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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH r .- a A Wife That Was a Blonde ii ; ; STMDJBkGEDY By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD G 235 INJURED IN News Notes ft's a Privilege to Live tC'opxight) ANDREWS consulted once CARRY $39,000 FOR STRAWJIMMY the curd which he held In his BERRY PROJECT Ungers. Yes, this was the house all right, and It certainly advertised Its owner's ability to buy a lute model Reduction Alto Made In Money AvailStipersix coach for his wife. "Some wigwam! commented Jimable For Reclamation; Pensions Call For Largest Amount; my as he went up the brick walk to the Tutlor entrance. He was figuring Indians Get Sum. that the Beldings must be newcomers. Presently he found himself seated on a chair edge, wondering why the deuce deWashington. Recommending creases In expenditures below both the old man had picked on him, the current appropriations and budget agency's newest salesman, to demonestimates for the next year, the an- strate their car to this particular prosnual supply bill for the Interior de- pect. Then the to partment was reported to the house, frame an velvet draperies parted outrageously calling for expenditures of $226,473,-00- . woman. This would be $7,700,000 below young was on his feet "Mr. WalJimmy current funds and $610,000 less than cott believes you are Interested In our budget figures. lute model coach or that you might Utah appropriations recommended be if you knew wlmt a really remurk-abl- e Included; car it is, he said earnestly. "Its For maintenance and continuation delightful riding qualities, artistic upof construction of Strawberry Valley holstery, economical gas consumpproject, $39,000. tion he went on, and his listener, For continued investigation, who seemed about to Interrupt oeca construction of reservoirs and canals on slonnlly, refrained from doing so until, Salt Lake Rasln project, the unex- either through luck of breath or pended balance of any appropriation he bad exhausted the virtues of made in last year's bill. his topic, Jimmy ceased of bis own For continuing construction of laterccord. "Well " and she hesitated. "Ilava al distributing systems and to maintain existing irrigation systems from you It frith you? the Uncompabgre Uinta and White Yes," he said quickly. Outside. Would you care " River Utes, $16,000. . The girl nodded. Just a moment, For aid of public schools in Uinta and Duchesne county school districts, she said and left the room. Swinging down Main street, Jimmy $6000, to be paid from tribal funds of the confederated bands of Ute Indi- wished some of Ids old Newtown friends would see him and wonder who ans. For support and civilization of con- was his pretty companion. Then lie federated bands of Utes and pay of remembered that undoubtedly her face was hot an unfamiliar one. Certainly agency and employes, $56,B40. as the wife of one of Newtons richest For payment in fulfillment of treaty men she would not be as unknown as stipulations as follows: Goshute ,(Gos-huthimself who hud returned after long $3500; Piute, $600; Skull Valabsence and so far had met and talked ley, $1000). $5100. with only one old friend. Will CushAdministration and Improvement of man. Zion national park, $22,000. It was a perfect morning. Jimmy had The largest amount called for chosen his route for Its opportunities would be $193,921,000 for pensions. In- to show theSupersIx at Its best. There cluded in the reductions under last wns even a series of hills further on years totals were one of $5,000,000 In Just suited for testing Its clluibiug the amount of pensions; $2,258,000 ability. for the reclamation service, $301,000 His companion said little. Remarked for general land offices, and $373,000 once or twice on the power of the enfor Howard university, the negro gine or surprising pick-uSuddenly, school In Washington, D. C. You are a very young snlesinun," she While the reclamation fund also said. The personal note took Jimmy by would show a reduction, the bill would 0 Also, he didnt know Hint he $3,000,-00surprise. approximately cared to have Ids youthfulness comunexpected for the present year. Resumption of construction of the mented upon. Surely, she was younger Flathead irrigation project In Mon--tan- a than he. "I I daresay you are married?" was recommended and $575,000 "Yes, my wife's u blonde," answered would be allotted for the purpose. Continuation of the Sun river pro- Jimmy without thinking, so Ripnzed was he at the question. ject in Montana, and Owyhee and he had replied as he would have Baker projects in Oregon, would be to another salesman, who would have , provided for. Abandonment and sale of the Belie taken the answer in the spirit in which wns offered. Fourche, South Dakota, project was it Then he could have bitten out Ids urged by the committee, which said its further development gave no prom- tongue for Its silly remnrk. Although, ise of success under existing condi- why should he have cared, he asked ldniRelf Inter when he had driven her tions. back and left her at the Tudor enThe total allotment tor reclamation trance. She had paused an Instant on would be $7,741,000. For the national the.top step and thanked him for the recomwas park service $3,698,000 demonstration. mended, an increase of $480,000, made I I will let you know ray deel- conout road the necessary to carry she had said gravely us she slnn,"' struction program authorized by the turned awsy. last congress. That afternoon J. Wolcott sent for Other allottments Included: For InJimmy, all unconscious of dian hffairs bureau, $11,938,000, an Jimmy. trouble abend, entered that sacred InIncrease of $20,000; for the general ner olllce Innocently and found himland office, $2,332,000, a decrease of self being called down heartily. $122,000. Thunderatlon They tell me Jim For Idaho the bill carried appro- Beldlng bought his wife Ilegenbecket priations for the following reclama- coupe this noon. Thought you cljpched tion projects. that sale this morning." Boise Project for maintenance and Jimmy's eyes widened. "I I rather continuation of construction, $394,000, hoped a decrease of $45,000 under laat year; "Well, the lady kidded you along oil King Ilill project, any moneys which right. Ilad a plbnsnnt morning at our may be advanced by this irrigation expense while wultlng for the Hegen-becke- r district wthout specific aproprlation. to be delivered." decrease of $35,000; Minidoka project At that moment a stenographer beckfor maintenance and continuation of oned to blm. Jimmy, with gloomy construction $2,005,000, Increase of brow, could not but overhear the con$1,208,000. versation which took place at the telephone. "You want the salesman sent np English Pension Act Aids Many London. There was a financial with the blonde wife and you'll buy revolution in thousands of British that conch" Jimmy pricked up his ears. What homes when the widows and orphans and old age contributory pensions act the A minute later, J. Walcott turned to went Into operation. Under these new Ills newest salesman. "That's all right, laws approximately 196,000 widows are entitled to receive 10 shillings my boy. You made a little mistake. You thought you were demonstrating each and 386,000 orphnns, 7 shillings, 6 pence each, every Tuesday. During to Mrs. Holding. But Instead of tliut the morning there were only a moder- you huve sqd the courli to her cousin. ate number of claimants, but officials Miss Dorojhy Cushman, Will Cushman's sister, you know, I don't underexpected a rush later in the day, when stand about your blonde wife but at have the necessary application blanks any rate you've made your first sale been filled in. with us." "Oh, Jimmy, Jimmy I" Dorothy was Mina Operators Refusa to Budge laughing at him half an hour Inter. New York. The anthracite opera"It's true I was only a twelve-.ver-oltors' conference, consisting of thirty-on- e kid when you lived here before, but I members, at a meeting held in should hare thought you would have the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria- , approved remembered me the everlasting little every action so tar of Its subcommitnuisance who wanted to tag brother tee in the Joint negotiations with the Will and his chum wherever tlify went. miners to settle the coal strike. Will told me you were birrk, also that you lmd said you were not murrled." I. C, C, Sustain Utah Rate Protest "Honestly, Dorothy," and Jimmy was Washington. Upon the protest of very sincere. "It beats me how I could the Ogden (Utah) Grain exchunge, have seen you end not known. You the Interstate commerce commission you have changed, you know." For better?" fished the girl shamefound that rate increases by the Los lessly. Angeles & Salt Lake railroad on grain, Jimmy looked quickly Into her blue products moving to Texas, Iaulsluna eyes which were smiling at him, then and Oklahoma points were unreasonnoted the lovely sun gold hair on her able. The railroad was ordered to aristocratic little bead. "Well," he said daringly, "I prevnrl-niti'- d cancel now schedules which were to when I said that my wife was a have become effective Septembp 15, Monde. . But, some day, she's going 1925, but which have been held In to be!" suspension. And. sure enough, she wua. good-lookin- g e, Absent-mindedl- 1 d y TOURNAMENT OF ROSE8 AT PASADENA ENDS IN TRAGEDY; TWO DEAD 6a!t Lake Man, And Magna Woman Are Hurt In Crash; Pasadena Hospitals Are Filled With Injured ; George II. Pern, governor of Utah In an address here dedicating the $100,000 coliseum erected by public subscription to bouse Ogden's annual livestock show, declared the coliseum and show represent an educational institution which will add to the wealth and comfort of Utah and neighboring states. Ogden. , Salt Lake City. Officers of the farm bureau and the Davis Pasadena, Calif. A day of roses Davis county Beet Growers' ascounty Sugar and Joy ended In tragedy for 235 persociation will be held during the next sons who were precipitated Into a week, it Is announced. The annual when a mee:ing of the farm bureau will be tangled mass ofwreckage coltemporary private grandstand held at the Davis county high school TourIn Kaysville, Monday. . Arrangements of the lapsed during the parade nament of Roses New Yekrs Day. for the meeting are being made under More than thirty cases of serious In- the direction of William J. Thayne. Cooperative marketing and accruing juries were treated In the operating benefits to the farmers will be one of room of the Pasadena hospital and 200 most the Important subjects discussothers received treatment. Of these, ed. 100 left after first aid and went to ' of the law their homes. , Og(Jen. Enforcement A few blocks distant from the scene and the arrest of violators whether of the tragedy a woman fell from the rich or poor were among the points top of a building while viewing the emphasized In a satement Issued by . Chief of Police Jonathan Jones upon parade and was killed. floral pageant assuming his duties, succeeding CurAs the mlles-lonneared Its end a frenzied big black tis Allison. horse, throwing its rider from the line Ft. Duchesne. A temperature of 2 of parade, crashed through the crowd below zero, Fahrenheit, Is redegrees and seriously inpured two men. corded as the coldest day of the seaThe collapse of the stands came son up to date, as compared with a without warning. Witnesses said it temperature of 26 degrees below at started to sway with a groaning noise the same time 'last year- and a moment later collapsed comOgden. About $$,500,000 worth of pletely, throwing Its human load of construction work, which will comnearly 500 persons Into a tangled mass below. Great confusion reigned plete the Union Pacific double trackfor several minutes until the cooler ing between Omaha and Ogden, is heads In the crowd organized the res- now under way. At present there are 25.8 miles of single track between cue. The parade was halted temporEcho and Gateway, Utah. The new out was call sent a and general arily between these points will cross track In the meantime for ambulances. the Weber River seven times and will every form of conveyance In the viinvolve the driving of two short tuncinity was pressed Into service and the aggregate length of which nels, the injured were started toward the 830 feet be will receiving hospital. Salt Lake City. The state road Streets near the Bne of parade had been roped off and automobiles were commission has awarded to the Vinnot allowed to enter them. As a re- cennes Bridge company of Indiana, sult, but few cars could be had at contract for construction of the bridge first to convey the Injured persons. across Grassy Trail creek. Carbon The First Presbyterian Church across county, at a total cost to Carbon counthe street, was thrown open and a ty and the federal government of The bridge Is to be a steel large number of injured were given first aid by physicians called from the truss of 100-fospan and is to be crowd. completed in 100 working days. Among the Injured were two Ogden. The fifteenth annual poulUtahns, James Grennan, Salt Lake, try show of the Weber County Poulbruised, and Mrs. Leslie Hasley, 24, try association, which opened in conMagna, Ehock. Neither Is seriously junction with the livestock show, Is Injured according to reports. by far the largest and best exhibit of its kind ever held In the county, Troops Help Install New Mayor Walter N. Farr, president of the assoJuarez, Mexico. Troops were or- ciation, said. The show is being held dered out Friday to guard the Junrcs on the mezzanine of the coliseum. city hall during the formal installaSalt Lake City. What Is expected tion of Alberto B. Almeida as mayor. to be the largest registration day In Supporters of Marcos B. Flores, de- the history of the Institution took feated candidate for mayor, said they place last Monday at the University will hould a separate inauguration In of Utah. It Is the beginning of the Flores hall. Plans for a midnight pa- winter quarter, with regular class rade of the Floristaa were frustrated work The Tuesday. commencing Juarez when troops from the garrison official registration at the university wer ordered out and dispersed all last quarter was 2616, the largest crowds. Those found to have knives number yet enrolled, and with the were allowed to keep them, but piswinter quarter always having the tols were seized. Leaders of the red largest quota of students, university party bad previously made speeches authorities expect that this number urging the Flores supporters to await will be Increased by 150 to 200. an appeal made to the national gov, ernment In Mexico City. Myton. According to a statement given out by those who keep the record of precipitation at the government Southerners-Shatte- r Coast Champs in Myon, the month of Decemstation thrillmost In the Calif. Pasadena, s of an Inch. The shows ber ing and spectacular football game 7.83 Inchee. For the 1925 shows ever staged in connection with the year In Myton the averannual tournament of roses carnival past eight years age has been 7.44 Inches. In Pasadena, Alabama, the southern Salt Lake City. With the recent gridiron champions, defeated Wash, ington, the Pacific coast opening of the new $40,000 auto me20 to 19, In the Rose bowl on New chanics and woodwork shop at the Year's Day. It was the first appearCranlte high school, the Granite ance of a southern team In this school district has completed one of game, founded back In 1916, the most extensive school bull-linsr.d the lads from Dixie left a most programs ever conducted lq one year favorable Impression when they trot- In the state. Five new modern buildted off the field. The game was seen ings have been erected and Improvet y 45,000 funs, and the sympathies of ments have been made In others at a most of this throng were with the total cost of approximate $100,000. quud from the southland. Salt Lake City. The new 1926 Utah license plate, aluminum background Hylan Resigns To Protect Pension and black letters, was seen on the New York. Thp eight-yea- r regime streets for the first time, this week. of John F. Hylan. as mayor of New Some 210 licenses having been Issued. One full day York City bus ended. Provo Following closely Inst year's before his term was to have come to Provo its conclusion, Mr. Hylan stepped out phcnominal building record, dolmillion a half more than spent of office, having resigned In order to Carden city durthe in lars building us a bis pension rights protect public officer. With him resigned also Rich- ing the year 1925, according to figured of A. ard E. Enright, police commissioner. taken from the annual report A. Inspector. building Loveless, city Is to Mr. Hylan retire on a eligible Ogden. Cooperative agreement bepension of $4205 a year and Mr. Entween on Morgan county and tl state $5000. right road commission wllereby the county agrees to put up $7500 as part coRt Makes Record Tarls. Aviator Dnrqua, flying In a of reconntructinn of the federal aid on the Morgan-Petersohighhydroairplane carrying 1102 pounds project been received by the state way hag whul Is established has said weight ' to be a world's record for 100 kilome- road comtnlRslon. The total cost Is of which the govat $65,000, estimated ters (62.14 miles). Ills average time was 172.595 miles an hour, although ernment will pay $48,000, the. state a gale of nearly fifty miles an hour and the Union Pacific railroad the balance. prevailed. g . $32,-351.3- four-tenth- title-holder- Inter-section- Prince George Saves Firs Victims Hongkong. Prince George, youngest son of the British sovereigns, did heroic work during a fire In the lintel Hongkong shortly after the new year had been ushered In. The prime, who Is on a tour of naval duty In the east-erwaters, was among the units landed from the battleship Hawkins to assist the fire brigades. The hotel was full of gflxsts when the flames were discovered, and Finny escaped icnntl-l- r clad. The fire, of unknown origin, burned for several hours. n ; Utah ' PROPOSED SUPPLY MEASURE TO in , Second Huguenot Colony ho was sent by In 1504, with atd for the Huguenot colony founded by Rilmutt, at I'ort Royal. S. C., finding the aettle-ine- Lsudonnlere, Co-jlgn- nt abandoned, built Fort Carolina so the St. John's river In Florida. Buty Pianist Often applying 8.000 ponnda of pressure to (he keys In a minute, a pianist In ths same time rends 1,000 signs and makes 2,000 finger mov ments. MIDDLE WEST SCORES HEAVY RAINS AND WARMTH WITH MELTING SNOW Break From Zero Weather Similar T That Which Covered Europe With Dlsasterous Floods; Warmth -- Moving Eastward Chicago. Flood conditions threaten to follow In the wake of heavy rain and warm weather that la causing snow to melt throughout the middle-wesThe ktorm was centered over the country between the Rocky Mountains and the Missouri river and Is moving eastward. The break In the weather, from below sero a week ago to 20 to 30 above normal, has all the characteristics of weather that has been experienced In Europe during the last two or three weeks. Cables from Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Russit and England have all told about the same story-h- igh temperature following extreme cold, with disastrous floods. Temperature throughout the United States appeared above normal Sun-daThe storm that first appeared In the Rocky Mountain regions last week was moving slowly eastward, apparently Increasing In energy.- It Is accompanied by wind and rain and snow in the northern parts of the , belt. The temperature In Chicago stood at 45 degrees Sunday. Snow melted In the. suburbs and downtown streets were dripping wet from a rain that began to fall In the early morning. The rain extended westward to the Missouri and down the Missouri valley to the Mississippi and eastward to the Ohio and the Great Lakes. ; The high temperature is expected to prevail for several days. After the . storm has passed a sudden drop In temperature may be expected for northern regions, according to observers. t. - Flapjacks and syrup! What s sunr shiny start for the day I And there's one thing sure about Flapjack theyre always tender, never soggy; I At always light and your grocer's in the handy round carton with the replaceable lid I easy-ttve- FLOKDODA Celery often yields $2,000 an sere. mode one city in Florida, end will others. It has nuka For particulars, writs Dept. A, DEPARTMENT OP AGRICULTURE Tallahassee, Florida , DARKER COLLEGES Learn barber trade. Catalogue-frooIssued. ilolor Barber follege, r fh d"h mr q! DUUliw) 44 . lit Diplomat Recent St, Any book you want mail. C. O. Dt Deseret Book Co, East So. Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah Retiring From Business Chance of a lifetime In Sunny California. Experience nnntceary. Attend to office de. telle, eee prospective cuatomera (I vine estimates. Will eley with buyer to cat him Competent help acquainted with business. do the work. Rug, carpet renovating, cutting, eewlng, laying. Ruga made to order from euatomere' materiel. Well ntted up shop, All machinery for cleaning. Price complete, 11,(00. Low rent. Privilege buying property, Addreie P. O. Box SSS, Fresno, California. The Refuge Cortlandt Bleecker said In New York the other day: "The recent avalanche of divorces Kharkov, Russia. Prolonged rain the Valentino divorce, the Wldener-Leld- y and thaws accompanying unprecedentdivorce, the Gloria Gould died spring-likweather have caused vorce, and so on make one think the worst floods In forty years in there must be something In the wld-owremark: great areas. Water banking up from "A widower turned up at his club-onrivers has almost comthe night onrl another member said pletely Inundated the territory surrounding Kharkov. "'Weve missed you, George. Yes, Seven hundred farms in the vicinity You have been ruined and the livestock weve missed you dreadfully. havent been near the place - since-youdrowned. wife died. 'Yes,' said the widower, with a St Paul, Mtnn. Minnesota, Sundaj smile. 'Yes, 1 know. But dont worry. was visited by a heavy sleet storm shall I marry again." which coated highways and pave ments with Ice, greatly, imperiling -- e eis to-hi- r traffic. iure Relief Congress Has Work Cut Out Washington. Holiday over, con gress returns to its work to take ui a multitude of national problem! which have grown complicated in iti 6 absence. The house will proceed lm Hot to consideration of the the mediately Relief Sure huge government appropriation bills while the Nye senatorial appointment CLL-ANfend the world court will be the bust ness of the day In the senate. Mean while, members of the farm bloc In both chambers have called a eerie 25$ and 754 Pkgs.Sold Everywhere of conferences to draft emergency legislation for the relief of the desperatt SAVE YOUR EYES! Dr. TbompamTs Eyewater. agricultural situation that has arisen GeeBny at your druggist ' or In the corn belt. Leaders are hope UR River. Tray. M.T. Booklet ful of having this legislation ready be , befoie the end of the first week, and Us consideration will be expected in both branches. Bellans water S FOR INDIGESTION FOE! OVEEl - Utah Stock Not Hurt By Drought Salt Lake. Stockmen of southern Utah are not feeling seriously the effects of the fall drought, according tc a report made by J. N. Veater of Clr cleville, who came to the Salt Lake Union stockyards with a consignment of catle for northern Utah feedlots Fear was expressed early In the fall that lack of moisture would hamper stock on wlnter ranges, but so far, Mr. Veater says, no difficulty has been, experienced. In some sections, however, particularly In the territory west from Salt Lake City In Nevada, sheepmen are bemoaning the lack of snow, which makes It necessary to trail sheep a considerable distance tc water. Southern Utah sheepmen are not noticing this condition on theli ranges. All stock In southern Utah Is In good shape, Mr. Veater adds.-Court Refuses Perovlch Request Kansas City, Kan. Federal Judge John C. Pollock has refused a motion for a new trial for Vuco Perovlch Montenegrin, who has served twenty years of a life sentence in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth- .- He also refused to permit Perovlch to be sent to Alaska to hang. Perivoch was released November 7 uuder persona' bond of $1000 on a writ of habeai corpus. Investigation of Floral Parade Deaths Pasadena. Inquest over the bodies of the two persons killed in the collapse of a grandstand during th. floral parade of the Tournament of hoses here New Year's Day will be held soon. Coroner. Frank Nance announced In Los Angeles that he would Issue fifteen subpoenas. ' Several other witnesses to the accident have indl rated that they would Aippear voluntarily to testify. Taul F. Mahoney, the contractor who constructed the grandstand, 2500 YEARS haarlem oil has been a world wide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. HAARLEM OIL CAP8ULEt correct tntefnal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist 00 the original genuine Gold Mioal SOAKS RIGHT ' 111 AflD LIMBERS OP STIFF JOIOTS Stiff, swollen. Inflamed, rbeumatle Joints should be treated with a remedy made for Just that purpose only. Remember the name of this dlscov ery Is Joint-Eas- e and It will take out the agony, reduce the swelling end limber up any troubled Joint after orhave miserably failed. dinary cure-all- s Just rub It on 410c a tube at any drug store ask for Joint-EasAlways remember, when Joint-Eas- e gets In Joint agony gets out quick. e. Lameness Stops from a Bone Spavin, Ring Bone, Splint, Curb, Side or Bone, similar troubles and gets horse going sound. It acta mildly but quickly and good results are lasting, here net blister or remove tbr heir and horse coo be worked Fxire IV In pamphlet wpk eoch bottle telle, how. SfAO bottle delivered, time BseA I A Irto, F. YOUNG, he. 510 Ijmi St. SpringCsU, Rue. |