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Show State Senator Ben Gettelman, Mil- waukee, center of a wet and dry con'HeUo troversy engaging the attention of the Wisconsin legislature, issued a general invitation to leading wet and From All Parts of dry advocates to attend a fruit juice and cidar party at his Milwaukee home, April 18. A special invitation, A RESUME OF THE WEEK'S he said, would be extended to Wayne DOINGS IN THIS AND OTHER FORMER JUVENILE JUDGE SETS B. Wheeler. Murray. Entering the state high IN COURT AND HEARS CASES COUNTRIES Garlic was given credit for break- school debating competition for the AS RECOUNT GOES ON pleasure first time in its history, the Murray ing the hunger strike of Mike Important Events of the Last Seven of Finlay, Ohio, in jail at high school carried off the honors Day Reported by Wire and Pre. Woodfield, Ohio, facing a charge of by a decision in the first In pared for the Benefit of the violating prohibition laws. He had debate of the triangle against the Pencil Marked Ballots Develop Vst tt younrif after With Outcome and Recount, not eaten for weeks when his friends Cathedral high school of Salt Lake, nokin or when Busy Reader Graham Appears Much in arrived with delicacies of which in the Murray high assembly room Workdrags. Ilsa, ' Doubt great little irnkeaer Mike was fond. When the aroma of Cedar City. The Utah Iron Ore WESTERN garlic drifted his way he capitulatcorporation is making excellent headLucian L. Nunn, pioneer developer ed way at the Desert Mound west of ' Denver, Colo. Juvenile Judge Ben this Of hydroelectric west Interior city about sixteen miles. This in the excavators power department and a philanthropist noted for his working at the Casa Grande national company which has been shipping ore B. Lindsey, nationally famous as an is educational work, died in Los Ange- mounment in Arizona reported they to the northern smelters at the rate authority on juvenile delinquency, seat on so bench his of 800 the call tons the finds had losing grip unearthed a shell carved in a daily, les after a long illness. Mr. Nunn to strip ie has ocucpied for more than two was 72 years of age and until the primative reproduction of the square great that it is compelled a larger area of overburden so that iecades. and compass, symbols of the Masonpast few years had been a residene ic order. Government 500 tons daily can be maintained A total of 206 votes included in archeologists of Utah. said the symbol was deposited in the Provo. A new business block is to ;he original election returns last Nomound not less than 800 years ago. be constructed on East Center street vember, that showed him a winner Emery dust plaoed in the main for the judgeship over Royal R. Gra-laWallace McCamant of Portland, by Alex Hedquist. The contract for bearings of the U. B. 8. Cuyama, an D. W. to by 117 votes, were lost to Judge the structure has been let oil carrier attached to the battle Ore., who upset the plans of the Re when a recount had been a Davis. have Lindsey will The building Speed of Tennis Balls fleet at San Pedro, Calif., disabled publican leaders by stampeding the a depth lompleted in thirty of Denvers 211 and scientists have (iisT. Investigating frontage the vessel and damaged her engines Chicago convention in 1920 to Calvin of 100 feet, with a full basement. election precincts. ered a that tennis ball played by Tildea Coolidge for vice president, was recto the extent of $70,000, it was The recount xvas ordered by Judge or Johnston leaves the racquet at Coalville. Pedro Cano, convicted ommended to President Coolidge for i ed when police finger-prin- t experts a federal of the murder of June St. Clair in lulian H. Moore, in district court, speed of 120 feet a second, a rate that Senator Stanfield Judgeship. after charges of fraud at the polls would enable it, if the speed were were called upon to help solve the took the to the Park City, March 15, 1923, will die recommendation to travel a mile in 44 seconds, lad been made by both sides in the case. Suspicion was first directed White House, at at hands the the a of squad firing suggesting that Judge or 82 miles an hour. Gra-laouster suit nearly being pressed by at civilian visitors to the ship, but McCamont be named to the vacancy state prison on the morning of May Wil15. set This was date naval authorities announced that la- caused by retirement of Judge Ross by Judge ballots Nearly 300 liam M. McCrea, sitting in Coalville, ter information indicated that the of the Ninth circuit. are in contest and these,' attorneys scene the of trial the damage had been caused by a disSurveys designed to encourage fu Salt Lake City. Richard Phillips in both sides predicted, may decide gruntled member of the crew. ture development have be enordered :he outcome of the contest. Morris, business man, clubman and At least ten days yet will be reArmy airplanes and pilots will be by the interior department of areas former mayor of Salt Lake, died at used to make a comprehensive sur- adjacent to the Tongass national for- the Glendale sanitarium in Los An- quired to complete the recount, it vey of the Colorado river, it was an- est in Alasko at Wrangell Narrows, geles, of bronchial asthma. He had s estimated. The been in failing health for several Judge Lindseys counsel argue that nounced by Representative Carl Hay- Taku river, and Eagle river. den of Arizona, who recently return- lands, described as valuable for fox years, but had been confined to the Graham cannot assume the bench ed to Phoenix from Washington. The farming, industrial plants, residences sanitarium only ten days before his sven if their client is declared to have Arizona legislature appropriated $50,' and homestead sites and timber pur death. Mr. Morris had left Salt Lake been defeated. They contend that 000 for the biennial period for Colo- poses, will be surveyed this summer. in June, 1924, for the coast where lie did not have the residential rerado river surveys contingent upon he had been active in business up to quirements necessary for office at FOREIGN the appropriation of a like amount by the time he was taken seriously ill. Ihe time of the election. Six men the federal government. Judge Lindsey does not appear in arested. in a farmhouse Several members of his family were Congressthe courtroom, but busies himself man Hayden said that the geological t LAssemption, where Royal Cana- with him When ha died. survey had assured him that the fed- dian Mounted Police said they found Salt Lake City. All transportation with childrens affairs in his famous :ourt. He charges that his avowed eral money would be supplied by that $150,000 in counterfeit money and a equipment and automobile busses, to the Ku Klux Klan was were to in order opposition full and Mon printing press department get In the recent fire at Mamarranged at complete data on the topography of treal and held for the forging qf moth Hot Springs, Yellowstone Park, the motive behind the attempt to unseat him. the country and on engineering ques- bank notes and making counterfeit will be immediately replaced, accordtions related to the river. That both men might be disquali$10 National ing to an announcement from Horace Banque Canadienne fied notes. Police say they also found M. Albright, for the position and the county The Wonder Sole for Wear superintendent of the Phoenixs trolly system, thirty 500,000 cut commission authorized to appoint a be be Wear twice am long aa beat leather I papers ready print Yellowstone National park. The momiles away from Phoenix, Ariz., will ed. was an juvenile judge tor orhas eventuality been equipment already and for a Better Heel be abandoned and Junked according that was widely discussed by perSPRING-STEHeels l to announcement Demonstrations over the slaying of dered and delivery guaranteed by sons by officials. Incase. the clearly June observing offithe date fixed 18, for the use of the automobile and the two terroists, Baginski and creasing United States Rubber Company Jitney competition have torced tne near the Polish frontier, cial opening of the park. Dr. Cook Goes To Prison car company out of business it was where they were to have been exOgden. The intermountain district Forth Worth, Texas. .Dr Frederof is forest a announced. service the veritable changed for two Poles held by the ick A. Cook has said au revoir, but have caused the authorities paradise for nimrods and fishermen, not soviets, Finnish Women Soldiers to Fort Worth. Ill be Viewing the present drought situa- to post a strong guard over the it is shown by the statistics contain- back some tion throughout Arizona as one of exMore than 200,000 Finnish women the time, ed in census the for 1924 of the treme need, Bishop Daniel Gerchke quarters of the Polish mission at district game are in for the army in that promoter-convic- t told training S. B. forcompiled Locke, by has sent a letter to all the Catholic Moscow. the friend who country, to bid having him organized theiuselve est examiner, in charge of public regathered into Lotta Svaerd clubs, auxiliaries to parish priests of the Arizona diocese farewell An increase in the circulation from lations. The district as he boarded the for train comprises Utah, asking for special prayers for rain. forty-on- e billion to forty-sibillion Idaho, western Wyoming and north- Leavenworth prison. Texas has been the voluntary military organizations the scene of my bitterest trouble, but of men. Full political and civil rights were francs is one of several measures be- ern Arizona. considered the French governby Salt Lake City. With a crowd I like the state and plan to make It restored to former Governor James ing ment to relieve the of embarrassment E. Ferguson of Texas, impeached in numbering nearly 1000, consisting of my home when I am a free man he and His departure for the fedan increasfurnish treasury livestock when his wife, the first woman 1917, yard officials, breeders, again. governor of Tekas signed the amnesty ed amount of ready money for com- dairymen and members of the various eral penitentiary, in which he is unbill passed by the last legislature. mercial needs, it was said at the min- civic clubs of the city in attendance der sentence of fourteen years and I have signed my name many hun- istry of finance. and with the kenest competition ever nine months for fraudulent use of the at any western livestock mails, marked the. end of another Indreds of times since becoming gov displayed Importation of meat into Canada show ernor, but this is the happiest sig- from the eighth annual stallment of Dr. Cooks astounding prevailing, is prohibited in an Intermountain nature I have written, said Mrs. order Hongkong Livestock show opened career and also terminated his soissued by federal authorities at the Salt Lake Union stockyards journ of more than sixteen months Ferguson as she laid down the pen because of unsatisfactory inspection at North Salt Lake. in the Tarrant county jail. Through of gold. in the far eastern city, at was anthe clemency of Federal District Salt Lake City. Building permits A bandidt walked into the Bank of nounced at Vancouver, B. C. The James C. Wilson, the time in Judge Salt Lakd City for the month closBparks, in the railroad town of order went into effect March 15. It in spent March jail awaiting for a new trial 31st as totaled ing 214, against Sparks, Nevada, three miles east of will not effect Chinese residents who 156 for will be applied to Dr. Cooks 1924. new For March, homes, Reno, covered the entire bank force are accustomed to imported hams and 172 permits were issued, compared with a pistol, locked them in the sausages, it was said. to 124 issued during the like month and casn. vault helped himself to the Restrictions in Canada similar to last year. Aggregate value of buildMine Blast Kills Two The robbery was not discovered unthose listed in enforced in the Alabastine is suitable for all California to for March ing preCripple permits Creek, Colo. Two miners til after 10 oclock when bank cusinterior surfaces plaster, tomers tried to gain entrance to the vent Japanese invading agricultural 1925, is $804,740. In March, 1924, the were' killed and another was fatallands in value British of Columbia aggregate were In wall ly an urgbuilding permits injured board, brick, cement explosion of unknown bank and found it locked. ed in the house of commons at Otta- reached $8o3,020. or canvas. It's applied with origin in the Portland mine near w Mrs. Irene Conway Hickey, 24, and wa, Ont., by A. W. Neill, independent Provo. At the meeting of the state here.- - In the premature explosion of an ordinary wall brush. Its her 2 year old son, Janies Jr., were member for He said board of insanity at the state mental i shot on the thirtieth level of the a powder in white and shot to death at Los Angeles. Police that Japanese women and boys were hospital Dr. Frederick Dunn was re- Portland gold mine at Victor, Paul tints, ready for use by mixare holding the womans husband coming into his province without re- appointed superintendent; Earl O. Yonke, 40, and Harry Dawson, 38, ing with cold or warm Patrolman James J. Hickey of the striction and that the gentlemans Thomas was reappointed steward, were instantly killed and Fred Hana, water. Full directions on Los Angeles police department on a agreement concerning the Influx of and Dr. Fred W. Taylor was reap- 50, was seriously injured. Hana Is every package. Properly adult males was not being strictly pointed assistant physician; These in the district hospital at Victor murder charge. applied, it won't rub off. enforced. Mr. Neill complained that were the only actions taken aside with a probable fractured skull. YonGENERAL from the routine matters. Japanes were working in unfair Ask your dealer for color ke and Hana were machine men and with white men in the fishSalt Lake City. Under a decision Dawson a trammer. card today or write Miss Wayne B. Wheeler, high mogul of the nations dry forces, gave prohibi- eries and canneries of British Col- of the state supreme court the state Ruby Brandon, the Alaof Utah, through its land board, still tion enforcement a black eye after umbia. bastine Company, Grand Great Smelt Run At End has a chance to salvage all or the a conference with President Coolidge Rapids, Mich. Don't take Portland, Ore. The Fifty members of the German smelt greater at the White House. Wheeler assert- reichswehr part of about $145,000 and in- run in the history of greatest were drowned in the rivthe something just as good. Sandy terest, still due on the $160,000 loan Troutdale ed that 6,000,000 gallons of industrial er Weser near residents in Delmold, the say Germany, history made to the Lynndyl Townsite comalcohol enough to make 240,000,000 when a ofthe world is ended. The annual bridge being constructed by pany and the Sevier River Land and smelt run half pints of 40 per cent synthetic pioneers in connection this season lasted just with the reigin were being diverted annually chswehr maneuvers collapsed. The Water Company about seven years twenty days. Heretofore it seldom ago. With interest, the claim of the Into the bootleg trade. He laid the victims were of a column marchlasted a part week. the run tons During state, which is secured by a mortblame for the leaks on the internal ing in full field of smelt were taken by amateur and equipment which at- gage on 4000 acres of land 1000 and revenue collectors in charge of the tempted to use the commercial fishermen. They were so temporary struc- shares of the Sevier Canal alcohol. company, thick ture. they could be scooped up easily now amounts to $175,000 to $200,000. in nets and baskets. Solidified alcohol, sold for use in Final returns from Germanys presSalt Lake City. A total of 137 bills stoves for cooking purposes is an in- idential election in e in the house and Germany, show seventy-fou- r Turks Enlarging Navy toxicating liquor Judge Clarence W. that none of the seven candidates rein the senate, will be written inPeabody of Portland, Maine, ruled tn ceived a mejority, as required by the to the statutes of The Turkish naConstantinople. as a result of municipal court in what officials re- constitution, making a second election the recent sessionUtah, tional assembly at Angora has voted YOUR of Sixteenth the garded as a test case. He found Lui- necessary. The second polling day legislature. The of compiling an extraordinary credit of 15,000,000 work gi de Julios, a druggist, , guilty of has been fixed for April 26Ji. On the Laws of Clean as the vol- liras for the navy, to be used over Healthy possesion of seventeen cans of the this occasion the candidates having ume will be Utah, 1925, a period of five years. It also voted alis known, officially mixture, and sentenced him to Jail the highest number of votes will be ready well along in the office of H. E. 3,000,000 liras for the air forces. The tor six months. De Julios appealed. declared elected. Turkish lira is equivalent t about Crockett, secretary of state. $4,39 American money TELEGRAPHIC TALES Daddydotit News Notes UTAH f Se-dri- two-to-on- e f thirty-eight-go- pencil-marke- d For Hard Workers and Hard Walkers Everywhere HJJSKDOE SOLES . P Wier-sorkiewe- z, good-byT- physician-explorer-writer-o- il x Comox-Albern- i. com-letitio- n t i 1 slxty-thrs- SCALP KEEP and WITH CtmCURA i 1 |
