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Show RIVALS THE mm BEST Utah county" SURPASSES THE REST FOUTY-THIR- YEAR, NO. 63. D First Session Will Be Called Friday Morning at Junior High - School Auditorium; Fruit. Festival Is Arranged Tr AIIteachers oft he Provo at v,'Y1 Bodies of- - Victims Sent-J- - Cost $19,000. POCATELLO, .LVV . i Idaho,Sept bodies 5-- Plans are i- 9:30. Two sessions will be held Friday, Parks Airway plane, which crashed here yesterday, taking a toll of both of them of a general nature tseven lives, was being arranged "to No department sessions will be held day by Field Manager Felix Steinle. n at this time, and no The body of Pilot Paul V. Wheat-le- y speakers have been engaged. Acwill be sent to his home in Spo to Smith, " Superintendent cording : "another institute is. to be held later, kane, Wash." The entire family of Lawrence When the teachers will be in a betline In mechanic for-tter position to consider actual prob- Schaper," Salt JkeiJtywaawipedout,His lems. wife" and "two children boarded the Following Friday afternoon' ses- plane at Butte.' Thebodies" will be sion an to Butte for burial. social has been arranged for all the returned The other victims of the crash teachers of the city schools. This were Jesse S. Richards, Ogden, affair will be a fruit festival and Chamber of Com will be held In Provo canyon. secretaryW.Ogden A. McLean,, Spokane, merce; connected the with city Everybody Liberty magazine; system, including teachers, super- representative A. Tlmmerman, Ogden, news visors, board members, custodians Floyd manr and office help are expected to par- paperThe-- wrecked plane, recently pur ticipate In the outing. . ' chased from the Atlantic Aircraft to over been Saturday has given a cost of $19,060, had the principals of the various build- acorporationofat2,000 pounds additionings. The teachers are expected to al capacity to the weight of two pilots:" On meet and prepare their class rooms its trip .the shlp carried for the beginning of class work the about forty pounds of mall, making following Monday morning. entire load less than one-haThe program of the institute fol- the its capacity. lows in detail: Friday Morning, Sept 7 " ' lf Paxman, president board of education; vocal duet; school relations, L. B. Harmon, principal of theJJ3en- . lor high; J. W. Thornton, principal of the Junior high; J. O. Moffitt, principal of Tlmpanogoa school, - Each 20 minutes. Instrumental mu- --"The Health Program," by - ale; Miss Irene L. Harris. 1 Afternoon :S0. Friday - Community Blnglng, led by Mr. Ernest Paxman; school relations, Bupt. Charles A. Smith; Instrumental music; "The Individual Pupil," by Dr. L. John Nuttall, Jr.; vocal aolo, "A Dream," (Eartlett) by Fred Webb. 3:30t.Fruit festival In Provo canyon, for all teachers, supervisors, board ' members, uperlntendcnt, custodians, and office help. ; Saturday, September 8 9:00 a. m. All teachers will meet at their respective school buildings. . I.H.SsfERS' PAPER IS SOLD DEMOS FORM ORGANIZATION Officers For Temporary Count jr Convention Named; i Newman Is Keynoter At a recent meeting of Utah county Democratic executive com-mita temporary organization for the county convention to be held in Spanish Fork, Saturday, September ' 15, was formed. , Frank -- B, Newman, mayor of Pleasant Grove, was chosen as temporary chairman and- keynote speaker. Vice chairmen will be chosen by Mrs. Ivon D. Gore, county vice chairman of the county organization, who was Instructed to select a woman from the north end of the county and one from the south to act in this capacity. . Wilson K. Anderson of Provo was chosen as temporary- - secretary, and Ralph Morgan of Spanish Fork will be chaplain. 'George IL Naylor will - . be scrgeant-at-arm- - s. The county executive- committee will hold a meeting in Pleasant Grove this evening for the purpose of organizing a young people's Democratic club. It Is announced. TWIN FALLS. Idaho, Sept. 6 Bait of the Twin Falls Times property to a group of Oregon publishers was closed Tuesday when Judge Hugh A. Baker of Rupert, in district court here, signed an order approving the sale by Frank Kleff-nereceiver, for the $22,000 "upset" price that had been authorized by the court last Thursday. The order confirming the sale awarded to L H. Masters of Pocatello his compromise claim for $13,250, and diArthur Birk, son of Chief of Porected that the balance of the purchase price 'Bhould be held by the lice and Mrs. Ott Birk of Provo, "receiver subject to the order of the left Sunday for Denver to attend court for payment of other claims. the dental school of the University Mr, Masters, formerly editor of the of Denver the coming year: He has Provo' Herald, was owner of the attended the Young university the years taking a property which the Times company last two He expects to complete the had been operating since June, 1921, course.' dental course offered by under an option agreement Mr. four-yeMasters asserted that, $16,553 was the Denver school, Mr. Birk was accompanied, from ": due under this agreement. New owners of the 'property are Salt Lake by Brown Ingersoll, an- E. B. Aldrich, F. W. Lampkln of Mther"' Y'1 student and James Chad- Pendleton and L.'D. Drake of As-- " wickrhotlrof American Fork, who toria, Oregon, They are owners of will attend the same school. .T" the East Oregonin at Pendleton and the Astoria Evening Budget at "". Astoria. ' Joseph S. Harvey, who was an employe oOhe. Times here seven years ago and has been for the past " several years editsnsf the llermls- - toiv .Oregon. Herald, it to be .editor of the Times under the new owner- . .. hip. . The annual nomination and election of officers to serve during the ensuing year will be conducted tonight by the Provo Post No. 13. American - Legion at- - the- - Armory-- , toFair Utah beginning at 8 o'clock, according to D. Arlo Allen, night and ThurstoA great deaTof enthusiasm has day; cooler been shown among legionnaires of night northwest " late regarding the , election Mid portion. much rivalry Is expected tonight Maximum temn. by factions . sponsoring different Tuesday .....91 candidates. Minimum temp. The" officers who will be selected Tuesday two tonight are, Hottest day four "' e a r, jr Friday, committee men, adjutant, finance July t7.v...10t officer and ergeant-at-arm. -- r, BIRKGOESTO U. OF DENVER pre-dent- ar LEGION POST IN ELECTION -- The Weather .j. s. V. : r . I capaorty, hta-Tie- rer.will- represent the grand alted ruler, "whose headquarters are maintained in New York. City. He expecU to leave lnjhe near future for Chicago to deputies. -- LjsS WASHINGTON, Sept 5 (UP). Enactment by states of uniform laws to regulate civil aeronautic waa urged today by the commerce department which made public suggested draft"of-- a "model law." Under thia, pilots operating within a state would have to obtain a fed eral license as required cf those in Interstate traffic. Now operators In Interstate traffic need not be licensed unless the state law so pro- of- j fice, has come to the Provo lodge which holds an enviable poaitioa among the lodges of Utah. ' Mr. Farrer is receiving the congratulations of his friends throughout the state upon his appointment farrer A TURNS FROM- - CLUB-WOMEN Special When E. A. Conn of Kansa City, late plans .secured on" the Ofem for the dayKas., learned that Judge George W. Planned Folmer of Otathe, Kas.; had mar Program Citizens and visitors' - will as-ried his eloping daugh- semble at Memorial Park ' in the . ter Elizabeth Anna to William afternoon for a- handshake. At In Mashburn, he gave the judge - a n'rlork all will Dartlclpate irt a Appeal Made For Support beating. The Judge, who says the basket lunch with hot coffee, melMaintaining Home For girl told him she was 18, is pic- ons, and fruit provided bx the Pay-so- n tured with a black eye after the afCivk Worr committee. An informal profair with Conn., and the elopers are will be given at this timeAt shown above. Judge Folmer is 60 gram 7:30 in the evening a program will board and has only one armj At a recent meet!i,rT5f-th- e be followed with aball in the Pay-sowomen's dub of control of t Pavilion. house. compriKpd of three members S. L. Committee) Named each of the following .from The Salt Lake committee In Municipal council dues Dr. L. C. Potter. Mrs. Emma Sorosis- and Nineteenth Century Kccler, clubs. It was decided to secure bids Ramsey Morris. Charles Dr. L, N. Ellsworth and Mrs. Ida from architects of the city with a Coombs Lund. . view 'Of remodeling thefront-o- f The various committees from the the- are' follows: as club Payson Lions floors, and otherwise improving the General, P. C. Wightman, Dave home, according to announcement Niel Shuler. Ray Monson,, O. C of Mrs. W. T. Hasler, member of H. R. Merrill Impressed With sen, " Cv E. Clowardr Jr.f reception, " the board. Mrs. Will Dowdle, Mrs.. Jack Dix Fine Spirit Prevails Fine Crop Conditions In on, Mrs. Mary McBeth, Mrs. Ruth 'The club Bplrit,' which Blmply ."' com. Webb. Mrs. T. H. Wilson, Mr means a desire to better-th- e ... Gem State Julia Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Ed munity in which we live," has beeri in bur city and state with Harper, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Merrill of this W.R. Wightman and Charles Dix- growing Mrs. Hasler derapidity," great city returned Tuesday from Boston on; publicity, Ray Monson, F. B. clared In touching on the alms and Idaho, where they have been spend- Wheelwright and J. H. Mountford; ambitions of the women's organizaing a few days with their parents, park, O. C. Nielsen, George Chase, tion! here. relatives, and friends at Mr, Mer- James Cloves, R. W. MeMulIin; "Provo women have led our state rill's boyhood home. t, finance, P. C. Wightman, T. F. in civic pride and activity. Through Mel-vin Visits Cache Valley Heral- dT. E. Reece; program, tne efforts of the Women's MuniciOn their way going and coming Wilson, C. O. Nelson, Dr. L. pal council, the members of "which they stopped at the office of the D. Stewart, George Barnott; re sponsored the club home, which has Cache Valley Herald, the Utah freshments," ,C. E. Clowacd, Jr., proved to be a great boon to the sister of the Evening Herald where Dave Bigler, Lee R. Taylor, Dr. L. club women of the city. The federn D. Pfouts; dance; Davo they visited with Shulrr; ated clubs tf the city now hold the and E. C. Rodgers. who are Reid Persson, J. F. Oleson, E. H. deeds to this home." there assisting in changing the StrectTaecoration, B. F. Ott," Will Cooperation Asked to a daily. McCormlck, Earl Ferguson. niper from a With the rentals procured from T. C. Cornell, formerly of the Des- the Utah Power and Light company eret News, is managing editor of and various-BOcl- al groups, as well the new dally and believes that a as the yearly upkeep fund from the successful future awaits the new three clubs, the home is now paying venture. for Itself, it is explained. Good-Mr. Conditions Crop "It Is the hope of the women of Merrill reports that crops In federation to make their home the Idaho are splendid. Both the beets as possible so that it as attractive condiand wheat crops are in fine demand for varibe in will greater tion. Much of the dry farm land has Mrs. Hasler pointed ous yielded forty bushels per acre and out. "To this end we desire the Melvln C. Miller. Who has been a few patches have gone as high as and cooperation of all citififty bushels per acre. working for the past two months in support zens and organizations of our cjy. The pessimism of a few years ago the offices of the New York Central By this support we shall be able has been largely replaced by optim Lines, has been recently promoted to continue our civic work, such as ism hi the farmers have discovered to the position of aSsi.stant to the equipment for playthe excellence of their crops. Hay secretary to the vice president of providing and foster recreational has also done well thia year in the Securities Corporation of that grounds, movements for our girls." " of held which the drouth has spite organization. the valleys In its grip all summer. This position is one of very high As usual Cache Valley is speckled standing and much responsibility. with herds of black and white cat- Mr. Miller went to New York City tle, according to Mr. Merrill, who the latter part of June and immediwas especially interested In the pro ately secured work with this com, pany. v gress of dairying in that region. Mr. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Great Dam Progressing The $200,000 dam which is be XJharles R. Miller of Provo. Is plan ing constructed northeast of Pres- ning to attend the New ork Uni ton, Whitney, Nashville, and Falr-vie- versity until he receives his doctor's LOS ANGELES, Sept 5 (UP) districts is rising at the rate degreev Passengers on an eastbourid Santa' of about six Inches a day as ap Fe train were held up and robbed proximately 1,000 loads of dirt a last night by a bandit or bandits who escaped when 'the locomotive's day are being dumped on it by on a hill near thirty dump wagons. The dam will speed was reduced, " be sufficiently. finished oy the time . Pasadena. ... wet weather stops the worw. to onTy one- man was seen Although ' make it possible for . considerable to have taken part in the robbery, more than half a reservoir full of passengers reported that he conwater to. be Impounded ready for versed with an unseen partner who next season s crops. was standing guard. There is every reason to' believe, Phillip Austin and James Green, now Mr. Merrill says, hat a .new era of completed VBUdevilleactoraof. New York, Arrangements are Geneprosperity, is about to dawn on for the outing to be given at and P. S. Callaghan, all of whom va Friday, September 7, under the were" southern Idaho: sitting In the smoking comThe Franklin county 'rodeo and auspices of the' Provo Women's partment of a sleeping coach, were or all' Republi- the victims. fair will be held this coming week Republican rmb,-fcans of Utah eourity over the age of ' At the polnt of it gun: they were ' : 21 years.- -forced -- to empty their The affair will commence, nt 4 Total loot was J50 o'clock, which will provide ample time for bathing, .boating and supJUVENILES, ARRESTED per before the program starts at. 7 Three Juveniles of Vineyard were o'clock in the pavilion. , The fol- lodged in the county lowing numbers will appear on the by Special Officer J. McKeon Kartch-nef program: Duet, Mrs. Rose on a ch'srgC'of tampering with the .and Mia. Inland Coolu cornft ignal-ligm- X switches .and other duet Byron Dastmp and Reed Tan- appliances on the track" "of the ner;, song, Ralph Worthen, accom- Union Pacific railroad property at -- X. small fire, caused $25 damage -the Vineyard: panied- by Clyde Sangren-- t it the apartment of Dr. H. G. piano and- Miss Lucille t. Helndselman, 126 South First East . . CLUB LEADER VISITS -street, at noon today. Hot ashes Mrs,. Grace president . D. P Murray, hoys rand girls' side of a garage of the Provo Women's Republican club plied against-thspecialist from the Utah Agricaused the blaze, which spread to club, will introduce the nominees of an adjoining coal house,, according the state ticket, after which a cultural - college visited Provo Wednesday. Accompanied by Anspn to Fire Chief Reed Bosnard. handshake- - wlir he held: r Dancing assistant county agent ... he ? Prompt response of the Tire de- - wlll conclude the day's activities. , Call, made a visit of the 4H clubs," of partraen held the damage to a mini. l Everyone requested to furnish the county- - In. the Interest of .club mum, Lthefr own luncheon. work at the county and state fairs. IMPROVEHOME n ENJOYS VISIT - TO 0LD.H0ME -- r Tol-hurs- Ras-muso- ly MILLER GETS NEW YORK JOB BANDITS ROB SANTA FE TRAIN . GO. P. : - GIVE OUTING -- - FIRE DAMAGES .LOCAL GARAGE . MerrilL-Vio-llnls- Of Estranged .Wife;WYI -- A - Sept ) - aim ineaier uwner "OKLAHOMA CITY, ' Vic- - ' i 5 (UP Joint murder charges were filed today against Mrs. Molly Mays, '29, and D. L. Roberts, 40, Los Angeles, for the shooting to death of Raymond Mays, 34, estranged husband of Mrs. Mays," as the trio scuffled here last during a domestic"' ' quarrel ' " flight. The shooting occurred In front ' of an' apartment occupied by Mrs." Mays, Roberts and a sister of Mrs. Mays, after Mays had called to see his wife. Maya waa a theater owner and a. automobile dealer of Erlck, : vides AllpilotahoweverinusJ; haW" their planes "identified" by number. .. The department would establish a uniform set of air regulations In every state In conformity with requirements of the J federal law. only . federal Sterling: Ercanbrack and Wife Legislation requiring the - department said. licenses, would be of real benefit to manuEnjoy-- Trip t Atlantic facturers, pilots and operators, who i Seaboard would then know that compliance with the state laws would also be general compliance with federal regulations. Sterling -- Ercanbrack, Under draft, local police aubuyer for Ercanbrack and Son of thorities this would handle air law viothia city, has Just returned from an extended trip Into the buying mar- lations In the same manner now kets of Chicago, New York, Phila- provided for motor vehicles. delphia and St. Louis. Combining pleasure with business, being acBoyd and Davis Return From' companied" by Mrs. Ercanbrack, Coast. Hunt For WU- several excursions - were - enjoyed, one of which took them Into Canda. kin's Slayers Interest Shown In Politic Tfmpeaking of his trip Mr. Ercan brack. reports a very successful Sheriff J. D. Boyd and Deputy visit, and many splendid purchase George- - Da via - returned to -- Provo were made for fall and winter late Tuesday night from San BerThe Provo Chamber of Commerce nardino, where they went to investrade. He states that the political situation seems to be having no will be represented at the- hearing tigate clues and suspect in Conmaterial effect on business condi- to be conducted at Price, Thurxd"y, nection with the murder of Joseph tion geerally, although a great deal Sept. 6, by the public-- utilities com E. Wllklns, nightwatchman of the tion generally, although a great deal mission of Utah In regard to the Spanish Fork Co-owho was mur4 - Xl application of. the natural gas in- dered by some unknown assailant no He reports that great style terests for a public certificate of last Tuesday night The offlcera checked on every rechanges are hutvn In" men's cloth- necessity and convenience. At ing thU year. The double breasted meeting of the board of directors of port.: along the way both . going vest seems to be taking quite a the chamber held last night. Secre- down and coming back. Stops were part in the dress of young men this tary E. S. Hinckley waa appointed made at service stations and other Mm fall. Dark color ead,-with as the representative of the Provo places where guns and other artimedium browns, and a sprinkling organization. cles had been reported as having of dark green shades for those of -It was argued at last night's been offered for sale. more extreme tastes, Mr. Ercan- meeting that the question of intro- No Clues Obtained brack states ducing natural gas into the state No - satisfactory -- leads were - oh-' Dark Shoes Stylish: should be thoroughly discussed Shoes To blend in black or dark from all angles so that the present tained, according to the officers. rifle had been tan with hats also to match will established industries of the state One old Winchester e. one plaee-neat of disposed much as as the In predom- would not" suffer by the change. prevail. In another place a Nevada... In are colors ladles apparel inating The of the chftmb'r .22 rifle and a shotgun had been black and tan, ladies' shoes will favored (director the of an ath- offered for sale. None of these fire appointment brown. also be chiefly black and letic to work arms corresponded with the one relations committee smart combining neat patterns with physical education depart stolen at the Spanish"F6rk . effects in black patent leather, he with ment of the Young university to "" BUYING TRIP Okla-nom- - SHERIFFS FAIL TO FIND CLUE PROVO C. OF C. t T AT GAS HEARING -- -l- '- - -- -- Mes-quit- ar . . . establish a Continued On Page Three more whole-hearte- d cooperation between the school and the businessmen of the community. Questioned Suspect ' Leland Ohlsen, who together with his pal, Ray Lund, was mentioned In connection with the -case, waa brought to Provo Wednesday by officers from the Salt7 Lake police department' He 'was questioned at length by Sheriff Boyd In regard to hU .whereabout on the night In question. Later In the day he was taken to Spanish Fork by Sheriff Boyd, Deputies B. F. Roper and S. A. Willis In an effort to make a possible Identification. Nothing of a tangible nature was discovered that ,' might connect Ohlsen - -- with the crime. Bill Earnhart the tourist from McCookc; Nevada, who sawJ: three .the Spanish- - . Fork auto park shortly after midnight on the night of the murder. was positive that Ohlseq as wnnt the man he saw in the moonlight Jump into a roadster and . drive away with two companions, -- FORMER PROVO BANK ROBBER WOMAN HERE -SUSPECT HELD - MrsrH."TjrWeaver. wife of the OKLAHOMA CTTY, Sept. 5 (UP) city editor of the Spokane Press, Floyd Jarrett suspect held for Spokane, Wash., member of the James G. Scrlpps newspaper group, Colorado authorities In connection of which the Evening Herald Is also with the sensational Lamar bank a member, paid a visit to the Her holdup. Is a fugitive from justice on two Oklahoma bank - robbery and a Kansas auto theft charges Is at the Mrs. Weaver visiting homo of her grandfather, W. D. state operatives said today. Jarrett also escaped from the Alexander, 91 West Second South Oklahoma state penitentiary at Mc- her son Billy, street Mrs. Weaver, Calester, August S, 1923, where he and her brothers ' Denton and Don was being held "for safe keeping. CUiff, motored to Provo from SpokHe faces of bank robbery ane, arriving here Sunday after- in connectioncharges with bank holdups In noon. Don.Cluff will remain here to attend, the Brlgham Young uni- Uncas, Ky county'OWahOma, and Skedee, Pawnee county, Oklahoma. versity for the ..third successive The state bureau of Identification year. said. He is also wanted for auto Mrs. Weaver was born In Provo, theft In Coffeyville, Kas. . .of Mr, and Mrs. D. He Is one" of several alleged out Foster Cluff who were residents of laws known as the "Jarret Gang", this city for several years. She was who are said to have maintained a enthusiastic in her praise of the rendertvous in a deserted ' ranch natural beauties of. Provo and shack near the Kansas line in Okla-ham-o Utah county, and was astonished to near South Coffeyville. ;, ,. note the many industrial and business developments - since her last visit ald"office-Tuesda3rniorningj--7zrz " ? -- mea-.fleefro- . JUDGE TELLS OF $2500 CHECK . ' : J nautics; Suggest Drafts of Fatal Shot Fired As Trio,. "Model Law Scuffle Near Apartment v ; HrcelnTecent jrearrthls yUHII It L L Pepartment Would Regrtilate Civil Aero- ex- at-ten- PasahlbJnlkLalieJfojmu4 rates nave oeen I U. S. Commerce MrrFat : committee from the Lions club met with the committee from the e REGULATION -- L,.!: Joseph, t. I HIT Tm mf UNIFORM Joseph T. Farrer, past exalted ruler of the Provo lodge 849, B. P. . O. Elks, haa Just received word' of bia.'appolntment to- - th off icrof -- district ; deputy-gran- d exalted ruler for Utah. This, honor cornea lo Mr. Farrer as a reward for hit exceptional work in the Provo lodge and the state organization, to put the where --h wrk"W the: order', pverbave beea .utoUodlng.- fast belngcompleted r ities; . Willi ifiUyii 111 a meeting of all' the district 1000 former resi dents will participate in the festiv r tf nirnn nn nnnnrnn nnnnnnn V L: .v v that more than he J :.. SEPTEMBER 5, 1928 IN 6 - r . .".,: PROVO ELK HONORED L celebra for the,jig home-comi- ng tion to be held in.l'Byson on oai- urday. September 15 A frenerai inA vitation is to be extenaeu 10 an who formerly lived In that city to return on the day. It is expected of of the ,. Mill M Extensive flans Under Way For Biff Celebration; AH -Former Residents ofCUy Invited to Return for Day fWh ..' get your paper regular If not telephone M before C:45 pia. SEPTEMBER 1 5 to i TELEPHONE US Si P 1 " -- 4 o)P V CM Respective Homes; Plane : Had "2000 Pound. Capacity ; J",i,,trUP)-Disposit- ion Assembly Community singing, led by Ern est Paxman; invocation, Mr. H. A. Dixon; remarks by Mr. W. Monroe ' : I-- cHy B:30General ... Do yoa R' rwM 01 PLANE ..schools are expected to attend the opening institute of the year, which "wilTbe held" Friday, Sept. 7, at the Junior high school auditorium, according to announcement from the office of Dr. C. A. Smith, superin schools. The tlrst ses- tendent "Z7'7C.."a7L 1 nn Judge Who .Weds Elopers Beaten wJ TO BE HELD , .". .. aPRDVO, UTAH.COUNTY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY "uuwuu wu.u I T IF ....... : JACKSON IS FINED William Jackson of Carterville was sentenced this morning In the city court to pay a fine of $50 or serve 30 days in the county Jail on a charge of wilful and malicious destruction of property. It .Is al BOTCHER BOY -.- CASE CLOSING LOS. ANGELES.SepL iJUPJ-- Te state was expected to rest its case today against Leo P. Kelley, butcher boy, accused of the murder HANSEN HERE of Mrs. Myrtle Melius, prominent Hansen, landscape . and In Los Angeles society. gardening specialist from the ex - Dt Lt. Steed, who testified it tension division of the Utah Agri length yesterday, resumed the stand cultural college pf Logan spent when opened and reWednesday In Utah county While vealed further 4etail of the findhero.- - he conferred wlth ther city ing of the body of Mrs. Melius. Aug. Cyuncil at Sprlngville and Ameri 5, and the discovery pfKelleyt in can jf oris in regard to their crly the Melius home a few minutes . oeautincatlon programs. I later. leged that Jackson tore' ouaf'an" ir- rigation weir north of Provo. the-sess- ion . . 'X. -- ". ,LOS ANGELES, Sept 5 (UP) his acceptExplaining 'more-full- y ance of a check for $2500 from Mrs-M- innie Kennedy, mother of Aimee Semple McPherson, superior Judige Carlos Hardy said todaythafthe transaction resulted from legal services rendered before Mrs. McPher-- t son became Involved in criminal charges in connection with her purported kidnapping In 1926.: "Although the money was given to me after prosecution of Mrs. Mcpherson actually was In progress, it was in recognition of advice I had' given prlor, to t.he actual kidnap- ' ping," he aaid. VI really see no good of all this excitement, about the matter, , I frequently gave legal advice to Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. McPherson and -the gift was merely a recognition of . that service. accepted the amount only after the district attorney's office first"" aid there would be no more prosecution of Mrs. McPherson, . " ''1 . |