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Estimate of Damage to American Furniture Mart in Chicago Ranges from $5,000 COUNTY, BILL RECEIVES OFFICE HOUSE to .$15,000 V.r r WEATHER PROVIDIKG -- r Close Low 77 78 5-- 8 81 73 1 8, VOLUME LIIL IM 'srs.'-'- Required 1 hour, 36 Minutes to Reach Verdict Mrs. Pearl ' OLoughlin Faces Imprisonment for Life at Hard Labor. III SALT LAKE Miss Jean Dayle, 21, Cupid Delayed Placed under Arrest Denies Striking Blow which Representatives Killed Auctioneer Jewelry of Countries Gather in Ten MilBrussels lion tons too much Sugar are Being Produced each Year. Last Week. Salt Lake City, Dec 9 (AP) . By Cecil B. Dickson Washington, Dec 9 (API Brussels, Belgium, Dec; 9 (AP) Miss Jean Dayie, 21, was arrestThe senate finance committee Dec. 9 (P)Washington, of eight counRepresentatives here ed and confessed, today Speeding to. act on relief iegls- 'today approved the nomination j tries which produce every year officers said, that she had planlatlon, the house received from- of President Hoovers six ' tar-- j ned the robbery of Sam Frank, almost 10,000,000 tons more su-- i its appropriations committee to- 1 jiff commissioners after in- -' 65 year old Memphis, Tenn . jewday the unemployment emer-- - quiring into the connections of1 gar than the people of those elry salesman, who was found gency construction hill provid- Edgar B Brossard, Republican, countries can eat, gathered toroom in slain his here last lng $110,000,000 for highway aid Utah, ofwith1923the sugar , Investigaday to consider ways of restorweek, but denied she struck the , , and river and harbor improve- tion blow which killed him. ing that great ailmg Industry ments. Floor contests against , con- to economic health, and they Miss Dayle was arrested at a The sum of $80,000,000 was flrmatdon of Brossard and A1- gathered with every prospect of residence and here admitted, of P. states l'red to advance Dennis, for Democrat, stipulated and early success. police said, that she had plant for highway construction, so Marylaad, were promised. Producers from Cuba and of Frank for ned the robbery buildon with 11 was to. go Brossard might they approved duoettiti Pkss Ptulo Java, the two greatest sugar proto the two weeks about prior meet to 18 2. 8 , Dennis to despite Inability and ing Mat Clark hat announced her entime of his death. She said she ducing and exporting countries The federal ' aid obligations. Amcittf , Preu Pkoit a drug in his whiskey gagement to John McCormick, in the world, agreed yesterday placed 9 jjg retumable over The Dec, Washington, (p; Oklahoma democrat can this iasct Friday night and after movie director, former husband of in Amsterdam to a restrxtlon a period of five ,years fwnft? senate finance committee' toto work Colleen Moore, but the merrlage program suggested by the the drug - began th" 1" '? states the nominations Ingrter the until Colleen recti vm day approved i AI Smith Tlnaley and tho rl8lnal on him, entered the hall of the commission, and 0 basis. a rabie comfunds of six l five tariff the oi Office MjV-- ' the two delegations have come hotel to see S the coast waiher diorc decre " ,0r' I Roads and trails construction missioners but held up action StM. ' here as allies to discuss a wor.d I In natlctaal forests was allowed on clear, but two men overpowered I " Edgar B. Brossard, Repub- the sprinkler system. No one i ,r struck Frank on the headlD. agreement with otherx exporting A her, i lican, 1 trails roads and further and $3,000,000 Utah, or saw the bombers the expip-pending a bottle, looted his clothing ftUSSuUlS RDprOVc countries, including Germany, with in national $1,500,000. parks Inquiry, believed wp,s sive which police Peru, of money and Jewelry, and es- Hungary, Seventh was work and River Logan harbor aNeither The Brossard Investigation attached to time fuse. 8elg.um and Poland. caped. given $22,500,000 and the Mis- will deal with his part in the MRS. PEARL OLOUGHLIN could anyone supply a motive. Miss Dayle emphatically Every country which produces river and tributaries 1923 sugar study. Windows In nearby buildings more than it consumes is repreWard Choir To ; sissippi nied striking the death bloow and $3,000 000. The nominees approved were: were broken and the switchsented here and the conferees divulge fur' Colorados' olflcers refused 'Reporting the bill, the comboard operator In a nearby garHenry P. Fletcher of Pennsyl- Central figure in .believe that success is just ther information concerning Hoo-vevania, chairman, and John L.,1 most sensational murder case, the two men claimed by the pri- age was hurled from his chair. Give Music Treat mittee reduced President around the comer. $150,000,000 Coulter, North Dakota, Republi-- ' Mrs. Pearl O'LcughLn, today The bombing was the first of requested the have The' aged Countries consume which slugged 9 Dec. sum Moscow, be (AP) to allocated ecnF by cans; Alfred P. Dermis, Mary-- i lump two occurring within a few him and $40,000,000 VirW. by required Thomas land; Page, a was at second Is The The three hours. Logan 7th Ward choir that definite allotments b e ginia, and Lincoln Dixon, Instory brick building used as a putting on a real treat for the made were expected shortly death of - the eight engineers Great Britain, Spain, Russui for use of the $110,000,-00- diana, Democrats. in market meat and grocery Police said the gin, who was convicted of treason, ward members and all admirers today &p- - and others are not represented, A. M. Fox, an agricultural west Harrison street.: A black ,in the city and valley of this believed to have flM from the pargntiy approved the action ofj Todays session was merely a The highway aid allotments economist on the commission, -' familtwo lol-rebomb threw s powder famous organization. The centrai executive commit- - formal beginning and the dele- the following: Idaho, who worked with Brossard and tne at year oia stepniotner mSder Frank1" wastraced from their bed- - and caused lowing program will be given Included sentences pates were not expected to get $1,008,038; Montana, $1,871,930; Frederick turned in a report' guilty of first degree murder Durclmsfof at estimated hair dy property damage in the Logan 7th ward hall Nevada, $1,049,638; Oregon, an The carried verdict with it used 1923 to The of a doomed those to to ten dwn to which as was die blamed Andrew Trottl Fronk $1,000. Monday Dec. 14th 8:15 p. m. cor$926,521; Wash- basis for minority opposition automatic penalty. At the out-t- o 8 8 Utah, of the slaying her hair years imprisonment. ner of 1st So. and 4th East. competitors. bowl unul tomorrow $1,270,933; Wyoming, ington, a reduced sugar duty, was set of the trial, ten days ago, night been dyed Izvestia, organ of the central has was blonde. The police meanwhile had a Music director, ' Prof. Calvin $1,029,383. It . the state intended to ask for auburn. fatal bombing under investiga- - ' Fletcher; vaudeville director, FUnas for roads and 'trails questioned. the sentence, Fletcher, Coulter, Page and tion, that of the apartment of Claude Quinney; interlocutor, 1. in forests included: William Payne, formerly of the diTto pol- - department bf justice, and De- - leaders of the Industrial party May, money lender and Leslie Montrose; , corks, L, J Montana and Idaho, $600,' Dixon were approved without a fesstonhe SoLSf disarmed their organization ibondsman, kilted Bailey yW. R. Bkanchy, Hyrum 000i Colorado, western WyomOTony which is crushed w s, wun oenavor was fully and she said by a bomb sent through E. Hanson, C. D. McBnde, Aug- ing and South Dakota. $325,000; nus was joRepublican,-Michiganrested Mips Dayle toinrarin , Supervisor On ' Therefore rethe cen' the malls. A coroners jury " on?y wearing tbt same dress she had completely.' usta Bailey and Connie Ray- Utah, southetff lC$ho,part of Couzens, beW,impod m can Misand it found tral has committee Harrison, Democrat, turned an open. verdict. on when she accompanied mond, props C. Alder Er.ckson, westerh Wyoming and Nevada, i to commute the death a i (Continued en Wtte 1 nreS) Glen A. $225,000; Washington and Ore- sissippi, voting against him. Frank to his hotel last Friday possible J. C. Broberg and Inspection to Imprisonment. sentences was They said her dress Erickson, night. $600,000. gon, accompanists: Such sentences by the Sue Sained with blood. Rivers and harb rs funds inShop Now And Broberg and Evelyn M. and Peasants Supervisor Carl B. Arentson Medals For rizzly Lads . Frank was found dead in his preme Workers , HafSon. cluded: a government once more shows of the Cache national forest $100,-00ACT bed by last morning I river. Saturday Coqullte Ore., Economic JW old Mailand POUUGul Ipff fit nrwvn FfiAnw fW pfyin For maid who entered to dfean up the Coos bay. Ore., $125,000; The To darkey camp in the Hosts At his'room. His skull had teI1 on business - connected Come Vlfi Columbia Willamette lower and Canning South, be possible ivoh the service. From would on the head blow a thero rivfactored Wlllamete by $250,000; rivers, Opening, The Anvil Chorus, er between to with a bottle. Glass was scat- - j ln a capitalistic TOimtry. told he Early Delivery choir. g0 to paft3Oregon City and Annual Banquet on the) Rpyda.viewcoienttog, in the bed and inspect the forest area there Says Mr. Murray tered Ore., $167,000; Lake of crimes ' Speed Demon Song, E. J. Bail- Portland, the oi was. With. a view to lining up pos- floor. A womans stocking river. Wash., $3,000; Olympia he engineers, toe supreme slble roa(i Posoffice will make every ey and Company. and! or Gt ber around the. tied telephone harbor. Tacoma $56,000; Wash., The entire football squad pieffort to handle the Christmas stubs court cotod not approve any work that might, be done to D. P. Murray, state k club Alabama Coon, Con- hartxsSt Wash., $138,000; Bel- loted tinted cigaret Mamys Crooks-ton by Coach Burns than that of glve employment for a time mails without congestion and nie Raymond. floor Franks jew- - other lingham harbor, Wash., $25,000; during the past season will leader for the Utah State Agri- ,- littered the wor mated to .delay;1 but owing to the enor-moErickGlen Alfred solo, ter-be extension banauet-t'cultural be college Banjo .ect'n guests at a executive committee consider- volume this can be done son. (Continu'd on Page Four) i $8,0, n Saturday he wiU attend repentence.i jnissing sincere given is In six jvero their Wednesday of of evening medais, with the byjvce, receipt ing cooperation only a WiseStunt and Solo, Harold found it possible to soften their Teru.tnSUet mi!t,hree silver and three bonze, public. During the holiday per- man. stocrn Bannock dis-T-insentence to imprisonment. I??,11 game iod mail increases approximateFell From Seventh Poison .Testifies officials and. the of action speedy and parcels Duet, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bailely 200 percent entered the National Canning parties wiU discuss the food department. toasted committee executive central withheld until the last minute yconducted there. Owing to by thP year thq male members contest, niiApij I 9flv S ICulll came somewhat as a surprise deer as it were for mailing are very Double Novelty Trio, Martha Floor To Her Death of Each Institute. an open undiscnmlnatuig the faculty entertain the Househoid Science since cecisions 0 Lauy many people likely to be delayed. Parcels Mehf, directing. ' on nleas of elemenev usuallv season to that section the last boys and this year the banquet Shenandoah, Iowa. should be deposited In the po6t Old Black Joe, J. C. Broberg two or three years both doe rr Silver medals were won by dpiuw-rn- l New York, Dec. 9 (AP) Mrs. will be featured by the election office so as to reach ofllces and choir. Kansas City, Kis.;Dec. 9 (F) .require several days find buck doer have been kUled of destination by Dec. 22 or 23. Same Old Moon, C. JD. Mc- Margaret Pepard, 38, Kansas of a captain for the Grizzly Hazel Hancey, Newton, Cache at B. Edward Vedder, Col. and unless something Is done Ruth county; Hunteman, ' fell to her death from the 1931 football squad. at the latest to ensure deliv- Bride and choir. medical to the .City, countv , tached InKnrotArv army by way of preservaton of this Coach vrOOKSV&n will be the Farmington, , Davis I In WflJjhlYlfif - f seventh floor of the Hotel Ely toastmaster ery before Christmas day. The coveted game through closing Salt at the banquet Ruth Davies, Riverton, (Continued on Page six) j see last hlght themurder following timely suggestions oftestified the season on doe shooting Lake county. The bronze medals lnflUlTV which will start at 6 30 Postmaster Joseph jCharles A Sjen- - UlIlClEl by for sometime this section of E. J. Passey, who has charge1 ere won by Doris Tubbs, of tml - fered ana Odell, if followed, will greatly Urn chemical d Idaho is facet with possibilities today of the annual banquet, announ- - Newton; Patricia Roblnson of Advises Girls To assist In expediting the hand- $6,009,000 For caua deer of a depleted stock of cer yesterday that there would Farmington; and Annie Cranp, j yls bad rev ealed poisondefendthe ling of mails: death ed the . of, ,1 be approximately roaming the " range tp a lev? per- Riverton forty Mrs, must be wife. Parcels Zenapa securely years. sons seated. Principal George The entrants from Utah in-- 1 y Chritmas Trees Marry wraoped or packed. Use strong is probable that some steps Bates and Superintendent L. It ma.de twine. and Fraghe heavy paper A. Petersen -- are expected to and plums. Senator Arthur! Colonel Vedder said n rs Shepard s fog in the Meuse valley which to have the Idaho game law orthose jsasily ile articles, analysis les, at the Capper, Kansas, supplied the Dee 9 (AP) Mrs. make brief speeches Boston, Dec. 9 (AP) or crushed, must be Crated fohowtag took 67 lives last week could mended to function medals jjvicera in Washington shooting or packed in corrugated mail- The average American father Elsworth Richardson of Albia, her death at Fort Riley, Kas , not have killed anyone if it 0f oe deer prohibit for sometime m will down a dollar to woman and first receive plunk the la., liberal with a quanIn what the gov- had been uncontaminated, was the southern Bannock region. in June 1929, ing boxes, home a Christmas tree distinguished, service medal eminent charges was a poison macte today by Professor Nolf tity of excelsior, or like mater- - carry : for the kids this year as usual, from the American Farm Bur-Wh- Amalgamated Sugar out by Shepard, president of the Belgium Red plot carried l , Jolly old SL Nick comes eau, has no daughter, but if (Continued on Page Four) an army medical officer, be- - Cross, at the opening of an rj rftHIl 3tlM 111 sliding down the chimney De- - she liad, she said today, she 4 dlscause for infatuation of his official inquiry Into the Smithfield And Lewiston Factories vjiuiuuvu cember 25, he will find a tree would want her to be a farmers Miss Grace Brandon, 22 year aster. Killed Attempting . ample and sparkling with wife, old stenographer of San An - j jtis statement aroused hvely Japanese Empire bright decorations, to hang the "I can offer no better recipe . tonio, Tex, Beet Run for it gave some syp- j interest, $962,500 Complete on. Grinding for happiness to the young wo candy and toys The final test showed glo- port to a belief that noxious To Flag Train Mrs. Lyle Scott vouches for men of America,1 she said, of metallic mercury to fumes from Industrial plants Tokyo, Dec. 9 (AP) The pop, bules that. She is general manager than this: become a farmers of handled at both factories is ap- the amount of two or three in the Engis district were tons ulation of the Japanese empire 137,500 Grinding of a company which bride. The rural home offers' here has passed the 90 000 000 mark. val.ey grown sugar beets proximately the same as for grains, Colonel Vedder testifi- - sponsible for the deaths, makes Christmas trees a busi- - the greatest opportunity for Athol, Idaho, Dec. 9 (AP) anted. Mercury in the body tends It was expected the sessions The statistics bureau today OctMrs. Mary E. Porter, 60, Spokane ness and handles, she says, ap- - happiness that can be found for which Cache farmers will 1929, Mr Quinney states. of receive to results the the Smithfield nounced eliminate the is $962,500, of commission and it the rapidly, investigating a to Surrounded those half sold natures in flag Spokane proximately to Wt by attempted beauty and Lewiston factories of the The final - 'ober 1 census, giving the em- ' much for be it would probthat fthr extremely possible protracted, inn lnternat.onal tram here last this country, irrowPM . 4he rural hpme and it? family Amalgamated necessary tJ pire a population of 90,404103 already had been eliminated I ably would be Sugar company w). h was, Because many persons will life afford to the wife and night with a flashlight andstarthave completed their 1930 run,1,... - go to the woods and cut their ther a tin think she died of mercury pois- - 1 conduct a series of laboratory This is an increase of 13,398 Witnesses said she I Joy that no where else Joseph 593 to the last decade, or 17 39 Quinney experiments. Suptoendent ed signalling for the stop when own trees, and others are sold can be found. will be made 'Jj? De- - oning th.s aftemSon. per cent two reported it was 150 feet away, but did by farmers through stores, she Mrs. Richardson - has & The Smithfield factory ended nntfhmr not move off the tracks. Her finds it hard to estimate the sons, big strapping fellows, and its run Boltom Of Business Depression At Hand j amount 'American will neck was broken; is the youngest, James, going Lewiston SSn,-sh?parents on -- I for to Her ss them a this live The life. Clive Remund spend farmers year. 4 Oi is around $5,000,000 or er boy, George, will be a chem December 8. Declares Prominent of beets Business this year . Tonnage Given Mention $6,000,000 leal engineer. Preston Doctor-Di-d Chicago, Dec. 9 (AP) One of the worlds largest office buildings the American Furniture Mart situated In Lake Shore - drive on the near north side, was bombed last night. A hole' was tom In the first floor, mai sonfy on the Huron street side i was ripped away and windows north and the throughout northeast parts of - the- - buildmg' were shattered. Estimates of the damage ranged from $5,000 to $15,000. Mystery surrounded the explosion whuch was on the first floor and of such force that It knocked Frank Majewicz, night custodian off his feet shatter- - k I t . , . J -- i. 50-5- Czecho-Slovaki- a, rs Wfiswaftay; 0. srvsr-js- ? as sss wrnBL?nwith j , Toar ( Rag-nhita- 0; Early. Be' 4-- H pjtg lip-atic- Je J?? us ffi.dp,2S Vi he rt'S f ?ps - ... Farmers bro-fce- Los-Ange- Companys en nf he I . JtrL;!ii mo-kille- d. ries ,r jSLS cld-gue- Forecaster s 1 Hear Cat Body Of Salt Lake City, A Dec. 9 (AP) Preston, Idaho, physician whose name was not learned, drove into a service garage here today and said to Phil attendant: Lawrence, "the Fix that noise All day long, Ive been hearing something that sounded like a cat In the engine and Im getting tired of it" ' Lawrence lifted the hood of the machine and tile noise came out a black kitten, meowing indignantly because the motor fan had cut off its tail.' FirsflLd was given the kitten, instead of the motor. Committed Suicide Girl-Wh- Is Being Returned To Pocatello, Ida. t r w -- v . f The body of Miss Mildred Long Beach, Cal., Dec. Kaye, 22, was being taken'to Pocatello today to the home oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Kaye. Miss Kaye, a nurse, who, recently cpme here from Kemmerer, Wyo., was fount dead in a vacant lot Saturday. Officers said she committed suicide. A pistol was fount by her body. K. L. Kaye, a brother of the girl, identified the body yesterday'. lh said the girt disappeared Friday after receiving a letter from Kemmerer. Kaye said he did not know the contents of the letter but that his sister cried for several hours after receiving it. She later disappeared and was not seen a!ivs uea:1:. The loiter could vot be feurd ani'Tg l,rr effect. P - ( 1"2 Shopping days Receive ly till Christmas By Chas. Medals For The fiottom of the business Cleveland, Dec j) AP j depression is at hand according to all the old signs and Agricultural Work ' symptoms, and recovery next year should be expected, j Col. Leonard P, Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust Boston, Dec. 9 (APi An company and internationally prominent business forecaster, Iowa farm woman, an lUnois said today. He made this forecast in his annual address before the farmer and a retired figncaltur-- J al professor from the Un.versity Cleveland chamber of commerce. He cautioned, however, that it is already cleer that we of Minnesota today received) service medals' are not warranted in expecting a rapid recovery, distinguished rrom the American farm fedora-- , The purchasing power of an important part of our t0i population is still seriously restricted by the paying clown of agrtcuUurcUt"Slandir8 Mn.. Ellsworth Richardson cf debts incurred in unsuccessful stock speculation, he said. Another-feaso- n Hila"lowa one of the honored, for a delay in business recovery is that trio the first woman to re- - although we have an abundant suoply of credit, "we have etive the award. The other re- - ,10t developed any new wave of constructive enterprise Such war materials highways and auto canaIii as wrndVrofestorCT railroads, iMmdou h i Parker Clive Remund, the Utah Aggie 1930 gr.d team, "was given honorable mention as a halfback on in of team rethe cently picked by Charles E Parker for the New York Telegram Parkers selection is regarded as one of thO most authoritative in the a countrj Two Utah players, Jonas, center, and Christensen, halfback, were given places on i the third team by Faiker Other conference .placers given honorable ment.on in ad dition to Remund were Price of Utah, of Utah, Johnson and Buster of Colorado |