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Show 'l4 SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH PERSONAL TELEGRAPHIC TALES Hale and hearty in his seventhy-sevent- h NewcNoteo j UTAH year. Thomas A. Edison, wizard of electricity came out of his From All Parts of eastern laboratory to address 10,000 men from all over the electrical United States and Canada when they A RESUME OF THE WEEKS met in the opening session of the forty-sixtconvention of the National DOINGS IN THIS AND OTHER Cedar City. Reserving the rim of Electric Light association at New COUNTRIES canyon as a public park, the Bryce York. state will sell a 40 acre tract there Mrs. Hinton Pbilipson, known to to the Union Pacific railroad on which Important Events of the Last Seven the stage as Miss Mabel Bussell, who to build its hotel and will lease the PreDaya Reported by Wire and was elected a member of balance of the quarter section to the recently for of the the Benefit pared the house of commons for the railroad. Busy Reader division of Nortfi Huntington. Work was renewed on umberland, is suffering from loss f WESTERN voice as a result of her strenuous the Huntington canyon forest road with a crew of men and teams under The Ku Klux Klan is named in a election campaign. the direction of Miller Black. The suit for $50,000 damage filed in state A negro youth will read the Declarproject was begun last July with an court at El Taso by Hal F. Kelly city, ation of Independence from the bal- appropriation of $10,000. editor of the El Paso Times. cony of the Old Statehouse at Boston, Trice, Utah. Tony Kambourakis The A T. & Santa Fe bridge over as part of the municipal Independence and John Kriaris were found guilty the Cimmarron river nead Guthrie day celebration. It will be the first by a Jury of voluntary manslaughter Oklahoma was virtually destroyed time in the many years the custom for in the fatal shooting participating when several oil cars left the rails has been followed that the honor has of A. P. Webb a deputy sheriff in fallen to a negro. The boy, Charles and plunged into the river. C. Dogan, is an honor pupil at fhe Spring canyon. into twenty alleged English High school. Investigation Ogden. iSeveral stores will occupy Illegal oil promotion schemes, said to the Boyle block, when reconstruction among prostrations Forty heat have been operated in Texas and viIs finished, the work which work Shriner marchers occurred at Washcinity in the last two years, was to consists of new store fronts chiefly be started by the federal grand 'jury ington beofre half the parade had has commneced. when it reconvened after three weeks passed President Hardings reveiwing Ogden. An outing for all old folk's recess. Scores of witnesses, many stand. A boiling sun wilted the toiled as marchers of PennsylWeber county who have reached up they from distant states, were under subvania avenue. Red Cross and hos- the age of 70 years will be held under poena. pital ambulances took 82 to hospitals, the auspices of the committees of the The steel steamer Cacique, carry while eight others were given treat- Weber, North Weber, Ogden and Mt. ing general cargo and crew, grounded ment in drug stores along the line of Ogden stakes. in midchannel near the Semiamoo march. Brigham City. The large air tank cannery dock, near Port Angels An involuntary petition in bank- at the Guarantee Auto companys Washington, according to a message was and Jones filed ruptcy against wrecking garage exploded practically to harbor radio. She was inbound the' Sells house ends of room. Both in brokerage the largest everything from New York for Seattle and is booked to W. It. Grace and company. connected with the New York curb the tank were blown off. market, with branches in all parts of e Mt. Pleasant The clean-towMrs. Cecil Hurst Blackburn of Filer, the country. been in has this city campaign Idaho, died at a hospital from bichlorJames M. Cox, Democratic presi- successful and the committee in ide of mercury poisoning. Her husband dential candidate in 1920, has pur- charge is determined to continue the Melvin Blackburn, is in the county chased the Canton, Ohio News, a local activities. jail, admitting sending her calomel, daily newspaper. This increases the while Twin Falls county officials face Garfield Application of Louis number of newspapers owned by Mr. another murder mystery which may Cox Panis for permission to operate an to four. equal that of Lydia Southard now automobile stage line between Salt Appointment of John F. Vivian of Lake and Garfield was denied by the serving a life term for the poisoning Golden, Colo., as prohibition director of one of her husbands. public utilities commission. for that state, was announced by Orders for the abandonment of the Commissioner Blair of the Internal Monticello. Ed Swanson, a homenavy submarine base at San Pedro revenue bureau. Mr. Vivian succeeds steader in Lisbon valley, was found and transfer of its activities to the Emmett H. McClenahan, who resigned dead in a cabin on one of the lower new base at San Diego, were signed ranches of the Indian Creek Cattle April 13. by Secretary Denby. company on Indian creek. Senator Ladd, Republican, North One mon was burned to death, two Dakota, Senator King, Democrat, Provo. Chief of Police Wren Wilfiremen suffered serious injuries and Utah, and Representative Frear, Re- kins is in receipt of a telegram from damage estimated at $200,000 s was publican, Wisconsin, are planning to the officers at Los Angeles asking done by fire which virtually destroy- sail for Europe in July to study lim to keep a lookout for 'ted Spencer ed a warehouse 85, who is wanted there on a charge of the Barker conditions in Russia. of murder. Brothers Furniture company at Los FOREIGN Angeles. The dead man was believed Brigham City. After he had been to be a watchman at the warehouse. Enrollment of the shantung ban- thrown into the air by one automobile, Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted of dits into the national army is pro- Leslie Rock, of Willard, fell on the killing Mrs. Alberta Tremaine Mead- ceeding at Tsaochwang, according to hood of another machine and wae ows with a hammer near Los A- advices received at the American seriously Injured. ngles July 12, 1922, is now incar- legation at Pekin. But those of the Kaysville Walter Steed and Verde cerated in San Quentin state prison bandits who do not desire to become Cook, both of Clearfield were injured after having escaped from the Los soldiers are slipping away, leaving near Layton when a car driven by Angeles county jail to Tegucigalpa, their rifles behind. Eugene Sandall of Layton crashed inHonduras. The long standing controversy over to the oar driven by Steed. judicial guarantees for foreigners in GENERAL Proov. Charles H. Ward, former Turkey has been adjusted toy the county commissioner, suffered a fracThe cases brought to determine the Near East conference, thus removing bruised constitutionality of the Sheppard-Towne- r one of the stumbling blocks in the tured thigh and was badlyautomobile an was when struck he by maternity act were dismissed leading to the peace treaty. driven by James Crook of Eureka. for want of jurisdiction by United path The Turks reads the agreement, States supreme court, which refused Ogden. Eradication of weeds and to the appointment of four agree to pass upon the validity of the law. other crop pests is urged by T. H. foreign advisers, who will be authordistrict inspector of agriMorrell, to suized to follow the proceedings in all the letter of the Application He has advised farmers to culture. preme courts decision barring all cases and make recommendations to cut all before they go to seed. weeds beverage liquors from territorial wa- the Turkish ministery of justice. ters of the United States is provided These advisers must be informed of Provo. A fruit basket factory capIn regulations issued by the treasury all arrests and domiciliary searches. able of turning out 400 dozen peach to be to take effect after 12:01 a. m., June Sixteen persons were killed by the and apple baskets a day is 10. Specifically the regulations in operation in Provo this started as cyclone which recently" swept the season deadthrough the organization of a published apply the three-milOssola according to the line to liquor carried for beverage use official valley, Italy, company of farmers. cooperative reports of Deputies Pestaloz-z- a on any United States or foreign veswho went into the devastated reOgden. When his automobile oversel as sea stories. It was by finding on the dugway in Ogden canturned to inspect the damage. They some means of exemption for liquor gion W. Sullivan was injured. John yon, Premier Mussolini, asking carried that treasury officials had telegraphed for immediate government aid, es- The two persons riding in the back hoped at first to avoid conflict with pecially for shelter tents and bridg- seat of the car were uninjured. foreign laws. ing materials. The loss tolls Pleasant Grove. Strawberries are The steamers Schiller and Wilkinto be sent to all corners of the United son were in collison off Point Iroquis The threat of stokers and firemen States on June 20, to advertise one the former being beached to prevent on French steamers to strike unless of Utahs most luscious fruits and sinking, according to word received. assured they will receive their usual tell the world it is strawberry day at The Wilkinson is believed to be daily allowance of wine when in New Pleasant Grove. slightly damaged. Heavy fog and York harbor has raised an issue that Ogden. An unusual dam made by smoke due to forest fires was reprobably will be made the subject of an automobile which plunged into sponsible for the collison. diplomatic correspondence with Wash- the North Ogden canal caused the Led by the mother of ington. Meanwhile steamship officials ditch to overflow with serious damage Solomon Slizerberg, who had just been intimate that the Lafayette sailing to adjoining farms. killed by a New York trolley car, an from Havre on Saturday, and other Salt Lake City. Nick Masaya was angry mob attached Wm. Mooney the French ships will be supplied with fined $50 by City Judge Pratt, for motormnn. He escaped by fleeing to the usual stocks of beverage liquor a standing street car- with passing men for the a nearby car barn. provided by law. an automobile. Four more of the foreign captives Six persons were reported killed Richfield. Grace Bernstein age 6, a held wreck 55 in of' the and by the Suchow train bandits, injured of Circleville had her forearm fracspecial train near Lansing, Michigan one American, two British subjects and her hand badly torn when tured commaderies of Knights and one Mexican citizen, have been carrying she the member in the gearcaught were released unconditionally and arrived Templars of three cities, which cream of a ing separator. acthe at state convention relief at to the on their way camp Tsaochwang, Salt Lake at Flint Michigan. City. Sam Hayden, cording to a telegram from there. convicted on two Newspaper dispatches from Durango bankrupt merchant, Encouraged by the repeal of the counts of of misuse the mails in a Mullan-Gag- e enforcement law in New City, Mexico report that ten persons to defraud was sentenced to scheme were seventeen killed and wounded, serve four York, the wets in the Wisconsin legyears in the federal prison. islature announced they plan next eight seriously, when a mob stormed Ogden. S. S. Smith of this city week to move to take off of the table the provincial palace in protest the Tucker bill providing for repeal against the law limiting to twenty-fiv- e was notified of his election as director the number of clergymen al- of the federal lahd bank at Berkeley, of the prohibition enforcement law for Oal. lowed each religious denomination. .Wisconsin, FOB BUST READERS h -- n clean-hom- RIVAL CHINESE BATTLE-FRONENGAGEMENTS ARE BEING FOUGHT IN CANTON AREA THREE T e $17,-000,00- 0. - . e w, t - relief from South China Leader Repulsed in Two Conflicts; Men Are Falling Back) Chen Chiung-Min- CORNS Still-Holdi- g Out Canton. On three fronts, west, north and east of Canton, battles are raging between Sun Yat Sens constitutionalist forces and northern Chinese troops. On two of the battle lines Sun's armies are reported to be falling back in the face 'of greater numbers, while on the third he la barely holding his ground. Up the West river reinforced Kwangsi forces are driving the constitutionalists before them. The city of Doaling is in flames. Traffic on the river is at a standstill. From the North river come reports of reverses for Sun and further victories for the Peking levies. Communications in this region are badly disorganized. At Waichow, on the East river, fifty miles east of Canton, the battle which has been raging intermittently for more than a week still is in progress. Several days ago Sun Yat Sens headquarters here announced that Waichow had been captured, but the story of victory was the premature. Chen Chiung-Ming- , man who drove Sun from Canton last June, still is holding out in his home town. 'Waichow, with Suns troops the place. . On minute and the pels of that core cndal Thati what Dr. SchoUa Zino-pado safely. They remove the cause fryc. end heal the irritation. Thna you avoid infection from cutting your corn! or utlng corrosive acidi. rim; an. tlteptic: waterproof. 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U.F Salt Lake City, BRINGING No. 24-19- 23, PLAY UP TO DATE Japanese Version of the Play "Othello Introduces, of Things, a Phonograph. of All We are always Indignant and rightly so when alterations are made la the great works of fiction in order to adapt them to the screen a species of vandalism which should be prohibited by law. In Japan the vandals if we may call them that do not confine their operations to productions for the screen; the stage, too, suffers at their hands. , Othello' Recently Shakespeares most was to the Given on Allotment Lands of subjected Approval transformations for presentation Washington. Final approval was on the Tokyo stage. Othello himself to Work given by Secretary Saturday Forthe schedule for allotment of lands on became the military governor ofas the mosa and Desdemona appearerd the Crow Indians reservation in Mondaughter of the minister of finance tana to the 1768 members of the who wished to marry her off to a Jewtribe. The total acreage to be distri- ish banker. buted amounts to 1,596,942 acres and The unhappy young woman, crossed 121 Indians will receive their allot- in love, bemoaned her fate from dawn ments without restrictions. The till dark, her sole consolation, accordothers will not receive full title, but ing to this Japanese version, being the will be given trust patents with re- music of her phonograph. Kansas strictions for twenty-fiv- e years. City Star. awe-inspiri- Excellent Record. 1,000,000,000 In mistakes Ten London. The Bulgar peasant govchances is the excellent record of the ernment has been overthrown by a Newark (N. J.) post office for dimilitary coup and all members of the stribution of mail. Newark postal emStamboulisky cabinet arrested, accord- ployees handle approximately 800,000 ing to a telegram from Sofia. A new pieces of mail daily. This record cabinet has been formed. care Professor Is typical of the and efficiency Zankef heads the new ministry, ac- of postal employees of the nation, S. cording to the exchange, occupying said Postmaster General Harry effdistribution the post of prime minister, secretary New. The minimum for war, and for foreign affairs. iciency demanded of postal distributors Is 95 per cent. Zalnkef Heads Bulgar Coup Many Homeless From Floods London exports about Kan. Flood waters worth of candles annually. caused by recent rains through the state menaced many Kansas towns Saturday. Residents of lowlands in Topeka, Arkansas City, Wichita, Winfield and Parsons, Columbus, Burlington and other towns were warned to vacate as rising river tides imperiled their homes. Streets in some sections of these towns were overflowing, advices received here stated. At Wichita, parts of the downtown district were inundated. Many families were forced to flee to higher ground. Kansas City, Mt Vesuvius Erupts Brilliant incandescent Naples. fountains of flaming lava were playing from new cracks broken on three sides of the cruplive cone of Mt. Vesuvius Saturday. The huge volcano has been in eruption for nearly a fortnight, but does not endanger the towns, fields and vineyards on its slopes. $4,000,000 |