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Show J : 7 WHEAT MARKET CHICAGO, Aug. 11. (AP) CHE WEATHER Wheat September $1.60; December $1.58. Corn $1.06; 88 Vic. ; 43jC. Oats, Tuesday unsettled, probably showers; Wednesday, generally bmmJL 40c LOGAN, .VOLUME XLV1I1. . MRS. OEPOIT SHERIFF J. L. RE1NARTZ - fair. CACHE COUNTY, POLICE S E It . I G UTAH. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923. HISHARP. SHOSTERS AVIATOIS NUMBER 201. REACH JOHN B. BOLTON jack PflTRDUIfiG i , T J By Crime Growing to Such an Extent That Business Institutions Employ Guard fto Protect Property From Criminal Invasion. Expect Startling Developments in Henry Schwartz Murder and Suicide Case Within Next Few Hours In Paid Penalty for Murder of Garage Man in Lincoln, Nebraska, Although He Protested His Innocence to The Very Last vestigating Case. Associated. TtfiMl . (By Associated Press) (By AssodatecLPrf'sb) OAKLAND, August 11. August 1 1. Mrs. J. L. Rsinartt of South Man The police are search ing ior a .Coming at the end of one of the most desperate legal fights to chatter. Conn., who converses nightl) man and w oman. w ho visited with her husband, operator of Station save his Jife in the history of WNP (wlroloaa North Pole) aboard Henry Schwartz between the Nebraska, Walter It. Simmons, the Bowdoln, flagship of the MacMifc time he killed the man at his former cowboy deputy sheriff of Ian expedition to tho Arctic regions. laboratory in an insurance hoax Montana was electrocuted for and the time he committed suislaying Frank Pahl, a garage man, in 1922. Simmons protestDF cide when his arrest wasin near. the ed his innocence to the last and Startling developments case are expected within the remained calm until the end. next twenty four hours. D. LINCOLN, OBITUARY ROBERT Gilded Carriages of CHARRED Royalty Used in Films When BODY D. Robert Roberts was born in and hid Roman castle called the Park in Llanfrothan (By Associated Press) . Pariah Meinipnethshijre, Yiorth 11. LONDON, August Wales on September 21, 1837. Coaches and carriages used by His father, David R. Roberts out rewear or royalty require was a slate quarryman by trade placing more frequently per- and was a poet. of those their than loyal haps His father .and mother acsubjects. There is always a May market for these royal cast- cepted Mormonism inconsistoffs and many have become the 1846 and the family of them and six children: property of rich businessmen ing D. Thomas D. Daniel. R.hert while others, of the gilded type, Elizabeth and Jane, came Ann, are bought.for film work. lui to Vith 'Jjamlcartis ,Utah There are several now waiting comEdward Bunkers Captain transportation to America, but landing in Salt Lake in accordance with conditions of pany, Oct. 2nd, 1856. City, sale all crests and other identiThe family settled in Farmfication marks have been cut ington, Davis County where on (jui df the panelling or of the up- Nov. 1858 du to sufferings inholstery before being taken out cident to the journey crossing of the sale yard. the plains and the Echo canyon' war" David R. the father :. died Land Allotted to Robert ba ng the eldest son to take his fathwas now The Samoans ers place. left Not having a home, Robert In September 1859 with a pack, on his back left the fam(By Associated Frees) 'to seek a suiiaMo place to ily 11. The APIA, Samoa, Aug. locate landing in Logan in earnative parliament of Western October 1859 where he securly made Samoa, meeting recently, some land' and built a log a radical change in the land ed cabin. Later being joined by hs All over Samoans male laws. Thomas D. In the to be alloted brother oT T the age 860 they returned to spring five When these five acres. and moved the Farmington! acres are planted, each will reto Logaa where he has family ceive a second grant of five sinco resided except during the acres. The owners of the land last three, years he has lived so allotted are to be compensate with his son David R. at Ogden. eL In the early 60s he went on This change will affect con- a mission across the plains siderably the Samoan social sys w ith cx teams in Thos. E. Ricks tem. Co. to get the immigrants. His.l fe has Iben spent in sindevotion to God, and hi3 cere SEVENTY-FIV- E work and to his family. He took (active part in all of PUT UNDER ARREST the early struggles and trials jof the people incident to the '.settlement of this valley. He Associated Press) (By to the militia ana aid FARMINGHAM, Mass., Aug. belonged stand ng guard makin his part 11. Sixty of the seventy five roads, bridges and ditching taken into custody last men and the (building of pubes, night after theklan meeting was lic works and institutes for the broken up in shooting in which benefit of all. five were wounded, were reHo has been clean and exleased. The bther fifteen were emplary in his life, honest with held in a $200 bail on God and with his feltowman, a charges of assault with danger- good neighbor, a friend of the The Klansmen poor and oppressed, a faithful ous weapons. took shelter in a ' farm house Latter Day Saint interested in when the onlookers began to tho cause of the living and the throw sticks and stones. The dead. state troopers rounded up the His occupation has , been ' prisoners. farmings stock raising and carpentry until his ret'rement during the last few years, when Ten Cow Hides he has been engaged in Temple work.. He was twice married. . v ce trict. to Check Corruption Within The RanksV Charged With Bartering Drugs to Robber Gangs For Loot I Bi' Associated. Tress). Parts of Bears FRENCH FLIER ON iHIS Efforts Going Forward RABAT French Morocco, Aug. 11. The airplante of Col. Charles Sweeney of Spokane. Wash., Lieutenant Colonel Austin Parker of Helena, B. John Bolton, a Philadolphia Mont., and Captain Arthur woavor, was awarded $1,134,241 dam Holden of New Yoik .members age by a decision of a 8uponor court of the Escadrille who volun- In BostoiTln his suit against John M. teered to serve with the French Van Hausen, millionaire eemieoft col He had sued for in Morocco have arrived and tar manufacturer. v ere received by the colonel $9,000,000,ot declaring that ho was tho the fabric out of which tho Inventor commanding the, aviaton aucollar is mads. the tion of French forces. NEW YORK, August U. The rapidly rising rate of burglary insurance is aiding the new national crime commission in seeking better protection for life and property in New York. Many financial and business houses are setting up defenses of their own. A squad of sharpmen are shooters, and patrolling the wholesale fur dis- OF GIRL. FOUND Cast Off Report to Commanding Colonel of Aviation Section Where They Were Received and Are Now Ready to Help in Campaign. Anatomy Sought as Health Charms WAY BAKERSFIELD MILLION T ByAssociaTetf- - Proas) Col- -' CHICAGO, August 11. onel William Gray Beach, chief of the narcotic division of the federal agents in the Chicago district, and three of his trusted assistants have been arrested charged with barteringdrugs for loot of robber gangs. This is sAid to be part of a movement to end the corruption among federal agents. , U. S. Group to HAS DAMAGE Collaborate With The - (By Associated Press) 3 I J League of Nations (Bv Associated Press) BAKERSFIELD, California, (By Associated Press) 11. There was a milAugust PARIS, August 11. 11. Captain GENEVA, Associated (By Press) lion dollar damage as a result of Word has beenAugust reecived of the Arrachart, who is attempting to OLYMPIA, Wash., August 11 the freakish storm when light- formation of the American Na- -' make a three day flying tour of Chinese faith in the curative set fire to thkshell com- tional Committee on Intellectual Europe, arrived in Constantin- qualities of selected portions of ning oil tank at Coalinga. Cooperation, which is to colab pany a bears has in resulted anatomy ople last night, He will fly to orate with the League of Na-- 4 several unique assignments for Moscow today. tions permanent International hunters government operating MORE FOREST FIRES on Intellectual CoCommittee in this state, declares Dr. Glenn Similar national operation. R. Back, field leader for the fedFLEET RECEIVES in exist other countries BURNING COAST ON groups eral bureau of the biological surwhich are members of the leain WARM RECEPTION vey the Washington district. , gue, BUSINESS MEN Recently, a Chinese resident (By Associated Press) Inazo Nitobe, assistant secret- of Washington, D. C., requested SAN FRANCISCO, August ary general, received a cable(By Associated Press) HAVE FAITH IN the feet pf a bear while some 11. Despite efforts of fifteen gram from R. A. Millikan, Calif, N. WELLINGTON, Z., Aug. months ago another asked for hundred men to 'bring .them un ornia, who Is .member, of the 11. Preceded the A beads gajl bladder. In the case der the fires burning on Leagues Central Committee, THE DAWES PLAN American fleetbyaurplanes, has arrived here of the gall bladder, the informa- the control,thousand acres of for- that the American group is thirty and was greeted by a huge tion was volunteered that it was est land in the Pacific North headed by Elihu Root. throng of people. Among the wanted as a health charm. Such west are still tagjng. . (By Associated Press) , , includes George E. also It WILLI AMSTON, Mass., Aug. awaiting cro'wd were swarms of a talisman when worn around chairman of the Hale, honorary school children small waving 11. Business men of the world the. neck, it w as averred, assurNational Research Council; ed the wearer 1,000 years of Summer Conferences have faith in the Dawes plan for American flags. Charles II. Haskins, chairman of the German reparations, C. J. C. life. the Council of- Learned Socie- Quinn, manager of the American Ellingson Although the supposed cura- Keep Colleges Occupiet ties ; Herbert Putman, librarian . Called Case section "of the International tive qualities of bears feet were of Congress; Virgina C, Gildef-sleevChamber of Commerce said at a not disclosed, the hunters have Associated president of the Inter(By Press) round table conference of the (By Associated Press) been instructed to forward the national Federation of UniverOXFORD, SAN FRANCISCO, August first pair of bruins feet availAugust 11. Institute of Politics. Where do undergraduates go sity Women ; Lorado Taft, mem-- , 11. The case of Dorothy Elling- able to the Olympia office for ber of the American Academy son, charged with the murder- reshipment to Washington. They during the long vacation, is ONE MORE MONTH of Arts and Letters; James II. t un often asked the by ing of her mother last January also have been instructed to use question is on. the superior court calen- salt unsparingly in - the curing itiated who imagine the colleges Breasted, American Philogical dar today. The defense will process. This essential was neg- and grounds to be deserted for Organizations; Charles W. Eli- of probably not ask for a continu- lected in the case of the gall several weeks. Before the war ot, Vernon Kellog, secretary Research National , Council; the the conference but were, ance will but go to trial it is bladder, with the results that they PRESENT InternaTrowbridge, wartime habit Augustus acquired during thought. in such the talisman arrived tional Education Board; C. R. condution that officials were has stuck and developed, and w two eeks in the vaca- Mann, director of the American for (By Associated Press) pyone to believe that the warm- tion only A. is there SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., Aug. Coolidge Backs complete silence in Council on Education, and R. er the weather the more power ' Millikan. 11. Although he is holding the buildings. ful the charm would prove. himself in readiness to return There is a constant inflow o:' Golden Rule Sunday to Washington should any situconfer WAGE EARNERS guests to industrial ation develop demanding his TUNNEY AND , .. ences, educational courses and PA IlIS, Aug. 11. The Inpresence there. President Coolcommercial conventions during TO ORGANIZE ternational Near East Associaidge. does not foresee this which the conferees are housec WILLS lief plans to remain tion has received from America a and fed on the lines of a modern here for several weeks or per a letter in which President Coohotel. Students for these conferAssociated Press) (By haps a month longer. He will lidge strongly endorses the inences lead the lives of under(I'y Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Aug.. 11- .NEW YORK, Aug. 11. Gene graduates, occupy their rooms spend the week end with his fa- ternational observance of Goldcam- intensive an for Plans en Rule Sunday on December 6, Tunney, ther at Plymouth', Vt. the American light dine in the big halls and by so Latin the to organize on behalf of the orphanage work heavyweight champion has doing assist the economical paign American wage1 tearnars has of the Near East Relief qnd all- signed a contract to fight Harry which is urgent in been announced by the Pan Fusion Ticket ied Organizations. More than 70 Wills at the Yankee stadium problems the cases of some colleges. American federation, of labor. nations will participate in this probably September 25. The statement outlining the in Field Put observance next December. purposes of the movement will President Coolidges letter TELEPHONE HISTORY BRYAN MEMORIAL be put in circulation in all the The reports of the ob( I .atm American countries. NEW YORK, Aug. 10. A says: servances of International GoldFLORIDA IN SITE Republican fusion ticket was en Rule Sunday last year in fifIN THE MAKING definitely placed in the field to- ty countries, and its LEAD TAKES day to fight the winner of the 11. orYORK. NEW in of results Aug., the training Walker-Hyla- n contest in the (By Associated Press) Clew iston, Florida, hasHieen in the Near East, have ANOTHER LEAP Ohio, August 11. TOLEDO, Democratic, primaries for New phansof selected as the. site me. to interest been, definitely great York ft mayoralty. was in made for the memorial to the late of brotherhood Telephone history After an unusually hectic day, This expression country today when the last William Jennings Bryan accordinB?'Asjocited Press) beneficial a has inevitably in what has been one of New piece was put in an eight hund ing to an announcement made, NEW YORK:Aug. 11 The those who as fluence upon give Yorks keenest poltical cam- well red eighty two mile cable cost- by his god daughter, D onessa American Smelting-anRefinw ho receive. as those were v million dollars conpaigns," definite slates advahCedthe has ing thirty Evans. company ing is Bryan best As practical help the selected by adherents for Mayor necting New York with Chicago. price of lead from' e!ght" ninety of friendship, I feel All expression and the by Republican Hylan the to nine dollars. wire Boot open Make One connecting ; which Hanfh aid America may that the t will be don away ADOPTED DAUGHTER two cities the years aft- executive committee. out of its prosperity to give ticket The Republican-fusio- n interEliza all ot death er her thus to Neaglewith, eliminating "It (By Associated Press) those PROPOSED BOND . by war may ference by the weather. Logan who with a son John includes; For mayor, Frank D. be of improverished utmost value in 11 the the j DOEBEIN, Aug, Germany, Waterman, him have Republican. N. Rcfjerts preceded ' What is claimed to be the to the spirit world, For controller James E. promotion ofinternational good ISSUE NOT FAVORED ' will. The consistent observance DISCOVER NEW (By Associated Press) largest cavalry boot in the world He leaves three sons and two Finegan, Democrat. NEW YORK. Aug. 11.- - The For president of the board of of Golden Rule Sunday cannot was recently manufactured to daughters: David K. of Ogden, commemorate the 600th anni- Hugh of Twin Falls, Ida., Mrs. aldermen City Court Justice but help to bring about the ap(By Associated Press) BRANT) OF WHFAT adoption of Man- - Louise Spas itsGolden Rule of the vv 'Mass. Aug. . V. McKee. SWAMPSCCnm, the Mrs.-Aplication Eaward the of Leslie Browning J. Joseph Montrose, by versary' elf to the misunderstandings of The Hylan slate: millionaire real state operator 11 Although President CoolMfervil Bell and Thomas Roberts guild here. Ten large t . nations and of individuals. . 'Bv Associated .PreM) it might be For mayor Mayor John has been annulled The grounds idge realizes wfcre required to supply the lea- - of Lcgan with. 22 grandchildbuildvoL erect to S. mis the I she D., meathat annulment are ABERDEEN, of public economy that earnestly hope August ren and 8 great grandchildren. Hylan. ther for the boot. The foot observance of thist .day; 11. , Local grain growers have represented her age. Her par- ings in Washington to save rent . William i For comptroller The funeral will be held in untary. sures 59 feet and the shaft 16.4 thj (Big Bill) Edwards. increasingly pre- announced the discovery of a ents agreed to the annulment yet he doss not favor the ioud feet. The boot will remain at 3rd ward meeting house at of all issue proposed to erect more of America brand of wheat invulnerable to and the cancellation homes valent in the m. 1925. of board ex the For of. a 13, hall as Aug. Thursday. president permanent Ip. the town Jortvuie to claims world. black the Brwnii William and gs public buildings. A. aldermen , throughout Cokely, 'Bishop Evans presiding. rustj hibitj , 4 CARLISLE, Iowa., August 11. Relatives of missing girls all over the country are seeking to view the bbdy of the girl found charred yi the ashes of a straw stack yesterday. Prints about the hay stack show the girl was killed and brought to the hay stack in an auto, death being caused by a skull fracture. . r- -r . v , C a ! (9 f . c H of-lT-a- ro - 4 e, ONYACATiON PLAN " SIGN y. . - far-reachi- - , $ ( -' d a -- - Releases browning . -- boot-make-rs cow-hid- es -- - 1 e may-becom- k i v |