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Show :. .'. ' -- -- t -- - I1.4 ,--- r v, , - NORTHERN UTAHGenerwily fair Saturday ,alight and ) cooler Saturday night. - IDAHOFair Und Nunility.; - E - - - fiaturday nigitt rimier Satur- . ly atio-ht- - ba - day tdght, ,womw,w PRICE ' FITP le it e vZ.0 SALT 41 pa ler 11) CEN'IS " 21 v. - I. enweratures. 111 Oft , w a Roof of Buxton Bldg. Kiosk. .... LAKE CITY SATURDAY UTAII NOVEMBER 44 FIFTH SEVENTY, .22 - ill Maximum Friday:..64.... 42 Minimum Fr day Minimum gaturday.47 -. 8atun4ay.-.3-44a.m. , YEAR 1 LESST ORATOR! And More Work Will Eliminate Need for gatra Session, 'Sen. Capper t Tells David , ., VAII . Capper. farm bloc; la. cam e ,a ' r beconference -- Int from . ' rt -- . - T 4 1 ) ''l 1 1 - - I . 1 14' i' 1 .t , f, I ,) 1 ! Cool- - Kansas senator bras just loan who says little but does things. What the average man in the west watts is economy. is business-lik- e administration. Congress peed to be crowded Into getting its program through. It can be done at the short session if all will get to- gether. We have had enough , oi speechmaking and talk." Asked how he thought the west felt about Arm aidedtio . "Oh we are for that and web.- )revel it can be done. I would be in favor of the passage of -a joint resolotion it this- coming- session of i 'ongress which would -a- uthorize the treasury to refund 25 per cent to the taxpayers if It should be found at the end of the present fiseat yeas in June that a suMcient earplug has been accumulated to permit such a cut. I believe we could adopt MICh COVIngent leg- islation and then there would be no need of an extra session or to wait until December for the tax cut." Mr. Capper'. thought is that Con- a 'greats. by authorizing the treasury ta use its discretion after Congress ' ham caw Inn, adjourned am:ne the revenues and returns recalved on March U. next, and be ,-, possibly to - able by fulfill the 'wishes of Cenigtem with respect to a horizontal cut.Chairman Madden of the house appropriations committee has been advancing a somewhat similar idea. his Proposal being that at the end of each fiscal year the treasury shall be authorized automatically to refund to the taxpayers a cer- tam n percentage of income tax re- comb.' depending Upon the condition of the treasury and the surplus piled up. l Senator Capper told the Presi- .., dent weteat the Whitattousa-tba- t his recent selectionof an agricultural commission was excellent end that he-- laked the way the cornhad started- - on-- The Kansawsenator is hopeful that porno 'recommendations may come from L.II commiardon In time to be limped into legislation at thet corn--- -' log session of Congress. Ile thinks something should be done at once to help the livestock industr7 which is depressed and that probably the commission can point the say in connection with a merino-1- s to regulate or tbe marketing arthriticI of the farmer. Naturally Mr. Clapper wantresto see his colleague Senator Curtis. chosn leader of the senate if FenWerren of Wyoming declines ' her the poeition. Mr. 0.pper feels the West should be recognized in the leadership in the senate and that It would tat be "good politics" but comnpon sense to put as capable a leader cc Charles Curtis in the paddler to succeed the late flenator ' -- - . ' 5 idge. ' The I White with - '''e 4 ..,f President -- ,,, 1 House a at Darin- - tawanrolt. been elected by a majority that-wi- ll 000 which is about 10.00- 0- more than the President received. The last election," said the sen- &tor. as he pointed a finger to- ward the President's office. Ina calms how the people felt about a ! g the i , ,t v - . -- itir-wor- 1124.r o, Bureau Chiefs Plan Secy. Wallace Memorial WASHINGTON. Nov. memorial to the late Secy. Wallace .ha s been decided upon by the bureau- chiefs cif thedepartment over which be presided. Just what form it will take has not been decided. hut as Secy. Wallace fondly looked forward to the time When be could give his time to the 1 promotion of better living condi''''stions tin the farm. thp idea of se- a professoribip or echo!- ,, tablishing college arship at some agricultural has met with favor. A committee bee been named- to - coudder thequestion. Suggestions for the planting of a memorial tree in the department grounds and the placing of a bronze tablet in the department's building haVe been suggested and probably will be carried out. 22.--(- AP) - t ..4ant Het be ot ,,, , - , EN MONDAY AFTERNOON IS potirio cr111 1 1 , 0 i 1 , 1-- ' t Fv, FROM. IIII I . Will be Feature, -, U.. S . Officials to be . 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'0,,,-. New Uniori ,' Wyoming Prepares To Depot , of Dr Cart W. Sawyer. son of the Honorary pailbeators will be ot- - -1. E. Sawyer- - President Deists of the government, fromi------ i 'late' C' IV'. 'IN' Demand Senate "Act" . i 7 Take Harvard Ogden Recall- Part PlayHarding personal physician.- will Washingten. whose - name. have not, -Sbeen be announced.eimIlle ...... For Hard Fight. This was announced today by - Active pallbearers will - ,, ea b y Brigham Upon House Measure. ' Young. ' :. , (14)111"'.1 o friend B. s former f the Harding family. They' Chrstian. Jr.. George . ' secretary to and a life- - are Malcolm, Jennings of .. ' ' ' long friend of the family, who ix 1 Geo rge V. Van Fleet. E. K. : , DEEP MUD, RAIN , COLORADO RIVER GIFT OF LAND TO , in charge of arrangements. J -Prenderga st. O.- S. , t C.'I Carl tMarionl . plans, air. ' BE TO CONSIDERED SLOW UP GAME ..raidTentative A ana RAILROAD PRAISED inemda singing of eT he itehrooter, ell et as received today front Word of 0 Perfect Day. by the Columbual Ohio. Republican Glee club. 'which,' Rock Ledge, Fla, that Mrs. C. II. . .. -i sister-in-la, of am ,. ; wie Mr. Harding was presdent. gling, a, . Muscle Shoals Decision ' Expected Crowd of 519,00i) was hear d often it the White Harding. and her daughter. Louise,' of Taken Pictures Moving , -who is serioukly.'111. woeld not be House. c. Arrives . Slow Expected To Play: Lon. T b e song was Mrs. Harding's able to come bore for the services. Ceremonies Attended . was last in Mr. Marion arrived favor ite and always requested Kling Yal-eIn Attitude ' Of Con- ', ' test; heewhen any muMcal organize-- I week from Rock Ledge. Unbeaten! by Officials, By , was Mrs. tion appeared st executive' the , Harditig's body. .. Ske.,., ..... oi00010o. late yesterday to the home of Meal gress - On ' Big Stream. 'During Hard . Chambers of Commerce' , Dr. Jeose Swank. pastor of Ep- - .F. J. Longsht.re. a daughter of -I worth church. of which airs. Hard- - Kling. where aill remain until' ,. - , ing had been a Member Mem girl- - the service...May- . .. Nev. 22WASHINGTON.. Yale 1 , Mrs. Harding's old home. occu-- I iv hood. will deliver a short sermon 0GDEN. Nov. tairmer of Kan. ,, , (AP) 7 6 -'. I The Rev. George WI Landes. pagtor pied by the Kling smile,. Ma, bra Coolidence in Orietts continued Harvard of Trinity Baptist church, of which cloae'd for the winter. eas, a 'cadet, of .the farm blots -..., ,a, growth tend, importance as a rail- - . .. I N,.o..,,a-,e, declare& toeing miter litEW'rciA V'EN; t road and industrial center els ex- ion- D 1 ence- - with President Coolidee ' :a Conn. Nov. ...,,,,,.,.,...,, PUBLICITY T Union officials of the Pressed THANKSGIVING' by -trudgeon crawl stroke in the moat . 111.1 It';''''''''''''' DU I and Southern Pacific. railroads at - nevithally erslkliealleglatediatk'nagriettialrt.utrah; approved manner, Ha re ard and 144,'''' ' ' ' ' ..to OgYale Imam doggedly Mit of a grid- .. , ., of ceremonies the dedication. committee. recommends, will. , Iron that waa an equal mixture of $410.900 union station mud and water for their annual be porthed for action- - at:. , t" ..,. .7-rIN Norris Declares He Will football gime this afternbon. DEcukREDH0LIDAyiEdeteridnew COMIng short seselon of con- ' It want a day that made the pias held in the gems-- The Kamm" imitator was . Move It'll's for Johnmown Good look like a rank I Oppose large waiting room of the new . of the belief that this legiele- . amateur, a torrential rain beatIng i more of ' ,,,,, structure in the ' presence ; down on the field and its oecu- Repeal. : . tio,, could ae map...4 of hi ... oe , ti end 1500 citizens than Passeetere nanta drenching one and4all to la tbne to prevent the neceseity , Made - to Governor in Proclamation of trains at the station at that .. Ions the ,kin. if any. i l . .. of ast extra scission for this handful ' Only the prover-biaIna... tin.- Road , Urges Peaceful Ob. WrAnig, HINGTO.N. 'Nov, the expected' crowd of 10.001 oozed PurPotio alone. sa''''Is . . 0., to Brigham netorence waa made around in the a half hour were drawn toueg Itir a ing caddidatest for siecretery of -to : servance.--:BY pen Mackay Or HAY Vs . ., hours game time. . , , young., prophetic: 'Woe in .pre- battle la the coming session of Con- - pump. tt temeatant chnctes Eeans ,, ' '' :.:' ' ' flee The rain Mud and wind Just .L...r,111111ms: it clause:of re.idgore ainscars sientleg ., . a1.,his '. grew ocar-- the publieity k.. about levelled everything as far ' '' ' ' of ground in Ombra. ' .f -R- elief for mrttlers on items , tlibrorter tsti,eurgearren.liaDetrviroitcywine"): Irrigation tha mama taa laur;......S' game was concerned, Yale --pOCATELLO; Ida Nov 2:-- dSteadfast and ot the obserg U. Nv rooprayerfut p...t.7 on unbeatenz--Than in ;rest loft i ditanaun aageighson ng age and reclarnatiolt. atrateitiereln-.westl- e the field stepped Members e announcement e.artival.,9t - .. e once official wmo,,Th.,, of hakosotoztita4.44,414ta . , team while Harvard has lout sue- - tApj veirrhambr,,,,,t',..emmen.., York. . .... ere states writ DIP posited -vigorous. nuMbere Ilea rd., leader e on . .,,, . cessive decisions to Dartmouth. was made today b y jest M..,citalf proclamation Mewed Salurdnir 14 master 1:"0( ',ceremonial- and ad- ent-to "'ant Idea an P- Pertly et the :coming ,session e4Con- Princeton and armee. the two lat Of the Pocatello Autdmobile corn- - Gov, IL 'Maley declaring. a nose by Mayor P. r. bath were tI ' ' , : -- Irress.lif woe alnouncelitoda r LW f ; ter incidentally havin g been Y ale pany that the Ford --Motor corn- - ,Thuraday , Noe. 5' ::' ' . 2. a Kirkendaii, ottooerat Manager W11- - I staelear,o --- .. 'victims. , Conirress' Winter of Wyoming, 'The the Bell Pacific, has tee the astettilnrePtbto triton liani of Jeffers follows: w, puMbased lls". ofil.rthh es anpetheam; Pan' proclamation therefore favored Everything ' Legislation with thie end in view , , i . , Traffic Man- r Am.stant paeatinge on Bird Thin Red Minn. the mine! To we that is. .nes God but the Aitnightg Yale., Everything.; tugs ' waa framed, at the last session C. L. Mcleaul of the Southern In L, weather. which 414 not favor any.' Is located in the Salmon river dia- - i more in grateful cenetaion 284 nos! more and- Vim Prest. Howard V. dresura,Ittic ...lager and passed the house. but fatted trict about 00 miles from Mackay. 1vout acknowledgement ' thing Or anYhodY I i . ne and o rt $h of for the Oregon The lineup: la e Bed Bird lead The a producing in the senate during the ,closing The Present eclause. making pubeemPanP' and "'ten igillen IL us. Yale. mine and will be operated by tho. d ant blessinmi bestowea Deaarvard. of the Ogden diem- - tic only the pa- ment made, was A hours. -, - and. in conformity with a time. be-,Ili'ce, low, Ford Motor compeer- Bingha m..... itr. . H...... p Prepare-yI of the J01411 it . . Coady tions are noir being made to keeP honored cuntom. lift our me It prmided for assessments on U. T. c. adopted over the protest Await wan b y the it. nior ' Sturhahn .1g Dunker the road open all winter from the humble . who finally voted :for it. based O tt production value 'urgent's. high the of band that els ogden entreaty 'jibe ' e ..., Greenough mint' to Mackay from which point Lovejoy lsettlert on construction costs. re- a the Southern. Syncopators Nortie. Republican, of rolice Hold Man, inSenator Khoo bounties and -en. Root ore for may will be loaded guardianship E, rg....... Theophatd the shipa and of . ahe insurgent mak...quartet. - Nebraaka.-on- e ' .. ; the settlers from costs for Butterworth ; .rt.... Lindner meat. .Severe! carloads of nection Foot leatenstene . Ottdeo Peosid of Station. re the , ... . 0 declared the "pro- Leman costs. transferred Beals ment lir now to transit to the! "Sul;mitting that we are the most t leaders. today ,' in said et Dart, I ... u-dBench ;h-aatb.. .,. Stafford mitif, Fordeon track pull equip- fortunate and ' original construction costg, penalbloc would seek more Plunge.' ' i ive" woo. Jumiiythe most Privileged of 12 Maher meet for use on snow plows will tales- - and unpaid tousesamente. for Allen,.,-.1hb- . visionoif the 7' Y it rhb ...'Pilch Miller be shipped from Pocatello Mon- - of all people. endowed with the un- - ogden in the re Broad center or the tetremie--P-,,three the Porid.... years during. is past opened. As the re repeal fight defended weed thb. Cottle . Gehrke day. , the settlers ham faced poor- crop inewipapers , -Norris also abridged right to life. liberty and --railroad tho 22.-1- AP) ogden, of Novfacies WASHINGTON. mit 1 of of de, the office 'yields, and c rated the pursuit of happiness; undisd has prospered and I think it e e payoteeris -publishedethe "rector a at. reclamation of salary morning paesersby at the -I I turbd by that we should gather to cele, FINAL FOOTBALL I move to repeal the clause' nate office building today saw a of $10.000 'a year. to make equita- i opining to the new sta-- 1 willT start in the house. discord; enjoying the ereedom of brats - the If delayed ' We adjustments.. ' .. 4 , I not We are of, come woman only proud , oung - I "ion. hurtling transferred be no woewill other as drive and action the thought Has Apparatus. At Salt Lake-F- irst t he bea- utiful b u lid mg but that it 'them ... quarter through a window and plunge 15 . I a-- n- ag- 0- f- d indicates the eonfideisce of the U.10 the se nate. There is opposition to the leg- stone la feet below. to . the D. S. II,- 0; Carbr, O. , : under and Ipavement nag it P. enlightenment and the 'elation from some of the weet- which symbolizes peace. justice.' Mayor Kirkendall sale the rall-- i Hundreds Seek Pardon of ' She suffered a compound fracture ern IN It was fought At State College-Fi- nal, of the leg and was taken to a hos- efngr,.. Penn '''and righteoumeas and guarantees 're ads have given Ognen the fin- lumse by coneVesethen Convicted Bootlegger pitaltwbere she refused to give heir inRakertheof California. State 2. Marietta 0! , protection to its subjects wherever est depot in the intermoumain It la expect- , ---.name At Syrecuse--Finalit Syricuse 7.: etmdenai depot is in a - country. ' rni!On are holding a man for ed this fight will be carried to the WASHINGTON. Nov. fact Colgate 3. from this ss and itseit ' by ' senate ,where the bill Is in post- . ad- At An Arbor-Fi- nal lion of the President of the United' I will receive much favorable . Michigan : signed b- -, investigation. monster petit's tion to be passed without much ' d Sends Note to 6t 0 1 00. N 0 w . therefore. Iowa 1 . - veroling from 01111 . ., lie de. hundreds of prominent San Fran. Intermitting legislation on the cal- At Boulder-F- irst "I. Charles It- - Mabey. governiar cure& Colo. Arrives P. quarter.. Morgan J. 'U. 3. Colo. Aggies 0. of the State of Utah. by virtue of .Reference to the first union eta- - ciseane and members of the Cali- Full Demanding - - At Funeral Chairman Addison Smith of the the authority In me vested. do here- - tine built here. MI years ago was fornia congressional' delegation. Greeley-F- irst . For Mother's quarter, West- ' ern Teachers 11. Colo Mines 0.house irrigetion and reclamation ,-- -, by designate Thursday. November.. made by Mr. Bigelow. That depot 'seekingfor Indemnity. it presidential pardon DaYr alio. Al 21.oae4,,autTbankagising es , hale. .. mcDotiount- o- eanoieteo veal to be a. legal hI- - a railroad center." he said. "and re- - peter, ' . IL- . , Proclaim the earn. has abetter J. P. Morgan. head of the banking' ask his conirnittee for an early Francisco bootlegger Wyoming $rJ.r 3. ' I of .State the Utah. At La Fayette-Fi- rst throughout of jure. firm. whose mother.- Mrs. Fran:root report on tbe Colorado river ... quarter, Nov. , 2 A2. ,.,,).."...' - iday1,...aillostly urge the populace to viewed Ogden's growth because of presented- to the department c . fir 'L4.- - tore': boulder-dan- ePardue' 4, Indialia,-0. on tn. firer trarnsenvoltire, At was as its nrojeet.- ,- This today - by Tram,. Morgan. wolow---of I unite in a steadfast and A ,...,sh'' 0 g .. Evanston---Thir- d prayerful At . Call- - I Pont Morgan, died Sundae at H water power and mer For . lie tAllette tinental of Governor the of Ration. railroad quarter ' lout me. the retrodian . OCCIAlt011, Pasha, of that this observance Notre Dame 7, Northwesters, te ea the fornia end Ma mhalt Woodworth. land Fails, N. Y., arrived-hu- e n'ght 'flood control scheme. affecting remised the railroada today. demanded a "prop- the helpfulnees of this custom, a., tittelen would COnti nite III t on the steamship Berencaria fronti seven elates which border the Col- At Urbana-E- nd , half, Illinois 1, ..., anion., 'attorney for McDonough - ' I in our mtablished a by I " righteouely Oh McState 0- , ,. The Southampton. ' ' orado river. , that will attract paseengers petition states that with ' the kill'ng of Motor Gen- ' t7hriMian fothears. mai' ' serve its forIcily Mr. Morgan was in France in eThemi states sought to 'make - a Chi- At Chieago-Th- ird tarter. on per- whom the railroads had pro- emit Sir IOC Mack, the Medan in a ' neefulness full 'stimulating French loan. with connection the cage 0, Wisconsin I. so testi vided use c monY. the ijured of eomfortably. ompact I regulating 500 goo indemnit of and , 1 a un e ral services for Mrs. Mor gan. sturdy patriot am. in promoting Bucknell At Philadelphiao-Fin- al In a brief talk air. Platt told! , and w ater. but Arizona has ' roe good citisenehip. and in egemplifio.1 o t happy conditions in working for olli he held:Sunday. Burial' will be' powered le j e n th e emnPaet i 2, Rutgers 7. --be- Cruiser S. Rushes hal Q. devout which ' faith that t n C ing Providence---Enat Hartford d At Pr --half, Brown LoNDoN,, Noe - se-A a 0 ur restitutions - and 'two seastena,eontrary to the gener- 1.,,:icis: -- of ingthility to reach agree- - -- et Pe ' e. New-- , Hampehire a ral belief that such a thing was im. ' of g id Lancastershire ma 4 e f er the create , with battlion Canteen Nevada. and -Crippled Tug e f R this At,Ames--Thi- rd --- ,quarter.- - Iowa troops bee been ordered from Mal- . He said he wondered 1 possible !There Is difference of opinion State 0, Drake 0. if the station was large enough and KEY. WEST.,-- - Wia.:' ' Nair 22- .-1 , : tato EgYpt,the order biking effect Pit whether the --Aevelopment proJect - I e to- express hur-b..1 C.. as imprenedire funeral eerviees Were A on The then row went tjaittl-!hall emitter, undertaken speed ' ,be by the gov---' ' Francisco lief It was to care for the' bete- - Concoct now oft Hampton R01011. Police Seek Thief Who being held in Cairo tottag.for gir or immtrent. contracted ., has beefs ordered to the essistance' Les Stack commander in chief of on Train nem14. for many years. enterprise tinder supervdon privahtte Took$25,000 Radium Slug the ESIPil an army. the victim of , Woman Dies dis- the . tug !federal P. Offirial Umpqua. reported Proud of i, .,....., , power tommission. Depot.assaesinte bullets. according to a abled 'off Wattling !eland. north of BOSTON. It Cabinet- Dbingrees- .- -gave him a great deal of per- - i -news agency dispatch received from RAN DIEGO. Calif.. Nov. 2 with eubmarines and . . Finnie L. Selfridge of San Fran- - Donal pride to dedicate the build- - Cub..st.' in tow. fINSI-Po- lkes 7 Preeldent Coolidge's cabinet is and deputy sheriffs maks. ,, LOS ANGELES. Calif.. ',Nov. aecording to the corn- Owe, died suddenly early today'ing to torten city. declared ,,.... mandant of the INSt today Were merchinte for a parcel Seventh naval dig- Selby I Kol ale- - divided on the question. the ..dct Exprege from Mcraul.rand to'the comfort-Ton the ' Federal :45) todeY-tri, .. said to contain Sllt000 worth of '' and sator, cAlftp. Egypt. Nov. acretarien Work and Weeks.. x coy). pugilist ' With a travelling public. He wondered...I; radium and an uhldentified person promised speedy ven- 'Washington' to Boodon. The witibmarines ere being towed pealed to Los Angeles authoritiee and the late Seeretary Kellard Brigham Young knew of tatidetes from - ' who is thought 40 have stolen It geance, for the murder of Sir Lee daughter., Aire Katherine to leave, his cell la the eflart,), j311 erered government co l'anama for overhauling. ruction from J. W. Casey . prominent Chi- - Stack. Birder of the Egyptian army, of Washington. she was on her way great future. when he presentd attend the tuneful of hot moth ,and cienership. to relatives .. here. to visit acres five land the of Sudan. of the and Soverrior general , real estate man, ., n is -m eCoe Mrs. Mary Selby. Final deception with res pe et to (go companies. He then,expreated his rersons .00Ught Who put e. It was also revealed today by the moved toward fulfilment today tePAN FRANCISCO Nov. id, muscle shoals is ex.. waiting trial for the murder of idic0citiou 1111111181113S in , belief that this 'proven Brighant , i Moro. Mrs. Theresa police that four days ago Oise,- - with one of the alleged man In molten- Metal hie sweetheart. Mut. to be inuential in deter- vision in build. 711.. ipected was found by patrolmen wandering custody and other areeats expected. on Selbr. ' dealer. ' antique the Federal Express today near ing the station the Southern Pa- mining Congress what course to the downtown streets in an tapper- - The man under arrest has been JOSE. Calif, ' Nov. 22. -- - had been 111 and suffered a severe ono: with the Colorado river de. was the widow of the late cific takes cognizance of Ogdetes enedase and unable to explain his Identified by the taxicab driver in Bostmt, A. at- - shock Ag 13 when her son was velopment for authorities were Edwin of President Selfridge. deansassins tAPICounty and identhe car power and flood future growth, whose escaped mindition or his identity. His importance ' the Selfridge temPtitig today to loeate persons arrested ler the murder., control. Holding company eared Mr. Mclaul. ; tity was established through a and whose complete confession the , . an for Edwin eXp1011011 A. son. which here. Her responsible There has boon a powerful in Seltridge. room key' to a local hotel .wilJeb. police said they possessed. was found on his person. ' Casey ' The funeral of Sir lee today Jr.. plane'to team today for Bon- - t to ifre bBurroLkus. ,olt heeh ige fen ,f,,,itc4th el fluent.' in Congrees to turn-ovbody ,of his merited ow by 1.1r. Jeffers aka mid Heady ' Iron Works at Sunnydale . Alaskan was removed to a local homital wale:toot the mint imposing Cairo ton to return with the private nterpriee the government .. here ten from ' mites and , yesterday Muscle owned and later it was learned from Cas- ever has eritnessed.- all oMetel Mother. if you wish to cheell up the statue Shoals 24 tiled power projthe for years. past placed aworher In the path of. a survey - a , of a ect. .2 . irrs eon. Ray Caney. that the ra- - Cairo front the entire galloon pari I in the solemn ere'' ticipating ,. Would . Body Give .4trgottlellt'''''' ''' ' :The -wafter Waal OAKLANO. Calif-- N ov . 22 . Pcotertive case. vraa also missing. inony. ' ' c re ., I ' of the most beautiful illations itg- - Int.ditlort'ancoll ''''' in that movement inot ' '''' It was Amid that at the time the The troops Sir Lee led were isden hon two of the best railroads badlY burne'd.' ' tiNneLetching sufficient- funds to thepeaders F. J. Behneman. president of the ow elder Casey was taken to the boa- sued ammunition as a precaution government twanot cond in America. barring note enter-kwalterdeal Johnson ,,,,., the, tes ' said tko elP111"1 company. teny .the mellot sheet The NEW TORN. Nova pita! a pocket in hie clothing wst against possible outbreaks. it, he declared. George Weise today awaited lure found to have been torn out. and that private enterprioe Coffin teas watched by an armed Officials of the dietrict attorney's Motion pictum were taken of part of n campaign of leitimidation of stockholders tonightlo Oak 'action to Call ht!.. keep from. teoriters. plant the announced ceremonies. dispose office last night thst the guard throughout night. poer whether they can obtain bet, on the .Araellbe developed and manufacture Railroad officials are guests of whkk bil ..1operated. William R. Anderson. Peter to Face 6 Count ter terms OR the Oakland baseball te , . , LONDON. Nov. 22.Deeply Inn plan commercial fertilizers at the ni- - . of the the chamber of commerre along eamThe franchise.' club Iron works employ-15mon. Mail Frauds censed at the assassination of CFe- league in New York. will 4o re- with representatives of (hi Salt trate plants erected there. If they . Charge , In arrested on one of the four untried Lake cis:linker of commorce: Vkit frune Deneral Sir Lee Stack. should win out againet those who KALENI., Ore.. Nov. -DIES.. cyclayfirlIGFAIN section the a British Cairo. cab indictments still pending, against President. H. IL D cks, Lafayette of Chariest Peter- must stand trial met Chief of Pollee Frank blinto of, urge. govern ment ownership and anla immediate advocating 14.1LX on Henson. A. R. him as ho leave, ging Sing prison Hanchett ad six counts of a grand by jury operation of 'Muscle Shoals power ritAxerseo, Noir:, 22. Haim today. received a telegram Pembroke, also the following rail, Rethers. 'sur- from the chief of police of McAlli- - project as Unit in a super-pose- r jury indirtmeatt charging fnigals- - nexation of the Sudan to imperial On parole. Pecos said that road official., .General Passenger geon in thiff of Po. manes hospital met. Okla.. declaring he bbid- - development lent use of the mItils in welling min- - territory., project embracing o the ,third degree forgers indict- Agent D. & Spencer of the O. here. died last night of apophitm. Mg one of the De Autremont broth- - many projects ,an national ret Ing ,sto0c, as thqo result of a ,IICETES, AUTHOR, DIES. ment on which the former dry L.. R. E. Kelly San Pranclacot Or. tethers served al a surgeon elides by Judge Tillman ID. Johnin ere wanted in Oregon forthe hold- - sources there will be difficulty in AMSTERDAM. Nov. son of the federal court Saturday chieftain was eonvicted. waa the Prost R. Baner."ft S3t Lake: H. A. the Philippines during the Spanish up of a Southern Patine train at getting Congress to 119propeottg Merman Reyes., author died hero strongent of the srAto's cases Hinshaw, San Fransimoo, ali of American war and was A Fellow overruling demurrer and motion to tunnel in Illita in which the Colorado river money for - 4.1 ' '''' , the & P- -. , strike by Teter. aftorneyg. ware killed. Ject. the America' College of Marren,. Sitticyr against Wm- - . ' Ipp o. 1. - R , . , , - , So- ng .. S' FACT-FINDE- Slated for Post I I - Hughes Resigns- TO ... g 91 Rai HARDING FUNERAL. No- -. WASHINGTON, and out the - hot-ai- r and get down to lausintris -- and we Will not. need an extra' se.- ion of Congress." This was the , advice given by Arthur ' of Nan- MIL bead of the .e,p ' 1 - dillmon . -- iVi DESTS - BY DAVID LAWRENCE. , 4 ti |