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Show THE JORDAN JOURNAL, MIDVALE. UTAH - • WORlD COURT SPAIN SEEKS SfANOS ~lONE TANGIER AREA PRES IDEN T THIN KS REPO RT UN· FOUN DED; FORE IGN NATI ONS MAKE DEMA NDS 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AIO IS GIVEN 1 i=RENCH CABINI!:T RECE I'/ES OF· FICIA L REQU EST W!-IICH THEY WILL NOT GRAN T STORM VICTIMS1 .. Ne ws No te si It's a Priv ilege to Live_ in t Utah i 1 o•••~•••••••••••6••••••••• Gran tsvill e-The fir11t show cr the Grant sville Boys' Hamp shire Sheep club will be held on the groun us ot Tariff Revis ions Rumo red As Basis Next Move the Secon Would d ward chape l at Grant sville , Take Quest ion of For Entry , But This Theor y Is Mand Satur ate day, To Augu st 4. This show, held Leagu e of Natio ns; List of Know n Dead Has Grown to Scout ed; Distan t Sugge stion to Frenc h Recei ve Docum ent show Tooel e count y what this club~ Ninet een; Many Other s Sti II Are Made has done But Keep It Secre t with it~:~ sheep the first year, Are Missi ng; Entire Famil ies is spons ored by the club member::. , the Were Drown ed count y agricu ltural agent and thr. adJ Paul Smith 's New York .-The re is\ visory comm ittee of adults who fiParis .-The Frenc h gover nmen t has no found ation, in the opinio n of Pres· receiv ed a memo randu nance d the club. m from Spai~ fdent C:JOlidge for any suppo sition s expre ssing the desire New Orlea ns, La.-R escue rs loaded J Delt:~.-Seed exper ts who have just of that count ry ) that foreig n count ries will sugge st that the intern ationa with food water , clothi ng and medic al made a surve y of the l distri ct of Tancrop condi tion in propo sition s for some sort of econo mic gler be attach ed to suppl ies Mond ay thread ed their way the alfalf a seed belt the Spani sh zona repor t that there trades in conne ction with the entran ce in Moroc co. 1 throu gh the low wreck age· strew n has been a great impro vemcw t in t!;!e ~ of the Unite d States into the perma nmarsh es in lo:.'er Terre bonne and La· past ten days. The Frenc h cabin et Is consid ering ent court of intern ationa l justic e. the questi on broug ht up by Spain , but I fourch e parish es to the relief of vic· I Myton • The prosp ects for an excel- :'\ It is the assum ption of Mr. Coolid ge 1 it is gener ally conce tims of.· the tropic al hurric ane of last ded in politic al We<ln edsay night. ft was said at the summ er White circle s that Franc 1 lent crop of apple s this year in the e's reply rwill be an The list of know n de:J.d stood at Ulnta h basin is splend House in his behalf , that the questi on absolu te refusa l. 1 id. In some of of Amer ican admis sion to the court n.inete en, with more than a dozen the orcha rds a good many of the trees The Spani sh memo randu m says that will be dealt with on its merit s, in· if it shoul d be found heavi ly loaded . The cropo consi sts others missin g. At least nine of these I are unfea sible to of the stand ard winte r cariet ies. Sevvolvin g us it does acqui escen ce by make a transf er of were believ ed to have perish ed, in· I eral new orcha rds autho rity in Tanhave been set out ether nation s In the senat e reserv a- gier from intern ationa eludin g seven perso ns who were this seaso n, some l to S:ranl sh adof them by tions to the protoc ol of adher ence. minis tratio n in any other way, then ! uboar~ the . tug_ _P~tton, which dians. Prese nt indioa tions the Inpoint to Refer ring to repor ts that reduc tions Spain will ask the sank Ill the MJsslsSIPPI nver near Con- the fact that the local leagu e of nation s marke t can be tn the Amer ican tariff would be sough t to give her a mand ate over the distri ct veTnt.wo o th ers, from abroa d before conse nt would be along with the whole res id en t s O•• a fiJSht'ng j suppli ed by the orcha rdists here. Spani sh zone in given the Unite d States to becom e a Moroc co. romp on Felici ty island , were Salt Lake City. -With the excep memb er of the court on the terms it thoug ht drown ed by the waves which tion of one comm odity, beans , there Spain 's reque st that admin istrati on has set forth, officia ls pointe d out that of the distri ct be confin :;wept over the Island from the Gulf will be a mater ial ed to her alone drop in the 1926 propo sals of that chara cter would have instea d of to an intern Mexico. Ten· others lost their lives pack of Utah canne ationa l body, is I ries over the fig-,.. to be ta~en up ~Y con?;r ess, a cours e bused on her fee,lin when the fishin g camp was inund ated. ures record ed in the g that it is neces unusu al YJ:r of deeme d trnpra cttcal here. 1 Two perso ns were added to the list 1925. Some diagn oticia sary for the Spani sh gover .nmen t to 11 ns of tlH3 inAs for repor ts that th~ west would have such con~rol of of dead as repor ts contin ued to come dustry place the Tangi er so us to total pack of the seek a revisi on of the tanff schedu le.s, enabl e her to pr{'ve out of the sectio ns isolat ed by the year at from one-th nt the s·mug gling of 1 ird to one-h alf of espec ially on agricu ltural P~ooucts, m \ contra band a ·ms, storm . The wind which whipp ed last year's total, with the bigge which were largel y 1 st drop the congrE'~s to be electe d 1 ~ Novem - respo nsible for the acros s the marrh lr nds overt1 uned a comin g in tomat oes. prolon gation Last of the year ~ Utah ber, it was said Mr. Coolld ge had Riffiu n war. btlat in Boudre•:\Ux canal carryi ng canne ries turned out 1,353, 000 cases heard little, if any, comm ent on that th;·ee men with a portuh le motio n pic· of tomat oes, the larges t pack in hisquesti on from visito rs at White Pine ture · outfit who had be en condu cting tory. Blast Exact s Toll of Lives ' camp, many of whom recen tly have shows in the fishin g viilag es along the discus sed the farm situat ion with him. Richf ield.- Warm weath er, with Clyme r, Pa.-F orty- six miner s were bay'ous. 'I'wo were drown ed. believ ed to hav"e been kilied here last only light scatte red showe rs, has pre• 'eiled in Utah durin g the past week, Thurs day in an explo sion · whic!J. Giant Parac hute Lowe rs Plane Japan ese Steam er Agrou nd on Reef and rain is much wreck ed the interi or of Clyme r No. '1 neede d gener ally, . Los Ange les.-A paroc hute, fifty mine of the Clearf ield · Portli llld, ·Ore. -The Japan ese steam · espec ially for the lower Bitum inous Coq.l range s, alfalfeet across , inven ted by Harry A. corpo ration . Four er Kaiky u Maru struck a rock on Rip- fa, fruit and fall plowi men escape d. alive ng, is the openDouce tt, chief mach inist's mate ~n the J and cue in a hospi pie reef shoal in the Aleut ian island s ing statem ent of the tal seriou sly injurweek~y crop a~d Unite d States navy, Tuesd ay, m Its ed. Practi cally all I and the crew escap ed in life boats weath er repor hope for the en· t of J. Cectl A~ter, m initia l test here, broug ht a plane and 1 tombe d men was aband early Sunda y, wirele ss advice s re- ~· charg e of the local oned after Dr. wOO:ther offtce . De.pilot to earth from an altitu de of 2500 w. E. Dodd,_ comp ceived by Feder al Teleg raph Comp any tails of co~ditions any physician.~ exthrou ght ~he state feet after the engin e had been killed . plored the mine ··as stated . The crew reach ed shore safe- was gtven m the repor far as possib le: He t. The plane lande d on a hillsid e and said the blast cause lly, It was repor ted by the steam er La- j Salt Lake City. d wides preld de- · -The state depar t· broke a prope ller blade and its run- vastati~n and that • 1 kina, which_ went to the assi~tance of ment of agricu the tunne ls were lture will begin prepa rning gear, but otherw ise no dama ge 1 the Kaiky u Maru. The. engm e room ' ations iu the near 60 heavy with gas that no huma n future for the colwas done. R. Carl Oelge , forme r army ·:ould surviv e. He enoug h of appea l to have posslb1ll· of the Kuiky u Maru W13.S floode d and l lectio n of an exhib said that withiJ l ~e it of hay and grain air pilot, took the plane into the air slope, under piles ties," said the wealt hy woma n. "Col· 1 the boiler s - explod ed soon after strik- seed for the of rock, he saw the state fair in Octob er and for the parac hute test. Pilots and ob- Jodies of six miner lectln g and the variou s things that J ing the rock, and the crew l;ft the for s. Some were bad: the Intern ationa l Hay, Grain _and serve rs of twent y-four plau.e s which lY mangl ed,' while ouiers pertai n to curren t events . Do you re- vessel at 1:55 a. m. The vesse l s back Seed , he said, bore show at Chica go, tt was dec1d ed flew here from the naval atr base at «o marks , indica ting memb er · when you collec ted cigar I was broke n. the repor ts stated . The -at that they were a meeti ng of the comm ission . North Island , San Diego . where the rictim s of gas. b;mds , pictur es of baseb all and movie 1 Lakin a proce eded after re.c'lching the inven tor Douce tt is statio ned; two ! wreck at 2 : 25 a. m., and receiv ing nq_ Ogd.e~.-Weber count y fur~ers a;e heroe s from cigare tte packa ges 7 plane s from Rockw ell army field, Santh t unded ship "Golf, tennis , orgam zmg a Beef Cattle Feedm g assoswiml !llng, and polo I respo nse f Warsh ips Sent To Nicar agua ta Monic a, witne ssed the trial flight rom e s r tunlty for social contac t, spoon ing are also amate ur · ciatio n to ha!!.dle ·~eef cattle feedin~ athlet ics. Do you Drnwln £ by Ray wnitera. 1 partie!>, or what have you. Then Wush ingto n.-Th e n:)vy was called and drop. At an altitu de of 2500 feet call them fads," matte rs during the comin g fall and put In the wealt hy Bavar •an Prince Revie ws "Arm y." Oelge k1lled his engin e, cut the giant 'n Wedn esday by the state depar tment r-- --a A~T a fortun e? All yo~ , there was diahol o which was a matte r woma n, and then winte answe r. F:ach of the variou s comm unired hersel t. have to do is to think up of skill rather than endur ance. Nurem berg, Germ any-W ith such parac hute folded on top of his plane, •o protec t Amer ican i11terests in Nic· "~o. the eleme nt of a fad Is Its com·ties of the count y are appoi nting co a rfew fad o1·. crai.e, make unwo nted milita ry displa y, goose · and let the machi ne drop. uagua , where anoth er revolu tion has. "Wha t about a new music al lnstru - paratl ve brevit y, nud mittee I think s to meet and form the orgJ.lnIt also It popul ar, aml see that ment ?" was the next offer. "Look develo ped. As a result , o~ders were 11t has somet hing to do with the Intens ity steppi ng and ·const ant clicki ng of izing a lleef Cattle Feedi ng assoc iation " ,-ou, not ~:-onwone el;;;e, the ukelel e, and Its accom panyi .ssued for the dispa tch of two Amer ·_ ' • !'llot,':l " ng of its practi ce dUiin g Its popul arity. heels, the reside nts of this quiet, old to handl e beef cattle feedin Farme rs Favor Winte r Whea t g matte • ol.'J lean warsh ips to the Nicar aguan ports· rs gets the profit~:. Rut I.Je- wunla for the twang ing of llawa iian "That 's true," clamo red anoth er, 1t city of Nurem berg might well wond er during the comin g fall. and winte ·Salt Lake City. -The trend towar d :~f Bluef ields and Corin fore you r. j;tart tllin]rlng, troubn dors, with their Insuff erable "but 7 to. Select ion sugge st somet hing that would he wheth er the good old days of tllfl Each of the variou s comm unitie winte r wheat in the interm ounta in Jf the vesse ls for listen in on this s ot conve rsatio n. nasal voices and ::;t1·inget! instru ments . easier to promnl!!'at<' , kaise r had not return ed. For three duty there was left than a new ath· the count y a1·e appoi nting comm ittees states , adopt ed by farme rs as a mean s •.o Rear Admi ral Latim A group of young newsp aper men . Goo<! graciou~. what hours Sunda y morni ng forme r Crown an era that was! lctlc game. We wnnt to muke our first er, in comm and to mcpt and form the or.gan izatio n. and wome n, advert!::;lng .w riter:s , an EYcry summ er tesort ot beatin g th~ frequen~ uncer tu.inty of 1 Jf the specia l servic e squad. Princ e Rupp recht of Bavar ia, Princ e was ruinPd by a millio n witho ut any capita l." r~n in The first joint meed ng of lhe comm itspring plant: ng, contm ues thts fall, Centr al Amer ican Oscar , son of the forme r emper or, anrl water s. Dec1ston to archit ect, a couple of artist s of sorts, couple ot the tntist s who insi;-t ed "\Yell . how would you like one · tees of will be held iu the Feder ul buildand a wealt hy woma n who. is. a dllet- thn·t you have 'Yak! accor ding to statis tics issued recen tly $end warsh ips to Eluef ields and CorHula llicky Doo- the. nUinerou.~ 'occup.'1tious-for-wome11 Field Mar~h:1ll von Mack ensen , snr iilg on Septe mber 3. tante 4n 'l'atlou s ki11ils of expt·essiYe oo-la' or 'On the by the Utah statis tician for the Uni- rnto. was reach ed lleadt at Wulki ki' type'? " anoth er memb er of the grour rvund ed hy score s of office rs of the after the state d~ ·art, who compo se an infon nal lunch- with every meal anti ted States depar tment of agricu lture. '\lartm ent had receiv at all huur~> of offere d. "In that clnRs come all the 1 0lcl army nnd navy, stood in the briled ~Hlditional rtl· Boun tifuL -With the unloa ding her eon-<liscusslc•n organ lzotio n, were re- tne niglit. There Utah farme rs intend to plant 6 per :torts from Amer ican was a half-l learte d Y.urion s forms of handi work which i;ant s'unsh ine in the marke tplace and Thnr! lday of one carloa d of onion diplom atic rei)· cl'ntly discussin~ the possib ility of effort to make cent more acres to winte r whea t this resen tative s in Kicar watch ed twent y thous and soldie rs of s,,cks for the growe rs of Utah by the 'I{U?.Oos' popul ar, too. haYe ath·ac tcd wome n per1od ically. agua as to condj· , conco Do cting fall t!113.n were plnate d last fall for this tions there. The a profit able fat! to succe ed Look nt the popnl nrlty of the the wartim e armie s goose ·step past. Utah Fruit and VegP.table Co opera tive depar tment did no,t s:ixGyou recall the nt1·ocltles that fi'lcd the CI'OSS·woru puzzle . harve st, while Idaho farm3!'!: in· disclo se the substa nce I hone. A new noise muker would get every clllnn cupbo Rupp recht was in ~ .mars hall's uni- associ ation, the hmve sting of the Val· of these re· ard when handThe twt"i young men who hnd be- 'on an army of helple an intent ion to plant appro xi- ports, but there were indica form ss and carrie d ·a mar>; hars baton , encia onion crop officia lly opens . In erwmi .es anti tions tha.t gun the arg·um 1 pnint! 'd cldua· ovcup ied the enf>rgies ent maint ained that the might get you yonr old sflpke ls 20 per cent more lund to wi:~-1 the nJ!ed for additi onal which he raised in salute . and his scatte red sectio ns of the state the as of prope rly broug ht-up young lu<lles? protec tion for prese nt trend of popula1· funcle s was well. I don't supvo se In this uge of wh€at than last year. This ia- Amer ican lives and prope . '':>rmy " march ed with bands ;;>layin~ harvc~t has alrPar ly been starte d, but "And thl'n, there wus the pyrog rty at both towar d menta l gymn astics . TJ1ey be- jazz we cmd<l hope fot· the sucee. ,. moun tain trend is P:ll'Ullel to de· >JOrts and at Mana gua, and eleven hundr ed stand ards and It is figure d that by· Mond ay all tJ/ of rnphy craze when no young 111!'11 was the-ca pital, has lleved that a new kind of puzzle might anyth ing simila r to the gentle ts over the cou'lt ry as a 1 been emphn sized. flags fiying old · . a succef :s growe rs will have their Racks anri unles,. : he hacl at leaRt one be as sul'eesf:'fnl as the cross·wor<ls guitur or the gentee where 14.4 per cent more acres lly handl ed banjo ." j tie holde r of hurnt woorl to 1·ouch for will be set to start the onion deal with which hod been such a remun erativ e be plante d to winte r w'hea t tllis "\Youl cl you consiu er origin ating a h!s true Mello 10\·e's n Meets Leagu e Agent . ch>votion, when there determ inatio n. for the 1927 harve st than were :iulf Storm Takes Lives ; C rops. S u ff eor field for nlall ,,. others be~lde~~ the two now ..- dtlDCe step, somet hing to foii.JW ' were glove boxps on every dres~e New Orlea ns, r, La.-W h f it our "OUng Genev per- J n. Switz erland- Discu ssion of I Salt Lake City- Mark eting m~n, Simon arHl Schus ter, who tlw charle ston with le~s llazar last falL " of Utah' s d to and plaqu es of Pocaho11tl!s or Little the sons know n to be dead and prope rty starte d cross- word finnnc ial proble ms of F:urop e, peach crop is contin uing briskl puzzle bool{S. life, limb, and prope rtyT querie y, anrl d m1Laug-hing Water o1·er evpry mante l- which have taken dama ge estim ated in exces s · of two The girl who manag es the. ndver - other helpe1·. "1 shoul on new vigor sinr:e nt the prese nt rate of shipm ent, 'i''ill Moro Chief s Ask U.S. Contr ol d think yon picc:r-, nne! in the nPst of every pair Andre millio n dollar s Louis iana Thurs day ap- 1 Using depar tment w W. Mello n, secre tnry of the r:.ttain its heigh t about the of a large depar t- might devh;e ~omething like a resurfirst of next of newly werls, Pnd wheu the cur prehe nsive ly await ed furthe r news I ment store pr,om ptly treasu ry, came to Eurep e, has even I week, it was anr.ou nced by refute d this. rectlo n of the old waltz or perha ps a tnlns were not f'nfe perso nal repres entati ve of Pres· I from outlyi ng distri cts of H. J. Webb from confla gratio n, now reache !l out unoffi cially to the passa ges "Fads . ~~n t . fu.;lo,v tln·doUg}}'I'l~otr~- polk:L Think of all of em- agricu ltural inspe ctor with the state Cool!d ge, who Is makin g a sur· of the tropic al storm th<> funny kinds due to overze alr•:;,.; plying of the intel·- brnce the leagu e of nation s. which swept slstell tl), h~e t 11.~1, s 11e sa . S. Parke r depar tment of agricu lture. Extra in· 1.\ s of rlance s that have follow ed each esting too!:; e•nplo yed. of econo mic and politic al condi· In from the Gulf o.f Mexic The later de- Gil~ert, agent ·gener a,! for repar o Wedn esday the dlstur bmg thmg about them. They other ations specto rs have been sent. to Utah, Davis throug h the fancie s of the terp- YPIOplllents of suf'h 'llecor In the Philip pines, receiv ed a night. Morga n City, near ntivl:' alms I paym ents, has consu lted with the mouth can 't b e pr edlcte d They just . happe · n • Sir sidwr Ar· 1. ·webe r and Boxel der count ies, and eun Inclin ed. I remem ber the ure painte d wood article . . : signed by thirty Moro chiefs of the Missi ssippi , appea red s, parch ment thur Salter , head of to have like m?h-j ongg, witho ut rhyme or rea bunny hug, the financ ial sec- shipm ents to easter n and weste rn the grlzzi y bear, the r:-nntel and silk lamp ~->hades, pol,rc hrome that the Unite d States contin ue borne the brunt of the storm and J tion of the leagu e, who direct ed as it rag- son. 'I he numbe_r of ga1ne conf1panles walk, evf'n ......... ~; the marke ts are being made daily. Nine before the eornp licated the Sf'nling wnx indus lry." consl~teutly trymg to manu ·rcture tnngo which was steppe d with r-.o gover n them. The petitio n said: ed inJ.:md. Virtua lly financ ial rehab ilitati on of both Austr ia carloa ds were consig ned from Davis every house in ""\not h!'r !Jranr:-h o:l' the samE> tenW13.nt the Unite d States to con- the town was damag ed, · t 1 1 ' Jl much gusto to 'Too llluch l\Iustn rd,' dE>ncy boats were somet' hmg to cnf ct1h ttte Apn bl! of wome n towar d creath ·e art Is and Hung ary and playe d an impor tant, count y alone . f cd wl 1 m are en<len ce o to protec t our land and gover n carrie d away, a ferry boat a . 1 thoug h quiet, role In the elabo ration u s a tl1P one step nnu the muxlx e heenm e · the en!lle~s . swept f rom . Some of the chiefs vnt·!e( t 1 who called on Its moori ngs and crash ed into y of d neerl! it l Pwork tl ," I POI'Ui ar with Irene Castle 's bob. Xow I someo ne els::- put iu. "Detrll'llll'lg back of the Germ an repara tions plan. Mr. a rail- variet y of ctond agl otn; acln Salt Lake Ctty. -The wmte r whea t lsth nlctep °tln Thom pson enjoy the rank of sui- way bridg e has a ,. ' Gilbe rt was accom panie d by Secre tary : crop for the fall 1 rn·ea eaI o o wth t If s uthof 1926 will e~c~ed I . I hear A. 11n l'f'lllli ngtou Is tr~.·ing to with sampl er.•, whi(·h are now ~uch I Mello t. th n· · 1 1011 they n, who, howev er, teml3.ine<l ·out- i that of last year by _9000 mate succes s. mean, a e n presen lnnug urate mg the e pe hlack ~cres, gtvmg hottom , a feal'1dze1 l po~sessions or their ownE:rs, side. Later Sir ted Mr. Thom pson to give It to 1g htI pleop 1 D'lcta tor Pl'cks Own Cabin et th alt 1s, t rkg 1 htit f or it Arthu r accom panie d a total of 161.00 0 ac1 es for the seaso some set of gyrati ons suppo>;edly dem- wome n hnve alway r e, 1st n, s hn<l a new kind I Mr. Gilbe rt down stairs !dent Coolid ge as expres sing: the Athen s Greec e.-A huge mass meet- Pa r t ben ar . expun s on and was a e introun if the expec onstra . 1 tation ting . . 1 the s d ot :. ac1ion f~rme rs s · 't 0 f th M of throu~ negJ'OE ' h'i" cap- of s<'wine: to offer. The attlc has n duced 1 • to the secre tary of the treasu ry. out the state are real_Iz e unner sa 11ze . ,.,.,,... u ... of a maJon . Y • e ering lri the !l1U(if1y floors of swam p- trunkl oad of my oros n lng held in Const itutio n squar e has can ed, accor dmg "Of course , there ha\•e been a num-· land: cll'ar little bahy Co to it, an~l beat ller." I to repor ts of the Umter l States declothe s cro<"hdPrl within an Inch of 1 . The h A chtefs · satdffthey · Is were b t passe d a resolu tion b er ot ntil . · dema nding that ti f· d " l . · t d . . L d t Nl . t tl 1 e c '"fl1er ,1 !'!, e's pom e ou .·tnother ~et of fuels," came their lives. Tntll111! waR a great j }'Xlrtment of agricu lture, issued Augu st 1e wtt menc an tcta • u · there shall be a coalit ion cabin et m• archit pas- I Marin es . an a ect, who was an arden t golfer . f;·om anoth er source . "htl\'l ca:ag ua 24, by Frank Andre ws, local statis · ng officia ls. to do time for uwhilc•, ancl look at the way Greec e. The chairm an of the meet- ') "Just think of the Mana gua, N~r~u ragua -W1th Amer i· ticihn treme . A 6 per cent increa se over the ntlou» holfl with nclole scent court~lllp. When I r.ll uges -~~~-lng, M. H:J.dj ikiriak os, later prese nted that bicycl ing had of wotn£'11 'fell fm· the knit- can marin es and sailor s lqude<l at 1 In the crop nineti of 1925 is antici pated . es and [ was in grantm ar sehotJI, e1·ery girl tlnf( t•acke .• Rescu ed As Vesse l Sinks the reso!u tion to Admi ral Cound ouri- first years of this Bluefi elds, the reside nts are rejoic ing, r1 t during the war." centu ry." with any pre.te nslons to popul arity "Yes," scoffe d th"' woulcl·he money · as an attack on the city by the revon otis, who has resum ed Salt Luke City. -With contra cts ~et, "No,'' admit ted the girl adver tising wore a friend~hip bracel Sunda y schoo l outing were rescue d .Powe rs. He told the his presid ential et, made 1111 maker s. "hut wome n (]{m't have time I olutio nary f.orces was mome ntaril y ex- Impro vemen ts in the presid ent that manag er, "but you're taking the most o:l' perma nent bmld· slher Jinks engra ven w!th the lui- f"r sewin g tlw~e days. the sinkin g yacht Seasc amp 1 the meeti ng had comm ission The~· have I ~c·cted. The Amer icans arrive d at 1 ings of the state fair 'grouu dJ are ed him to outsta nding fad of tho ath!Pt ic type. t!nls of her Tuesd ay after It went agrou nd at say that the peopl e of variou s ~wains. A friend time ~avers galore . hnt nny husba Greec e would There were numh erlel's others pref'ed - ' of nd BJuef ields Satur day morni ng on the now under wa;;,- ticc0r ding to Ernes t S. mine told me also of the cu~'>tom would urop dead if hi'. a Key, off Miam i harbo r. Coast repud iate any party leade saw his mate ; cruise r Galve ston and came ashl'r e in Holm es, rmna grr of the fair. rs who ob- log and follow ing it which were not in J:er Ag;ee · home town of 'hoo-d oo' silting quietl y In a <"hair sewin cutter s and a Miam i beach PO· struct ed the forma tion of g a the aftern oon. Bluefi elds imme diatel y j ment was reach ed with the Utah a coalit ion nearly so succe ssful. And tltl'y were, string Agri• s, a be(lro om embel lishm ent con- fine ~emn. It's nppar ently speed boat rescu ed the party after · gover nmen t, which · it a fad these IVas declar ed ii neutr al zone a;:td both caltur al and Racin g assoc iation was believ ed no dc>.nht, effort s by manuf ncture r!l to sistin where g of trophi es In the wn~· of dance days not to sew. And then, for help were receiv ed at t'ha alone could save the count the latest ~overnment and revo)u tio-na ry leader :! 1· by the state would const ruct ry from fur- rival the bicycl e-mak ing plants . Holle r progra a row of ms, cotlllo n favors , and ull man· fans have been, I think, more beach gover nmen t reserv ation. ther catast rophe s. He said flOc!nbly wero notifie d that .all fightin g must be fifty-~w.o new box there were skatin;.?; was nnothm · 1'urm of locog_ • ner of stalls trinke ts denot ing conqu est.'' . before party was compo sed of memb ers ·even some perso ns ainon 10 the Inclin ed divers ions. Some thing that done outsid e the mty. A furthe r order g the the White Temp le Sunda y schoo l. openm g of the 1\all meetm g. Labor "I know of two more field~ wide two or a group can do." prepa red to lynch obstru ctors crowd tlon which provid ed anoth er oppor was Issued that .no arms would be al- day. Const ructio n upon this wlll be· ' lowed to be c;u ried in the city. gin within the Road progr ess Show n In 19.2f! next few days. Moros Watch ed By U. S. Troop s I this comp ares very favora bly with the mamm oth dlmen>:ions to suspen Lake City. -A ten days' trip by ' Zamb oanga , P. I.-Tw Grea t F a 11 s F .1re Burns Wh o1e 81 oc k 1 Brigh am City.- Arran geme nts have d. The o comp anies locom otive, which turns Into useful big suspe cover ing the main highw ays of of Unite d States infan try nsion bridg es- like the Gre>'lt Falls, Mont .-F!re of un d eter- 1 been comp leted by Peach Day Manastood by work only 5 per cent of the chemi cal Brook lyn bridg e--are almos t entire ly mined cause, \Vyom ing, easter n Idaho and Thurs day to preve nt troubl The burea u o:l' standa rrls says the energ y in the origin ating in a restau r· ger \V. L. Hoist with Thom as e betwe en coal which It consu mes. suppo rted from steel cables P .tba· 1\fonw.na, for the purpo se of Filipi nos and Moros when . Whyl presen t-day autom ob!le engin e Is caant, Presid ent destro yed one busin ess block and wena and a comm ittee Becau se of their Wush ing data for new strip maps and Coolid ge's repres entati ve, known aki Instreng th can be a hotel and partia Steel Repl aces Rope Carnl i A. pable of utilizi ng from 20 to 30 per lly burne d two other <lians' for au Indian encam pmen t near figure d almos t to road condi tions, has just ' Thom pson, arrive d on his tour the fracti on of a buildi ngs at of the ' cent of the power In gasoli ne. Ori the Not so many years ago all forms of pound . Stock ett, ten miles south· Brigh am City durin g the Peach compl eted by The Tribu ne path· island s to inves tigate condi 1 Day averag e, about hal:!' this Is obtain ed rope and cable were made from vege~ast tions. Colof here. Dama ge was estim ated celebr ation here, Septe mber ear. These new strip maps wlll onel Luthe r Steve ns, comm 17 and 18, and It has been estim ated that the table fiber. How llttle of this do you at $1~ 000 No one was injure d. The and p!lrtic ipatio n an(..er of Her Fata by l Wea a few knes score shed as fast as the data can the Philip pine consta bulary s of etncle ncy of the avera ge motor car see nowad ays where extrem ely heavy , said that Stock ett hospi tal and a bank buildi ng Indian s in the annua "\Vere n l 't fruit you festiv surpri Road condi tione throu gh many of the Moros had been disarm al, sed in· at could Grace be Impro ved 80 per cent by bet- loads have to be suppo rted ! You 1 were partly burne d. The flame s gain· eludin g an Indian ed see a marry ing that remnn nt clerk? " group in the parad e sectio n show that wonde rful pro- by his men before they were permi t· ' ter carbu retor adjus tment alone. thin steel cable, the size of a lead ed headw ay when a fire hydra nt in prima tive costu "Not at all, me and war paint, Grace being made to put the main ted to enter the city. Many never Even could if re· acros s the the eflic1eucy of the avera ge pencil , holdin g to.ns other s : str"et from the restau rant a war dance and Indian pony of weigh t that sist anyth ing she found a.t a bargal into first class condi tion. J:wwever, carrie d conceal~d kn!ve1 autom obile engin e Ia only 10 per cent, would races. D broke and requir e an old-tim e rope ot count er." . i hose had to be laid one-h alt The Indian s will bring their own beet • I mile from a mine. suppl y sv11tem. 1 steer for a bar beque . RELI EF PART IES CARR YING SUP· Pl-IES THRE AD WAY OVER WREC KAGE SCEN E ! J I I I I I . ! I l W m~ I I l 1 I I I '1 I I ° i I I Power From Gaso.line ! |