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Show PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION, UTAH marine corps San Diego, California, similar in composition and purposes to that maintained at Quantico, Va., for emergencies on the East coast, has been ordered by corps readquar-ters- . Organization of a force TELEGRAPHIC TALES at Notes News From All Parts of UTAH Western Brevities from the Many I States Western An unprecendented step was taken WEEKS in Chicago by the United States railLos Angeles. The body of Jimmy DOINGS IN THIS AND OTHER road board in handling a dispute on automobile race driver, who COUNTRIES Murphy employees representation when the board announced it would itself hold was killed recently at Syracuse, N. Y.f was interred at Calvary cemetery Important Events of the Last Seven an election on the Pennsylvania syse-tes here. A number of will election determine The PreDays Reported by Wire and dead in the of the auto the who, of track friends eyes board, may , pilots, pared for the Benefit of the for the of employees negotiate legally attended the cereminies. racer, Busy Reader road in the telegraph department. Sioux Falls, S. D. Robert Jackson Mrs. Edward Swift, Jr., wife of the r- WESTERN former United States senaGamble, son of Edward Swift, Sr., president of South Dakota, died at his tor from Eva Tanguay, vaudeville actress of the Swift Packing company, has filed home here after a long illness. Loe Angeles is quoted as saying suit against her husband for divorce. that a cataract is impairing the vi- Extreme cruelity is alleged in the Portland, Qre. Fossils of another sion of her right eye. Its true, complaint. strange animal which used to roam she is reported to have said. I am One of triplets born to Mr. and the wilds of eastern Oregon years going blind in that one eye. I dont Mrs. Roy Lee of Aurora, 111., near ago have been discovered. A group know what I shall do. An operation Chicago, may bear the name of the of University of California geologists is a risk. next president. The parents tele- have found the skull, tooth and severBob Dalton, Jr., son of Bob Dalton, graphed President Coolidge, John W. al bones of an elotherium, a squat e creature which probably exmember of the Dalton gang and who Davis and Senator La Follette: We was killed in the robbery of a Coffy-vill- have named one of our triplets for isted in the tertiary age. The skull Kan., bank, October 5, 1892, you. One is certain to have the nama was about the size of that of a horse was arrated near Douglas, Arizona, of the next president. except that it was flatter. One of by Deputy Sheriff Hayhurst and John Mahan, central figure in the the teeth was about two inches in diameter and about three inches long. Morris as he was about to board a sensational Schoelhoph jewel robbery fol train for California. Ilis arrest in New York, died in his old home Wendell, Idaho. A. F. Achinger, lowed receipt of a telegram from the at. Trenton, New Jersey, Saturday pioneer settler of this section who sheriff at El Paso, where he is want- after having made good his promise lived alone on a ranch about six ed on two charges of swindling. Dal to a that he would restore all miles east of Wendell died Tuesday priest ton had over $15,000 in cashiers of the gems, with an approximate ag- night at a Wendell hospital, from checks in his possession. gregate value of three hundred thous- burns received when he attempted to Four marine officers and four gun and dollars. light his fire from a five gallon can nery sergeants, stationed at the Mare team won the of coal oil. The oil exploded and the The Idaho civilian Island navy yard near San Francis- Camp Perry shotgun team match at man, a mass of flames, jumped into co, have received telegraph orders the National Rifle association at a nearby ditch, and later was brought o to proceed to the marine base at It scored 221 out to the hispital. Camp Perry, Ohio. and to. hold themselves in of a possible 250. The Kansas naPendleton, Ore. Paddy Ryan of readiness for anything. tional guard and United States navy Cheyenne won the championship in A motion for dismissal without team, the only other competitors, tied the worlds bucking contest .here prejudice was entered in the United for second place, Kansas winning the Saturday and with it the Roosevelt with 101 targets against 90 States district court at San Francis- shoot-of- f trophy for one year, a prize saddle co by counsel for Evan Burrows for the navy. awarded by the roundup, and $350 in in Fontaine, New York dancer, Frank Melchoit, 3a, policeman in cash. His victory came when he her $1,000,000 breach of promise ac- the of Iron Mining made a spectacular ride on U Tell Olive the employ tion ' against Cornelius Vanderbilt company, was at Em, before a cheering throng of killed instantly Whitney, young New York and San Eveleth, Minn., when lie attempted ta 45.000 people. Francisco financier. remove from the a high street Denver, Colo. The Denver & Rio Three young men and one young voltage electric wire which had been Grande Western railroad will be sold woman were drowned in Lake Wash- torn down by the storm. at public auction October 2G, accordington near Seattle, Wash., when a Authority for the transfer of ing to an announcement here by Cass sailboat in which they were making 14,000 acres of public E. Herrington, special master to cona pleasure trip to Sand Point, Wash., land in the Salt River valley of duct the sale named by Judge J. Fos sank in the rough waters of the lake. Arizona to the city of Phoenix for ter Symes. The minimum bid to The dead were children of prominent was granted by be received, under the direction of public purposes park Seattle families. . the1 Interior deparflinent. the court, (will be $17,935,700. the bast at i Freeing temperature FOREIGN Casper, Wyo. The body of an un of Mount Shasta has checked the stuIdentified man, decomposed and pendous flow of ashes, mud and lava The German cabinet agreed un- believed to bebadly victim of the a formation which poured down the animously to declare itself in favor Cole creek disaster of September 27, sides of the mountain before a tor- of the republics entry into the league 1923, to Burlington train No. 30, was rent of flood waters, imperiling the of nations, provided, the powers found in the Flatte river near lumber town of McCloud, Cal., five guarantee rights equal to the other eight miles below the scene of miles distant from Sacramento. big nations. President, Ebert pre- the wreck, according to advices reModification of the embargo on sided. ceived from Douglas. shipments of livestock and produce The days of the jazz music from California now in force generPendleton, Ore. Before a crowd of and as there is nothing 45.000 are ally throughout the west, was recom- else gone spectators, Hugh for me to do I have decided to Strictlandroundup mended at Helena, M6nt., to the won the worlds steer rop were the farewell heads of the departments concern- hang myself, ing championship roping two steers words of Kurt Kranzler, bass drum- in one minute ed in the seventeen western states, 5 Buck seconds. mer in a Berlin jazz band. Lucas took the bulldogging champio by Dr. W. J. Butler, state veterinarian and president of the Western According to a dispatch from Bel- ship, throwing two steers in 50 5 States Livestock Sanitary association. grade to newspapers at Rome, King seconds. Governor George W. P. Hunt of Boris of Bulgaria has been assissin-ateSeattle, Wash. C. A. McCarthy, The dispatches state that there Arizona is reported 'resting easily United former States prohibition at St. Josephs hospital after a hur- has been no confirmation of the rein arrested here by Florida, agent ried operation, when he was stricken port. federal authorities on his , arriva with an attack of appendicitis. Forty thousand persons in Pangas-ina- n aboard the steamship President and Tarlac provinces near Man- Grant, on advices from Florida ofAn official checkup of the number of miners and workers in the Sublet ila are reported reduced to a state ficials, swallowed poison after pack mine No. 5 when the explosion, en- of semistarvatiQn on account of floods ing his clothes aboard the vessel anc diseases. The died a short time later. ' tombed all 'at 11:45 oclock the morn- locusts and animal Cross has authorized ing of September 16, at Kemmerer, American Red Moscow, Idaho. The architects men appropriation of a months supply of Wyo., show that but forty-seve- n of the Idaho Memoria conception were in the mine at the time of the rice to relieve the suffering. to he erected with funds building, blast, according to officials of the Honduran government forces are re- from a statewide drive this fall, has Kemmerer Coal company, owners of been submitted to the board of di the property. The number of en- ported to have defeated the rebels at rectors of the daho Memorial assoin the province of in Sabana Redondo, tombed men was set at eighty-on- e after Intebesa, heavy fighting. Many ciation. Rudolph Weaver,, architect earlier estimates by the company. wounded and a quantity of ammuni- for the university, is the designer o:: Twelve men were taken out alive. tion fell into the hands of the visitors. the edifice that will honor Idahos war dead. GENERAL The Chinese military authorities of Denver. The Moffat tunnel com Brigadier General Charles Elmer Shanghai have refused permission mission has passed a resolution invitto world Major Zanni, Argentine Sawyer, who was personal physician to the late President Harding, died flier, to land at Shanghai. The air- ing officials of one of the largest oil producing and refining companies suddenly from heart disease at his man, who is at Hongkong is said to of the country to come to Denver home, on White Oak farm near Mar have defied them and may ignore and open negotiations for the contheir refusal. ion, Ohio. struction of an oil pipe line through Official telegrams received at Te the Moffat tunnel. The action o Williafii G. McAdoo, whose fight for the Democratic presidential nom kin from Quinsan, field headquarters the commission was taken in response ination at Madison Square Garden of the Kiangsu armies seeking to cap to a proposal laid before it severa New York wrote a new chapter ttire Shanghai, declared that Chekiang weeks ago by Newman Erb, New commanders with their York financier and former president in the records of deadlock in nation regfcnontal al political conventions, gave his per men were surrendering to the attack, of the Denver & Salt Lake railroad, The name of the oil company was sonal assurances Tuesday to John W. ing forecs. not made known. Davis that he will do whatever Jie can According to a dispatch to the for the success of the Democratic from ConstantiSalt Lake City. Arthur L. Thom Telegraph Exchange national ticket, nople, more than 100 persons perished as, 73, years of age, fourteenth terIrene Castle has caused commo- in a fire in a moving picture house ritorial governor of Utah, 'active in tion on the Cornell, campus at Ithica, in Smyrna. The dispatch says no education, irrigation, mining anc and national state N. Y. Not only did she have her details have been received in the politics,, passec second husband, a Cornell graduate Turkish capital. away quietly in his sleep at the home of his son, Arthur L. Thomas, Jr. and prominent Ithica citizen arrested, cousin of the His son, entering the room to cal Grand Duke Cyril, but she disputes ownership of the Sigma Chi fraternity house. Arrest former Czar of Russia, has signed a him for breakfast, found the elderly the cov-of Robert Tremain followed the dan- proclamation declaring himself Em- Utah leader in his bed, ' cers charges that he took $40,000 peror of all the Russians, says a undisturbed and his fathers face worth of her securities and sold them Berlin dispatch to the Daily Mail. passive and calm in death. . A RESUME OF THE - world-famou- , , pig-lik- e, San-Dieg- ! I Fark-erto- n, 2-- 1-- d. - s RECEIVE WILD APPLAUSE WHEN WORLD CIRCLING TRIP COMES TO END AT SEATTLE Commander of Ninth Area Corps Represents President at Great Reception Given Flying Members X Spring Canyon. The bodies of Pat Santasteden and M. A. Tonoya, two of the five machine men entombed n the Rains mine by the explosion Sunday ' afternoon, were found at 3 p. m. Tuesday after nearly forty-iglours o fconstant effort to effect an entrance into the lower depths. Ogden. Highways leading to park through Wyoming will condition next year, acfine in ie W. Cross, highway Charles to cording States bureau United of the engineer of public roads, who returned from two months of road inspection in the vicinity of Jackson, Wyo. Ogden. The goal in the drive of stock subscriptions to Ogdens proposed community hotel is in sight, according to the directors of the community building fund, who advise that only a little more than $40,000 is necessary to complete the quota. This is expected within a few days. Provo. With hope that the broad expanse of land lying in Cedar valley, west of the Utah lake might be included in the proposed Utah lake reclamation project, a delegation of farmers and cattlement from the valley met with the Utah county commission and asked that consideration he given the thousands of acres of land now little more than a desolate waste. ht Yel-owsto- ne Sand Point Field, Seattle, Wash., The United States army aviators officially completed their flight around the world when they landed here early in the afternoon of September Twenty-eight- h. "S The world girdlers flew over the field at 1:30 oclock and after circling amid the over Lake Washington, blowing of the whistles and the ringing of bells on the boats in the lake and the cheers of the thousands surrounding the field, they again crossed the field preparatory to making their final landing of the tour that began in April. Three airplanes accompanied them to the field. The conditions on land and aloft for the fliers were ideal at the landThe sun was shining ing field. brightly as the airplanes came down and the weather was warm, approaching sultriness. One of the first to greet the three famous airmen and their three mechanics Lieutenant Leslie P. Arnold, Lieutenant John Harding, Jr., and Richfield. A special meeting of Lieutenant Henry H. Ogden was the board of county commissioneds Major Frederick L. Martin, whose held for the purpose of awardwas in the Aleu airplane met disaster contracts for the construction of ing tian islands. over the Sevier river bea bridge A family reunion took place on the and Monroe. Sealed field a few minutes after Lieutenant tween Elsinore bids were submitted by a large numArnold got out of his airplane. He contractors and the ward was was hugged and kissed by his mother, ber of made to the lowest bidder, Hansen Mrs. Cora Arnold, and his sister, Brothers of Richfield, for the sum of Mrs. Francis Cole, of Spokane, $1946.94. Wash., who had not seen him since he started on the flight that made hisSalt Lake City. Forty-eigpetiin circles. aviation tory tions for parole or termination . of The fliers left Eugene, Ore., at sentence were denied at the execu10:01 a. m. on their last leg and tive session of the board of pardons, at 10:25 a. m. which convened at the state prison passed over Albany Salem was sighted at 10 :52 a. m., and Monday mornjng. Six petitions for senthe aviators were next sighted over parole were granted, twenty-fou- r cases were and terminated six tences Portland at 11:15. The three world fliers landed at were continued either to the regular Vancouver barracks, Wash., a few December meeting or to the special minutes after leaving Portland to session which will be held November make Lieutenant 11th. adjustments to Wades engine. The fliers left VanSalt Lake City. There are 320 couver at 11:57 a. m. cells in the Utah state prison, and on landing, taxied The airplanes according to the figures given the in a large circle to the reviewing board of pardons, 299 of them were stand, with the Chicago at the left, occupied last Friday. This is almost Boston II in the center and the New three times as many prisoners as Orleans at the right. The band, in were confined there on January 1, the meantime, continued playing dur 1920. ing the taxiing. Bingham The town board will conaround the strung Ropes were additional water tanks in order struct the famous machines and reception to better fire protection, if provide the to committee greet gathered available. are the funds The last Smith steppec Lieutenant fliers. water-mai- n is said showed it the that fire, from the cockpit of his machine anc not would sufficient presgive made a short address to the assemwhen sure were lines hose several of The crpwd bled committee. that to attached. is some have It hoped airgathered around the roped-of- f of the tanks completed before winter. planes was so great that the recep tion at the landing field was curtailec Spanish Fork. Benjamin, six and to merely a shaking of hands of the miles southwest of Spanish fliers and expressions frtfm the re- Fork was visited by a destrictive fire Glad you are in which a ception committee of recently constructed barn here. filled with, 1500,; tons of hay, many Each. of r the fliers received at the outbuildings ,a large strawstack and field a large bouquet of dahilias, farm implements of various kinds which they took with them to a pri were destroyed. The property belongvate luncheon aboard a yacht. ed to L K. Stewart and his loss is A huge welcome sign 150 feet long, estimated at $3000. spelled in letters twenty, feet high Price. .Tax anticipation notes in greeted the aviators as they circlec the sum of $100,000 were negotiated over Sand Point. As the planes flew the Cnrbon by county kchol hoard over Seattle, whistles and automobile Ross & Company of Salt with Reason horns sent up shrieking greetings Lake at the regular meeting of the On the field hundreds of automobiles of boats anc school board held this week. whistles from scores - ht one-ha- lf yachts anchored on Lake WashingSalt Lake City. Arrangements ton off Sand Point and cheers? from have been made between members of the thousands of spectators contrib the state road commission and the uted to the noisy return. Garfield county board of commissioners for the expenditure of $6000 this 2500 Are Arrested in Chicago year for improving and maintaining A crusade to enforce the Panguitch-Kan- e Chicago, county line road. traffic laws? in Chicago that was Work already has been started. It opened ten days ago had resulted in is expected to continue the program arrests up to of improvement next year. approximately 2500 The authorities- - hope to re date. 'Spring Canyon. A blast in the duce the death toll of automobiles Rains mine at this point Sunday enwhich averages better than two per tombed five miners whose fates are Convicted speeders sons each day. have been fined and some of them as yet unknown. Efforts of rescue men were rendered dangerous by sent to the workhouse. dangerous gases. Senator to Have Foot Removed Smithfield. Citizens of Smithfield Memphis, Tenn., Physicians have decided at a mass meeting held reannounced that United States Sen cently that a chamber of commerce ator Hubert Stevens would undergo was needed in this city. The meetamputation of his right foot to pre ing was called by the city council and vent the spread of blood poisoning representatives of all civic organizawith which the senator was infectec tions and business and industrial inHis general condition terests were a week ago. present and expressed was described as favorable. their wish that an organization be completed in the near future. |