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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH ME Of PEACE CD!, III FOLLETTE BOD TO HEAD TICKET ft S. lEHJEiCTUI SH-Vv- CULLED BK DEATH l.CS EX XV GC:h4 T USTW 33 CU JuCTHERCR'O IhE P0TH HAVE WE CN t t RUNNING MATE WILL BE NAMEO AT SOME LATER TIME SAYS LEADERS Campaign Headquarters Art Opanad at Chicago and Vigorous Cam. i palgn Will Bo Put Oh Chicago. A militant campaign to support congressional candidates indorsed by the' force of Senator Robert M, La Follett of Wisconsin, with the primary effort to elect a presidential and national ticket, la planned by Representative John W. Keloon of the Third Wisconsin district. who had opened national head quarters here, and assumed charge of the La Foiletta presidential cam palgn. We expect to support progressives, Irrespective of parties. Wa Intend, in so far as possible, to avoid taking on the burdena of any stats, county or legislative candidacies. But wo ar much Interested la maintaining our balance of power la both houaes of congress. Selection of a vice presidential candidate will not ha settled for a few days, ha said. Ths La Foiletta adherents will either endorse the Democratic nominee or independently select a running mate for the Wisconsin senator, ha asserted, declaring Huston Thompson of Colorado, and Senator Wheeler of Montana were favored. , Senator La Foiletta will remain in Washington until next month before beginning to peak at large, centera and Fbillip La Foiletta will probably accompany hia father Representative Kelson aald. Senator Hendrik Shipstead ' of Minnesota will, also speak. Branch headquarters will be established soon in New York, Mr. Kelson added. . ' Congroog Declares A experiments les mosquito larvae. America White Indiana Arrive Richard Marsh, eh II engineer and explorer, arrived on the liner Calamaree with three white Indians'' whom h discovered la the Kan Bias wilderness of Panama. His five coiner charges, together with colored members of the San Bias tribe of Indians, who also accom. panied him, were detained aboard the ship by the Immigration authorities pending the filing of A $500 bond for each. They have white aklns, turn-e- d pink by the tropical aim, palt Moe eyes, golden hair and white, eye- lashes and brows. , Kew York, . H 1 I i 4 i t In manifesto to ths proletariat of the world" on the e caaion of the forthcoming tenth an ni versa ry of ths outbreak of the World war, the fifth congress of tht third International in ses.ion here, attacks the ruling classes of all the countries which it holds responsible for the conflict The manifesto declares the occupation of th Ruhr is a continuance of the hostilities ana denounces the report of the Dawes reparation committee aa only a hidden form of war." The United States, whose pockets are crammed with European gold and supported by the French military forces," tha manifesto adds, directs the policy of Germany as a penalty for Germany allowing herself to be beaten, Only imposters could say that the decisions of the Dawee com mittes embody a peaceful democratic of Europes, troubles. entente dictate its decisions by holding a revolver . at Germanys head. "The antagonism between Japan and the United States growing out of the recent decision on the immigration question gives the problem the color of a racial struggle." The congress calls upon tb workers and peasants to units in efforts to prevent war, and urge tb peasants of Europe and tha farmers of tha United States to joia tha revolutionary labor movement as the only safeguard of humanity. with an announcement that the organization is to place a memorial to the late president The conference proved a great success, having completed Its entire program. It adopted a series of conventions calculated to contribute to th health and happiness of the worlds workers and demonstrated the existing spirit of collaboration and conciliation between employers and workers, groups' ot which were represented at the conference. fr a i i i - Calvin Coolidge, Washington JaKt Finally Relieved bj Lyx&t E. Pinkham - p a 4t blood i $S Hnrard Lake, Minnesota. u I to lot you know that 1 have taken mv eral bottles of medicine In the Ut throe months, tad found it to be very good. I had pains and other troubles w men have and u not abi to do my work. Seeing Ad. In the paper, I thought of pn mf Lydia Ik Pinkhams wm t I WILL BE EXPENDED UP. ON HIGHWAYS Or STATE DUR. INQ COMING YEAR 1197,771 Appropriation Arrlvos For 1824 Program and Completion of Work Started In Loot Few Year Will Bo Carried Out Jr, PARTY - HOLDS PROGRESSIVE ROUSING MEETING AT CLEVE. LAND, OHIO Support to Bs Pledged to La Fotlette . aa Leader Though Not Aa Can. . didst of a Third Party Salt Lake City. Carrying out of OeteUnd.,0. A platform of ecus, th 1924 forest road program recentomlc reform calling for .further farm ly agreed to between the state road Id and greater .recognition of the commission and the district forest ofclaims of labor has been drawn for fice, Is assured with the apportiontha progressive ronven. ment of 1197,771 to Utah from the adoption by tloa which July 4th launched Its forest service highway and developcounter campaign against tha two ment fund. political major parties. It will enable the service to meet 1008 delegates The convention of a deficit of approximately $48,386 groups In progressive representing needed to complete th 1923 budgeL to Is learned It Estimated requirements to finish every state, plans. FolleTtoT Beoaior RotrTMTla permit last years work Includs $29,733 for Us candidate, a free rein la Ids race th Kane county section cf the Cedar-Lonand Repub. th Democratic against Valley project; $24,377 on the llcan candidates. Sevier rlver Summit road and $10,800 Leaders guided by his wishes ptan for the maintenance of all completed to endorse him whole heart-edl- y merely forest highway. as an Independent and not ns There was an under-ru- n on the him as a distinct third party" up Sevier-Co- v Fort worl? of $16,524, candidate United Tress the is making the net deficit needed $48, informed. , thoritlvely 386. A telegram asking La Follette to The new program this year his In an open letter for wish express amounts to Yl31,143 including the before the convention was for the Coal reading $25,0000 following: 1dm forwarded In to Washington by Creek canyon section of the Cedar-Lon1L William machinists Johnston, Valley road; $10,000 for the anion leader and of the chairman bridge over th Provo river on the convention. r road;, an additionJohnston delivered bis keynote al $44,000 for the Sevier river-Suth at session. speech opening mit road; $25,000 for surfacing of Tit K. K, K. issue, which split the th Sevier-Cov- e Fort; $7,000 for the Democratic convention will not even Widstoe-Escalaroad and $15,600 for maintenance of completed forest be mentioned and the entire platform will deal exclusively with a demand highways. for economic reformation. Some of this work will have to Tha program of legislation for be pruned. , which. the progressives fought in tha Th money available for forest delast will be embodied In congress, velopment will enable the service to the declaration of It will principles. carry on 100 per cent of the budget almost coincide with th completely for this year and still approved leave' a surplus for purposes other platform offered by . Representative Cooper, of Wisconsin, as the mlnoi. than building roads and trails. Hr reported to Republican toaventioa This fund available for 'road conhere in Jupe. struction only where construction will prove of material benefit in William Allen Cooper, the Wisconsin congressman who presented the resources opening up the forest nt the while the forest highway funds may In Follette substitute platform was and convention Republican be builded in areas not included In was to asked booed, roundly appear forest reserves as long as they serve before th progresaive convention. o reach the forests. Development fund allotted Utah is Tokl Folic on Guard The road building budget $62,872, A' cordon of Tokio police Ixmdon befor the current fiscal year which thrown been around the Imperial exlaa last gan Tuesday contemplate the offices hotel and of the Japanese the of but of this penditure $63,073, Advertiser, according to a caMa to will be advanced from the 10 per cent fund which is in- the Times. Tl precautions are taken dependent of the development ap- to safeguard Americana as a result of tb lncl lent In which a Jap lower, propriation proper. Th road development program ed the Rag at the American embassy. embraces spending about $15,000 on J a panes newspapers are not allow, he road from Kg mas to the head of to publish any accounts of tha In. th Trovo canyon; about $3,000 on cMratL - Tb Times 'says that Shlilw the road from Vernal to Manila; hers apologised to American Charge $4,000 In the Diamond fork; $2,000 d'Affalres Caffery within three hour on tha Fish Lake road and about after th latters reqneat for an lnvf. fatten. Caffery regards the affair as $5,550 for miscellaneous road. For road maintenance within for an Individual matter and bot of th nation." rats proper $8,730 has been set aside; $14,495 has been allowed for trail Dr. Larron Ntw Dairying Chief construction and $5,293 allowed for maintenance of trails. Washington, Appointment of Dr. C. W. Larson as chief of the new bureau of dairying of th department Girl Forger Leap From Train Hutchinson, Kan. Ruby Clampitt of agriculture, created under un I tiled when she Jerked of the last session of congrews, la forger was WaKwee, Dr. sway from the Barton county sheriff announced by Becr-ts- ry and leaped from a speeding train. lairon since 1921 had been chief of The girl escaped from the Barton tbf dairy tlltlslon of the department's Sb was luraa of animal Industry, the worf. county Jail ten days ago. In Kansas captured Cltyy Kan., and of which has Wen transferred to tte wu hcir.; rcturniHl taTlrcal Bend." E4 wTurea tC " g. -- .. g Kamas-Stockmo- yi poisoning. The end came after the boy had battled with the utmost bravery and fortitude for five day against a disease which had racked hia body with pain and sapped the reserve strength f hia frail constitution. President and Mrs. . Coolidge, who had maintained constant vigil at the hospital, were at his bedside, hopeful, and cheering and comforting their son to the lasL - A sinking spell, the fourth he had suffered iu brought death. Notwithstanding the ,use of oxygen and other restoratives, the courage which had withstood crisis after crisis and had beaten death off repeatedly, was unable to meet the attack. The collapse began at 6 30 oclock and he gradually sank Into etemty. He died at 10:30 oclock. Every resource of medical science was brought into play 'in the vain effort to save young Coolidge's lift. An operation was performed on the left leg last' Saturday night to drain off the poison, and blood transfusion and oxygen were resorted to in the latter days of his illness. The natural strength of a boy of 16, however, which was counted oa as the most powerful resisting force to the creeping poison, wa unable to meet the issue, and after having fought a brave but always losing fight he succumbed. One of the final complications and s lh ORrliKilthrT'hfsictfns' were of formation was the unable to meet, stomach. on the gas The organ wa washed out repeatedly In an effort to put it In condition to retain nourishment, but tha effort was unsuccessful Three sinking spells Sunday night brought him to the point of death. A slight rally Monday gave alight hope but soon thereafter he began again to lose ground and he never rallied again. President and Mrs. Coolidge bore up bravely. Soon after the death they went to the Whit House where the elder brother, John, was awaiting Vege- table Compound .the president died Monday night at .Walter Reed hospital of son of The Japanese Attack American Flag Toki. Rihel Okada, arrested on a charge of having cut down the American flag in the grounds of the American embassy here on July 2, haa been remanded for early trial the Tokio local courL Ilia two by Englnt Kills Truck Hslper accomplices will be tried also. The One man was killed Fait Lake, which was cut from its canvas an Oregon flag and one Injured when band, was formerly returned to JefShort Line railroad engine, struck a ferson Caffery, tha American Charge truck of the Utah Oil Refining com. dAffairso, Sunday. pany near the oil company's yards la Korth Sa.lt Lake Tuesday afternoop. Paptr Firm Head Drowned The two men employee's of the oil D. Clinton Smith, Enable, Colo.. company, were riding on a truck and president of tha Colorado Taper comcrossing tha tracks at Fourth West pany of Puetdo, and treasurer and and Kin tli Korth streets when the manager of th Carter. Rice and Car. engine struck the truck, canting the Iuter I aiier company of Denver, and almost instantaneous death of J. II. more than a quarter of a century Plant, Jr. and injury to II. M. Roberts. a resident of Colorado, was drowned la tLo Mount Winceton islmmlnj pool, near Monte Vista, Colo, Mercury Hits 141 Degrees Alglera, Ileat so Intense that It Disease Visits Wrecked City has been described a a wave of Lor sine, Ohio Gangrene and lockfire'1 hat been sweeping the wide, jaw hat broke out among spread vineyard districts Bear here those injured in thalarmingly . storm which few last the and been days during hag Lorain and other northern swept tadly burning the heavy win grape Ohio cities a .week ago. Unsanitary On Friday, July 4th the thercrop. conditions were blamed. Thirmometer registered as high aa 143 living persona were treated for gangrene ty degrees Fahrenheit - : and lockjaw. Mystery Surrounds Death , Chicago, Charging that n patient In the Cook county psychopathic hospital had died under mysterious circumstances , indicating that be had been beaten to death by attendants, attorneys representing the widow of Anton LsumanfU " former patient In the hospital Hied suit for 110,000 damages against hospital authorities and announced that the state's attorney win be asked to call the ease to the attention cf the grand Jury. 'ii t Moscow. solution FOP YEARS . Succumbs - 4 Washtngtea Hospital; Parent Ar Prteent When Lad Allowing Itsoif to Bo Boston gs anophe- End Cemes After Five Dsy Battle at Dirt eta Policy of Germany For Whiskers pf Idaho In Washington Kew York. Th portrait of C. B. Wilson of Soda Springs, one of the Idaho delegates to this convention, Wilt Fight Philippine Malaria shon forth In the picture supplement Manila, A modern hospital de- of every Kew York paper Sunday signed primarily for the eradication morning, A week ago Mr. Wilson, of malaria in tha provinces of was written by every feature zUtTln and Bataan, Island of Luzon, Kew York yuss.4ig tha finest has Just been opened at the Tampan seT" of '.whisker In the convention. ga sugar mills central at Del Car- James Hamilton Lewis bows low in men, sixty mile north of. Manila. yielding whisker honors to th deleThe hospital, which is one of the most gate from Idaho. A statistician on completely equipped In the Philip- one of the Kew York papers presents pines, Is the gift of John D, and a statement showing that tha states Adolph B. Sprecklea of San Francis- whose delegations in th convention co, who are largely Interested In ths are supporting McAdoo by their aolio or majority vote cast 225 electoral Del Carmen sugar central. The Institution, in addition to being used for votes,. while th states opposing Mctha care 6f medical and surgical cas- Adoo hsva 301 electoral votes. es in ths two provinces, will' bs ths Nam of Wilson Glorified" headquarters for tha Rockefeller Geneva. The sixth Interational-labo- r foundation and ths rhilipplns health conference closed here with the service In their campaign for control delegates reverently while of malaria. Tha central court of the resolution standing were read glorifying ths building contains a pond, the gift of nama of Woodrow Wilson as symbolths Rockefeller foundation, which forever the Ideal f peace and ising will b stocked with fish from ths A copy f these resolutions United States, to bs studied in con- justice. will be sent to Mrs. Wilson, together nection with on Fsm-pan- TO JUNIOR UNABLE WITHSTAND ENCROACHMENT OF POISONING CALVIN PEASANTS OF EUROPE ARE URGED TO UNITE TO PREVENT WAR IF POSSIBLE Moscow SUFFERED PAID PRESIDENT'S SDR Ether libes Co. Vegetable a trial pound 1 got results from it and feel able toy housework now. I need to have lots of pains, but after taking the me hein I am relieved from pains that I hod suffered from for years. I recommend th Vegetable Compound to my friends, and hope this letter will be satisfactory for you to publish." Mr. J ennie JaHt ILli. No. Boa hi, Howard Lake, M good t Free upon Request Lydia & Plnkhams Private upon Ailments Peculiar to men will be eent you free, uixn request. Write to the Lydia E. Pinkhua Medicine Co., . Lynn, Massachusetts. This book contains valuable informatiue that every woman should have. Text-Bo- ok So Frt$h , Id Motorist please. a doxen like Farmer I barent a dozen ; I got only ten. Motorist Well, are they fresh Farmer Theyre o fresh the tea didnt have time to finish tbe doz n Williams Purple Cow. ALLEN'S FOOT-EAS- E CITES REST AXD COMFORT TO TIRED, ACHXJtO FEET Aftr roe bsv orwalked all 4ajr U with corn id Imi that pl nek bunions that mak you crinr with ain, r la sboi that mak your irvoua, hot and you will get Innont, noothln relirf from unln mirnt A LI. 1C.VS FOOT-EAIn roar foot, bath and gently rubbing th or vV hen shaken Into th ALI.i: vs FOOT KASH take th sho, friction from-I- k boe. makes walking or danclnq a delight and takas th sting out ol corn and bunions, hot. tired, aching. Bold everywhere. feet. Swollen, tenler For FHEB Trial Package and a Fuot-E- ns Walking Doll, address E. ALLEWa LeRey, R. T. it iwlla SE FOOT-EAS- Lovo Me, Loom My Dog Hello, Jack, what are you Chocolates and meat curry-ingl- " going to the glrL" Great Scott I Do you have to sup Ith' meat already ?" ply tbe family Oh, no, Tbe candy la for the t'lrl and tbe meat Is for the dog. I bsv to square both." Boston Transcript them. m nl . . -00 so-call- . repre-sentati- va at Protest French Expansion Dupsteldotf, Germany, Protests that th occupation authorities art requisitioning more quartern, are published by tl German newspapers which Interpret the requisitioning t mean that the French da not la tend to evacuate h Duesaeldorf, Rubrort and' Duahurg- - krllgeheads and th American Decker Release China Cabinet Takes Form Del Rio, Ten s lr. Fred U. Rose Peking, President Tmo Kun la. reported to have submitted to parlia- cf Del Rio, hed by Mexican officials ment tli nomination of W. W. Yea at Villa Acuna cm instructions from Dr. Yen wsa minister Mexico City his been released. Secrefor premier. ot State Hughes Lad made strong of agriculture and commerce la th1 tary to the Mexican govrepresentations cablaet of Premier Bun Pao-c- hl which ernment to other release Dr. Rowe or It U as-- ! fill specific resigned a few days ago. against him. It timed that If the appointment of I)r.j had been stated unofficially In Mexichambers of commerce haT appealed Yea la approved there will be practl-- can circles cn the border that Rose j to foreign Minister Ftresemsnn to rally no change la the other cabinet bad been connected with' gun smugee tli at tl bridgeheads ar treated poets, whose Incumbents have re-- j gling to Mexican rebel. This DA Uk th Ruhr itself. malned In oflfce tamporarfiy. Rose denied. thafs 4 Father Killed by 8on Dixon, I1L Dr. James M. Durin of Stewart, 56 years old, prominent physician, was shot and killed by hia son Gilbert, 23, in a fit of anger at their home. Refusal of the boy to answer a question asked by his father led to the shooting. Tb father, angered by hi sons refusal. to talk. The Is said to have alapped him. tvith returned and table boy left the a shotgun, killing the parent Threats of violence against young Durin, wno is a graduate of Hyde Parlr High school, Chicago, cau.d officer to hurry him to jaiL lie was held to the grand jury without bonds on a charge of murder by a corner jury. FOR IliDIGESTIOFi . Hines Is Hit In Eye A fist c encounter Washington, occurred In the, board at appeals of the veterans bureau between RrUa-dlGeneral Frank T. Hines, the director, and a - former gen Ire man. General Hines received a blow in the eye end grappled with his antagonist not ascertained. whose name was Friends of' General Hines asserted that the Mow was aimed at him dur-la- g that were . going on. hearings General Hines wjs taken to the ho- veterans bureau pltal Mora of th for treatment of his Injuries. 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