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Show THE HELPLESS TO END ill INSANE ESCAPE SUGAR GOUGING FROM HOSPITAL GOVERNMENT UNABLE TO BRING GAMBLERS UNDER CON. SPIRARCY LAW DESPERATE MEN CONFINED IN INSTITUTION MENACE GUARDS WITH SMUGGLED WEAPON of Records Covering Opera tlons In Product by Federal Investigators Continued; Officials Reticent t All Disappear After Kidnaped Guards fathering sii7 TIMES-NEW- NEPHI, UTAH S, Backyard Gardeners FRANCE OPENS in U.S. Heiress Weds Riding Master London. The dingy office of the an obscure registry at Lewlsham, suburb of London, formed the setting for the marriage of the heiress of two of the richest families In the world. Mathilde McCormick, to Major William Max Oser, Swiss riding master, April 12. The daughter of Harold McCormick, head of the International Harvester company, and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, sat on 'a bench with her hand In that of her middle-age- d fiance In the office for half an hour, waiting Iheir turn while a number of couples, sons and daughters of shopkeepers and artisans of the neighborhood were married. Will Bring Church to Homes Sacramento, Cal. Instead of people going to church on Sunday or any other day, the church will he brought direct to the people by radio under a plan proposed by the Radio Church of America, which was incorporated here Saturday under the laws of the state of California, and purports to be nonsectarlan and nondenomlnatlonnl. Headquarters of the church is to be in established Sun Francisco. Branches will be established according to the articles of incorporation, whereever and whenever a radio broadcasting station Is available. Troops Sent After Abductors Mexico City. The military commanders at Zacatecas and Purango have been ordered to dispatch flying columns of troops in pursuit of the bandit leader, Junn Gallndo, who is alleged to be responsible for the kidnaping of Oliver W. Krull, a mining engineer, from the Trinidad mine in Durango near tho Zacatecas bonier, according to a statement made by the Krull is foreign office Saturday. described as a Britisher, but the British legation here lias no knowl-gof a British subject of that name. e Judge Threatens to Close Town Indianapolis. Federal Judge A. B. Anderson Saturday threatened to close up the whole town of Gary "if we cannot stop liquor law violation any other way." The court made the statement In ordering buildings In which six blind tigers were operated locked up. The places were operated hy sit of the fifty five residents of Gary found guilty In the gigantic liquor fraud trials here March 31. Refused Ride; Shoots Motorist Denver, Colo Because she would not give an automobile ride to three tioys she passed on a road entering Fenver, MIm Nellie Oarrell, 10, daughter of a dairy farmer six miles west of here, Ij suffering from a shattered houldr Made nnd a bullet wound in her arm. Miss Garrcll and tier brother hsd pushed the boys who called out to tliem asking for a ride. As the brother turned he saw one of them raise a rifle and fire. I0RIAL OF TELEGRAMS TWEEN HARDING AND MILLER AND IS FEATURE EXCHANGE Are Released; Quartet llncludea One Accused of Murder; Escape in Stolen Auto Washington. The government is Matteawan, N. Y. Four desperate lelpless to prevent the sugar gouge and insane criminals made a spectawhich Is costing the American people cular escape from the Matteawan a, huge sum every day. state hospital early Wednesday. Government officials have evidence of the operations of sugar gamblers. They have a conspiracy law. They cannot bring the gamblers under the law. That Is the exact situation Saturday while sugar prices continue to climb. The trouble is that the existing law does not seem to cover such operations as the evidence in the hands of government officials shows are being carried on. There is no doubt in officials' minds of the guilt of certain individuals. But they cannot find what they call "a point of departure" In the law from which to begin .a prosecution that will stick. This explains the reticence of officials from President Harding down on the government's plans for relieving the American people from the sugar robbery. The only plan there is constitutes : 1. Continuing to gather records In covering operations in sugar. New York members of the sugar exchange were called on by federal Investigators for their records. 2. Continuing a search for some way to slap the law on them. Meantime, some of the facts in the government's possession may be given publicity from time to time, for two reasons first, to let the public know that the price Increase is ar. tifiiciul and not caused by any shortage or other natural cause, and, second, to let the sugar profiteers know that the government knows what they are doing and how they are doing It. II' In their break for freedom they made threatening use of a smuggled revolver, bound two guards and locked them up after taking their keys from them, and kidnaped two other guards and the institution chauffeur. The three kidnapped men were released several miles north of Pough-keepsl- BRITISH ROUSE ALLIED STAND ON but all trace of the fugitives was lost. All four men were Inmates of a CALMS DOWN REPARATION TOPIC section of the institution in which the most quiet patiens are confined. One of them obtained a revolver, which, institution officials believe, was smug- PRIME MINISTER'S GOVERNMENT MINISTERS MEET AT PARIS gled in from the outside." About 1 :30 BOWS DOWN TO WILL OF FOR CONSIDERATION OF a.'m., the men held up Harry Wilson, OPPOSITION CHANGE IN PLANS ' night watchman, bound and gagged him and locked him in a bathroom after taking from him his keys. Law Government Will Take Steps Scheme Provides All of the men were recaptured laFor Method of PayTo Head Off Future Demment Which Would Lessen ter in the day and are now behind onstrations in House the bars again. Burden of German Debt; Of Commons Concessions Possible Agents Round Up Radicals Washington. Seven persons were London. Prime Minister Bonar being held by the police Tuesday for Paris. A rewelding of the Interalinvestigation following a roundup of Law's government Thursday bowed to lied front is expected to result from the of the will in the oppositon alleged radicals in two raids here meeting of the Franco-Belgia- n Monday night in which department house of commons on the question of Fridays mfnlsters here, at which reparaof Justice agents participated. A the treatment of war veterans, which quantity of radical literature seized brought about its defeat on a snap tions plans drafted by the French ex. was being examined by the govern- division Tuesday. perts will be compared to one drawn The chancellor of the exchequer up by the Belgians. ment agents. In the first raid ten It is understood that the two difpersons were taken to police head- announced that a committee would be quarters out of more than a score who appointed to Investigate the griev. fer only slightly, Inasmuch as Premen in regard to had gathered at the Typographical ancs of mier Poincare, through Louis Lou-chethe are salaries they receiving in the to a in behalf attend meeting temple and the Belgian government, of William Z. Foster, labor leader, civil service. its representatives in Lonthrough tense a In The proceedings opened under the auspices of the labor dehave sounded the British govdon, indifense council. They were apparently atmosphere, but there were.no on its attitude toward the unaware that the meeting, the police cations In the early stages of the sit- ernment were Informed, had been called off by ting that there was to be a repetition question. It is believed, therefore, the discussions should prove officers of the typographical union of Wednesday night's disorders, in that which blows were struck and some fruitful. when they learned of its nature. The French plan was prepared by members of the radical element in the the foreign office experts In close colhouse chanted The Red Flag." Solon Condemns Dry Law It was the insistence of the labor-ltes- , laboration with the reparations comNew York. Branding the prohibisupported by many members of mission. Le" Matin, which prints a tion law as "damnable and impracticother parties, for a definite statement resume of the draft, says it leaves able," United States Senator Edward at German Indebtedness I. Edwards of New Jersey,, address- from the government as to what it in- the total 132,000,000,000 gold marks, but prodo to that for tended the veterans, the ing Society of Restauranteurs vides for a method of payment which Tuesday night, declared he was en- formed the cloud from which develop- would lessen the burden of the debt of the Out ed storm. the present listed In a war to stop "the eternal and at the same time accelerate the hyprocrisy" now apparent in connec- overcast skies that brought the ongova Installments during the next few tion with the law. ''How on you ernment a defeat on Tuesday years. obey a law when the very makers of snap division, there grew Wednesday, If France, .In that period, is able that law are the most consistent a hurricane forcing a suspension of credit operaviolaters?" he asked. "I believe when the sitting after wild scenes of dis- through international to 26,000,000,000 gold marks a get tions, least at fcr order unprecedented you nave a law that is Impracticable, the "A and B" German it should be repealed. I think it is generation in the staid old house of representing bonds, as well as here past and fumost damnable. You are going to commons. ture expenditure for the devastated New hear from Jersey before I finish she is ready to make concesregions, Hand Iron French Adopt my service in the United States senthe remainder says the for sions Essen. A French courtmartlal has ate." sentenced Alderman Gunzto of Essen newspaper. to two years' imprisonment and. a London Makes Plans For Wedding London. London is completing fine of 3,000,000 marks because he re- Want Bootleggers to Pay Liquor Tax Washington. The government Friplans for the wedding of the Puke jected a demand that the school decided to launch a campaign to at shower baths children's day of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyobe turned over for the force illicit whisky dealers to dison April 20. The city also Is looking forward to the marriage of Lady Mary use of the troops, according to re- gorge millions of dollars alleged to be In taxes In liquor Cambridge to the Marqnls of Wor- ports received from Gesman sources due the government cester this summer. Incidentally, so Wednesday. Advices from Wiesbad- sales. Internal revenue collectors, with prohibition authormany of the Prince of Wales' rela- en assert that five Hessian preachers been ordered to dig- into have courtmartialed for collect been have ities, tives are getting married or engaged In raids and records Ruhr relief to gathered the contributions the that the British public is becoming ing paysolicitous of Its favorite's own chances fund among their parishioners. Each seizures for evidence to compel Revhidden revenues.. the of ment marks. was 2.1,000 fined at matrimony. enue experts estimated there are "Reb" Veterans Assemble probably (50,000 wealthy bottleggers Fire Damages Palatial Yacht New Orleans Thousands of gray in the United States, liable for tax London. The luxurious yacht Wis. clad veterans who answered the call and penalties provided by dom II, owned by Edward Salisbury to atms In 'CI assembled Wednesday payments law for defaulting. of Los Angeles, has been seriously for the first session of the thirty-thirdamaged by fire at Savona, Italy, annual reunion of the United Jlnxed Man Stays Abed says a disptach from Genoa. Flames Confederate Veterans. The convenGa. A. J. Parham took no In stores the Macon, to General was petrol destroyed called starting order by tion much of the machinery, arts objects H. C. Rogers, commander of the chances with Friday the 1.1th. Par-haand gifts which royal personages had Louisiana division of the veterans' stayed in bed to avoid any mismade to Mr. Salisbury. The dn mace organization. After the invocation fortunes. His caution. Parham exIs estimated at $1,000,000. plained, was because the following and addresses of welcome and General Rogers turned the things have happened In his life on India Swept By Plague Lost his eye "hoodoo Calcutta. The plague which Is convention over to General John S. these Struck days:" a steel splinter. when by In chief. commander In Carr, sweeping the United Provinces Broke his arm cranking an automonorthern India lias reached terrible May Help U. S. Stop Rum Runners bile. Slipped and broke bis leg. Foot and hundreds are dying proportions Ix.ndon. The British government smashed when a heavy block loosed to Information re. daily. soon invite the United States fire. may celved from Allahabad. Thousands of Into a conference to consider means and fell. Oarage destroyed by Inhabitants of the plague ridden dis- of checking the smuggling of liquor Pastes Shot By Priest tricts are in flight. Into the I'nited States from British Kalamazoo. Mich. Armed with a teritory, especially from the West revolver and a phial of holy oils la May Increase Navy Yard Pay in Indies, International It was lonraed administer extreme unction to his Washington. A net Increase navy yard wage tcales would result Tuesday from official sources. In the victim, the Rev. Father Charles Dll. from the approval by Assistant Seere-tar- y meantime the British government is lion, assistant rector of St. Angus, Roosevelt of a report placed be- conducting an Independent and vigor tine's Cntholic church Thursday night fore him by the wage board hooded ous Inqury to determine the extent of shot and killed the Rev. Father Henry from Indies West rum the running by Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss. The O'Neill, pnstor of the parish, follow. revised scales may not go into ef- and the British Isles into dry United Ing a quarrel at the dinner table. fect before the end of the fiscal year. States. Woman Appointed Commissioner Will Face Murder Charge Premier May Resign Los Anseles. M!s Anne. 0'Keef!, London. A combination of 111 Salt Lake City. Complaints will be who has Just been appointed superior health, preslstent defeats of his filed charging Marrlner A. Browning court commissioner. Is snM to t the and at incidents and John Browning of oden with first woman In Colifornla, If not In such as that In the house when Lib- first degree murder, County Attorney the West, to hold such a position. erals and Iabor outvoted the govern- Arthur E. Moreton announced. The She served as a clerk In the court ment, may cause the resignation of Brownings are held for the slaying for two years before the Judges af Premier Bonar Law lefore the end of Benjamin F. Baiinntyne. whi Is Los Angeles county derided 'to of the month. Many political obser- alleged to have been shot at his her to the position. Her duties vers maintain that the prime minis- home at Salt City, Monday af. will te to take care of erarte matIs ter only awaiting submission of the ternoon. He died at a hospital Mon- ters, approve bonds and generator budget to parliament before retiring the Judges of detail were. day eight. to private life. e, ur n d m can-ldat- tt-lle- News Notes From All Part of UTAH BE- wool Manti. The Christlanburg of approximately consisting 500,000 pounds, has been sold to a Boston wool buyer. Ambassador Stresses U. S. Desire for Logan. Out of 500 cows signed up Preservation of Friendship Bein the Richmond-Lewisto- n Cow Testtween Allied Nations; Her. ing association. 386 were tested durrick Presents Note ing the month of March. The average milk produced per cow for the month was 816 pounds. Paris. An exchange of telegram Provo. After a strange Illness that between President Harding and Presi- reduced his weight from 220 pounds dent Millarond was a feature Mon- to 150, Hyrum S. Gillis, who was emcereof one most of the day moving ployed on a Lakevlew farm went monies here since the great war when Insane and attacked his emsuddenly at the Invalides the new "Halls in ployer. honor of the allied armies,' especialWashington. Pheby A. Holt has ly the American army, were formally been appointed postmaster at. Caine-villthrown open. Utah, succeeding E. E. Ostberg, No discourse marked the dedication ceremony. It was only a silent-tribut- resigned. to the memory of the dead. Vernal Bids are again being askPresident Millerand reviewed the ed for by the postoffice depaftmt guard of honor and then greeeted for the erection of a federal buildil; Ambassador Herrlck. Colonel T. In Vernal. Bentley Mott, the military attache at Provo. A movement Is on foot to the American embassy, and the other of the members of the diplomatic corps. ask for a reconsideration action of the, Columbia Steel corporaThen, followed by a numerous of diplomats and military" at- tion in" naming the site of its new taches and many American civilians, plant '"Ironton." the president passed through the The city commissioners Logan. commemorative halls. Including those a resolution authorizing notice passed devoted to the United States, Eng of sale of $65,000 worth of refunding land, Portugal, Belgium, Japan, Italy, bonds, the original electric light and Poland. Romania, Jugo-Slavplant bonds. presMany French officers were Ogden. Game Warden W. H. Anent but Marshal Foch, la simple civilian attire, seemed most to em- derson reports that one of the beavbody the dominating note of the cere- ers of the game sanctuary in Ogden and killed mony France at peace solemn of canyon had been struck ' by an automobile. unity in the common cause. President Harding's message was Logan. The Salavatlon Army does communicated to President Millerand not find a great deal to do in this Herrlck.' The am- city and again It is announced that by Ambassador of the workers here will be withdrawn. bassador declared the president the United States was impressed by of a razor Brigham Clty.-Th- eft the thought that this dedication of memories of the World war would and other articles from a not only be the most interesting of Us at Promontory Point is charged kind in the world's history, but would Ernest Walk. also constitute a personal appeal to Ogden. A bottle of chloroform the sentiments which, among all the found on the rear porch of the home nations, inspired the splendid coop- of Mrs. O. C. Holtz, Is being held as eration witnessed during the war. a clue in a search for two men who attempted to enter the house. Tong Chiefs Held for Smuggling J)gden. Three children were inEl Paso. Charged with smuggling and conspiracy to transport and sell jured when the coaster wagon In Juan which they were riding ran In front opium In the United States, Fan To, grand master of the Chee of an automobile. Moab. The Tawney searing plant Kung tong at Mexico City, and Chong Sam Lee, president of the Juarez is being placed in shape at Westwa-ter- , this county, to begin shearing of branch were under bond here Monday. Juan Fan To is charged with at- 50,000 sheep. tempting to smuggle into the United Bingham. The Utah States more than one half pound of company will have the Apex Mining remodeling of opium while Sam Lee is charged with their mill completed at an early date. to conspiracy. According arresting of Three Sandy. this city youths officers, the narcotic was carefully were taken Into custody by the sherhidden in four cigar boxes. iffs office. It Is allegd that the boys have been stealing hay. French Seize More Coal Mines Dus8eldorf. Nine additional coal Ephralm. The Ephraim Sanitary mines in the Ruhr have been seized Canning company has commenced work on the French the construction of a new by and the Belgians. It was announced Monday, making a warehouse, south of the one erected total of thirty-on- e mines and coke two years ago, v plants now in the hands of the ocLehL S W. Ross cashier of the cupational forces. At the last nine state land office charged with appro, mines seized there were about 160,-0- 0 prlatlng to his own use land board tons of fuel chiefly coke. All funds, was sentenced to serve an Inthis was confiscated. The French determinate sentence in the state and Belgians, will begin shipping an Iverson. by prison Judge average or 10,000 tons of coal and Salt Lake City. Era Thompson, coke dally to France. who served as mayor of Salt Lake City, for three terms, died at his Grain Future Act Held Valid The grain futures home, from a complication of diseases Washington. trading act was declared valid and from which he had been suffering. contstitutlonal Monday by the suPrice Gas or oil, possibly both. In preme court. It was the second time commercial quantity seems more the court had passed on the validity than a mere probability in the Farn-haof a grain future trading law, a predistrict east of Price as a result vious statute based on the taxing of developments at the Utah Oil Re. power of federal government having fining test well during the past week. been held unconstitutional. The law Trice. J. M. Atfcins was arrested upheld was based on the light to conSheriff Peralng and Deputy C. M. by trol Interstate commerce. Anderson on a charge of forgery, and Part of Town Washed, Away lodged In the county Jail. Beaumont, Texas. Sixty homes Sit. Pleasant. The grade schools of here are Inundated, part of the village this district will close for summer vaof Fletcher, 20 miles north has been washed Into the Neuches river and cation, April 27. Logan .The bull association nearly all roads are Impassable. of These developments marked the flood Lewlstoa, Hyrum, Providerice and situation Monday over southeastern Paradise have decided to send John Texas, caused by the highest stages T. Caine in and David O. Nlelson to of the Neur.be and Sabine rivers in the mliMlo west and east to purchase several years. The Neuches. which Is bulls. causing the greatest damage, threatBeaver The management of the ens to pass its record stage of 13 Beaver Equitable Cooperative store feet. changed hands when C. Dennis White Bandits Terrorize Philippine Town bought the controlling Interest, Manila. The municipality of Mn. IOgsn. At a special meeting of the lanay, province of Tnysbas, Is being e commissioners Ir. H. It. county by a gang of thirty bandits of Logan was appointed county who are committing depredations over a large area, according to offi- physician for the central district of the county. j cial advices here Monday. A force Ogden. II. 8. Eastman died at a of Philippine constabulary has gone local hospital of tetanus, caused by on the trail of the marauders. tn Infected hypodermic needle. Antiques Stolen From Museum F. C. Kolh, a street car Snndy Stanford University, Cal. Burglars who looted the Stanford university conductor, was Instantly killed by a museum here some lime Saturday broken hleh tension wire he was atnight obtained Jewels and antii'ieg tempting to remove from n foot path. valued at ".O.OOO and of almost price, Salt Lake City. Tho I'oyson high less intrinsic; worth, oecording to n school learn won first place In the estimate made Monday by K. B. school contests hold nt Lemos, curator of the museum, and the Inlermoun'aln livestock show. President Ray Lyman Wilbur of th Suit l,nke Cy.M. V. Bullantyoe university. The loot Included gold was Shol killed following a famand lace and other ornaments ily quarrel with his wife's plate cousin. M. stripped from two Rcyptlaa mum A. Brow nins a business man of mles. pool, e, e com-pan- y la , f Mc-Ge- d stor.k-judcln- |