Show ' f 4 THE GARLAND UTAH GARLAND TIMES UTAH FARM VALUE BAYERASPIRIN JUDGING always SAFE is m i Peaches Seized In Ogden GENERAL y4L C&V BASIS ELECTION CALL I50Y SCOUTS ARK ECONOMICAL TO RITIH HT G FORGE ROADWAY IOWKK CRICK ON MEAT REMIND ALFALFA SEED CONSERVATION & Luke— 30000 children are reg for (lie ensuing tcchool term Ogden— Drilling mi Hie Ogden water project Ini tiegun of Ilrlghoin Oily— Ik S Department Agriculture predicts wheat prices will soon lie above $1 1’aynoH— A huge peach crop Is tola Ulna over 23 carlouds Ip his dixlrlct Provo — I’tiih county Democratic con veutlon will lie held here September he 21th lurowan--safer and more sanl tnry water system has tiecii Installed to Hie city for Purownn according commlKxIon The dm ago was made floods iu I’urowun by recent which furred uhiiiitun nieiil canyon if Hie original source of supply of bushels Ogden — Three hundred Madies which did not answer strictly were confls lit marketing regulations cated from 21 truck loads which were Inspected by the district agricultural Inspector U 8 R Woolley Luke — K Sail aiinimuces geloglcul survey engineer this city should have an Increase of 15 r cent In Its water supply Sail Imke — County agricultural ex In the State liltdts will Fulr which le held Octolier 4 to 11 will be Judg ill on Uiu basis of he value of the crop to Utah rut her him on the varieties of eroM exhibited The greatest exhibit In the history of agricultural the fair Is predicted with a dlspluy by be forest service among the features State On pi Ini— Official cull for the 4 has on Nnvemls-general election lieeu Issued by (iov Tlnve vn ancles are to lie filled In various parts of the while on account of the deuth of the cull dedans of li mb Ephraim — The observance week In Hie Maiitl national forest dis tried was very successful Eighteen towns fin Sunptde Juab and Emery counties had sisdnl activities for tin towns staged free week and several public bnrbeeucH of Provo— The Timpauogos council II Roy Sends of America comprising counties In cenlrnl and southeaster) Utah operated during the past year under Ihe lowest per capita cost reg Istered hy any milt in the organization Ibis mouth Falrvlew— During Hit road between ML Pleasant and Fair view will lie dosed to enable the Rtule to resurface It with road department gravel and oil Traffic will detour by way of MoimtalnvUle St George — It Is nqmrted that funds have been made Immediately nvnllahlc for the St George — Kingman road aud that work ran lieglu nt once The com lnlsioners of Mojave county Arizona have provided sufficient money to pat the road In passable condition und It Is excted that travel will begin on Ihe road In November Salt North Lake — Receipts al the Salt Lake Union Stockyards totaled 'fi2t)39 nulmnls during August nn Increase of 21925 over the eorresismdlng month for last year Salt Lake — The one hudred aud flrkt semi annual conference of the L I) S Church will convene In Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday and Sunday October 3 4 and 5 It Is announced by Church officials It Is expcled that the usual crowd of about ten thousand visitors will attend the sessions — five head of calves Ogilen Thirty calf dubs bf Welter representing county will lie entered In the Utah stato fair It Is announced hy uremliers of the el ubs committees The calves are to be selected from the first five in each of the seven classes shown ou farm bureau day In August Monti — Demand lower retail for meat pricys to on beef particularly stimulate and help the consumption fulling price of cattle with resulting benefits to stockmen retailer and the consumer is being made by cal (lenient of the west Ogdon— Driggs llall Ihe new dormiIndustrial tory for girls nt the State School for the Deaf and Wind has been finished The new building cost one hundred thousand dollars The will structure provide quarters for til girls and four house mothers nnd Is to ready for use nt nn early date Sail Lake— Rond projects which will lie contracted for within the next several mouths most of which will he put Tinder “const na tion this winter :Pctcr’s hill Sun Junn county 3 5 miles realignment $100000 Cedar to Iron Winn llollow City county 88 miles grading $88(810 IlarrKburg to Anderson Junction Washington county 72 miles grading nnd surfacing Mnnticello to Colorado state line 1(1 miles surfacing $7(i000: Gunnison 8 to ChrlstlanbuYg county Sanpete Cisco to Colorado state miles $30(100 IS miles grading line Grand county and am facing $13300') Thompson to Whitehouse Grand county 82 miles 100000 grading and snrfnelng Salt lstered - 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Pepsin” called Is the most' popular laxative drug stores sell OaYV B Caldv tit's SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctors family Laxative lit jins' n A threatened revolution 1 Argentine presidential palace In Ruenos Aires which was heavily gnnrded because of 2— Col Walter L tell of New York who has taken the Job of establishing central stations for the ary activities 3— Scene during the Jre that destroyed the temporary building of the feeding of the people of Soviet Itussla In Washington federal trade commission NEWS REVIEW OF CUT EVENTS It was announced as was supposed that Coste who Is an officer of the would be made Legion of Honor who Is commander and that Rellonte a chevalier would be made an officer At the same time they are to get army promotion Captain Coste to become a major and Rellonte who Is a noncommissioned officer to become a second lieutenant Santo Domingo Destroyed by Hurricane — Great Feat of French Flyers F)LL0VING By EDWARD W PICKARD DoMINOO capital of the republic and oldest settlement of the white race In the New world was almost entirely destroyed which swept by a tropical hurricane the city for four hours Nearly every building was razed and the number of dead In the city alone Is believed at this writing to he about 8K) The scenes of horror and distress are described In brief dispatches that came with the through after communication Island had been partially restored President Rafael Trujillo himself took charge of the relief work that was started Immediately and the entire army of the republic wus put to work to aid the suffering Oflirlals and newspapers of Santo Domingo appealed for help to the United Slutes and the Ited Cross was quick to reas It always Is American spond Minister Curtis cabled the State de partment at Washington regarding the situation lie said he lutd not received reports from the Interior of the Ulund hut that the loss of life there probably was small In the neighborhood of the capital all bridges were wrecked roads rendered Impassable and telegraph wires had vnnlshed It was estimated Hint the speed of the wind was 130 miles nn hour The terrlllc storm moving In from the southeast was bended for Hip eastern end of Cuba and the Florida CommunlentloiiH straits throughout the entire region were disrupted for The Porto Rico liner many hours Coarno which was on Its way to Snnlo had a narrow Domingo npe passing through the very center of the hurricane It turned buck ami managed to reach San Junn In a haltered and stripped condition There were Indications lu reports received by the weather bureau In San Juan that the turn out Storm might Into the Atlantic and endanger shipping lanes The Washington weather bureau believed the Florida coast was not endangered SANTO the successful revolu there' Is threat of a similar movement In Argentina and also reports tell of decided unrest In In Ruenos Aires parts of Brazil were traordinary military precautions taken apparently for the protection of President lllpollto Yrlgoyen and the reasons the the demanded Then press students began demonstrating against the President and they and various lenders of the country demanded that he resign or take a vacation leaving the executive power In the hands of Vice Pi evident Martinez There was much confusion In the cuhinet from which Ceneral Delleplane minister of war resigned and the government didn’t seem to know Just what to do The public was nervous too and busiwho ness suffered severely Yrlgoyen remained In his residence was reported to he seriously HI With Col Sanchez Cerro firmly tablished as President of Peru conditions there settled down to approximate normalcy Igula the deposed waa taken from the warship President on whkh he attempted to escape and put In prison to await trial A decree Junta created u by the revolutionary national tribunal of accounts to inveOf graft made stigate nil charges against former government employees anil those with whom they did business Sweeping economies In the government services were made and all licensed gambling was suppressed Commander Harold R Lieutenant Grow the American who was director of the Ieguln government’s general ntr fortes was still held In prison der threat of court martini proceed lugs on charges of violating the milAmerSutton itary code Charles was Id the national ican engineer accused of mishandling penitentiary funds on an Irrigation project The Hrnzillan trouble centers In the state of Uio Grande do Sul and Pr Osvnldn Arnnha was said to be leader of a discontented faction that threatened a revolutionary outbreak HOOVER has accepted to deliver four adsix days early In October political observers In Washington consider that the opening of his campaign In behalf of the Republican party’s efforts to retain its command of congress at the November elections The President will make his spew ties In three widely separated states and In Ids Journeying will puss other states with opportunithrough ties to meet some of their people Is First of the scheduled add that before the American Hunkers’ In Cleveland on October association 2 und presumably it will he on The American and business I£ gion will hear Mr Hoover in Hoston the morning of October and that o rt enumn he w lll speuk heforethe American Federation of TmT7orT:i the PRESIDENT There May be Poison in YOUR hi F ORhas the first time the Atlantic oceirn In a nonstop crossed flight from Paris to New York Tin feat was accomplished by Cnpt Coste and Maurice Itellonlo la (heir famous plane Question Mark In 37 hours 18 m'mites and '10 seconds During llils time In fair weather and and night fog daylight their single motor never missed Follow mg g the great north clrtle route they nvemged more than 100 miles an hour and landed at Curtiss Held Valley Stream Ling (stand ut dusk tired but jubilant Croat cr"'ds greeted the aviators at the Held in New York city and rethey and the Ftcncli government ceived the congratulations or lilh front- ‘resident llooset- down amt of our leading airmen Among those who welcomed them as they landed were Col Charles linillierglt and Ins wife who had been Captain Coste the flight a long lime planning said were foried to dodge they dense mists and through around storms ftnd their llrst Ameiiean landfall was the coast of Nova Scot In Informed that Col W E of Dallas ' Texas had offered $23(100 to them If they would fly (heir plane to Dallas they took off for that This city early Thursday morning to hastily made plans was according to he the Mart of a tour of the counthe rlose of whlCi the try toward Frenchmen will he entertained at lumlieon Hoover In the by President House White The Question Mark will he flown hack to Paris by Paul Codon and a lmsdiatilc hut Coste and Rellonte will return by steamship Naturally the people of France were Jubilant over the flight made by their Some of the Paris newsCountrymen papers thought the chief Importance of the flight was the demonstration to the Hermans and the Italians that I relish aviators were not so hilpless fr dresses and the In same city probably dealing with Next day October 7 employ meat the President will deliver the nddrosi ut Hie Kings Mountain buttle He will celebration detrain at Kings Mountain which is In North Carolina and will speak a few miles over the border In South Carolina a great part of his audience w ill he drawn from North Carolina and Ten nessee both of which slates gave him their electoral votes lu IRE’S INVESTIGATION of campaign ex 1 In Illinois by Senator penditures Nve’s committee has developed a ou rituts situation Ruth Hanna Mi candidate for the Republican senate felt the inquiry Into her dis hursenients in the primary campaign hud become persecution and charged that her office had been broken min and her pnpers ransacked by agouN of tie committee So she employed a detective agenqy to Investigate Vie North Dakota senator und lis etn ptoyees and then her sleuths in turn were shadowed by other den- iies Mrs McCormick openly admitted her and asked: "What Is Senator going to do about It?” his reply Mr Nye called the and practice of Ruth’s agents action Nye In method “shoddy scabby unprincipled and contemptible” and he culled a special session of bis committee In Chicago for the purpose of questioning those same agents The Information they gave only served to make tlie situation more confused with charges and countercharges of shadowing proposed treachery and threats Nye then announced an adjournment to September 15 declaring that the committee would not be "diverted from Its clearly defined duty laid down by any smoke screen through n will to threaten Intimidate aud influence” J PltORARLY Chirk Reuben of counsellor of the Amerembassy In Mexico City will selected to succeed Ambassador V Morrow He Is said to be Dwight the only man at the embassy besides Mr Morrow who Is thoroughly conversant with conditions In Mexico and to continue the good Is In a position ican be relations between the two govern- ments It Is believed that his pointment would meet the warm of President Ortiz Rubio apap- proval LECCE of the federal made a speech before the New York state grange at Syracuse that aroused the protests of orlabor lie said the farmers’ ganized Increased tax rates are due “largely to the advance In labor rates" and added that "on many manufactured articles 80 per cent of the wholesale price can be directly traced to somebody’s pay envelope” President William Green of the Federation of loihor ImmeAmerican Mr Legge asking diately telegraphed him to correct the statement becuusq It was “neither Justifiable nor correct ” £lr Green jmld : "Since 1914 the cost of wages to of employers has changed per cent only In 1913 employers In the United States paid 1C8 per cent of the wholesale price of their to workers In wages In products they paid 173 per cent CHAIRMAN T WARD lending VAN ORMAN balloonist won the balloon race for the Itennett Gordon trophy with the VIII The contest stnrted Goodyear near Cleveland Ohio and Van Orman landed his bng near Canton Mass having traveled approximately 330 miles' Capt Ernest Demujter lot of the Heiginn entry the lielglcn was second with 433 miles but It was because said he might be disqualified an assistant left the balloon via the drag rope to give It a longer flight International of Agriculture Arthur the drought In tle Middle West is to continue and to spread northward He called u meetof relief for ing of the state chairmen Septenjber 10 in Washington “The drought Is not over yet" said “It twins that a new Mr Hyde may he starting In the area drought north of the belt so hard hit In July arut the" "first part of Augus- tn large part of the production of wheat and small grains Is harvested” TRe rising prices of corn live due to stock and other commodities the drought partly has compensated farmers in the central states for their said Mr Hyde losses SECRETARY HENRY T ALLEN MVJ GEN who commanded the American after heart army of the occupation died armistice In Germany suddenly of disease nt lluona Vista Springs Pa The general was born at Ky In 1S59 and graduated from Ihe military academy at West Point Soon after this he made an In 1SS2 Into Alaska as an explorer excursion In Hjpld succession his ami then army assignments carried him to Russia Germany Cuba and tl’iA' Philip- pines and Into Mexico with Pershing’S punitive expeditions He went to commander and France ns a Inter was a corps rldeftain in the A for service E F le nor of bending the him the coveted f vrees on the Rhine Amerbnn 19s' " tbtotn Castle Dale — Geo Held 5 was hilled instantly In an auto accident uenr this city on the higlnvny Iella — Millard county farmers are urged to save the present alfalfa stand for seed which if amsvssful will bring fine returns rather Hint cut it for hay This Is the advice of Ihe federal meteorologist following a survey of In the Millard section Cedar City— The Cedar City fish ml game tsimmtsvlon with the help of the state fLh and gime 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