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Show MWH PTCn.'M EIVALS -- THE EEST-- UTAH COUNTY KULFALS ' i W 1 I : 1 TEIPHONE.US ITUf tf M yo d ae reeeir regularly u4 a tha W TUB ItEST--l- y&ti parti. , FOBTY-THIE- PROVO. 4JTAH YEAR. NO. 202. D. n to 3 ira in iiir ft UTAH, WEDNESDAY, COUNTY, i ft 1 1 fr r ATIOT jura, iuu a 1 jj. " imnr nrnrni Hi r KirN Provo Girl Is Featured In 'Trader .Horn" SHIELD! j mm Measure Qoes . P I CH FACED BY DRY AGENI Two. Government Troops Beat Off Attackers in bonora WJiajCaUes (Continues Pursuit of Coroner's Jury 'Declares Slay' ing of Mrs. De King Was "bwurcessary" ; Little Boy's NACO, Sonora, Mexico, April 3 (UPWFedfirftl 'fWM successfully repulsed the initial assault on this city today. Testimony Is Unshaken. After two hours of bitter fiehtinir EscQbarter:eap Coach, C. S. Leaf, Return Alter" National Triumph; 'Y' Students Present Award 1 aEPgareoVto WASHINGTON, A PT ! 1 6 administration's The rt!P r'T-"Uf Honors paid 3ud Shields, B. TTT U.'s national champion swimme'r, t .same to a climax at the "Y" as- , nerai wmbly Wednesday, when the sturlfcN ary H)perauve:TnarKet- - dent boay presented the young tank itia bill WaS given to the sen- manrel with agold pen and pencil i -- ateatiltaratTommitteeo-tset.-comraemoratihsTiis mi ' day by Secretary ot Agnouaa. 1 . x. ' m I - I ..life l - 1 - record-smashin- 'X'-r- if j wound Inflicted by Gerald DeKing, son of Mrs. DeKing after the raider had killed the boy's ew lorKer Disposition or talrchllds case awaited results of a conference be tween State's Attorney George D. Carbary and . Assistant Attorney general Charles Hadley, an observ er at the inquest for the state. . The coroner's jury verdict was an to one of the most exciting days in Geneva's history iLvery witness lo the shooting. In the DeKing home the night of March" 25 was permitted to tell his story, the recital being punctuated (Continue on Page Eight)' anti-clima- x fcv-j-- -- r u .- . k w ,vj in -- vXtL, Entire Hollywood Section Makes Exodus To Africa Plane's Fate Still Puzzle SYDNEY, N. S. W., April 4 (l'.E Tir3t definite news, rosrfrnt and negative in charcetrr, rcinrdlng the lostc South-cProvo, ' L'luti. famous in pla.io end Us crow of four, was reUnique ceived- here today from a rescue Drysdale Mis- plane which reached H filon . station. The rescue ptane established defl Provo residents will be interested nltely that Captain Charles E. i l lcinorifnrd-smlt- h and his three com Ito learn that Edwina who (Thursday) moagi-- Edwina Booth, Native of Is Starred in Mammoth and Production Jungle; Strange Expedition. - in trans-Pacifi- ' i:m 111 VllilU Wiviu .imiwmtw il''"' . fill . IJIJII I L V I tin the I illi I ill II di I ,Iorn'' Hit 11 T 1 -- Booth, D'ay ne leading feminine role Lssionsta, landed at Drysdale Baf- NEW YORK, April 3. guarded Dr. Louis Alofgln today aa he awaited return of two carrier pigeeoa used In a 10,000 extortion plot againet him. Ptr'Albfshr received the two pig- eons by expiess from an anonymous shipper March 10. Fastened to the back ef the male pigeon was a silk bag containing a note which threat ened death to every member of Alofsm's Tidusehold unless he Disced Siu.uuu in the seek and freed" the (U.E)-Po- -l'xe Federal headquarters low. No bullets crossed to the Amer ican side of the line. . a After the rebel forct had retired member of the federal cavalry out posts, which were . driven back to the city, turned up at headquarter with a number of prisoners. . adoui rebeia were in the cap I tured troup, although federals said more would be brought la tatefej "Wtthe prlaoors wer Yequt In dlans who were, under the command of the Insurgent leader Gen. t ft Youclplo, a , -- FEDERALS ON ADVANCE' Mexican federal forces continued to push their vigorous and auccess' iui campaign against the' rebels, to- -. every effort ta Vu off the retreat of Insurgents, from jimenei which fea after, seversf-N .'?V.'V-. Altheueh official' ahnauneemi-ntt- t the by government indicate that the rebel retreat wait being made under geeoieetallfflcBttleef and might bev halted altogether, Gen. Calles In formed the presidt'ncla that he ex- the next engagement to taka place in the vicinity of Camarga-'- -4 mllek north of Jimenex where federal forces had been ordered, t . halt ths flight of rebel cavalry. Insurgent troops train were to have been halted by burned brtdgea and federal aviator bombed thta as Callee ordered tis cavalry to advance rapidly to cut. oii-in- e ingr ine; Ereaeflci Aa., pieeonajsrith. t'ont'r suggesting you will meet him aomewnere wttn the money Aiomin did. He pointed out in the note that he feared to entrust $10,000 to the care of a pigeon. He piacea nis letter in the litUe silken The bag and released the birds. will .goon bp-- here, folks! Focus Spyglassee--. Accortung to members of I spe The pigt'ons fluttered aw a v. cial committee of the Second ward to be omr"bTT uuuuings m rne vicinity focused the really great events of the sea- spyglasses as the birds wineed son. Among special treats promised to the public, the northwaitl, then west hop' they had, of following committee has announced a big theAny birds' flight was domed to disdinner to' be served in the ward The pigeons fltfw amusement hall for the adults appointment. out over the Hudson river' toward while the Primary ward organiza New. Jersey hills and vanished tion will sponsor something for the the hi" the haze. emidren at the same time. Several days liUV Alofsin re- The date of the affair Is set fur celved a letter from the estorilon- - nounce Thursday.. April 11. "I wont meet you," It said In ef- During the afterndon a bazaar, wikm will be conducted with more than iect me risk of arrest too a acpre of booths offering attrac- - great So I'll send you WASHINGTON, back the PAFFA1 d,V;IftJd that ft'Jeral casualties were .thoug& unchecked. ?t . pigeons. The doctor notified police. The" , police Had an idea. "Why not." they asked, "send the SECOND WARD Edwina Bopth, pictured above, is scarcely better known in the United States' than she wili be in the African jungle, where she'll play the feminine lead in the talkie version of "Trader Horn." For edwina, of Provo, Utah, 18 a brand hew find in filmdom. Upper right are S. Van Dyke, director, and Clyde DeVinna, tMpnlrlnn. Tnror riprhr ii TTnrry nn.Vi ui)tn'tmT thr rnr nf TrndrrrTnrn Fo-- uuarded oy lice as New Method fles Detection. mother. - ORATORS IN IN BLACKMAIL coroner Herman j. vierke pre pared a warrant today for Smith, who Is recovering irt Elgin of a g, ld j PIGEONS USED s. 440-yar- n t-u- g' ' the insunrent cav dlstaiicefjtheentrenchnients.' kv - ohin nnklavnmonta 'Et Trains Shields returned to Provo Wednesday .from St. Louis, Mo., wheYe he had won his second successive triumpli in two national intercollegiate races. The train on which Shields and his trainer, Coach C.JS. Li'af, arrived, was met by B. T. U. students, faculty members,' representatives of the Provo Chamber of Commerce, the' Provo Elks lodge, the American Legion, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, The reluming and other citizens. Victors were given an enthusiastic and joyous reception by the greet-'t'r- ture Armur njruc. Revolving Fund . Hvde advocated establishment of a $300,000,000 revolving fund to be administered by the federal farm loan board, dothta with general and broad authority to work out a solution of the marketing problem. Hyde said he considered the result of the last election a mandate from "the people to the administration and congrss ot establish this general formula of relief. The new agricultural secretary cautioned the comniittee particularboard full ly to give" the proposedown destiny. power to. work out' its Coach Ott Romney, "who made Theylahould promote, he aald, such the" presentation speech. In behalf elevat-qr"farmer-owne- d as agencies of the student body, cahVten- farmers' pools clearing houses, tion to the fact that while) Bud a which are all in tie nature T farm- ago had gone unheralde' anal year er cooperatives. the swimming meet simpiy anthese organiza other swimmer from a small west It la largely upon tions that we should build the foun- ern collegt this year- he went as dation of the collective, action of the .defender of his title, a much the farmer." he continued. more difficult to sustain. "We want the farmers themselves No man before, position" said the coach, had to to control their products; not been abit! to win In art event in nabuild up-- bureaucracy. tional swimming contests two years Bodtee Cooperate m succession ; but Bud had done so "It would seem to me desirable in two events. In the d race that the board, armed with re- he clipped 11 seconds from his own sources and authority, could best rCoord and had come within two work-ou- t these problems by receiv- seconds of the wurldrecora. He various has ing proposals from the more to shoot at, farmers' marketing associations-Thes- e addedsomething the coach significantly in. Instances, many proposals Climax of Achievements particularly la handling stabiliza. Bud'a Victory the coach dtfclared. rfacir-Itle- s tion questtonsrortiandHnf comes as a climax to a series of corcan well take the form of athletic achievements by B. Y. U. porations created by these associa- students. He named as worthy ath tions and owned and managed by letic predecessors Alma Richards, them; Clinton Larson, Owen Rowe, the board, under such restrictions Corbett, Mark Reeve and theGeorge Dixon aa t,he board should be authorized brothers. to apply. In closing he congratulated Bud "Of these" restrictions. on account of his ht'roic effort, for seem to me desirable to Insist that while the young swimmer undoubtno operations should be supported had Innate talent, success which would stimulate increased edly would toot have come without hard production, because by adding to a and consistent work--. Congratulawe relief.' would all defeat surplus tions were also Extended to Coach Leaf. The school. Coach Romney declared, is proud and fortunate to have such a man as Coach Leaf here,, a man who has s'aown some thing more than a professional spirit ' bjJJmonhBattaekers, GKNEV AT 111., April 3 OLE) Ac- alry withdrew to a saft 5 . cused by a coroner's, jury of killing ne repeis, mosny aqui ana AiayoinaianSj, cajme to. with i unnecessar m a few hundred Mrs. Liujan UeKIng W yards of the federal lines ily" in a dry raid on her .home in rswfnif . wore .. . w ffriwo--wuwv Tir u. . , VioVlr c incline ..ri- - gnu PAurora, Deputy Sheriff RwSmTth . iijacpie I faced munslauphtr.r cbargaa today , . ' ,, , ., Tire, Cwuae Not Caiecked Perjury Charge Possible Eugene Boyd Fairchild, on whose Approximately 1,000 men were jn word that he bought liquor from the attacking, pa.rty.jv Many weVe Mrs. DeKing a search warrant wae observed tp fall, although an. acs , issued tor the fatal raid, also faced possible-perjur- y charges. The Jury vuiaie caeca 01 ma oeaa waa imheld that his affidavit was false. . ; . possible. sutt-onnrli- " wampio rc I . MANSLAUGHTER -- lo Committee1 Champion Swimmer and His With Administration's Ap-proval; Farm Board Must Work Out Its Own Destiny. V ' RY FAR M BILL OKEHEI - " . price five ce:;t: - m Ml i m APRIL 3,1929. r the--man- - ' tt-port- urnrt i r inn 1 AprtTl-r- a-. Gewialjruitdopelemittmnd- - -- sena xna siu.ooo. You can't afford Ihg Mexican rebel srmles, has been Ulking picture "TradeH visited by Brigadier General Frank iradeshlp. ' 8 notvp of th8 clty?haracter to miss." A plane believed to be the South- - TJt ,$L.?0XXB S. Cocheu and warned- that the Police admit they are baffled. The champion responded briefly Kdwlna'x real name Is Connie em Croae.pa.-e- d over the miss.on r" . ....., "Z ... and with characteristic modesty. United 8tates wlU not countenance Woodruff, and Is the daufchfrr station at 11 p. m. Sunday, headed determine v the' most VUIIIICVUUII the Injury of American citizens and. popular charthanking the student body for Its of Dr. J. Lloyd and Josephine southwestwurd toward the sea, the acter. : gift and. expressing gratitude that Utah, Colorado and Wyoming Booth Woodruff of Pasadena, of American property by damaging rescue plane's pilot reported here During the evening a dance will he had been able to border .fighting, ' the stats depart-- , the Calif. She was born In Provo radio. by to Closure Champion orators from 12 high name of the B. Y. U. uphold be held with a number of articles Objections ment announced today. II year ago, and Uved here for schools of this district competed to be given away. General To pete expressed regret several years. Rule Received. this afternoon at the Provo high TRANSIENT DIES HERE that bombs had fallen oa American,' The family moved to Salt Lake, school for the honor of representing CHILD IS INJURED soil, Nses, Aria, and Instructed his where Connie attended school. Four W. I. Poole, a transient from this region In the state finals to be ttJ.R) South Bend, Washington, died at Painful Injuries to his hand were commercial agent to setUe all dam--. DENVER, Colo, April to held during the latteY part of this moved Pasadena, the Alrd years, ago they hospital Tuesday evening sustained Tuesday by Francis ages ai one Depreciation of the "time and labor During the past three years Miss ' month. son of Mr. and after a short Illness of pneumonia. Riley, of thousands of men and millions in Woodruff has been Mrs. Lavlna Backua. as. -- if. rl . wrsi said th . In mo The schools who were representengaged He Is said to have bt'en on his way Mrs; Francis Riley of Porvo, when had a been accidental will from bombing and result Investments" George Backua dlad Tu.rt.v tion picture work, and has taken ed at the district elimination this to California when he- was taken a shell cap with which he had been at the'famlly home In Orera, follow- - pwn,'wa A wouW rigid enforcement of the new clos- - ! mnor parts n numerous pictures. 111 on afternoon were1 Lincoln, Provo, B. the' train before of reaching Exploded, playing ure Interior of fragments rule the - auv, k uitm qi oean irouDie. I department T. hleh school Maatl. ML Pleasant s She la the granddaughter of Provo. which entered a finger. In the Rocky Mountain region, ra. tsacKua waa born In Salt the late Judge John E. Booth, Gunnison. Ephriam, Moroni, Pay-In waa Hoover a told President Lake, June 16. 189& and had u.a and the great .granddaughter of aon, Spanish Fork and Springvllle. In excavation work Preliminary WashIn Orem for several years. Shs was petition received In Prlnetsal L. B. Harmon , of the Wilford Woodruff, the third a devout member of th r. n o Provo high school is In charge ot connection with the new paving dis ington last night of the L. D. 8. president Qn church. church. the arrangements for the elimina trict recently created by the city Content Withheld Besides .- -. her husband u To .he tion meet The Judges selected are commission, la now under way with order , from Governor Upon vlved.by eight children Hugh J. Cannon, Bait Lake; Storm City Commissioner Charles Hop Adams of Colorado, Emerson of NEW YORK. April 3 (NEA- 1Clifford, Harel. Edward, Virginia, McDonald, Hcber; Olea Harmon, kins In UU&r-eoa- Ttt Jungle may recover, but It Will Breaking even oa the trip and Dern of has scarifier Wyoming The charge. with twa victories and, two Price; David Oourley, Pleasant never and were same. of be Unts the Pale. letter withheld the jack South defeats, Elroy Nelson and runcrai services will be held prove.. Prof. 4 M. Rowe, Provo. been at work on the Second It reached the White House. For an entire section of Holly. street block, between University Until Don Cluff, Brlgham Young Prldsy at 2 p. ni.. In ths Windsor The picture sketched try the gov wood Is being moved Into the heart street sines West avenue and first ward MENDELSSOHN debaters returned Monday CHORUS chapel, Bishop A, H. Lows or Africa. And because this Involves be started will and ' UaHitalaaAtiii hauling TRA Mala ahAMta Tuesday after an extended debating (Continued on Page Eight) presiaing. , Friends may view the the setting up of an electric plant MILWAUKEE. Wis., April 3 tion of all bans on their beloved body ":rvvr",r: Thursday, no block wm b. dosed tour of California, Daring the V Qi. f.mllr tuima tH a for giant arc lights, all the newest (UEv-L- ed bet. a tremendous majority by me servicea interment win "be In w"' two weeks they met debaters evening ai 8 clock at the B. T. u. 1 sound equipment radio devices, In state on The law remains the T Dlaasaatika a of thai once dry famous f this - trom city brewers, books The attendance of every member la greaa. s, the. Occidental, Lose specially equipped "gas guns" and the "wets" of Wisconsin means but vote the the that today had Excavation work on the Univer of SouUt-ar- a, requested. caravans of films, cameras and succeeded In University have askAl the people legislature rolling up a ruling to what-nsity avenue stretch wlU be com California, and Souththe most extraordinary vote of remove it The legislature hsd 1 menced In a few days, according to "'('" on two western university at Ix cafarl that Jungleland has ever advice asked voters the of the and propdsala. Commissioner Hopkins. It Is prob Y" debatct Angeles. Ths seen will start moving Inland from now Is bound to comply with the In 1,887 of the state's 2,771 preable that through traffic win oe J. C Dickens and A. R. Brlstfr, the British East defended the negative of the African coast vote. vote'd 318,113 to popular cincts the routed along First East street be debaters question, "Resolved, That a Wit majorities were piled up representing the Univer- sometime early In May. This pnge-s- 129.M8 in people of tween Sixth and Twelfth North favor Substitute Should be Adopted repealing the half-wawill a won resemble y of Southern W. la cities. California, the Rural W. sections something early sity Wad.r Owens, sUU of 1,143 la streets white the construction work S to 1 decision ; for the Jury System," between a circus parsde end a state prohibition laws and votes end Increased their Tuesday evening In villages will county dry be 1 agricultural .Utah: Udii Is on. agents In Decision were dropped tn precincts they cast 301,331 a dCbat over that Wglstered In the In Provo to confer with W. J. " against - ths Brlghara military Invasion. led tonight and tavor of legalising 3.75 per cent vote Southern California and beer more referendum of but Advance) Anson Plan Young and J928, Rout university. Call. He & wUl Thayne Party colder rhuredayj Bout hwl era, while vktorioe ber and 129.648 against It wets ever than before out to turned also assist in The California debaters defended NO TAX REDUCTION ths north portion to The takeoff began work preliminary when Director , were erorfd over OcctilfsaUJ . In Milwaukee the voters were ap-- the polls In many communities. to be don la the .launching at the k WASHINGTON. April S -C- Jthe negative side of the question, m, a night. "and RedUnul. The debaters in the first aseaCow "Wisconsin, Tan reduction prohibition ' were rthe rtolvedrTIittrrierrTemitof three Vcjori J alerhnlcal staff both proposals. Prospect of a tax on th aooompanled test passage of. the Jones "five and claUon. A meeting of testing this ooranr Inanity as a Criminal De of 33emiHltfrom New York on thrf the members tour by rrof. Joha C. Bn-so- a, Maximum temp. special session of congress i Milwauof Inhabitants ten" Thus the GoldItself with of ths Abolished." New law, be aligned month was discounted at the traas- fense Should organisation will be held Frinr ur rinnce io mini a mm versdown York, Nevada, Montana and Marylan- day evening at which Russell nrrenting the debatiTuesday, 71 ury todsv despite the prediction of lea Tueller nnd Lowell Johnson rep- - ion of "Trader Horn". The artnra kee and the Industrial cities ng council at !' tvam Tourj d-states here and the lake between which have shore, M govern (resented u b. t. u. his judges are Edwina Boolh.Provo girl, and repealed Keetch. th tester and County a 3100.000.000-surplu- s Univjri!)', Chicago were raising their empty ov never have had state prohibition Agent W, J, Thayne Will be present Minimum temp. meat finance at tto close of this i wera Attorneys L E. Brockbank, A. , - U Booth and El von Jackson, steins today la a toast to ths aboli laws, , oa m. (Continued . ouuine XX fiscal Eight) ., 4 Pagt year. piaaSf Tuesday, - COMPETITION . - , DEATH CALLS OREfil WOMAN STREET PAVING , BEGINS SOON .ii, Wisconsin Votes Dry Law Repeal trl-ata- te , nt Break Even Coast Trip ftw., viy, - .r. 1 Debaters Decision 2 To . Red-land- State Leader To Confer With Agent ot The Weather nt 1 I Ulah-Waeat- .,' ''''. ' . . . ' ' -.-.. ' - ... . a. ch i |