- '- not for these gifts alone Of field and garden, tree and fruitful vine, Bid for those gifts by which our lives have grown More nearly like the Infinite design . (By Associated Press) Will Claim Damages LINCOLN, Nov. 30 Between fourteen and fifteen thousand spectators turned out to witness the Nebraska football team in action against one of the easts greatest football machines, that of 'Notre Dame. There was a light rain during the night and thq field was soggy. The weath er is cloudy. jf INDEPENDENCE Kan., oNv, A claim for $30,000 dam- i.7 ages under the Kansas mob law, it was learned today, has been filA' ed with the city clerk at Liberty in behalf of Theodore Schiermi-ma- n, former Liberty mayor, who was kidnapped and flogged by a party of , men ' representing themselves to be members of the Kuklux Klan. , 30. , - Rooming . House (By Associated Press) DENVER, Nov., 39. sw.,4 r Is Set Afire Love-lor- n m t Denver Boy Ends Mrs. - - , life Ann Burrell, a rooming house proprietor, was knocked unconWith Bullet'. scious by an unknown assailant , s, early today, bound and aggged with bailing wire, and the house DENVER, Colo., NoV. 30. fired in two places, according to Eugene RocJchill, 18 years old, the police who are investigating. shot and killed himself yesterA dozen roomers in the house day afternoon as a result of obbefopre the fire reached1 jections by his father, their quarters. Mrs. Burrell suf president of an -fered severely from wounds mobile goods company 1 e. caused by a wire which was his plans for I marrj ing ! wrapped around her her, and'vina F. Fletcher. You r mouth gagging her. Robbery is hill triept med Miss believed to have been the mo-he 'ntended to tive. Louis Coleman, a roomer Jam! then tV is held for investigation. Fire- - her hwne, where I while seated in memextingui?hed"the flames. i es-ca- ed Edwi-Rockh- ill, . i 1 1 The jouths Cigars are regarded by some tfuenda, doctors as the least Jmi info! to r form or tobacco. and c f L f |
