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Show THE m S, NEPHI..UTAH The Center of Attraction EPOCH IS MARKED PARADE TIMES-NEW- ID JAPAN MOURNS I MAIL SERVICE OF HOODED PARADE BAND IN CARNEGIE, PA., INTERRUPT. ED BY CROWD OF MEN THIRTY HOUR MAIL SERVICE IS INAUGURATED FROM ATLANTIC TO PACIFIC COAST VETERAN STATESMAN DIES FOL. LOWING CANCER AND HEART " Many Shots are Fired aa Processioa Is Renewed Through Village treet; List of Injured Air Mail Officials Conducting Tests to Demonstrate Feasibility of Transcontinental Air Mail Service Brilliant Leader Lived to See Cuimin. ation of Arms Reduction Plan Which Started at Wash, ington CAUSES Lengthy PREMIER Eight men dressed Hempstead.N. Y., With one mall the Ku Klux Klun plane winging its way from San Franwere ane-te- d Saturday night follow-i.j- g cisco to New York, another took off a clash with police on the oit from Ilazelhurst field, on Long Island slirts of Carnegie during a demonstra for the I'acifie coast Tuesday, In the t.on in which 10,000 klansmen took first of five days' tests inaugurated by the government to demonstrate the past. Police alleged the klunsmen sought feasibility of permanent transcontinThe Btart was to c!ire,:t traffic in the streets of Car. ental air mall service 11 :01 eastern standard time, made at neie to keep the curious away from unofficially clocked. tlie field where a class of candidates Pilot C. Eugene Johnson carried PARIS were l.eing initiated into the order. OF only 84 pounds of mail, consisting of A farce of deputy sheriffs was rusli a York and few letters from New el to Carnegie, n suburb, when a 3,444 communications. GURZON'S OFFER crowd of about 500 persons blocked a papers and official DESTROYS FARMS than 2(S,O0O special delivery letstreet and stopped a parade of Ku More New Klux Klansmen. The parade was led ters had been received at the York postoffice for this trip, but it ly an automobile, but the klansmen REPLY ON FIRM on foot were reported to extend back was found impracticable tf carry all POINCARE'S THOUSANDS ARE MADE HOME. of them. Other batches of letters TERMS CALLING FOR EV. for more than a mile. LESS WHEN WATER DESTROY. will at various be ACUATION OF RUHR up points picked After a momentary pause the parad. ES HOMES AND PROPERTY route. the along ers broke through the crowd and about the town singing "On- ' One of the letters was written by Johnson to his mother in San Fran- Position Unchanged, la Basis of Reply ward Christian Soldiers." Damage Estimated at $600,000 U A number of shots were fired and cisco There were several communica-- ( by French Premier, Who ReDone by Torrent After Irrione man, dressed in white rotes, is tions for the mayor of San Francisco, fuses to Reduce Teutons' who gation Project Dam not was announced but it they Debt He died Ini.wn to h.ive been killed. Gives Way in a physician's office, shot through were from. the head. the to In order facilitate handling ' and movement of the mail, the coun-- 1 Paris. Germany can obtain evacua Fowler, Colo., Approximately 1000 Air Mail Tests Show Success try has been divided into three Zones, tion of the Ruhr only by paying reChicago-CheyenShe can assure attenu persons are homeless Thusday and One of the most severe New parations. Chicago, estimated at $000,000 has been Basic ation of the rigors of the Francisco. aircraft tests in the history of avia- and Cheyenne-Sa- n occupation damage done flood waters which rushed zone, cents for the by first are rates was eight tion by ceasing passive resistance and she completed Saturday, when mail planes dropped out of the sky 10 cents for the second zone, 24 cents can win no reduction in the amount down the valleys of the Apishapa and strid Wednesday at New York and San Francisco and for the third. Stops will be made at she owes France unless the allied Arkansas rivers of an the Thursday breaking Chicago, following six Cleveland, stations of burdens their letters. creditors of Fmnce see fit to give disgorged Sin-last Tuesday the airplanes have Omaha, Salt Lake, Cheyenne and Reno France credit for equal amounts on her irrigation project dam near here. To insure the war debts. Five hundred persons have moved for mail deliveries. across the continent, spanning the country eight times in les3 than complete success of the service 42 These are the conclusions of Pre out of the danger zone In North according to word received here, fve days, four times from east to landing fields and a number of relay mier Poincare's reply to Marquis wpst and four times from west to east, stations have been designated at Cur.on's reparation note of recent and approximately that number fled in testing the feasibility of carrying strategic places throughout the coun- date. The French government also from their homes in the valley below mail between the Atlantic and the try. Extra planes will be held in expresses its belief that the allies can the dam. Observers saw a dozen Pacific by continuous air route. Dur- readiness at main relay fields to take agree on methods of houses, and many bodies of cattle and bringing about ing t lie time of the transcontinental up the flight if the regular carriers the execution of the treaty by con horses as well as huge trees, tumbling and westward the are crippled. flights along on the crest of the flood after tinning courteous negotiations. the dam broke Wednesday. p'an. s operated on n definite schedule ti The British proposals for a of a littie more than twenty-fou- r Masked Bandits Rob Mail Train Warned of the breaking of the dam, mate of for pay Germany's capacity hours without accident and In reOklahoma City, Okla., Five mask- ment and Lord Cur.on's suggestion scores of families hastily moved their laying the mail from coast to coast ed bandits looted the mail and express of the that the question of the legality of household goods from the path flew at nii'ht over a lighted highway Kansas & Texas the occupation of the Ruhr be refer water and most of them, It was reportcars of Missouri, l'ostal from Chicago to Cheyenne. ed here, were able to save most of No. 123 near Okesa, red to The Hague, are rejected and their livestock. officials said even before the tests of passenger train after Monday midnight Okla., shortly the French position is reaffirmed as C'e prn.ct had been proved and When the dam washed out, a wall about twenty remaining unchanged. that a conference will soon night and escaped with of water twenty-fiv- e feet high swept overpowerafter packages regisitered l e held to determine France holds that a settlement of the future of 15. I. channel of the Apishapa rivthe question of Interallied water debts down the transcontinental airplane mall, ser- ing the members ofofthethetrain. train is in should wait upon final payment by er, then spread out over a territory a Towers, fireman vice. a Pawhuaka hospital with probably a Germany Of 50,000,000.000 oU marks mile wide. As it spread out, the depth decreased to four of five feet, observfractured skull, resulting from a blow In reparations comprised in the A and ers said, but took trees, houses and Special Session Not Expedient showTowers When head. over the B of official the reply. bonds, opinion WashinL-ton- , action ed Congressional resistance one of the bi:ndits as set forth In the summary In English livestock in its path. t a il the farmers does not iiftn exThe wall of water swept the valley struck him on the head with a heavy given out Wednesday at the foreign pedient President Coolldge declared revolver. Miller and Mail office. Is from the dam, which Is thirty-si- x Engineer note the contains that the In a letter to Senator Gooding, made south of Fowler, to the Junction miles C. P. Weiss and W. Burch were elements of a Clerks practical solution of of Senator Gooding, a public Saturday. the Apishapa and the Arkansas riv. beaten by the bandits, but sustained the n care but problem, of senate the tnem,lwr agricultural The train was ful reparations er, three miles east of here, traveling no serious reading of the comunicatlon shows at a bbc. had wired the president urging southbound injuries. to Kansas of five miles an hour. from City that In the opinion of M. Poineare, Then speed him to caU nn extra session of conit swelled the flood 1 the Ar Oklahoma City. Passengers were not the only Is for solutions conto and aid to farmers the practical gress molested and many of them alcpt Great Britain to accept the French kansas, which, because of recent rains Concerning sider the coal situation. and cloudbursts, already bad rjsen to the holdup. through thesis in every detail. the latter, the president took occasion a point near that attained during the tf point out that congress bad already disastrous Pueblo flood of June, 1921. Food for Held Shortage comLack Speculators of Water coal t'.ie Omaha States Suffers United created The city of Fowler is not in the path in food The shortage Duesseldorf, mission. Omaha, Neb., Omaha continues to the Ruhr has been shown by Informa- suffer consequences of a cave-i- n on its of the flood. tion reaching the French authorities Missouri river waterworks Viscount Uchlda Installed ' Cold Wave Grips East Uchlda ' to be largely to speculators Instead nu-of which occurred last Monday night, due Toi;!o Viscount Yasuya -' the of foodstuffs, lack of receipts Chicago, Although warmer weather late swollen to the river installed by was formally being Saturday by It was rains, which changed thorities declared Thursday. the course of the was promised In forecasts Thursday, Hirchito as acting preCrown Pr!n-stated that S24 carloads of foodstuffs river, throwing huge masses of soR the Eastern, Southern and Midwestern mier of Ja;tnn, succeeding temporarily mud Into the water supply system, sections of the country continued to I'r m'er Kato, who died Friday. Fol- ' entered the occupied area Wednesday, the acting while 32 ca. loads were shipped out by laundries, burner shops, restaurants shiver and don overcoats as further lowing bis installation, who took advantage of the and other Industries, in the men-buntoperation records for cool August weather were rDmier proceeded to collect the of the Kato ciibin't for blgher prices elsewhere. of which water in an essent-l- , remain broken and light frosts were reported wave. closed, following their derisions that in sections gripped by the cool prr"nt.itiii to the crown. It Is unStrikers Control Vera Cruz derstood he will serve In temporary it was a loss of time and effort to A cold wave blanketed the Middlewest Vera Cruz, Vera Cruz is virtually nttempt operation under the conditions and Northeast early Thursday, send. capacity until Katos successor Is under the control of a committee of prevailing. Ing Martin and teal flying southward chosen. and causing temperature drops to the striker which has taken over direcWrder Is living Coolidga Now Resides at White House forties and fifties. tions of the police. Starting In the Free Staters Shoot Republican and Mrs. Northwest, the chilly raw weather President Belfast Edward Kelly, one of the maintained. The envoy sent by PresiWashington. dent Ohregon has returned to Mexico Coolldge spnt their first day as resi- spread up the SL Lawrence river and Republicans whom the free state aun with striker delegates empowered dents of the White House Wednesday. Into the Southwest. was City have bunting, thorities and critically wounded by government v to negotiate a settlement Until their morning newspapers were To See Eclipse From Planes read, few of the capitals residents troops Saturday in the I'.allybay dls-trFrench Occupy Mines San Diego, Cal., To prevent clouds of County Monachan. Kelly were awnre that the president and Essen, The French have occupied new first lady bad moved from their or fog from interfering with observaand companion, who was captured unwounded, are said to have been en. two additional mine in the Essen dis quarters tit the new Willard hotel, tions of the sun's total eclipse here on trlct. in posting Republican literp,is.-cThey are the Ijingen P.rahm where they have lived since Mr. Coo. September 10, the war and navy de. C.ottfrled-WllhelLudwlg and Neus lidge returned to Wnshlneton aa presl- - partments have Issued orders to Major al e. Essen mines. as Menry Arnold, commanding Rockwell dent and throughout his service vice president, to the executive man field, and Captain Thomas Marshall, Shipping Boad Steamer Sinks Flrpo Agrees to Meet Wills commanding the fleet air squadrons, to sion. Ja I smville. Ma The United Stathave airplanes and seaplanes In readNew York, Luis Anirel Flrpo, es nh.ppinz !ord st amer Spring-fie'under lease to the Stracban heavyweight challenger, late France's Rteply to British Complete iness for meteorologlcsl flight on the of Jacksonville, Paris France's reply to the Brit- day of the eclipse. If It becomes apTuesday signed with Tet Richard to Snippinj company was stink in the St. Johns river hew fj .rhl 1 tarry Will, New Orleans negro, ish reparations note has been com. parent that the sun will be obscured m "next n by clouds or fog, the government airApril In Buenos Aires, regardless pleted, it was learned from the Saturday afternoon when It office Friday. It will be sent to craft will take the visiting astronomstruck by a Clyde liner Apache, which of the outcome of bis title match with was Just clearing for New York. No Jack Tempsey at the Polo Gruunds, Brussels and It probnbly will reach ers and scientists aloft to an altitude where the phenomenon can be viewed was injure. London Monday or Tuesday. Fep. 14. in ti e regalia of - REJECTS ILL ITER ' con-tine- York-Chicag- ne o, La-Jun- re-es- a-- e tw-e- jlt vt I ' (l m u-- d. for-eli-- Atlantic Cable Started he first step in the j"i cable across 'n'day, ten Sfyrm Deluges Denver Streets A cloudburst and hours more two thnfl downpou'ting Tuesdti- -, ?dcd hundreds of asementa In loweTDenver. covered t railway tracks with inches of nd mud. overflowed numerous be city parks and ran In d wn the streets. Scores out In the sudden "Vtr so deep that and fur. "V 3 Colo., ) AO TROUBLE Pa. Pittsburg, Homestead Land Will be Opened Washington. Decision to open 42,. 700 acres of public lands In California and Colorado for homestead entry by former service men was announced Wednes lay by the Interior department. 3S.000 acres In The tract include Imperial county. California, near the toons of Westmoreland and Dixieland, n and 4700 acres In Montroes and counties, Colorado, near Ouray The exact dates for the opening will be announced. Gnn-nlao- News Notes! From All Porta of UTAH I I ta, Brigham City Thousands of sightseers thronged WUJard during the week end to inspect the damage done The by the flood or last week. crowds were conducted through the town by guards. Tooele, John Kiser of Garfield is suffering from a broken finger and his child is Beverly cut on the head and back as the result of Kiser's car overturning near Tooele. Vernal Approximately 1000 Indians attended the Uintah Basin Industrial convention August 15, 16 and 17 at Fort Duchesne, according to Major H. P. Myton, former Indian agent In li'o-uisirici. Salt Lake City. Paul Newmeyer, 15 years of age, suffered a severe lacer. ation on the head while playing in the)' He was J tank at Beck's hot springs. taken to the emergency hospital unconscious. Spring City Keith Scofield ld son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of this city, was killed after be. ing dragged several blocks by Ma- Tokio Premier Tomosaburo Kato died Friday afternoon, apparently from a complication of maladies which weakened his heart beyond repair . Admiral Baron Kato was born in 1809 !i nd had a distinguished career in the naval, administrative and diplomatic services before he was elevated to the premiership ast year. One culmination of the premier's long career of public service was recorded formally but a few days before bis death, when the five powers sub. scribing to the treaty for the reduction of naval armaments exchanged The ratifications in Washngton. naval treaty was a consummation in which Baran Kato was deeply interested and he had Baid repeatedly that nors e. he regarded It as establishing a new Ogden, A Ford automobile, owned era of peace. As a delegate to the A. M. Green, was practically demolby had he Washington arms conference ished when struck by a street car at been one of the foremost advocates of Lincoln avenue. the pact Premier Katio first came Into promUpper Falls, Provo Canyon, Stan-e- y war, inence in the Russo-JapaneHolm of Hyrum, Utah, aged 23, which he entered as a captain in the was drowned while swimming in the navy and from which he emerged a Provo river here. rear admiral. In 1915 he became Ogden, The main highway through minister of the navy and In the same Willard is now open for the first time He year was made a full admiral. hunwas raised to the peerage in j920. since the flood last week when of sand mud tons dreds of and rock, of as the head During his ministry were hurled down from navy he was known as an advocate debris of the advancement of friendly relations between Japan and the United Ogden, Robert Everard Roche, He was confirmed as preStates. son of Mr and Mrs. mier on June 12, 1922. William E. Roche, was fatally injured near his home in Ogden canyon, when, struck by an automobile driven by Flight Records Beaten Hempstead N. Y. All records for a Fred Tackard. flight across the continent were brokProvo. Three boys, William Smith, en Friilay when Pilot Wesley L. Smith Drew Richards and Ellis Grange were of the air mail service landed here at 11:14 o'clock, Eastern standard time, placed under arrest by Deputy Sheriffsand Roshard following an al "completing a relay mail flight from Roper to burglarize the store leged attempt 14 and 20 hours San Francisco in The best previous record of A. L. Pace at Thistle. minutes. was held by Lieutenants Kelley and MantI, Plans are being made a cheese factory in this city. A MacReady of the army air forces, who made a non stop flight recently from $."i000 structure will be erected and New York to San Diego in 20 hours the building will be equipped with and 50 minutes. machinery to cost $1500. Salina, Active work has begun on Yeggs Get $100,000 Haul the first part of the paving on the safes Los Angeles, Blowing two north-sout- h highway through Sevier in the P.umiller with nitroglycerin county. Friday three early yeggmen building, secured $100,000 in Jewelry, gold" silMurray. The Holliday Boy Scout ver' precious stones and cash. Lurk- troop left this week for a two weeks ing in the shadows when James Stew- trip through Yellowstone park. The-triard night watchman was making bis will be made In trucks belonging rounds, the yeggmen leaped on him, to the troop. bound and gagged him and took away City. While threshers- Brigham Then they forced him to bis keys. at wni'lr thfaolilnn rrpaln at i O accompany them to the two ofc'ices. Oscar Hunsaker farm at Honeyvllle, fire broke out spreading rapidly In Klan Floggers Given 2 Years the hay and grain and 'buildings Tulsa Okla. Three confessed memthe field. bers of a flogging party who admitted were Provo. The development of memembership in the Kn Klux Klan under sentence Friday of two years chanical equipment of American imprisonment after pleading guilty to railroads was Illustrated by the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad The three men flogging charges. Ben F. Slkes, Grover C. Sikes and in the exhibition of two of the largEarl Sack all from the village of est locomotives In the world at the. Broken Arrow, near here, admitted nnlon station here. participating In the whipping of Ben OgOgden. Porter Woodmansee, Wagner, a farmer. den contractor, was arrested charged with driving an automobile, while un. New York State Enjoins K. K. K. der the influence of liquor. Albany, X. IT, The Ku Klux Klan Garden City. A letter commending were and the Kamelia, its sister order, her for her service has been sent by Wednesday permanently enjoined from Postmaster General New to Miss continuing as membership corpor- Harriet B. Teeple, retiring postmaster ations in New York state, when the Miss Teeple, final ord?r of Supreme Court Justice at Garden City, Utah. served as postmaster for 2 years. of office the filed the was in Staley Washington. Ezra V. Jensen has county clerk here. been given a temporary appointment as postmaster at Garland, Utah. Ninety Drown In Submarine Kobe, Japan, The entire personnel Brigham City. The paratyphoid men fever epidemic is subsiding here Is of seven officers and composing the crew of the new Jap- the belief of Dr. T. B. Beatty, secanese submarine 70 which went down retary of the state board of health. in a gale while on a trial trip WednesVernal Ed Rollins, a mall driver, day, is believed to have perished. narrowly escaped death in the Indian canyon recently when he was forced Scale Committee Calls Strike to drive his big truck to the side of Atlantic City, N. J. Scale committees of the miners' union' In the three a dugway. anthracite districts of Pennsylvania Provo. William AUrcd, 18 years of Frklay instructed their officers to or- age, wan the defendant to a complaint der ell miners to cease work' on Sep- charging him with Involuntary mantember 1 and adjourned, leaving the slaughter, for the killing of Fred ! city. Bclows of l'lnghnm in nn automobi' accidenL Berln Cars Idle Logan. First Vice President A. Berlin. In consequence of the enor. tnotis losses suffered In running the Robert Larsen of Sandy was elected street cart in Berlin, the municipality to head the Utah State Fireman's ashas decided to suspend the operations sociation at the annual convention, here. of the entire services. Sco-fle- se Wifs of Victim Sues K. K. K. Officers Get Train Robbers La. A dispatch from Shrevenport, office. Federal Okla., Pawhnska, Lufkln Tex., Friday says that Mrs. arrived hers Thursday with ten men Jessie Wiley of Dlboll has Instituted raptured In the Osage hills near Quesa tilt at Lufkln for l?100,noo aganst the The Angelina klan Oklahoma, whom they charge are Ku Klux Klan. member of the bandit gang which No, IS. I. F. Ilarrell, Ham It. Kerr, early Tuesday bold up a "Katy" pas. Hobby Kelly and B. Teuton are made The petition states semcer train near Okesa and escaped the defendants a masked mob The "en were that on July 20, with registered malL to her borne, members of klan went a on raid their la at, nghold. captured The raid was conducted without vlo. took her hnaband. T.en Wiley beat Mm lence the men submitting peacefully unmercifully and covtr4 him with tar and feathers. , when surrounded. seven-ye- ar-old Vl American Fork. By an order of Sheriff J. B. P.oyrl nil candy wheels, punchboards and other games of chance will he disrentlnued In Utah county pleasure resorts. Price 'His Modern Woodmen of Amelia have organized a lodge In of 8. T. Price under the Query of Ogden, s'ate deputy for the order. American Fork. At a special ses. slon of the city council the purchase of a new firs fighting iparatus was authorized. dh-ectl- |