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Phone Wasatch An Independent (THc'M I - - THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1921. BY CONDO EVERETT TRUE The Ogden STANDARD-EXAMINE- R STAT E AND IDAHO NEKS Last moment, suggestions for Christmas, at low prices that make shopping a pleasure. -- ACL. fUCHT Airi- - Latest Items of Interest From Utah and Gem Stata . , INCLUDING il'MSH w ARRIS Y PHONE CO. CASE CHANGED - Youth Charged With Murder Five Employes of Utah and Montana Offices Honored to Face Trial in Salt .. Lake Court for Heroism Ic 311-312 rve - mux vs veRr 1(haC-- i ir juvr BUYING A SENATORSHIP. One of the most impressive speeches made in congress in yearsis that of t Senator Kenyon on the election contest, in which the senate 9 brf Wednesday was notified that to seat Newberry would be undermining fhe foundation of this government. ' The speech is remarkable in that 4be senator, who spoke Is a Republican and of the same political faith as the iiien from Michigan. Believing that the rule of the people is gone, if the Senate: justifies the. expenditure, of hundreds v of thousandsof dollars to se- i i y jfj . the-pres- s ' . - - - pie." , This Is a fearless position for a senator, to take in the presence of .his But Senator Kenyon is service in doing his country Asounding,E warning. The obtaining of senatorial seats by the lavish use of inoney is not peculiar to the Republics " an party. Montana sold a senatorship ' some twenty years ago to a Democrat and at one) time an attempt was made to buy a Democratic senatorship in Utah. . The affliction is found wher-"Vre- r men of wealth, who are not backed ability or popularity, seek to get into the United States by pur. fel-senato- r. ; chase. ; Senator Kenyon, .by branding Newberry and making the buying of a seat In senate odious, does much to stop the disgraceful lowering of the dignity of. the United States senate. THe great majority' of the people should be deeply concerned over these disclosures. If money Is the price of entrance to the United States senate, then 104,990,000 of the 105,000,000 people of this country deny themselves the right to aspire to the senate, with any hope of being elected, because not more than 10,000 have the available - $263,000 rto be employed in corrupting the : electorate, or would be base enough to ask admission on those ' terma of degradation. In no .election, from that of town constable to president of the United States, should the people allow money to measure success.' -- OO- R EC ALLS TWO GREAT, TRAGEDIES. A hit of interesting war history is brought but in the first volume of German history, "War On the. Sea, written: by Captain Itaeder. When the war broke out. Admiral von the Spee had his ships at Kiao-Choof the base German fleet. Pacific'; When it became evident Japan would attack, he believed he had little chance of success In. a fight with the Japanese fleet and so started across the Par cific. ; ; , v It will be recalled that Von, Spee met a British BQuadron off Coronel, Chile, in November, 1914, and hugging close to the coast while the British moved out to sea, the German commander, having the advantage of position, de1914-1918,- " w, . stroyed the British without suffering any great damage. The last seen of the Good Hope, the British flagship, was when the cruiser, wrapped in flames, was caught in a gale. This was one of the most, distressing of British defeats on the sea. ; Immediately the British proceeded to plan to - efface the black mark. Knowing that Von Spee was making for German "waters and would appear in the Atlantic near the tip of South America," a 'squadron was hurried to the Falkland Islands.' In December the smoke of the German squadron was sighted and within a few hours of the signal that the" enemy was approaching, all the warships of Von or in flight. Only Spee one escaped the avenging power of Great Britain. In the two fights--ofChile and the alklands both sides displayed heroic -- were-destroye- d . t f, j Tricollette Embroidered Smocks; colors v ; ,: Navy, Brown, Henna, Black, all sizes $1.95 Silk Jersey Petticoats with Taffeta and Jersey Flounces. All sizes and colors. . . . . .1 $2.45 $1.95 e. DOLLS qualities and the British and Germany. At yesterday's meeting, G. N. Child, went to their deaths wjlhout shrink-- city superintendent of schools, presented information regarding educaing from the fate impending. oo tional costs of various western cities. . "Salt Lake compared favorably with AMERICA'S GAS ' other western cities in operating SECRET IS OUT. he president of the board said. costs," Eastern papers, announce that the secret of the deadliest eas ever in "Salt Lake has a peculiar problem in more children of school age per vented has been disclosed by Profes- having sor Lewis in an address before the capita than most of the municipaliwere studied. The board American Chemical society at Roches- ties which wants to get the highest of education ter, N. Y. The gas was called "Lewdegree of efficiency from the lowest isite," after Professor Lewis. possible expenditures. It wants to During experiments at the Catholic give the taxpayers 100 cents on every university "at Washington, the gas was dollar for their money. The survey discovered and later, perfected by will be a thorough one and will inProfessor Lee of Northwestern univer- clude all of the various school departsity. It was found that acetylene and ments." arsenic trichloride produced ahigh.ly This same method should be emirritating and deadly gas.. When the of education of war broke out this gas was .investigat- ployed by the board ed by Professor Lewis who developed Ogden. oo from it the. gas which ""was to have been used against the Germans. A BIG SILVER MINING small amount would cause violen CONCERN IS DEFUNCT It masks. ojtf gas forcing sneezing, even had the property . of soaking NEW YORK, Dec. 22. The board ' and mask clothing, the gas of directors of the Salvador Silver through the Mines company. Inc., Wednesday isand skin penetrating corroding the to stockholders maka statement sued body, pausing death within a few ing known that the corporation is without Income or funds to carry onhours. business, and that the big proper" j its " it is sam uiai tie In Central America are shut down of thi3 gas in America reached Berlin with no prospects of future profits operation. just before the armistice and was ora from are the mining enterprises in These factor in hastening the surrender . h, n Tnomas Vm Krothinghani.' for- exchange, the armies of Ludendorff and Hinden-burg- mer member of the stock figured prominently as a promoter. Stockholders' suits, charging fraud 00and misrepresentation in the sale ofare now pending against Frothstock, UNCERTAINT1ES ii 11a in, niiutc runic jjivhthe hands of trustees. The petitioners CAUSE A HALT. k t. are outlook Student, of the busines, somewhat puzzled in analyzing the re with other creditors. Several millions proceedings. laxation in business. One of the fi- are involved in the 00 innancial writers says in the steel FOUB LIVES LOST IN rereviews trade midweek the dustry CROSSING ACCIDENT plants as port the United States steel working now at 45 per cent of capa SPRINGFIELD. Mo.. Decr 2L Four hospital. city-- whereat two weeks ago theyj acciNone of the deputies was wounded were the toll of a Uvea were doing better than 50 per cent, a dent at Mountain Grovecrossing Wednesday in the firing, although the assistant St. Louis & storekeeper was .injured in tie arm by in the southbound when a read be will light night change which crashed train San Francisco freight of the recent unfilled order statement, into an automobile in which seven a stray bullet oo showing decline in orders on the persons were riding. The dead: Mrs. Dobbyns. Sr., her son Phil books, as of December 1, to the lowest Thomas aged 22; Omer Dobbyns, HUSBAND'S SLAYER Dobbyns, total of the year and the smallest aged 5. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SUED FOR $10,000 Dobbyns, Jr.. and a since April, 1915. of Mr. and Mrs. Dobbynp. Jr. The Iron Age explains the present daughter Two other members of the party are SALT LAKE. Dec. 22. Suit seeking to live. They were on slowing up of steel, first by the possi- not expected for the death of damages of $10,000 home from Mountain Grove their way also but Dan Karras. was filed rates, bility of lower freight when the accident occurred near the her husband, as-- to prices." Uncerdistrict court by Mrs. in the yesterday by "uncertainty, city limits. James Karras - is against with shooting Dobbyns. who was driving, Georgia whotainty on that question might, indeed, didThomas charged not see the train. 8. be taken as the key to pretty nearly her husband. November bound over to been has of Nlkolopoulos the every market at the approach of on a DIRECTOR court charge jBECKER the Third district Ills but the uncertainty is of a year-end- , arraignmanslaughter. OP TINTIC STANDARD voluntary but ment was set for last Saturday curiously different sort in different when his atone wek was continued markets. In stocks, most people of Tobin. stated to the SALT Dec. 2 2. A dividend torney. John F. was seriousdefendant the court indirment havet for some time be- - of 5 centsLAKE. that per share payable Decem ly ill at a local hospital as a result lieved that the logical attitude of the ber 31. to stockholders of record De of his refusal to take food while con- 28, was declared by the dlrec In the r.ountv Jail. market would have been maintenaac cember torate of the Tlntic Standard Mining fin1 was tried for flrst-de-- J NiiroloDoulos but prou. L. Becker of of virtually unchanged prices, company yesterday, charge was re- r murder, but the Ben Ogden was elected to the directorate. gree fessional speculators would not leave The Johnson Judge dividend disbursement amounting duced by City had to introduced been the when the market alone, utterly to $58,735 brings the grand total of testimony defendant Karthought show that the meaningless alteration of, rapid ad- dividends paid up to the end of this ras to be Gus Tryfonopolous. Nlkolo Jo-hans- en, 15-ye- ar But-terwor- th j its-plac- u? I j j . -- 1 ur 1 board,-howaver- , -- re j j i . - o e 0 w two-year-o- ld i iko'o-poulo- s. No. Bear r,5 21 Mountain lion Wildcat and lynx A 2.615 11,669 Coyotes 45 Wolves TOTAL 14.4 03 Bear Mountain lion . Wildcat and lynx Coyotes . . . Wolves TOTALS $ -- 1920. Amt. 86 27 2.560.00 800.00 9,569.80 55,172.50 1.812.50 3,277 14,100 29 ' 569.914.80 BALDWIN APPOINTED HEAD OF UTAH FUEL SALT LAKE, Dec. 22. A. R. Baldwin has been named general manager of the Utah uel company, succeeding Alexander H. Cowle, who has served for fifteen years. The retirement comes as a result of the change of control of the board or mrectorB, which was made by the stockholder of the company at a meeting held la New York esjrly this month. Mr. Cowle went to New York a few days ago, arriving there Monday, and seed- it is supposed that he and the new the latter was poulos believedwas board of directors failed to arrive at out the an at brought ing his life, it agreement. hearing. Mr. Baldwin, who. Is president ot oo the Western Pacific Railroad corporation which owns all of the stock of GIRL SHOOTS SELF the Utah Fuel company, arrived in Salt Lake Tuesday morning on the FOLLOWING REPROOF way to Ban Francisco, where he to spend the Christmas holidays hopea with his family. He came here in company 22. Dec. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., II. Young, president of the Joseph girl liv- with Alberta Woods, a & Rio .Grande Western Denver from ing at Grass Creek. 4 0 miles heart the herself shot through here, oc with a .22 calibre revolver after her father had reproved her for dipping VETERAN FIREMAN her spoon into a Jam pot at the table, according to word reaching here toSTRUCK BY AUTO day. Into went The girl left the table, another room and shot herself, ac-a SALT LAKE. Dec. 22. Detectives to the report, after writing cording C. Wr. Patten and L. L. Larsen said tonote which said: day that they are working on clues "Dear papa: I am giving up my that will lead to the arrest of the autoon out can life. You take your spit mobile driver that last night ran down some one else. I am through for a and seriously Injured Harry Leland. while." 74 years of age, veteran fireman, 827 . oo East Third South street .at Third South and Ninth East streets. Leland FATAL SHOOTING a compound fracture of the - FOLLOWS ARGUMENT sustained left leg. a broken right arm and probable concussion of the brain. After the car had dragged his body some KELLOGG, Idaho, Dec. 22. Carl 50 feet the driver stopped, pulled the Midstar, 38, a painter, was shot a.nd body free from the car and drove off. Dr. J. J. Galllgan, who treated the killed Wednesday by Steve Actlbia. a steps of a boarding injured man at the emergency hospilaborer, on the, an argument, accord- tal, said the injury to his head made house, following ing to witnesses, involving seats at the his condition very serious, and that his table. Actibls was captured by a posse age might make it difficult for him to. withstand the shock, " fter a. chase' of half an. hour. af-te- vances came. and equally -- declines rpid - - . Foreign exchange also is in the list of uncertainties, and so all business Is waiting developments. ' oo SCHOOLS TO STUDY ECONOMY. : . , ' : Recognizing "that expenditures are getting too high to be borne by the taxpayers, the Salt Lake school system is to be gone over most carefully after the f irst of the year to determine If any reductions can be made without lowering "the present educational standard. This is a move In keeping with the general demand for retrench" , ment in taxation. The president of the .Salt Lake board of education has named a committee to carry on this investigation. The committee will make a thorough study of the operations of the various departments of the board before making its report to the board of educa-tionx- f or consideration. Several weeks at least would be taken up by the survey, during which time many meetings of the committee will be held. year to 11,233,435. oo HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE TEN YEARS. Don't give up hope if you are sufrheumatic fering from backache, pains, stiff, swollen Joints, always tired In groin and muscle or feelingpains other symptoms of kidney trouble. J. T. Osborn, R. F. D. No. 1, Lucasville, O., writes; "I had kidney trouble for 10 years. I tried all kinds of kidney remedies but they did me no good. I took one bottle of Foley KWney Pills and they helped me so much I am well now." Advertisement. Flowers for Christmas . - 1 Just received, a fine assort- ment, of potted flowering and foliage plants. Call and examine the stock. ' - ' John Norton r Florist 2223 Washington Ave. Phone 611 The Scientifically Built. Wtch J59.613.SO No. ...17,519 oo Aint. 1.650.00 gao 00 7,846.00 46.676.00 2,812.50 The Waltham "10 tizc" No. 1015 Gentlemen's Thin Watch For Twenty-Eigh- t best, , - ; good and dependa- -' ' time-keepin- g, bility. . . . No. 2 It's a " io Size." That means a dressy watch. It looks it, and it is as good as it looks. No. 3 It's thin. But Waltham quality guarantees v . service. a g - 17-year-- rail-roa- , No. 1 It's a Waltham movement. That means the . : Dollars Just Read these Values : . d. No.4 No. 5 " life-lon- case, guaranteed for io. years. . dollars! Style Twenty-eigaccuracy-reliab- ility, an at price. And the namc.r waltham" on the dial.. Gold-fille- d ht eye-openi- ng . i : - . Ask your jeweler to show you "io Size" Watch. It this Waltham is a beauty.. Writ for a valuable booklet that is a liberal " Watch" education Sent free upon request. The Wmllham Watch Company Gentlemen's Crescent Street Waltham, . Mast. WALT H AM THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER. T1AAB I , of if fmmmlt Xfallham AJlttjjvtorrvkiiTi.m-f:itcJ lUfdcn ih mir-fricSi- . v eualt'ry worUfM GIFTS THAT LAST SfedtmtitM and ' Ifdmg cart ' I f e, (j " r J)uilu self-defen- se cure 263,-.',bO- i .... -- a senatorial seat. Senator Ken-;- . yon proceeded to denounce Newber-- . ry's campaign In which 'at least was spent. . day has - not arrived," said ' Senator Kenyon, "when a few in, the United States senate can y men t determine what Republicanism is. If io, God save the Republican party. A of Michigan large part of 'was subsidized in the Newberry cam- naign. At least $140,000 was spent for publicity. Two hundred and one pampers were secured.--- . The price of senatorial seats has been goings up and if fit keeps going up it surely will reach Itbe $500,000 mark in the next ten years." r; Eventually, said Senator Kenyon, the Newberry case will be heard in .,.he court of .the great American peor QP It. Judfe W. F. SALT LAKE. Dec. 22. Five emNEPHI Knox yesterday granted a change of ployes of the Mountain States Teler venue Lake for the. retrialsec-of phone and Telegraph company, who American Flyer Train, size 0 Engine, Eugene Harris, convicted once ofJesse have received the Theodore N. Vail ond degree murder for killing Coal Car, Passenger Coach, 8 lengths medal for and valor Cone on the Harris ranch at iroui heroism in the of track Creek. July 22, 1919. Harris was sen- performance of their duties, were yestenced to 20. years 4raprleonment. entertained Salt Lake the terday by Orizlnallv-MrsAlice J. Harris, wia- The medals were awarded in the ow, and her two sons, Eugene and IceTrjal City Auditorium at Denver, Colo., Deland, were charged with murder,ran oi cember 19. The presentations were or the case was held here in tne 1919. Airs. Harris and her son, Ice made by Ben S. Read, president of the land, were acquitted and tugene con company. Those who were awarded the medvicted. $1.95 Effanbee Dressed Doll... The case was carried to the supreme als and who live in Utah and Montana .....$1.00 were entertained last night at a dinner court by counsel for the defendant, $2.50 Effanbee Dressed Doll .$1.45 former Judge, D. N. Straup and E. O. and theatre party by O. J. Hyde,.man-age- r of congressman the local teleof branch the present Leatherwood, $7,50 Effanbee Waddle Doll, dressed.. .$2.95 from Utah. The conviction was set phone company, and the heads of the aside and the defendant granted a new departments. The Vail medal Jury by are to be trial on the ground that the was not made annually andawards were established which he was found guilty in the theory of oy tne widow of the late Theodore N. M I LLI H ERV sufficiently instructed as it applied to the case. Vail formef president of the Hell TelNewly retained in the case, Attor- ephone company. 'Under the terms of the establishment. silver and ney Samuel A. King, came to Nephi In bronze medals are goIU. awarded members yesterday and made representations the Bell Telephone system throughsupport of a motion for aa change of of venue. At the first trial large per out the United fctates for acts available for Jury uously Illustrating Mr. Vall's conspicIdeas of pent of the 190 men were called in. the public service. duty In the county Harold E. La Belle, manager of the two weeks consumed in securing a the witnesses, of telephone office at Tooele, is cited as Jury. Again, most oftwenty-ninwere performing the most conspicuous and whom there were under the necessity of traveling to Ne- outstanding act of 68 medal winners, phi by way of Salt Lake from Trout when, on December 12. 1920, he carm.BnraK.C3rT.!L Creek and Gold Hill. The change of ried a felkiw worker, who had been ina saveconsiderable venue will expense jured, in fall from a pole, through a to the state in mileage. raging blizzard and over rocky und Likewise a' pending charge of assault swampy ground to a place where medm with a deadly weapon, with intent to ical attention could be obtained. Mr. La Belle was awarded a silver commit murder upon Deputy Sheriff I hold up your hands. " Biers complied. medal for especial valor, a bronze MURDERER ESCAPES against the Joseph Sabey, preferred to 170 In The robber himself to helped was medal transferred for his atmother and sons, courage and devoted FROM STATE PRISON ver. currency,' but did not take any silthe Salt Lake court. Sabey was wound- tention to duty, and a cash award of with the Harrises, $250. ed in tht clash After the bandit bad placed the. Another Utahn recognized for exwhich resulted in the death of Cone. in his pocket, he backed to the Dec. 22. SALT Alex LAKE. money Bargo. are is service brothers The Harris Annie Margaret attending ceptional sentence a his pistol In his pocket, state in the door, placed the University of Utah at the present night operator at Mount serving In the second de- and disappeared into the darkness. for murder on prison apat who a received Pleasant, bronze liberty medal time, Eugene being from The police were notified, but too. late made at the for prompt and Intelligent service to gree, yesterday walked away numpeal bond. The defense to obtain any clew. which might lead were a who overseeing trial was that Cone was trespassing on the public In an emergency. The cita- guards to adthe bandit's capture. In a field of ber at work tion prisoners time on at the ofthe says that while Decemthe Harris ranch duty, Goods valued at more than $1000 and the deBargo escaped. prison, ber 2. 1920. at 4 o'clock in the morning joining shot In shooting and that the son were stolen waa from the store of E. because the angry apparently she A hand ranch in detected smoke fense of his mother. the air. traced board Of pardons failed to act favor& Son of West Jordan benear-oy me uro in a turned state's evidence and testified and called ably upon his petition for parole last tween 10 o'clock stoy, last Tuesday night the fire department. Her intelligent against the members ofofthe family 5 o'clock yesterday morning, acand Saturday. the supreme 'action saved the business section of the Following the order A description and photograph were cording to a report made to Sfheriff C. court that a new trial be accorded the town from menace. Frank Emery. later preparted and sent to officials was ror case set oiner three to receive awards ine convicted man. the The burglars apparently used a an in the and county city or the court are employed in the Mate of Montana, throughout January 3 on the calendar of to haul away the stock. truck to effort the fugitive. apprehend K. David venue. It here. With the change McPherson, manager of the senGoods stolen from the store includBargo began his fifteen-yea- r on the calen company s urrice at Havre. must now take, la tence Mont., ed October He 25,' ap193. fifty pairs of shoes, $100 worth of dar of the Third district court for set- awarded a bronze medal for devoted parently, that he had servedfelt, suf$100 worth of Ivory and a silverware, of the court and courageous service to the public ficient ting, so that the action some worth of ribbons, 12 $100 of time for perfumes. his crime, The citation says for last length here will mean at least delay In in anonemergency. of 25 pairs of men's forty-foone was he of coveralls, pairs Saturday October 20. 1920. at 4.02 a. in. that the retrial of the case. 12 men's khaki rators. 30 who trousers, clemency sought prisoners a terrific gas explosion occurred in a 00 knives and 60 boxes of choc- -, state of at board of hands the the parpocket building adjoining the telephone of- dons.. Two fellow countrymen of Bar-g- o olates. Mr. McPherson, his way oo TWO ROBBERS KILLED fice. offered to see that he was given with difficulty fromworking a rear room, employment his and guaranteed good the IN HOLDUP ATTEMPT reached room, reassured behavior while be'.wa's under parol NO FURTHER SHOCKS the operatorsoperating and maintained uninter- to was of them. The FELT AT ELSINORE service. rupted telephone not the that had Bargo opinion FVances Florence Rox and Sybil sufficient time for the crime for served CASPER, Wyo., Dec. 22. Two unwhich identified robbers, one believed to be Marguerite Oudmundson, operators, at he was convicted, and despite the pleas Havre. Mont., office are awarded of an attorney, denied the RICHFIELD. Deo. 22. No further J. S. Brown, were killed here Wednes- the application. earth tremors being felt in the Elel-no- bronze the medal for devoted and to to Bargo, according prison records, day night when they attempted to the residents in that secservice courageous in an the district, public lived In Kureka for several years. Jtlon are hold up a store a few blocks from the emergency, because for. the Christmas at preparing was an stayed they There between estrangement business section. their posts and gave uninterrupted tel- him and a woman, festivities. School children holiday com man another The sheriffs office had been Inform- ephone wervic at the time of the ex Irig into her life Bargo learned ofiK4hire.d yeAer?ajrvto rehearse for the ed of the possibility of the attempted plosion, fhe triangle, waited for the other man oo W. Jj. Warner, M. C. ' and slew him with an axe. He was JonathanW.Lloyd, holdup a few minutes before it ocA. A. Poul- Nelson, Vandergrif.were rushed and sentenced to tried fifteen years sen and O. C. Thurber haveL. arranged curred and three deputies after his conviction for second degree for the annual Commercial club ball-tto the store in cars. A few minutes 14,405 PREDATORY murder. on masks. two men.after be given December 27 at the Anona putting later, ANIMALS ,. oo-KILLED in and! A minstrel show under the pavilion. just outside thve store, stepped ana LONE BANDIT ROBS nw of John Hall vrill be a forced M. L. Small, the owner, supervision SALT LAKE. Dec. 21. A total of feature of the Commercial, club enL. assistant to hold up their hands. as- 14,405 S. STOREKEEPER animals were killed tertainment this year. predatory The robbers then followed theHe-rror in utali ended the March 20. year 33 sistant into the rear of the store. for ia21. which the bounties tolal paid! 22. A SALT HAVE lone WONT Dec LAKE. TO WORK and in amounted to 613-5ther encountered two deputies as comparea 17. into of walked store Dec. the It has Just ;been RIGA, Joseph one robber to 17..519 killed during the year end- Biers. 628 South First west street atl learned here stead of surrendering, a decree that the ed March The 1920. 31, for whicli bounties 6 o'clock last night and pointing ajabolitlon of compulsory labor for opened fire, the deptuies replying. Tutt in to $69,914.80 were paid. other robber ran, encountering a ihird amounting gun at the proprietor said, "this tells sia has been brought up before the A tabulated statement prepared lni you who to open the cash register and then Council of the Peoples' Commissaries. the store, outside deputv just or tne omce Mark Tuttle. state auditor to he as him attempted killed shot and showing the number of predatory animals killed each year is as follows: . escape, rne ouier ruuun, a in placed after died 1921. being wounded, (f-fic- Ford-Newberr- (A to-S- alt 5409. i Beacon Blanket Bath Robes, Indian Pat- terns and Flowered Designs , i |