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Show THE RAGE ON COAST , NEPIII, UTAH S, LINER BRINGS Big Events in the Lives of Little Men ITALIANS READY FOREST FIRES TIMES-NEW- TO TAKE STEP ; M i2 006 noust l'T-f.- A N3&Pi THE - TAKE eit, Otf E OF HIM i'll feed himanp QUAKE SURVIVORS M g FIFTY-FIVONE HUNDRED REACH CANADIAN f News Notes All From Parts of UTAH f E DISPATCHES INDICATE MUSSO. LINI IS PREPARED FOR MIL- FROM FIRE FIGHTERS RUSHED LOS ANGELES TO HELP COMBAT FIRE ITARY Ogden, About $400 lias ieen raised by the Japanes'e residents of Ogden and Weber county for the relief of food sufferers,' according Canadian Red Cross Takes Charge of to Japanese the announcement of the associa. Many of Those Injured; Doctors tion of Japanese In the city. ACTION Requisitioned to Carry Soldiers to Base at Pola, Cable From Athens Ten Steamers Ranch Houses of Flames Threaten Sonoma County; High Winds . Fan Fire Covering Twenty Thousand Acres . IPORT and Nurses Meet The Logan chamber or Logan, commerce is in receipt of two letters complimenting the Logan Boy tfcouts-band- , which recently mad a Victoria, B. C. The steamer PresiYellowstone national park,, surfirst dent Jefferson, carrying (Jie vivors of the' Yokohama earthquake, axd played at several camps. Ogden, Final details for the purwarped into its dock at Victoria, first port of call on the American Con- chase of the home of David C. Ecclea. street tinent, shortly after 7:30 o'clock Sat- at tlie corner of Twenty-fift- h and Jefferson avenue by the Ogden. urday. Previously at the Canadian gov- council, Knights of Columbus, ernment quarantine station at .Wilat the meeting of the liam Head, thirty-thre- e British and council. Canadian passengers a number ol Fork. Mrs. William Har-wo- od them suffering from broken arms Spanish cuts about the face,, suffered othand legs, bruises and shock, and her daughter, Dessie, 14,. was cut on. ers destitute, had been taken from the Mrs. wrist, anil her sister-in-lathe vessel to remain under the care George of Lehi, was sbakett. Homer of the Canadian Red Cross as long and bruisd in an automobile acas necessary. Doctors and nurses up cident here. met them at the station and escorted Park City, In an accident at the them to shore. The Jefferson carried 155 refugees, construction camp of the Union Pacispur which is be,lng built representing thirteen nationalities. fic on the mine, Edward Earl To many of them the arrival on to the Park-Uta- h American shores was the occasion of Brennon, a young man, 27 years of reunion with friends and relatives. age, was instantly killed. To others it meant merey a long Logan About sixteen cars of powait until "things adjust themselves tatoes have been shipped out of and we can get back to Japan. Cache county so far this season, acThere were few cases of seriously cording to H. P. Mathews, district injured aboard. Mrs. Myrtle McA- agricultural inspector. llister of San Francisco had been who was Provo, Henry Nelson, caught in the wreckage about the Mrs. Don Tinling, formerly arrested early in July and charged' limbs. was found not Miss Lara Cyr of Los Angeles, had with intoxication, also been caught in the wreckage of guilty by a jury last week. here home and was unable to walk Bingham, Two small stills, four as the result of severe bruises. Her gallons of moonshine liquor, fifty gal10 month old baby ,who on arrival lons of wine and a barrel of corn at Victoria, had completed its third mash were found by the rorces of voyage across the Pacific, was un- Sheriff Benjamin R. Harries when harmed. Other injured included Mrs. they raided a home here. Louise Saboretta of Victoria, who Spanish Fork, Faling from a low was not seriously hurt; Gaston De on which she was playing at fence Bearne, son of Prince De Bearne, her home, Marguesite Thomas, counsellor of the French embassy at Joyce-Thomaof Mrs. Tokio; Richard Hasfcin, of New both bones broke in her of M. York City, and H. Starr, also right wrist. New York. Scipio, Hawley, Anderson and Oklahoma State Under Martial Law Hinckley, contractors for building lhe Oklahoma City, Okla. Martial law 7.08 miles of gravel surfaced road befor the entire state of Oklahoma was tween Scipio and the Juab countj beproclaimed at midnight Saturday by line, are on the ground and will Governor J. C. Walton. Calling the gin construction. full force of the approximately 6000 Brjgham City, The growers of this-citand vicinity are now busily entroops in the Oklahoma national guard to his command, the governor gaged in harvesting and marketing his climaxed fight the large Elberta peach crop. spectacular against the Ku Klux Klan by deFork, Former students 0T claring that any person who aids the theSpanish B. Y. V. residing at Spanish Fork out In its purcarrying organization will organize an alumni association poses" are enemies of the sovereign here. state of Oklahoma and shall be dealt Due with by the military forces. Eureka, F. M. MeQuivey, 65, wa to the existence of a "self- - styled almost Instantly killed on the TOO Invisible Empire," Governor Walton foot level of the Tintlc Standard! declared a state of .insurrection and mine, when a slab of rock fell on rebellion is in effect against the con- him. stitution and authorities of Okla Delta, Prospects for a bumper homa, and that a general state of alfalfa in Millard county were- and and fear alarm Jeopardy never crop "public to Dr. Rlchardt better according of life, peace and personal safety" R. Lyman, who has spent the past has resulted. week in this vicinity. Mt. Pleasant, Considerable excite- -' Flrpo Loses to Champ Dempsey New York, Jack Dempsey Friday ment was caused by a fire breaking: night retained bis world's heavy- out in the Hotel .Marie here about weight title, knocking out Luis An- $200 damages resulted. gel Flrpo, the "Wild Bull of Pampas," Logan. The F. A. Dahle Construcin the second round of one of the tion company has shipped its road fiercest, fastest and most spectacular equipment to Caliente, Nev., In which battles in the history of pugilism. state 4t has secured a large contract The champion floored his Argentine on one of the federal aid roads prochallenger five times In the first jects. round and twice in the second round Mldvale. Three speeders were before a short right uppercut to the In Justice Silas Brown's court fined the for last down Jaw sent Frlpo But three minutes and !7 here for exceeding the speed limit time. seconds of whirlwind terrific maul- on the highways south of Salt Lake. was himself once Provo, Two barns, a garage and ing. Iempsey knocked clear through the ropes on fifty tons of hay and other equipHuff and top of the press benches and, groggy ment belonging to Otho under a bombardment of mighty Charles Madsen of Lnkevrfew were rights, once sank to his knees. destroyed by fire. Steamer Asserts trip-throug- Panta Fanned by Oalif., a great forest fire, was Rosa, hJli winds Sonoma county ranches Already a half dozen 14g ranches have been swept by the flumes including the State, of Callfor. nla Sock ranch. Hundreds of fire fighters recruited from iJie farms and towns are staging a desperate fight to save Kenwood springs, a summer resort, iiriuiad which are located muny summer homes. sweeping Monday. Santa Barbara. Fire fighters were rushed here Monday from Los Angeles to lielp fipht the furious forest ire on the north slope of the Santa Ynez mountain range, where scores of mountain ranch homes are In the The fire Is path of the flames. said to have burned over 20,000 acres during the last 24 hours. Officers In charge of fighting the fire are now preraring to cut huge breaks several miles In advance of the flames. Fire Damages Oregon Prison Salem, Ore., Fire starting in the tlax plant of the state penitentiary Monday morning supposedly from spontneoits combustion, fanned by a HtJff wind, had eaten its way to six 3 buildings utilized Jn Industrial and had done of the prison damage estimated at $100,000. London, Italy, having forced her will upon Greece, now Is prepared to take military action, if necessary, to defend Italian rights in Flume, dispatches from Rome, Athens and the Balkans indicate. A new Adriatic crisis, with Corfu and Fiume as imme(Vate pawns, and Italy, Jugoslavia, Greece, and Albania as possible participants in new conflict appeared at hand. Mussolini has charged the Jugoslavs with seeking to take advantage of the Italo-Gree- k dispute to break a contract that gave most of Flume to Italy. The Serbs have disclaimed any such intention and insisted they will abide by agreements made, but reports from Athens, possibly inspired, declare Italian military preparations are under way. The Athena correspondent of the Daily Chronicle cabled : "In Trieste, troop trains are held in readiness with steam up and heavy contingents of choice Italian troops are being concentrated, presumably for use against Jugoslavia if that nation does not accept the Italian terms for settlement of the Fiume contro' versy by Saturday. . "Ten steamers have been requisitioned by the Italian government for conveying troops to the base at Pola. "At Bari, the Italians have embarked the Sixth, Tenth and h regiments for an unknown destination. "The unite are completely supplied with artillery and munitions. "Their destination Is not known." The correspondent said the reported landing of Italian troops at Santa Quaranta still was unconfirmed in Athens, but had created intense excitement in the Greek capital, where it as firmly believed Italy is intent on foniing the hand of Jugoslavia by a threat of invading Macedonia through Albania. IKES GERMANY ITALY OEGIOES TO PAYMENT PLEDGE E BAND HEADED BY CAPTAIN GENERAL RIVIERA IN FULL CON. TROL AT SEAPORT Revolutionists Contend GO U AMBASSADORS ADVISE GREECE MAY THEY IMPOSE OTHER PENALTYS , Political Missolinl Announces He Will Up Harbor Claim When Leaders Have Control of the ' Country; State of Siege Give Annexation of Fium Occurs Exists Paris, Italy has decided to evacBarcelona, Spain, A state of siege was proclaimed here at 11 :15 o'clock uate Corfu September 27, according to Thursday morning and the Catalan the official text of the note of the "King" Purnell Being Sought Tensing. Miilt. Michigan's ment of public safety Monday too charce of the anarch for "Klnir" Benjamin Purnell. elusive leader of 486 Back Chinese President the House of David cult, as the first A manifesto signed by Shanghai, step toward reopening an interna-tjona- l members of parliament repudlnt chase. Request that a es the effort being made in Pekln to of .WOO or more be offered for assemble a quorum of parliament to the state cult leader's capture will eWt a president to succeed Li Yuan- be made of the state administrative Ilung. board. Villa Assassin Sentenced Official Reports Bond Theft Jesus Snlas, Chihuahua. Pnrral, In IJanapolls, Ind.. Theft of $10,. of Pancho asassin 000 worth of Pnlted States treasury the Mexican bandit, was sen Villa, certificates from his desk was rport-e- fenced to iwenty years in prison at to the police Friday afternoon by the conclusion of his trial here Fri of Moore vice president Edward F. day. Indiana National bank. took possession council of ambasadors to Greece, which was made public Friday. It is reported that Santiago Alba, However, the note says, the amthe- minister of foreign affairs, is un- bassadors reserve the right, in case der arrest at San Sebastian. they decide the conditions of search Closely censored advices from Ma- for the persons guilty of massacre drid Thursday indicated a large sec- of the Italian boundary commission tion of the Spanisli army has rebell- have not been executed fully, to imed, demanding resignation of the gov- pose other measures of coercion and penalities, such as ernment. handing over lire and renouncing The rebellion apparently was caus- 50,000,000 Greece's right of recourse to The ed by two conditions: 1. The dictatory policy of the gov Hague tribunal. Italy, however, will retain her right ernment toward the Catalonian sep submit to the tribunal her claim aratists who, at a meeting in Bar- to for expenses of the occupation of motions celona Wednesday, adopted Corfu. insulting Che king and queen and The commission of inquiry of the demanding immediate separation of council of ambassadors will coman Catalonia into independent repub mence 17 at Its 'September sitting lic. Janina and will report provisionally 2. The military reverses suffered by telegraph every five days, whereby Spanish forces in Morocco fighting upon the council will decide whether Abd against the Moorish rebels led by Greece Is acting in good faith. Kl Krim. The army blames the government for these reverses because Japan Reconstruction Estimated of its failure to provide sufficient Tokio, It is estimated that the troops, munitions and equipment, cost of reconstruction work in Tokio despite the repeated pleas of the and Yokohama, as a result of the military commanders. The movement started shortly after earthquake and fire, will approximate A nationwide yen. midnight in Barcelonia, the seat of 10,000,000,000 of bankers has been orthe syndicate when movement, the Catalonian in to assist the government Prime ganized General provincial Captain, De Riveira, declared a state of war,' rebuilding the devested area, and the demanded resignation of the cabinet empire is asked to devote all surplus funds for this purpose. The banking and seized communication lines. Late advices Indicated the move- syndicate announces It will raise the the additional money required for reconment had spread throughout struction by local and foreign loans. of a independent country, majority military garrisons going over to the The bank of Japan, the insurance revolutionists who were reported to companies and the public have con'ave captured Foreign Minister Alb-d- tributed fifty million yen toward re lief. Plans for feeding and housing Dispatches indicated the position refugees have been completed and the government and the people now are of the king was not endangered. The council of ministers, in a long devoting all efforts to a great reconsession ending early Thursday, re- struction campaign. fused to resign and retaliated agnlnst Frost Hits Montana the army by declaring martial law in Barcelonia. Helena, Mont., Frost cut a path through eastern Montana Tuesday Pershing Enters Final Year In Army night, according to reports to the The John J. Pershing weather bureau in Helena. Washington. minimum temperatures at Miles City his sixty-thircelebrated Thursday He began his last year of 10 degrees, probably low enough at birthday. nctfft sen-Icin the army, to whicn Miles City to do some damage and his life has been devoted, at his desk low enough at Billings to endanger Havre, in the northern In the war department, performing garden. the triple duties cf acting secretary part of the state, reported of war. general of the army and chief A year from Thursday of staff. Many Homeless In Hayden Storm which also I the anniversary of the Phoenix, Ariz.. A score of famiopening of the battle of St. Mthlel. lies in the neighborhood of Hayden the man who commanded the 'Ameri were homeless Friday as result of a can army then In its first great high wind and flood In Powerhous Host of the families were drive against the German lines in canyon. France, will pass automatically t" Mexicans and were living in flimsy the reiire-- Ufe. shacks which crumpled quickly before the violence of the wind. Several Threatened small washouts on tlie El Paso tc Blaze Ship Cargo was Southwestern railroad are reported. dls m Angeles. Fire which covered Monday In the hold of the Rivera Takes Oath at Madrid 10.000 ton freighter American, of the General Miguel Primo American-Hawaiiawhile .10 Madrid. line, miles at sea, and which for a Ume Ith-frMarquis de FMella. head of threatened the destruction of the the revolutionary movement, which entire cargo, if not the vessel Itself, overthrow the Alhucemas ministry, was extinguished late Monday night. took oath of office Saturday as presiIt was announced by fire department dent of the council of ministers before King Alfonso. officials early Tuesday. Martial Law End Hoped "Tulsa Okla, Hopes of local bus! less men for the lifting of mnrtlaj law In Tulan county were raised Wednesday when It was learned that Gov. J. C. Walton was on his way here to take a survey of conditions. It will be the executive's first visit since he placed the county under military rule more than a month ago In his campaign to put an end to mob activities and bring to Justice mem bers of flogging pirties. Brookhart Defendant In Suit 14, Held for Blackmail Kansas City Dixon Anderson. 14 Springfield. 111., John Wfett. secrewas tary of th local subdistnet, United year.old high school student, arrested Thursday charged with at Mine Workers of America, announctempting to blackmail three of Kan ed Friday he had Instructed his atsas City's wealthiest residents. Folice torney, Morris Hlllqulst of New York, declared he admitted writing letter to file suit for damages of lio.OOO and J ftcalnst United States Senator Smith to W. S. Dickey, R. A. K. Ixmgmoor. to kill V. Brookhart of Iowa and, the Thomthreatening members of their families In case as Brady Booking Agency of New they failed to meet demands of from York, because of the seaators refusal Anderson said be to speak here Labor day at the Unitto $000. $.'(000 ed Mine Workers' celebration. wrote the letters "merely In fun" oper-ntion- Daring Trio Stage Holdup Salt Lake City, Three bandits In one of the most daring robberies in Salt Lake police annals held up and robbed Joseph I?. Bobbins, manager of the Keeley Ice Cream company of $60.59 at 0:25 o'clock Monday The robbery was perpemorning. trated on East Broadway near State street and the bandits escaped in an In exactly an hour afautomobile. ter the robbery was perpetrated one of the bandits was arrested neni Farmington and officers are searching for the others. The satchels and part of the money was recovered. Out Regulars Buenos Aires, Seventy Brazilein state troopers were killed or wounded when their encampment at Cm;. Alta, in the state of Wo Grand do Kul was attacked by revolutionaries who made a furious attack, according to La Nacion"s Monte Caseros correspondent The state troopers their dead and fled, abandoning quantities of arms and equipment. Insurrectors Wipe Canadian Flays Labor Board Calgary Denunciation of the Unit ed States railway labor board as fiir tool of the employers and of the strike as "too powerful a weapon" for workers engaged in essential public services to employ, marked the address of A. R. Mosher, president at the convention of the Canadian of Railway Employes Brotherhood Monday. Cole Descendants Fete Los Angeles Cornelius Cole, IT. S. senator from Oalifornlp one of the few living men who heard Abraham Lincoln deliver UIs Gettys burg address, was 101 years old Mon day and his descendants planned r quiet reception in his honor at his home here. vtTih only relatives and Senator Intimate friends nttendlng. Cole declared he felt better than br 1id when he was only 100 years oM.' for-merl- dar'. Forty-,sevent- Warship and Vessel Crash San Pedro, Cal. The battleship Texas, bound from San Francisco to San Pedro, collided with the steamer Steel Seafarer of the Isthmian line fourteen miles north of Point Arguel-l- o to word Wednesday, according The collision ocreaching here. curred in the vicinity where seven destroyers went on the rocks last Saturday. " Texas Officials Face Charges Amarillo. Texas, Six men Includ. lng Sheriff Less Whittaker and County Attorney H. L. Ford, were under indictment Thursday in connection with the flogging of B. T. Ford McDonald. Whittaker and were accused of misconduct in office. Quake Toll Tabulated Osaka, Final figures tabulated by the prefecture of Toklo on the earthquake casualitles place the dead in Toklo art. 77,823 and in Yokohama at In addition, 120.070 persons 33,707. are missing in Tokio. It is estimated that more than a million refugees have left the capital for the aur- roundlng country. Fruit Concern Hits Rocks Fresno. Cal., Announcement of the failure of the E. Y. Foley, Inc., one of the largest fresh and dried fruit or Ionizations In the West, is made by local creditors here. . The assets are put at one million dollars and liabilities at considerably more than a million. The concern was Incorporated for $2,r00,000. Demoralization of the Eastern grape market Is given as the reason for the failure. d the Contracts for New Alaska Cable Successful negotta, Washington, contract with Slemnn tfon of a sub. Brothers company of for cable marine manufacturers, more than 100 miles of gutta per cha lnsuhVd cable at a price ol to replace the present $1 244,000 wornout government cable from Seat, tie to Alaska point, was nnnounreH Monday at the war deportment on he return from London of Colone' Oeorge S. Gfbbs, signal corps. military authorities of power in the city. a. d e n s, Youth, s y e Provo, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Han- Germany Makes Payment Pledge sen of Ophlr, Utah, and Miss Elizato beth Davis Berlin, Germany Is prepared of Salt Iake, sufferest enlist private property in industry, !h In fill Injuries, when the Ford car commerce, finance and agriculture as in which they were driving collided a pledge for the payment of her revith a Packard. parations If she Is assured that the Ixigan Officers of the Cache coun-fo- r Iluhr and Rhineland will be restored the city set a high mark for the adIn bis said Chancellor Streseman There were fifteen permits year. dress to the German editors Wedf.'!0.00(. totaling nesday. Iogan. Officers of the Cache counLabor Would Abolish Upper House ty fair, which is to be held in Ixigan Vancouver, C. Abolition of the are planning to accomodate the largCanadian iarllament was demanded est cattle and dairy exhlS't yet Kbowa by the Dominion Trades and Labor In the county. congress in a resolution passed here Ogden, An even hundred student In Its thlrty-nintannual convention,. enrolled for the term at Weber colProposals that reform of the senate lege here the first day of the new be suggested were rejected. registration. Denby Orders Disaster Probe Pan Diego, Cal. The official navy probe of the disaster at Point Arguel-l- o which disabled nine destroyers and took the lives of twenty-thre- e men, was scheduled to open Monday nniter a full glare of publicity ordered by Secretary of the Navy Ixnby. Hitherto every effort has been made by navy officials to keep secret details surrounding the disaster and It was originally planned to take all the testimony in private. Ephriam, Utah samples of cheese took second place Jn the monthly cheese scoring contest conducted by the Western dairy division of the bureau of animal Industry, It was announced. Price, William Llllle, Snnnysld miner, was Cned $100 for reckless driving, due to an automobile colli Ion in Helper. Park City, J. Y. Keyvin, who was arrested by Deputy Khei Iff Jefford Iv Ogden, charged with pt fty larceny pleaded guilty and wm ,Ind $100. |