Show - ij j ' I : - ' ' ' - - ' ' J - J ( A THOUGHT r Eg : Ji C 111 V Nil LII 1I m J tV I j V vV V - - "Jv £ "j" VA0 fJ—vCS 1 Bat foolish and unlearned questions avoid knowing that they do fender strifes— U Timothy 2:23 ' —Milton —r - K 9?1 WffW News and j VIES By FRANK — VCi?' fl fT To know that which before us lies in daily life Is the prime of wisdom — —U- Van EAA -- much cooler In northwest! W4- - ' —— OGDEN TO HOT SPRINGS HILL Wonder what Europeans think as of they read of the wild breaks as us Dillinger They mustj regard afflicted with desperadoes and in capable of successfully handling the armed criminal element Of course nothing like the Dillin-afaf- ir could happen in Europe where people are not free to travel from point to pome fwiuioui passports and the civilian's not permit ted to carry arms I This Dillinger tragedy proves that many of our officers are not armed or trained to fight bandits who pos sess machine guns and have ample nerve to fight it out when cornered To ' Parallel Utah Idaho Central Rail Tracks OSL LINE Third Will Be Modified 1 Nye Corner Project Decision Later At least three routes from Utah Hot Springs toward Ogden will prob ably be surveyed ti determine which is the most feasible as a result of conferences here Monday afternoon with representatives of the state read commission While no decision was reached the state officials who accompanied Ogden citizens over the ground seemed to feel that the route Ogden wants a road extending from the city limits to Hot Springs paralleling to the east the Utah Idaho Central rallrnarl rarVs 1 tn near t present Washington avenue road to merit approval This route will be surveyed how ever and anotner survey will be made of a route that will parallel to the east the Oregon Short Line tracks and enter Ogden in the vicinity of the stockyards such a road would permit travelers to branch off at Harrisville Second Twelfth Seventeenth and Twenty- fourth streets to enter the business district The third route jwould be a modi fication of the Nye's corner road to Hot Springs over! which the con- troversy his beenlwaged Instead of continuing "on directly to Nye's) corner it is possible that changes in the survey might bring this road into West Ogden and from there out over the present alternate route to Salt Lake 'City by way of Nye's corner State Road commission represen tatives' from Salt Lake City remained in Ogden Monday night and proceeded this morning on to Box Elder county for conferences on roads Wednesday they will go to Cache county and Thursday to Rich county All 28 counties of the state will be visited hi person by com- mission representatives MEETING HELD Prior to going ! over the roads Monday afternoon commission offi- rials mef with the ritv nnmmfsKinn vamher f pnmmorro rnart rnm (Continued on Page Two) -a- DISCLOSED IN SENATE SILVER Two Hosts At Senate Uinner reveaiea ns i DEEP STUDY TO i JAPANESE AK Nearly 100 Government Operatives Aroused T A a vtr Trm- :j Net In North Wnnds For Desnerada — MUKL NiVltLD Ul V Several Banks Reported As IYI wilds of the north countrv ' f reshlv white — with snowJ f an determineci of men hunted Holding Quantities army big game today —John r of Silver Dillinger as a fox and ruthless as the wolf that some-Craftv 24— m 9 f -- i i Hc timwla fho Vieh gunman from Indiana continued to elude gave a Srmer at a most one of the extensive manhunts the northlands ever in night' for members of congresswere terested in the silver question have known (AP)— rlS PROPOSAL FOR Rake Is Used To Knock Out Bank Robber To Kill Orders HOLDERS LISTS WASHINGTON April EUROPE GIVES Dfflimtfer'GHase Waged Ob Shoot W J BRYAN JR vuu ?-- LAST EDITION TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 24 1934 By United Press At Tokyo reports were that the cabinet A far eastern crisis of major importance appeared developing today from im- officially had approved the declarations plications of Japan's "hands off China" of policy made first at Tokyo then at declarations now enlarged in their scope other world centers The United States government was unThe significant Geneva declaration derstood to be considering representations of the league of nations to Japan seeking definition of its ambi- made at the home consul general included tions and reminding Japan of treaty ob- by the Japanenes the American Philippines the Dutch East ligations India in addition to Great Britain awaited a reply from Indies and Britishthose with whom Japan vit made to Tokyo under- - China and among representations n J I awUaI t intended to "collaborate" in maintaining stood to De in uie iorm oi a far eastern peace message and a memorandum BE SURVEYED ANOTHER UTAH Japanese Declaration Develops Serious Far Eastern Agitation FRANCIS Neither the Jesse James gang nor the Dalton boys ever equaled Dillin-tP- T and his eunmen! in shooting their way out of tight places OGDEN CITY TWENTY PAGES THREE ROUTES One " Ponsin ! INSPECTION OF LilLi! ADOPTED disclosed today in a report to the senate to have interests in sliver through their companies A report from Secretary Morgenthau to the senate showed that the Continental Can company of New York holds 20009623 ounces and Harriss and Vose New York mission merchants a future long contract for 25000 ounces Robert M Harriss president of Con Carl the latter concern ' and 77 r of board of the chairman way Continental Can were members of the committee which gave the din ner last night to which members of the senate silver bloc and house members were invited The list containing the group of big silver holders included the names of many big banks and corporations but few names of po litical significance William J Bryan Jr of Los An "geles was listed as long in 100000 ounces Many of the names on the list however to be dummies and Morgemnau suggested to tne senate it mignt have t0 make its own investigation to find all the I s GOVERNOR Dillinger luck" was holding— but the feeling was strong among that John Dillinger — OF - the-hunter- s cop-kill- er bank robber highwayman and Jail fugitive — was very close to his UTAH REQUESTS last stand The government had nearly 100 111 24— Fnr picked men on the job Many airApril ROUND LAKE Assured Great Britain Asks Tokyo (AP) bank —A planes dropped from the skies DROUTH quick shooting of Protection Ogden reenforcements Off bringing Hands alert and vigilantes What Policy president The of justice men bandits three with out department Consumers it fought Means From now on everj police iorce to shoot to kill were I orders under today and thwarted an attempted Is If benous Situation should be equipped to meet a Dil was sentiment d The of Bank Not) openly expr ' Milk distributors and producers robbery of the First State By FREDERICK KUH more would be dead that linger or any other gangster with a Dillinger Blood will Wires area in the Ogden Round Lake pay Ogden Terrifying mn7hina eun and the officers desirable to the forces of law than United Press Staff Correspondent $150 a month to Inspect milk and was wounded city robber One Senator should be marksmenj LONDON April 24 — (UP) — Dillinger alive The memory of the One got away in his and nlants under certain specified captured outlaw's latest victim— a government offer an to Threat of a diplomatic crLl: rival conditions according automobile and the third was beSALT LAKE CITY April 24— agent slain as Dillinger blasted 4Us incident Manchurian of of the the board that control Og from the ing lieved to be cornered in a lumber (AP)— Governor Blood today tele way from a tavern near here Sun in 1932 was seen in tairopean capden fluid milk shed which was reThe Japanese refer! to the Monroe Senator William H King day night— was not calculated to enyard world graphed a of result as the this commission itals today ferred by the city doctrine to justify thir protectorate with CV and that congress declared courage the officers to take ' any the Weber E president drum-fire urged of Japanese "hands wide H W Peery the to Mayor j over China morning a a area to avert a wa chances with the heavily armed Hart drouth Utah his wife and Miss Vilah off declarations concerning Asia citv attorney and city physician Bulletter is "extremely se- 'desperado and his gang of criminals bank were that in the clerk shortage While the Japanese foreign of Ernest R Ekins president ana The Monroe doctrine was enuncinot if rious them saved of terrifying" fice imperturbably awaitin garrival proof glass DILLINGER HIDING John M Mills executive secretary He asked immediate authorization ated in 1823 by President Monroe ror at its own note let Great Britain his from a the "grabbed gun Weber board control of the signed hiding Dillinger was believed who declared that the American for a federal survey and provision mer ally requesting explanation of the first shot poked it through an ter making the offer It specifies woods north this either in country btorwater iases irom tViA nrrarrdtn should jor pumping vf if Japan's declarations the Nipponese opening of the protected cage and inff water and boring wells He also or to have taken refuge in one of consul general at Geneva issued a gave the robbers a battle The J assumed and ZXs requested direct advices on: the best several hideouts he is believed to later than prepared statement which intimated sound of firing brought the orit can water have prepared in Minneapolis and and economic use to be considered as subjects for futhat Japan's real interests stoppea ganized vigilantes and as the May i St Paul continue' f conditions many ture colonization by any European if but ceTTTirr nT Manchukuo not at China and I ran out without a cent of i ii i bandits i iVJOVllL" from list' The j Sunday casualty of the loot powers embraced nearly one-thith-t"We are confident that when this v - f9mm nffls they met a rain of bullets Afiawo gun fights remained j night's earth's land surface A citizen armed with a rake acSKJ £ denart- - of Stuyvesant Fish of New York culinary as well as irrigation water" dead and four wounded with the IMPORTANT PHASE That doctrine wai acceptable to city one of the conquest who was listed for three long the governor telegraphed-- Senator condition of one of the wounded complished nations In the -An important - phase of the sit the ment and the milk dealers of Og- - City — Vinw the He Mrflfm robbers the of brought men critical ' realizuation was that Great Britain took wUl be vastly improved and : den Japanese case the Chinese maneuon down the tool gunman's The : belief that Dillinger may be garden May cases seek to infor in many culinary waier independent action the city's health will be safeguard and Callaway Fish and Co The ing that Tokyo is cleverly to the sidehim felled and one of the twin cities arose after in pate be but consult are could without vassal by a pumping from China supplied who mation ig Japan ed against milk bootleggers vering to make was not walk skirmish which three men had the given dividuals cannot finance such op nore sanitation and dodge an tne year ing the' United States or other na bitterly antagonistic fcnd have called of bank Some the to holdings larger up erations" Without attempting gather yesterday with three deputy sheriffs and tions on the outside world to help save expenses cf 'licenses sales tax ounces included: in in Sw Paul Park a suburb of St of the trio He sent that another comrades note was there his unemployment suggested rthe Before — cleanHnessHsaid- the letter them from being devoured New York relief could be used f o rthe digging PauL One of the men is believed "BanTc" Manhattan of are had been declarations or- explana f- - started the car and raced1- away conditions The control board's of canals and ditches the boring of to have been Dillinger j tlons of declarations by Japanese The third took to his heels and that the city license and issue per 1106375953 If Japan is allowed to close the New York National bank been who reservoirs had The Chase wells cover lumber in China the temporary in in deputies Tokio reached con building officials in yard mits to no dealers who do not open door then thej United States and providing other means of meet- guarding the roads in the search for with a posse on his trail Washington : form to the regulations of the code 1809610959 ana jitjw j3iiLciu-- i 6" Bank National and Commercial town the Dillinger mob exchanged shots a in small is Round Lake A few hours after its ouspatcn ing the emergency the fluid milk control board and Trust Co New York 17975684 get they nave any iraae conneuuuni summoned also the con The when they encountered the trio in miles ten resort governor lake in the Japanese region that Nasayuki Yokoyama the ordinances of the city with China sul general at Geneva— league head Fiduciary Trust Co New York state water storage commission the a small automobile bearing Wisconsouth of the Wisconsin line case of the failure of any licensed Utah lake conciliation committee sin license plates Here again for- quarters— issued a formal statement milk dealer to live up to the milk 52441651 New Co York and various state officials to discuss tune smiled on Dillinger— If Dillln- Trust tnat in which he declared Guaranty code the regulations of the code japan ' the situation They planned to de ger It was 4000000 A new Stamp iS tO appear Which intended to assume responsibility tne board or the city ordinances was De letwas A ana the Asia The list ior win not It for events in "western" will cost $1 requested by lumbering truck coming in from citv shall revoke the licenses and (Continued on Pace Two) :l senate in ah effort to leam whether a side street delayed tne deputies" exnlained later that this was a ters dealer such of the withdraw permit H machine just long enough to permit translator's error and that eastern that the control board through its there was undue speculation in the meant was the but the trio to escape One of their Asia tne to anect de implica metal PVMnHvfi a receive shall size be secretary the price will pf special It IN in- CAPITAL-LABOunmistakable was number however was believed to Some individual tion of R milk the from from revenue the iriv rpnnrts larger the and livery stamp CLUB OF ounces were: in listed wounded Bloodstains been have at any holdings INTENTION AFFIRMED snpntor and mav call on him it will go to enforce the migratory were Beach Miami in Beason found of W the trio's car when Elvira act takes which any to the bird conservation plant inspect "This declaration is meant above SPRINGVTLLE Utah April 24 — time I was abandoned found 37639664 Fla it dealer or nroducer milk effect on June 16 f "to affirm all" he said Japan's (AP)— Lynn Knight 29 or sprmsaw is Edwin liracn CLOSE unicago GANGSTER KILLED firm intention to assume responsi ville a distillery operator was se The letter specifies that there 77682 were also rumors that the There Hunters will be required to at bility for events in western Asia verely burned when fire destroyed at an Emily M crosoy unevy unase in close collaboration with Asiatic the 'plant of the Springvme com shall be close tach the stamp to their hunting gang which apparently milk Indus- - Md 15057805 Mounted Police Restore Dillinger two groups after the Sun into licenses Alcohol company near here times between the fluid National Vice President powers" mercial split J F Crosby Washington D C xne powers xie menuuneu uiciuu- - today Company officials estimated try and the city health department Order Among Strikers day night gun fights near Mercer execuDescribes As the 27342435 Home whenever necessary that Manchukuo Siam Key India China ed lost another man in the gunfire in at on at the sale will be the damage The stamp approximately In Cleveland Martin Curry Worchester Mass tive secretary of the milk control Russia Asiatic and the To Philippines the Wisconsin woods The rumors postother and Citizenship Ogden postoffice milk 10008380 Throwing in the small area of the had it that the victim's body had O W Flygare plant superinten board will aidandthethat it isinspector offices throughout the land the aim Mathilda Dawson Columbus O (By The Associated Press) near east the statement implied dent "Myron Stout chemist and in his duties: been carried in the woods— SALT LAKE jciTY April 24- and object of both the city health i2505276 Strike disorders sharpened the In which someaway to make "firm intention" noor oi on believe to were third Japan's the the not With theme Knieht road do "th (AP)— investigators theif object Sportsmen tne Fred Everett Seattle 24992892 e embrace capital labor controversy in the au- - the Mooresville Ind "bad boy'f had department and the officers oi and root an when the explosion tax as the money will be spent to back home" some 300 Utah club its sphere of influer plant milk industry to support Mrs Thomas Fleming Jr Pasa tomotive industry today while nego- gone into square miles of the 57519- - ed the building women met here today in the fortystarting a fire fluid liding help preserve migratory birds laws all unhold tlations went forward for settlement 12514893 dena on of miles 000 the land was ignited ana square Knieht's that's the case even the ele If clothing first annual convention of the Utah coal Alabama oi and is in who of the railroad to in he fled outside but was severely charge Herbert T Greenwood PhilaMayor Peery were ments Federation of Wobien's clubs Sixty- - earth — and more importantly helping the outlaw i for said that delphia 74893779 wage disputes clude not only China but territories burned before the flames were ex the health department wno vere covered with snow roads the six clubs a with almost renow piembership is mounted police At Cleveland The San Francisco Chronicle on 3000 are now flying the American British ineuished Flygare and Stout es Dr Dean A Anderson Etta Ross Hubbard Chestertown hundreds of law the nart-tim- e represented chemist and bacteriolo Md 10077975 stored order among a crowd of 6000Jk handicapping last Sunday issued a magazine secand Russian flags F a up with shaking enforcement in the hunt officers slight & "Our to caped ac cheerfully be employed as a iuution made up of pages reproduced cept theproblem the corporation holders strike sympathizers wnoj crowaeu Among irom rrovo gist will to Fire After in the streets the battle departments econoniic gun situation and do both the inspecting listed was Continental Can Co of! around the Fisher Body company's time man from the Chronicle files of long combat its evil effects of the St Paul suburb the police Springville and Spanish Fork were and the testing 8000 the by of building half about where iNew York for 20009653 plant ago called but the Diaze ragea ior sevi In love and hope into our homes" said that a car emnloves waited out in ft aemana investigated reports of the chairman Carl the Conway eral hours building razing which limits had the Mrs Weston Vernon of city past sped iminn Logan presi recognition board of that corporation was one fnr There is a page on the assassin- dent of the federation in B R Smoot of Salt Lake City a man Dunoiea m oian- contameo IIARVARD DEAN DEAD Louis at Case was stabbed Cannon St A Dicket addressing who gave a dinner in Washington Bishop vice" president of the alcohol com ation of Lincoln April 14 1865 An the convention at the first of its 24— (AP)- - iasf nleht-tleft their jobs kets Officers believe this may have MILWAUKEE April members of the house where 3000 workersMotor of electric an the on from golden the a other driving Danv said three-da- y spark sessions company been one of their foes In the gun the Chevrolet and senate interested in silver at WASHINGTON April 24— (UP)— motor probably caused tne explo I Baron Kusseu ww spike at Promontory Point May 10 or dead "The for f to is They Americanhome the Fisher asking and Body plants key - been 1869 The defeat of the French at The defense rested today in the sion when it encountered distillation of Harvard university legislation were if he out had men that efforts should and be pointed union Eight citizenship np recognition —M wiicsc of Bishop James Cannon Jr fumes president oi aaciuie Sedan is recorded j arrested for stoning trucks carrying killed his comrades could have dis spared in making that home the trial home or nis oaugnter the at was more today his after and alcohol The operated plant center of life to: every member of of workers from the plants posed of his body in one of the with tne spring' Lucia Russell Briggs president His testimony de in conjunction On the jpage dated Sunday Sep the family" said Mrs Roberta than twd weeks of were lakes that dot the countryside 1900 automotive work Toledo many At college Downer Milwaukee not gull Sugar company fac tember 4 1870 telling of the Ger Campbell Lawson of Tulsa Okla signed to prove they or on strike ers remained that they could have dispatched ailment death resulted from a heart of conspiring to violate the cor tory man victory is this dispatch: labor automobile a it in national The first vice president of the national ty swamp In practices act board worked at Detroit to restore federation and principal speaker at rupt Activity increased along the Wis was the final witness Be Cannon consin-Michigborder with th in the Deace "Corinne Utah Sept 3—The the forenoon session industry to explain now the ledgLOS ANGELES April 24 — (UP) true driv statement O E Demiray Lieut Cleveland At Germans and citizens generally are Our governmeht is in the hands attempted by gasoline Anti-Smier of his 1928 Liv ers joined a strike of 2000 filling of the campaign Henry Boyington state police that a Michigan having a jubilee over the Prussian of a great leader whom God has was preserved while the Chase "bad Mont ingston wages attendants Higher station illuminated The sent us is to our by victory city it is good fortune book was lost The Methodist Epis (Continued on Pare Two) man" today awaited transfer to San J shorter hours and union recogni bonfires and fireworks The Corinne to live In a country in which citibooks said both churchman f the demands Quentin prison where he will serve tion brass band heads an enthusiastic- zens and the government work to copal were sent to nis headquarters at counts two on of J life to ten of Garton the I years employes striking procession" gether for the best interests of alL" the Methodist board of temperance I robbery' Toy company at Sheboygan Wis She pleaded for fairness gen and morals but that "only the Cali Convicted bv a iurv which later paraded last night after 20 persons Who if that early population of erosity and tolerance during the seems to have been preserv found him sane Boyington was sen- - arrested by police during a demon- -itr Corinne could have forecast at the present situations! and urged club- ledger ed" On tenced by Superior Judge Elliot stration at tne piant naa oeen as- time that the people of Utah nearly women to study lfgislation presented — Thi iurt? indicated ft dis- - ranged on charges of unlawful cele a be half century later would in congress and support construc in the contention of defense semblage Police used tear gas to I hpUef Germans of defeat the the measures tive brating On was theloueii the outoreaK niTeoi fhat " fh by the French and their allies in The club women were welcomed At Washington railroad labor nia Institute of Techiiologyhad "world's greatest liar" and a modern leaders cluding the Americans? by Mayor Marcus and Commissioner WASHINGTON April 24-(- AP) nd executives sought BEVERLY HILLS Cal April confessed he when Ananias glibly Harold B ' Lee f and Mrs Ira D lmuroveu oil uatiuc so much cuu mc 23— Well they had DUlinger surnew worry Don't rob-series ui tuuiwcuua 1 coHao lncal hnldiiTis and more poweriui ravs In the same paper of 64 years ago Travis responded far radium waee dispute That's the advice of scientists to rounded and was all ready to was this paragraph J and rjenetratinar than those of beries here last' December In her annual report Mrs Vernon WASHINGTON April 24— (AP) es Roosevelt President man proposed him when he come out but? shoot on a business murder Worry was tried natural radium Boyington urged that each club select a All manufacturers submitting motor the hurried of a court tablishment permanent another bunch of folks came out "The "smallpox is decreasing In definite project tpon which to work car bids to the war C C Lauritsen and H R Crane charge but the charge was disis sending many American busicontroversies labor to settle department to ahead so they Just shot theni inhave were said by Dr Milliken missed when the state failed to es Ogden" during the comitjg year and asked must attach affidavits swearing they ness leaders to an early grave A disagreement developed between stead Dillinger Is going to accithe with victim result accomDlished the tablish a suonosed holdup for the federation's recovery have employed no one outside o they say support 'miners coal and Alabama operators rs will recall those early measures dentally get with some innocent! aid of actual "transmutation of had been murdered G Benedict of BosFrancis Dr their in htf with to return 21000 organization in of dealing negotiations -be " to bystanders some" time then the elements which used epidemics of smallpox which were H " to the National AcadCommittee reports were presented the government ' ton I to reported A workers the shafts their joint will get shot dreaded with the same horror as was by the chairmen!' at a combined de an unattained dream of chemists to this effect was is of Sciences today that a order An A to P emy committee continued wrestle with usual dally the is Here bubonic plague The fatalities were who seeking to make gold out of less Dismissal In the question partmental meeting presided over sued by Harry W Woodring assis study of several old people from Indiana: "Michidispatch many metals valuable at the normal age E Erlckson of and E — chairman tant secretary of war in an effort are healthy by Mrs f4 gan City Ind April 23 radium rays he The man-mato end lobbying before the depart of 90 or thereabouts showed that the American department Jixai Cases serving three Mail said are not yet well enough conment lack of worry probably had played the prisom terms escaped from Bill On Kimr trolled for i' treatment of canBusiness continues to gain That a large part in giving them long f— — — today" cer and other diseases but may WASHINGTON April 24 (AP) statement is not some' one's guess from fi life as any physical characteristic An Indiana sentencesentence be a first step toward artificial Assistant United States Attorney d are but comes from figures gathered He predicted that psychologists "You Judge reads: radio-actisub would of he that an manufacture cultivate to Pine said David i today madi as over the nation it's people as teaching long by to prison mind would do as stances that mav substitute for probably file a motion in the Dis comfortable for you and you de ' unharrassed 21— WASHINGTON (AP)— April Line court to and rare trict of Columbia supreme radium now extremely In checking out Confidence is being much as physicians to Increase the air- - The Southern Ute band of Indians sire to remain four of dismiss the life petitions of expensive know so ho prohibitively human warden and even big business is being made CHICAGO April 24— (AP)— A let average length m Utah Colorado and New Mexico kindly General scientists Postmaster to the lines said To make the he studied rays enjoin to feel secure WASHINGTON April 24 — (AP) The old people jury fixed the value of a salesman's would be permitted to bring suit in will know how many' will be thero hel order hl3 and from of rtoms enforcing fired "excess Farley the hydrogen avoided at commerce of The Interstate had largely commis $15000 power speech! the court of claims in land cases for supper" Yours wearium at tremendous speed at ' "tarcancelling air - mail contracts Far beyond seasonal increases in That amount was awarded yester sion fixed the value of the Southern tension and The suits brought by lour suosid- - under a bill introduced by Senator gets' of Uthlum beryllium and business are noted day to Otto Meeves who complained Pacific company's property today ing strain that comes all through atoms of United Aircraft and Trans King (D Utah) The suits men iartes carbon Parts of the that when an enfploye of the Hayes at $517434330 as of June 30 1916 life to so many of our intense "stuck" In the targets and turned portation Inc also asked that Far tioned in the bill are those whicn dental offices extracted four teeth1 Valuation of railroad property was American business men" lt nothing goes wrong the might be brought in connection with into new substances that ley be assessed for damages should be getting into full his jaws Wv-- e locked and he had ordered by congress as an aid in de Dr Robert A Millikan told the them radio-actithe treaty of 1SS0 8 to Pine has until May - were reply to live ca a liquid diet terrain leg Just rates jEtxide by fall academy two men at the Califorcom-Looperat- "en I Latin-Americ- an -- i RELIEF fst ii dltiwhS ion tiH f7HTnf m to rd : £ lT'Zl' ! tii s - - i i ' FIRE $100000 j SPRINCVILLE IVOMEN tt 5 QUAMLGROttS UTAH CONVENED ion 17-000- - ? -- 1 Defense Rests S j i ! o ight--wound- ed ary ville-Maplet- uau mdu rtwaua on Term th - ? - j -- Affidavits Asked BidsToEndLobbying Worry Sends Many Men To Early Graves Science Says Prison I an old self-styl- ed — ILL Dr Millikan Reports That Scientists In Nature fornia Have Improved In Making Radium Rays ar-nm- Jna " ! 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