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Show ·.,. .. THEJORDANJOURNAL,MIDVALE.UTAR ~. \~TOGK SW INUl[ R 0.._1_ _ _D_ecid_edl-=N_o! -y _ _-..~10 BI~HOP tXPEllEO MI~~ING PilOT I Why That Cad Bacli? ·r I . I IN S~ UTHERN(~ EE I DltD IN PL~NE BOBS UP IN EAST AFTER .··!~_LEVERY , ·. ' ~tt~riJh MEAL Is backache keeping you upset? Feel you can hardly keE-p going! 1hen look to vour kidneys! Your kidn.,ys rid the ho<ly of pt>l~nous wast e. But if they lag, ltnpurit•e• nccumulnte an~ p01son the whole ~\Aem. Then one ts apt •nff~r hncl<:iche, stabbing painR, h · ache~, <li1.zines~ and other anr.wying kirlne)' irregularitl~s. If your k1dn~;·q are sluggi,h, help them with a diuretic. llse Doan's Pills. They are praised the world oYer. Ask your n hbor: all tirerl out-so nervous a~d ~i•pirited 1 AIR MAIL CARRIER APPARENTL Y DIED INSTANTLY WHEN SHIP HIT INTO MOUNTAIN A~ t(~::...~~ 'ben.::~ell .:b. ' ""· I J Natural Camouflage of Trees Baales as pleasure. Search From Above; Thousands Were On Hunt For Miss· ing Aviator Healthful exercise for the teeth and a spur to digestion. A long• laPting refreshment, soothing to nerves and stomach. The Great Am~rican Sweetmeat, untouched by hands, full of I WOLF OF LA SALLE STREET IS PASSING; DOES NOT EXPECT TO REACH PRISON i REV . •BROW:l IS SERVED f'OTICE' M OF HIS DISMIGSAL FR 0 EPISCOPAL C H U P.CH Millions Are Willed to Relatives By Fugative Who Has Returned To Chicago To Prepare To Meet His Maker :·eachings of Certain Documents Con· trary to Those Held by Church Is Given as Reason for Min· ister's Removal A Utah Case Mrs. R. H. Wilson, 335 Fifth East North St., Payson, Utah, say s ''lily back became lame and wh"n T stdnpt·d I could hard 1 Y Belle Fonte, Pa. _ The f 1 antic 1 Chicago.-De ath may cheat the pristraighten :;~.gaIn. 1'\ew Orleans, J,a.-Thc Rt. R<Jv. lily back ncherl consearch for Charles Ames, air mail 1 son bars from that which John W. stantly and my kidVlilliam ::-ront~omery Brown of Galipilot who diS"sappeared ~everal days Worthington , the "wolf of La Salle neys nct<·d to" freeon, Ohio. form r bishop of Arkansas, ly. I had dizzy "p•il• ~~WJlia. ago, ended on Nittany mountain, six street" has been fleeing for two and severe hc-ad .. w I was '·deposed from the s;lCred min· aehe~. I u . <·cl !\nan's Pill~ and they , miles northeast of Belle Fonte, when , years. i..try" at the trit.nnidl convE ntlon of pract.ic:a1ly cure'l me.'" the body of the birdman was found in Broken in health, .Worthington is the Episcop:-.1 church t.ere. his :wrecked p~ane, which h:~d crash.ed baek in Chicago, where his fremied Bishop n, own 1li·l not answer 1 : ap:a mst the side of the n.Jghty lull. financial operations brought him mil· when Ids nune \vas called in h s ab-1 A party of searchers, one of the lion!'! am! a two·year sentence in At· STIMULANT !!JURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS senee and su:tene • '.\·a~ pr ':lOunce<l Fo•l•r·Milburn thousands Co., Mill• Chem., Buffalo, • Y. who tramped the hills and lanta, to maKe his wm and to ob· 1 hy the Ht Rzv. EthellKrt Talbot, pre__-....;..__,--siding b.~hop -----:--==: :::-:-::: valleys s·ince Ames was reported lost, t· in a stay of l'xer utlnn of the sen-! ~I f~ ....., ~ - - - - - _' came upon the wreckage. Arne's body, . 1 Many bishops were in th 1 congre· Enough 1 b earmg . . on 1y a f ew b rmses, was f oun d tenee so that he mav · ciJC here. 1, r-;:. ion, but tl!en> we r•l !Jany <Jmpty "J)(l YQU know how old ~]I(' is?''. I in the cockpit of the ship. The resuHs of IllS ),fe. s labor a~ "eats ~A in the rhurc:h <d.d!toriam. ", 'o: hut I know lww oi<l sla• t1 !e~ I N t . d t k th fate il gambler, broker aild, f,nally, fugJto bP !" a ure conspire o eep e ~, II . of the birdman unknown, for, when 1 tive from justice, are a 1lOut , ~. 0 00,. I the wrecked ship of the air was 000. he ~ays. And he want;; to keep Btsl; 1p Brown\· nanw three tJmes, but found, it was discovered that four tlli~ for his <laughte:·s. One, Alice, "S 'S." Standard rem- rf...,~.i'#-!1'1 without response. erly for 32 yeatJ for Di:temperJ kings of the forest, broken off when appears in motion pictures as Jane Bishop Talbot then announced that 1 Strangles, Influenza, Cdougha ana FLYER MEETS DEATH IN FLAME& COAST BIDDER GETS ROUTE BE· the plane crashed into them, had Allen. · · f Colds. GIYe to sick an those exBwhop Drown Jual WHEN PLANE CRASHES, PASShe-en CC'il\'Jcted o posed. Give "SPOHN'S" forDogDis· TWEEN SALT LAKE CITY AND formed a perfect cover. Under thcs"C After that is settled he does not "holding and teaching IIU blielv and t~mper. Sold b.Y your dru1!1:1st. If not. Flapjacks are always ENGER ESCAPES LOS ANGELES ordet· frora ug. Small bottle (..0 cen~, la11:e four big trees, completely shrouded, care if he goes to jail. He is partly light-never heavy; advisedlv certain cloctrines con_ tr~rv $U?IJ. Write for free booklet on d•seoH!I. • • always tender-never . CAl CO Oil t. GOSHl'.N INO ll,:j~ill rested the wreckage containing the paralyzed and came from Mexico, his to those held by the Protestant Epis· SPOHN ME_D~ • P _ • •• soggy. Thereasoo? . pilot's body. last place of re[uge, on a stretcher- International Air Races At No other pancake Mitchell Air Fields Mu:;t Be Provided In Many copal church ... and recalled that Bish· : Word of the find spread through the the last act, he thinks of his color· flour is blended the op Brown had been tried hy a trial I Flying Field Is Scene of Death Western Cities In Order To mountains like wildfire, and within a ful career. court and a court of review and his Flapjack: way! When Airplane Falls To Comply With Government Your grocer has it I short time hundreds of searchers, toHe tells a story how, in Mexico, sentence of deposition upheld by a l· Earth Request. gether with air mail officials tWO·third vote of the house ot bish· from with federal agents constantly on his "Alb<rs stands for ops, and concluded: the Belle Fonte field, were on the trail, he paid a chief of police $25 Bctt<T Bm1HIUU.. "All pimvlrs are Inflammation of the scene. The body, lifted from the cock- In gold for a guard of five men, who "I depose William Montgomery sldn," says Peter;-;on, ''and the hest Chanute Field, Rantoul, Ili.,-First pit, was brought to Belle Fonte and worl,ed in eight hour shifts. They Wa~hington, D. C.-Contrac t air Brown from the sacred ministry and and quickest way to ~et rid of them taken to an undertaking establis·h- thought he had $300,000 in cash and Lieutenant William L. Wheeler, 34, mail s-ervice between Salt Lake City do declare that he is so deposed." Is to u~<e l'eter::;on's ointment." Used ment. Notice has been served on the pre· by millions fot· eczema, skin and scalp securities. He really had, he says, an officer of the air service at Canute and Los Angeles probably will begin operation That Ames met instant death was a million and a half. about the first of January, siding bishop and through him on the ·t('lt, ulcers, sore feet and piles. All field, was burned to death when the contract the belief of the air mail officials. His for this route having been house of bishops to appear in United dru;;glst ~. uO cents. Friends relate how years ago he airplane which he was piloting burst awarded the Western Air Express, States ~ourt to. show. cause for the face was badly bruised, but the body w~ an alderman in Birmingham, into flames twenty-five feet in the air contained few other marks. Ala.. and president of twenty·seven crashed to the ground a mass of fire. Inc., of Las Angeles, which proposed procee~mgs agamst BI~I:op Brown. It to handle the mail on the basis of was said that counsel wtll avpear for The point where Ames crashed is Alabama banks. Why he left, no one Cecil S. Burger, private first class, his fourNever knows a sick headache; fifths of the attached postage, the president and the house of bish· densely woo1led. It was evident that tells. Then he was head of a bank passenger, leaped to the ground, ftomach perfectly well, after or 8 cents an ounce. This bid was ops. the pilot, flying low, cras·hed into the , in Kansas City, Mo. Once he served alighting on his face, but sustained taking Beecham's Pills. four trees, the plane coming to a stop thirteen months in Sing Sing prison. only minor two thirds of a cent higher than the injuries. "I have taken Beecham's Pills and bid of the Ontario Air Crart corporagainst the tlunk of a fifth. The Legion Aid Assured Labor A $5 bet at a race track started 1 NO OTHER MEDICINE with e . . . ation of Ontario, Cal., but the W e:;ttree:> closed in upon the wreckage, him amassing money from gambling. Atlantic City, N. J.-Major George best results for the past fifteen years. Mtt~hell F1eld, L. I.-On~ avJa~or ern Air Express appeared to the de- L. Berry, president making it impossible for the air men He used the funds to open a brok· of the Printing I started taking them for sick headaches, from " a catarrhal stomach. and _general d~hilitv. who have searched this entire region, erage office in Chieago's financial ~as k~lled and a se.cond senously Ill partment to be the better equipped to Pressmen's union, who represented Now I don't know what a headache Is, and JUred m a cras·h ~lurmg ~he first event fufill the contract, and on this ground, the American Federation of Labor at to locate the spot where Ames met district, and though often in trouble my stomach is perfectly well. of the InternatiOna l a1r races held rather than price, the award was the recent convention "From a frail woman weighing lesa than death. was never convicted. of the Ameri· hundred pounds, I have become well and • here. made. There was a third can bid Legion on this at Omaha, brough to the Ames was on his court and wa~ healthy •nd tip tl•e scales at one h dred The climax came in 1923 when the and twenty." Two men-Claren ce D. Chamber- route, that of J. J. Murray of Culver annual convention of the federation near the Hecla light, oeacon for air- government started an investigation Mrs. Fanny A. Burgttl Bill~riea, Mass.. men, when he met his fate. Over the of his operations and convicted him lain, a pilot and Lawrence Burnaelli, City, Cal., but this bid did not reach . the greetings and well wishes of the A clean inside means a health, bod;y. Sufferen /rom constiPat:on, sick headac~. bllioumess and point where his body rested in the 1 on a charge of using the mails to a passenger-w ere in the machine the department on time, and was also I legionnaires. He said the lesion and attendant 1.h Jhould l<eep tlte SJ.IWn dwn ~ th. when it crashed several miles away short of fulfillment of some other re· organized labor had a sympathetic debris other airmen have passed each defraud. He was sentence<! to serve <egul~r use of B=ham's Pills. from the judges stand. quirements· laid down community by the of departinterest in many mat· day, flying east and west with their the two·year prison term, but in JanFREE SAMl'LE-Wri te today for free •mple Buranelli died in the wreckage of ment. ten;, such as Americanism , child Ia· , toll, F. Allen Co., 417 Canal St., New York cargoes of mail for New York and luary of this year received. a stay be· Buy &om vc-ur drug~ist in ZS and soo boxa~ the machine a few minutes after the Chicago. The Western Air Exprcs~ proposes bor and opposition to communism. cause of 111 health. He fled. forqjetter Health, Take crash. to u~e Douglas mail planes, and as- The policy of friendship had cordial·! The shipment of mail in' Ames' 1 l~l Ju~e he was arrested :Vhi~e a Chamberlain was brought to the sures the department that the factory ity and adopted by past commanders plane was intact, and shortly after it 1 patient m a Los Angeles samtarmm. Mitchell field post hospital and was can begin delivery of planes within of the leg.on towa:·<l labor y,-ould be 1 was removed from the wreckage, it ' It was claim~<! he c~t~ld not be mov~d immediately placed upon the oper- six weeks• after the order is placed, , continued by Commander McGuigg,l was on its way west in a plane pi- because of Ins cond1t10n. Rut he disation table. His right leg was frac- and from that time on deliver a plane he said. The conventlon YOted to KEEP EVES WELL! ~ loted by F. B. HilL · appeared again. tured, his scalp deeply lacerated and every ten days. Two planes will be make no specific recommenda tion at Dr. 'l.'~mnJ>'on's E•e WMM w1nU~ Until his dramatic reappearanc e in For several days the search for . atrenzth~nthern. A.tdrug~st.sor ~ he had sustained concussion of the all that will be in Rcrvicc at any one present 111 regard to a memorial to 1167 Rlv•• •.rro:v. N.Y. Booklet.. Ames had centered in the Clarion re - Chicago, when he summoned his at· brain. · -time, but at least three will be held the late Samuel Gompers. The dele-~ gion, west of Belle Fonte, where thou- ~~rnt~fs t~~~sr::~~~t~nlfn "~~::i;:Pc::~ Major I. B. Marsh, flight surgeon in reserve. gates stood in silence for one minute sands of volunteers, Pennsylvani a nain charge, said be probably would One of the first things the con- as a tribute to Fred Bramley, secre· tiona! guardsmen a·nd aviators been made. . tary of the British Trades Union con· recover. tractors must now do is to provide · th e b e11e . f th a t Com bed a WI'd e ar e a m The Herald . .and . Exammer prints The machine crashed so far from suitable landing fields at Los An gregs. whose death abroad was an· · th t d' t · t L"ttl th e p1·1 ot f e 11 m the deta1ls of Ius wtll. The daughter, a lS nc . 1 e 1 Ailee, . h .d · · .A 1 the field that the accident was not geles and Las Vegas, Nev. At Salt nouncerl. Recommenda tions made by w . o a1 ec1 1um m 1,os nge es h ope was h e ld th a t h e wou ld b e f ounu1 . . the executive council, which were at the time he went to Mex1co, re· witnessed by S1Jectators and it was Lake City he will usc the government t f B 11 F t a<lopted without debate, inclufled proeas 0 e e on e. :haarlem oil has been a world· · ce1ves air mail field. Furthermore , it will ..~1 ,000 ,000 m secun·t·1es. Th e first reported by telephone. posals for a more comprehensi ve colOne party of six led by two men same amount is left to another daugh· wide remedy for kidney ,liver and Euranelli's two brothers were be necessary before beginning serv· leetion of trade union :;tatiftics and named Yarnell and MacMullen, start- ter, Mrs. John Rogers. New Rochelle, pre~ent for the race. bladder disorders, rheumatism , One, Vincent, ice, to lay out a series of emergency a reiteration cd up the west slope of the mountain, ,, y of the stan(] f.:woring j •'· ., w1·re of a ... new y or k b ro k er. is the designer of the plane in which landing llelds alon;!' the route. Tl).e plans for em;Jloyers' insurance. lumbago and uric acid conditions. j Fighting their way through the She, too, he said, had never "neg· the two men were flying. The other, Los Angeles and Las Vegas fields 'Ihe heavy underbrush and dense woods, lected her father in time of trouble." Prosper, is a feature writer for a must meet with the aproval of the the searchers pushed their way toFormer l<u Klux Head On Trial 1 To Helen, lO·ycar old daughter of New York newspaper. Household N ecessi~ departmt'nt, a'1d they may either be ward the crest. Near the top, buried Mrs. Rogers, is bequeathed $200,000 I;"or curs, burna, blisters, raahet~ acquired or lea~ed by the contractor Nol~lesv~lle, _n. C. Stephenson, wounds, or skin troubles of any Lawrence Buranelli is an inspector or may be donated hy the respective who cne ttme Ind.under the trees, they found the wreck- "She is the pride of my life," the was grant! dragon over kind. Soothing and healit~~~. of airplanes. I ed plane. The searchers rushed for- newspapers quote the "wolf." nearly 100,000 Ku Klux Klansmen in Keep it ~I ways in the housea In Chamberlain is• the owner of an comraunities . How they are acquired Indiana and boasted that his word tubes or b<>ttles. Look for the ward. A moment later silence re· Six friends get $5000 each. His airplane service with headquarters correct internal troubles, stimulate vital trademark •·vascline" on every does not concern the governme!lt. was law in thf' state, went on trial packase. It ia your protection. placed the shouts of members of the Los Angeles physician, Donald 1\lcGiborg.•.ns. Three sizes. P.il druggists. Insist in Hasbrouch Heights. He has been The. department als~ awarded con· here charged with murder. Eary Klenparty, for there, in the cockpit, could b $?" on 000 the original g"nuine GoLD MEDAL. Chesebrougb Mfg. Co. (Cons'd) on. gets _;), . frequently employed by New York I tract lor the Elko Bou;e Pasco route eck and Earl Gt• .Jtry, lieutrnants of be seen the lifeless form of Ames. Stnte Stre~t New York Physicians say the estimate of a newspapers. He is considered a t~ Walter T. Va~ney of San. Fn~n- Stephenson in his clan activities, few days, placed on his remaining professional aviator of skill. cJ;co, the only bidder, who hkewJ~e faced a similar charge with their Court House Blaste(j npan of life by Worthington , is probChamberlain and Buranelli took WJI! g-et 8 cen~; an ounce. ~s.rney 13 chie!. Indictment or the three men Sacramento, Calif.-Swee ping in· ably correct. off with five other machines and were to use four n_ew swa~low planes, j for murder grew out of the death llf..u.a.,.torr. vestigation into operations of dyna· to fly twenty laps around a five-mile an~ mui't acqUire landmg_ fields at of Miss 1\fad~e Oberholtze1·, young ed· PETROLEUM JELLY ·mite plotters in this city was launch· Legion Elects Officials cours-e, marked by three pylons, .one BOise and at Pasco. vnl~ use the ucational worker of Indianapolis, from ed by the police and county officials . on Mitchel field, another at MPadowgovernm~nt field at Elko, his south· poison last April. The girl took bi· ' here following a high·explosiv e blast I Omaha, Neb.-John R. McQmgg of brook and the third two miles south ern ternunal. Cleveland, chloride of men;ury at Hammond, 0., was elected which wrecked the lower street doors E·tst na'' of Meadowbroo k. off the Sacramento county courthouse, Ind., after she had been abducted tiona! commander of the American His Condition 1 ln one minute-or less-the pain enos. Dr. . Pistol By Mail Deadly We.1pon from her home in Indianapolifl by They were at an albtucle shattered windows In the building and legion on the first ballot at the le· of about Scholl's Zino-pad ls the safe, sure, heallncr "Ah ! Back from your vacatif!n old scattered debris through the corrJ'dors. gionnaires' final !fession of th<)ir 400 feet when the plane, f rom a Chicago-A way to deal with the Stephenson and hiR henchmen and as·· treatment for corns At dru~:: and shoe storeo. m·'' n .,,. "PI · . ·'I d · h J . 1~ ~H·:u y, ear b oy, I 'ut' not The dynamite charge, estimated to seventh annual conv.ention mail orclcr pistol has been found by !laulted on a train en route from Incause not at first determined, plunged ere. osflnan<'ial!y." have consisted of between six and ' eph Cheney of Flonda, Raymond B. to the earth. the police of Evanston, a suburb. dianapolis according to her deathbecl - - - -_ _ eight sticks, was planted under double Litl~field of Rhode Isl~.nd, Hughes n. The Bellanca CE-2 was a mono - It's a concealed weapon while it re- statement. f . From Schoo) Teacher ," . mains in the unopened package, they doors on the ground floor, beneath a Dav1s of Oklahoma.' \mcent A. Car· ) p .ane o pecu 1lar constructwn. Its ~<ay. Recentlv postal authoritie~ noPu.~ one on~ ~he pain is gone to Great E~~inence marble staircase leading to the inain roll of Pennsylvama , and Jame.s A. wmgs were supported by struts which tified Hattie Smith that her recentlv Strike Callect. Off · - - - - --'1. --- A youn11; I!\ an. who was of Utah, were elected natwnal joined them at the top and ran b. rOI.jl!ht U" 011 entrance. The doors were blown Howell Dubl!n.-Thc muuicipal up · ordered el!lployes d pistol of Th wa5· R in the \'''11. postoffic~. a farm, qualttlfi'd for distr'i~t ~cl•••ol from their hinges and carried several nee comman crs. e ev. ., J 1am ward to a framework surmounted on They also tole! the police. A policeman Dublin, who last week threatened to tPachefi:r,'t hfi'n man· feet inside the building. Albert Cass- Patrick of California was elected na· for the fuselage. at the door of the postoffice arrested go on strike, haYe passed a resolution . ngetl to. ,n·e enough elli, county night wa~chman. narrowly tiona! chaplain over the Rev. Joseph money o pnt him escaped injury and possible death. her for carrying- a deadly concealed not to walk out. Their action was Harnett of Redwing, Minn., who Ammonia Blast Causes Death thl)V lr\ It'll! col· weapPn. A police magistrate uphelcl due t() the · com::uissione rs hvving fought through the war as an enlisted St. Louis, Mo.-At least one person l~e. M. . E . Bl T p· the charg·e, fined her $25 and cost8 guaranteed two years' employment to 1nan. Mr. Barnett's motion that the was killed Successful for 59 yeara. and scores were injured f' Latfi'r, he 1 ov~>d , in and •nmg , nglneer own leces election be made unanimous was s~c and ooc bottlesordered the weapon confiscated. ' 208 workers whose jobs were threat· Ito Butfulo, N. Y., : R~no, Ne:ada.-Gle nn D. ~ook, 37, passed. an ammonia explosion in the baseenerl '\LL DRUGGISTS and totluy the n 111 ~e ; mimng engmeer and geologist, was ment of the ten-story Laclede Gas . f --~~~~~----------------~ Volstead Gets Job of this man, Dlr. J blown to pieces at the Golden Eagle I Light company in the heart of the .\ ;:rPat cleal of "luck'' 1,; in lnn·lng Weeks Again At His Desk Minneapolis. Minn.- Appointment H. \'. Pierre, 1¥ mine, sixty miles southwest of Fallon, Japanese Loan Being Floated business district here. Fire followed Washington. Secretary Weeks has the jurlglnPnt to knu.v what tn rlo. ~;own throughol,t t Nevada, when a box of 5000 fuse caps of Andrew .T. Volstead, father of the returned to hls office at the war de· 1 Tokio.-Offic ial headquarters here the explosion and threatened to de prohibition law. as legal adviser to • w 0 r I d. Hils he was carrying exploded just at the confirmed the report that efforts were stroy . . . 0 e den A grl'nt mi111l trPnts little milllls liM the building. The known deacl A 1. t t G \" F' . Sh'mow, new partment the first t11ne smce March 1 <JUan enera ,v. Dlsc·overy is the ll~st k ,.n hi ;\Iedifnl . h ... . . mouth of the tunnel. He was general being made in New York to !<uch float anrl is nr•ver hellttlerl hy them. a was Mrs. 1 Annie Stahl, a widow, whose chief of the northwest dry enforce· j when J!l 00 he.a 1~ eompc 11 e<11um to sur· " Ill ion lclne and tonic. ~for!' th; ( · (~y mil · 11 Is owne d Japanese reconstructio n loan of 100,- body was found in the cashier's manager of th e mme, w h IC cage ment district, was formally announced t render actJve charge of the departbottles hnve been sn.ld. I "our tl• aler by Kansas City capitalists. 000,000 yen. on the first floor. 1 ment. h ere. does not sell the DHwover in .iquid , -or talll~>ts, you can obtain u Pkh of the I Coolidge Names Specictl Investigator Standard Oil Goes To Court Bootleggers To Get No Warning "Gobs" Made Friends Abroad tablets by Hencling 65c to the D :.'Pierce Sea Serpents Big Eels Washington .-H. G. Dalton has Washington .The St .. "ldard Oil Granite Fall~, Minn.-Ther e will be San Clink, in Buffalo, N. Y. . Diego, Calif.~ Destroyer d · crews f t. Victoria, f b B. C.- ·Sea serpents which t --- stepped Into the U. S. shipping board company of California asked the su- no a vance m c>i"ma Jon or oo - stationed here certainly made a lot are _reporte_d to hal'e been seen sever· muddle as President Coolidge's per· preme court of the District of Colum· leggers of methods former Congresssana! investigator as the first step bia for an injunction against Sccre- man A. J. Volstead planS" to use in of friends among the maids of Aus· I al ttmes th1s year off the Queen Char-, toward bringing the belligerent board I tary of the Interior Work. It aEked enforcing the prohibition act bearing tralia anrl New zealand on their re·llotte islands, off the coast of northern back under administratlt m control. It that he be restrained from holding his name. Just appointed legal ad- cent trip to the Antipodes, judging British Columbia, were reported by was reported !n administratio n circles a hearing in California to divest the vi$Or to General W. F. Rhinow, new from the mail received herP. from Indians on the i~lanrls to he gigantic that if a way can be found,· Mr. Dal· company's title to approximate ly 368 prohibition director for Minnesota, those countries. Fourteen b115 sacks eels. The eels inhabit slimy suhma· I ton will later be made chairman or acres of land inside the Elk hills North Dakota and western Wiscon- o! mail from New Zealand aMI Aus· rine cav~>s off the islands, the Indians the board. In view of the present naval oil resene. The hearing was sin, the author of the prohibition act / tralia were distributed to the destroy· said. The aborgines related that they situation, however, such a move is not ordered by Work in conformity with :was reticent about his plans. "I'll killed one of the eels seYeral year~ ' likely to EJv·entuat~ until the law reg· a. senate resolution introduced by •· see what I cnn do when I get to ers and 99 per cent of the letters con·j tained in those fourteen sacks were I ago and that it measured more than u., Salt Lake City, No. 42 - 1 8~ ' ulating the board has been changed. Senator Walsh of Montana. 1work," he said. 40 feet long. written by women. 1 I DOAN'S PI6~~s R5HIPS Ll TtMO EKIllEn GONTHAGTS LET I ---·---- -::::::-- -------·-·1 0NM~ IL5ERV ICE I Pl:~fi~ei:~ml~is~~~~ i~7e ~~~P~~inil~al~~~ I I I I I • l I For p·ImpIy sk·Ill ! peterson's o·Intmen t I I I Gains 20 Pound s I I 1 Beech am's Pills II I F R OVE R •oo YEA RS I Vaseline I I I I ! H: DrSc1to11$ Zino ,.pad s I Boschee's Syrup Coughs and Lung Troubles ° I I I I I I I I I I |