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Show 1 1 cash 1' P" The want ads are important to you when real estate must be turned to THE WEATHER )' Cloudy west unsettled east tonight and Sunday, snow north east Sunday; colder east- 4 quickly." - VOLUME XLVII. LOGANCACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY DECEMBER IB, li5l. WANT SOME DUKE STOCK? ELECTION NUMBER 300 . HELD LS UP Naval Sub-Committ- II y preset CHICAGO, D.c. 13 A bomb explosion wrecked pai--t of the home of Frank Larroco who had received several threatening letters demanding fiv? thousand dollars The police say the bomb was w rapped in a copy of the Los Angeles Tmes of October 26. No one was injured. ee In Report Declares The Popular Impression U. S. Naval Strength Is Waning Is Not Backed By Facts rn y Ass ijlt-- Iresi) Dec. 13, WASHINGTON. The house subcommittee which1., framed the annual naval sup- ply bill declared in a report to-- , day there is no ground for alarm ' as to our naval prestige rapid-- 1 d J lie BillUli imlilti i belli)- - inWieil buy (.link m die iluke of Kuilunii, and experts, others who cannot possibly be father of l,.nh lu.iu.i IlutT-- l 'ooH-r- , for lie link- h.i lion UmiuhI hlliiM'lf in a position to speak authorita- info a OMk The ouii.iny " the continued tively, report for Hu- - iii.moiiM'i is lb, it it ibe.i)ier seenrngly with little difficu- t inn l.ies on ii blj.- fomme uln n il into with lty get liebl In a sloi k oiui,ini tu,m by public print 1 articles depicting us as retro- an i n i ; . oiui.inv Is grading in various degn.es and flo.ileil v. It Ji n i,i)iliil of .'ll mn the effect has been to create pimniU 'I he duke innlroW the oia a popular impression that our puny. navaJpreatige is waning. - I l - , i i i i 1n- - ? it 1 x WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. S P Approriations totalling for maintenance of the navy during the year beginning next 'July first is carried in the annual naval ,bill reported to the house today. $386,-385,5- 'WILL likely , Story (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Dee. 13 Counsel Logan., An interesting letter from Eu rtga aiTfiounced the newest club in the state which has been Know More About Cuts formed there. tA letter of sym- -' Ipathy and greeting was sent to And Quality of MfiltSStphen Hailstone, who is recov-- i J ering from a recent illness. The Club votd to hold the re- - i know Consumers generally meetings on Tuesdays be-- ) gular less about differences in cuts The and quality of meat than anv ginning with the new year. beauti- - j was attendance a prize other commodity, the- United ful Chrsitmas Lasket contain-j states Department of Agriculing a dozen of the 57 kinds, ture has found in a nation-wid- e Oscar Malm-1- , contributed ' survey of the retail meat busi- rose, and theby lucky recipient nessMost of the housewives interviewed were able to men- Allen Jacobs. Reports of the committees tion only two or three steaks whch they could recognize if showed a wide variety of the! cut and the average number of clubs activities during the roasts with which they were past year. Officers were elected as follows: familiar was less than . President, Parley E. PeterA preliminary report of th Colsurvey just released deals with son; First T. Second lins Cannon; reand the the scope progress of A. N, Sorenson; Dissearch studies of the departAllen Jacobs; DiTrustee trict ment of the methods, practices, costs ard consumer buying rectors, Byron Alder, Sherwin habits in retailing meats in 15 Maeser, R. C. Merrill, S. E. widely separate cities and towns Needham, D. Earl Robinson, E. in all parts of the country. Th I. Stewart, and Oscar Malmrose. Cities and towns are New Haven Mr. Malmrose was tied with G. Conn, ; Binghamton, N- - Y. ; Baltl V. Lindquist and the decision more, Md.; Washington, D. C, arrived at by the tossing of a RomJacksonville, Fla.; Birmingham, coin with Goads Dick Ala. New' Orleans, La. ; Cleve- ney as referee, r land, Ohio; Lincoln, Nebr.J Denver, Colo ; Sa't Lake City, Utah, Portland,. Oregon,; and San SWEDEHS PREMIER Frand'sco, Oakland, and Las DANGEROUSLY Angeles, CalifA large number of people engage in the retail meat business who have no conception of its requirements and who lack Dec. 13. practical knowledge from an COPENHAGEN, for Charles R. Forbes ssued a subponca lor Francis E. Pope, of Spokane, Washington, to ap- pear at the trial after" Elias H. Mortimer had said Pope who is a cousin of President Harding w as offered a million dollars by Thompson interests to use his influence in ganing presidential consent, for the sale of the gov- . ernments wooden fleet. - DUQUOIN. Ills., Dec. 13. Francis E. Pope denied he was offered a million or any other sum" to use his influence with Harding. j , t Ver-- ! E - Underwood Simultaneous with the announcement of . Florence Vidor (above), pretty film heroine, that her separation from her husband, King Vidor (right), director, U permanent, comes the report that (be may marry George Fitsmaurice (left), famed director. Be Investigated SAMUEL GOi.IPERS AMERICA'S GREAT LABOR CHIEFTAIN PASSES FROM THIS SPHERE OF ACTI03 , I r I 5 - enator - ", i Dec. WASHINGTON; , Underw'ood obtained, unanimous consent of the Senate to have a Senate investigation of statements made about the Underwood Muscle Shoals Bill and himself in an editorial In todays issue of the Washington Herald.. v.t ii- - 4 13-S- Hanuiel Gompers, President SANANTONIO Dec 13. ,A. P.) of the American Federation of Labor is dead. The L2st Wish of the veteran leader- that he die on American soil, was', granted when early this morning, eleven hours after he returned from Mexico City .he breathed his last in a hotel here. He had been ill several months but liis condition was not serious until a week ago when the rarified air Mexico City aggravated his weakened conILL dition. He was conscious most of the time until shortly before the end. His last words were Nurse, This is. the end. God Bless our American institution May they grow better day by day. These words took his last strength and he was not able to utter Hjplmar Branting, premier bf another syllable. The primary cause of death was acute heprt Sweden, is seriously ill accordwith failure pulmonary oedema complicated by advanced ing to adrces reaching hen?. It is reported he has developed inDec. 13. NEW will be buried in Sleepy HolYORK Gompers flammation of the lungs and low Cemetery near Tarrytown it wras announced here by Hairy grave fears for his recovery are M. Moness a personal friend. 5 Aiwoointwl Press) (B nt, ; SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. between the southern Pacific railroad and the brotherhoods is halted pending a definite reply of thy company to the demandant the employes which is expected tomorrow. It stated unofficially that the point of divergence is a matter of working condition and not the percentage of wage increase An amicable settlement is Warehouse Sibley company;, George W, Carpenter, secretary, Police Lieutenant Grady, Abe Levin find the Sibley company Were found not guilty, but five other defendamts deluding L?- -' vant Morrell traffic manager of the company, were found guilty by a jury today of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws- Seventeen hundred eases of liquor valued at over a million dollars disappeared from the warehouse a year ago- ' Truth . At All In The Vice-Preside- (By Aanoctgted Press) rell Sackett, president of the iu Old Harding There Is No Says which ranged in time and space from Old Virginia to "Dear Vice-Preside- (Uy Aikwiated PrrHa) ' Influence tw-o- otiations II last night at the Hotel Ecdes, preceded by a dinner, and very largely attended. Dr. J.W. Hayward presided, and Secretary A. M. Durham led in the songs ! Frve liquor Law Violators Guilty CHICAGO, Dec, 13. Man Said To Have Been Offered A Million To j ti d The annual meeting of the Logap Kiwanis club was held Consumers Should ly waning." Sdf-style- L . Big Convention - of Commissioners (By Associated Pm,) DENVER, Dec. 13. The State Public Utilities and Railroad Commissioners, of all states west of the Mississippi meet herein December 17th to discuss the proposed , injunction sought by "Western Carriers against the lowered .express rates authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission. operating standpoint, the Department of Agriculture says. A compulsory apprenticeship period is proposed by some repreNew Swedish Invention sentative merchants to correct this situat'on: The need for selling meat on entertainedStores Steam in Tank Prong) (By the basis of grade, and for eduNEW YORK. Dec. 13. A the entire movement into a Scores of engineers have been cational campaigns to acquaint SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 11 n-wide, which working for unit (B Associated Pres, Samuel compact successor to Compere STOCKHOLM, Dec. 13 A differences with the years to eliminate consumers Regulation of gasoline pricLOS ANGELES, Dec. is expected here w ill be chosen it seen is also the and ou simple device which enables the cuts in comes (Continued the fouri utilities quality page perpetual click that accomthrough is in his cell today surplus steam produced during Kid McCoy front the legal by leading retailers to prevent mission is recommended by from three men, all members of panies fast passenger trains on slack hours to be stored up in a recovering H. Cluff, state attorney the executive council of the substitution, deception, possible Harvey received their journeys. he yesterday and reservoir until the time of peax pounding misleading and untruthful general, in his biennial report American Federation of Labor. Wants The Ban On life a on for charge h:s in lias Rails expand iu summer and fight load brings a need for it, submitted to Governor Charles They are William Green of the More advertising. w inter- Allowance js coiitract Mine been devised by a Swedish en- of murdering Mrs. Theresa Mathew United Workers; Great.r knowledge of com- R. Mabey yesterday. Chickens Removed made atin the attorneys were unsuccess; Photo of International jo nts for; this the Woll, meats the values of gineer, Dr. Johannes Ruths. His in by parative blocking the testimony consumer change. The ends of the rails The inventor has been awarded ful Union and Thomas Joe beneficial to would An claims Engravers inventor English are also the first to deteriorat e. a gold medal by the Swedish. Ac- relatng to McCoys rampage the trade, the department says.; to have perfected a machine Rickett, of the United Garment (By Associated Preys i after he left the apartment Dec. 13. Heavy, fast trains hammer the LINCOLN, Nebr., have' men been Workers.' These better on to which handle scale a chart which. ademy of Engineering Science. draws th is where Mrs. Mors was found "Shops The steam accumulator strictin view' of Protesting the New York em- joints As a result, the passenthe course followed by a vessel discussed recently of meats and are tank shot to death. The trial will be grades hear the continual click at sea. health. ' in their simply a large cylindrical filled honest advertising Gompers failing ly bargo against chickens from gers resunrd Monday, and the railroads spend fortunwith spherical ends, and not would and selling practices Nebraska, and other western es each year replacing the rails. with water to 90 or 95 Per cen-oSamuel Gompers, son of an be handicapped, as they some- interviewed- Pork was rated not Steam There are twelve file boxes in its capacity. second choice by the poor fami- English was the states. Governor Bryan sent a DAM IS PROPOSED times now are by th? price comthe Patent Office, each conta needed at the moment for the to Governor lies. and lamb second Smith the who head and by forefront of the telegram petition of other dealers an average of seventy .pato families Veal Indiviengines is passed into the. remove-American 1 in mferior be lalxr handle lifted products. organized asking the embargo COLORADO FOR under where ents that liavj' been grunted liked not space, maining ment. In 1881 he organized the' some dtgree. reported as dual dealers can help with the new and useful device to for a the pressure it condenses to suItalian housewife except families, by by American Federation of Labor,! education of the eliminate the hammering of - RIVER which to them that ind;cated in per heated water. Later, when cuts, differences her association of national as a j showing rail joints and the removal of more steam is needed than the explaining the differences in veal is nearly as important as labor unions, and with the ex- - Cement Company Is the click when the wheels strik boilers can supply, tne water beef. out and of beef, one he was of pointing cepticn grades year, its; (By Associated Press level in the tank is lowered, deis meat When served for not joints. how trimming aff.ets her purThe Law theDrawing from Dec. 13 president continuously reWASHINGTON; Violating ' food or fish sea accompanying these ' other creasing the pressure, and dinner, that timev j Loss of Government construction of a chase look I ke the pictures re- are usually found upon the tabpatents leasing the steam. of The constudy was connected! He flood departments dam for intimately we see of all the knots mada by les of the American families in- with (By ABHOdated Prera) temperature is prevented by $30,000,000 Boulder Canyon of the tail costs and operating margins every great labor dispute! DENVER, trol in around wall second Dec. 13.- - The sailors. The rails are spliced toa the of building mi ted terviewed, says 1923 number, department a for in in I nth.s country during he prtCeme River is proposed conceivable the tank and filling in the space Colorado company gether in every is included in Egge and vegetables come next mater- bill introduced by Representat- retailers, which years, and headed--th- e thirty of devices of with a manner. these a number in tj as nff Many shows substitutes, importance labor forces in numerous strikes ive Fredericks, Republican, of the preliminary report, been ial. have cement but in apPortland mentioned none, a was macaroni tried, and dol plants tary that the average consumer instituted by the trade unions Colorado declarSteamboats are run without California. is has Montana and to number of parently, practicable t'mes proved the'sufficuent the received retailer, lar by affiliated . with the American ed to be Naval officers tell about a furnace or boiler by means of violating the Shernian has in- meats cost 78.6 cents, that the give it a fourth place. Dairy pro- - Federation. Australia In Surten years tanks. anti-truorwho w'as bright these steam storage been law has midshipman and and were! beans, ducts, soup, poultry, He was father of much legiscon- creased the area devoted to orch retailers total expenses also - favored as dered to sever its connections but ind ued to be flippant- In an cereals are plus electric power ean be used made a he and that 19.7 about cents, ords and fruit gardens by lation, both state and national, w ith and he verted Into steanU and examination, dispose of at least two important net profit of 1.7 cents. The aver- leading dishes when to relieve and protect 100,000 acres. designed when needed. wrote this answer to a question: rfi from absent the table.. costs of P of p goods age percentage In recent the workingman. i The action resulting under the "Sixty-on- e percent of the nasold for stores making a profit heat the evenly distribute and To of his time; a travelers j circumstances years large both to part was due to the inOf use tive and white of ?rveyed cent population 77.3 sales, burn- was per was before j MARKET legislative WHEAT spent ness electricians is a tiny but aceu and prevent a gas flame cussed of inanimate herent which a loss this bought meat from shops stores committees suggesting, support- rate compass that serves as the ing the center a new' metal grid for was incurring answer and the reThe less salof a radius within objects. cent of w'ere 80.9 per figure die lias a hollowdiase. n1 framing labor legisla- - , CHICAGO: Dec; 13 Wheat, marks of the instructor have be--j setting for a finger ring. than three blocks from their j es. ' corn come famous. Julv $1.47 $1.62 When a reasonable wage is homes. Only 25 per cent were in tlojV The Latvian Cabinet has de na- to his the Bnor An inventor has patented a founding If you are ambitious (o rehab-'blocks December $1210 Julv $1.25 of five the the of going all allowed for the proprietor to use peat for fuel in Bonal m labor move the cl'ck from the railroad organization December phonograph risk with a groove cided $.59 meat ; oat? purchases. to business it is hardly possible to mon to make was movement labor the around the edge to facilitate government institutions train, therefore, and thus win a e cent Forty-threvolthe of $.63 on a yearly July per wood. show a profit save the country's in of the it hands up. comparatively. fortune, dont forget the cusscd-nepicking American families 0 tive white ume of sales of less than individual in of inanimate objeeets, and. the. small unions, A new dealer. nearest the from implement farming bought the department says. Oil burners "iD be installed A recent patent covers a packf house-vive- s various states, working without don't also while stalks rice from the meat forget the 8o0 patents attracted of to be found was Quality Beef strips of prefera on the locomotives fonn-iu the Patent buried 1 arach real fealea in? ftge for cigarettes containing the draw By stand cooperation. other toialready than more meats by dig, any for matches ard Vs state owned railways, man? red over other kinds of J ha welded Tb'1 jNdiiwg Business, Office. tb.q harvested ir & meat shop, sUuit ture 7vf wh ich ; Vtrii Hvn( JL - nep-hiti- s. s - , - natio- - -- f - cigar-make- r, n-i- ng well-to-d- gener-allytw- as 1 -- 1 heat-insulati- , ng st - . 3-- 4; 7-- 8; 3-- 4; t 4; na-.E- H ss $14,-00- Argentm-pomp.irtme- nt 1 1 1 |