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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WKDX II,SPAY MORNING, MARCII 1, 1922. COMB SAGE TEA IN FADED X)R If Hired With Sulphur It Dark-en- s arch Victor Records' Are 'Here So Naturally Nobody Can TeU. Woman With Gift of Sec- Committees Are Named to ond Sight Testifies in Work Out Details of Bill to Submit to Congress. Obenchain Murder Cate. t Grandmother kept bet hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dall, faded or streaked appearance, thin simple mixture war applied, with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for Wyeths Bage anda Sulphur Compound, yon will get Urge bottle of e this recipe, improved by the addition ef other Ingredients, all ready to sas, nt very little boat. This simple mixture ran be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair, A well known downtown druggist saya everybody uses Wyetks Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody ran tell it has been applied its so easy to use. too. Ye simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through the hnfr, taking one atraad at a tiros. By morning tha gray hair dis appears; after another application or two, it la restored to its astural color, aad looks glossy, soft and beautiful. (Advertisement.) Every Number Is a Big Hit Listed Are a Few of the Leaders old-tim- State Seeks to Prove Between Woman and Burch to Kill Broker Con-tpira- cy LOS ANGELES. Feb. 21. A mental healer end a woman with the lift of second sight" weso witnesses in ths trial of Mrs. MadaIynne Obenchain. charged vrtththe murder of Belton Kennedy. They were called by the prosecution in support of its contention that Mrs. Obea-ehaconspired with Arthur C; Burch to hare the latter kill Kennedy because refused to marry her. The prosecution also read Into the roc ord a statement made by Mrs. Obsn-chaon August 6, the day after the laying. In which she declared t was she. not Kennedy, who sought to break the engagement she said existed between them. In this statement Mrs. Obenchain also gave her version of the. slaving, this being the first occasion on which that version has become a matter of court . record. Mrs. Obenchain in this statement, which was made In the district attorney's office "and taken down by a court stenog- rapber, said ahe went driving with Kennedy on the afternoon of August 5. They went to a beach resort and sat on the sand until afterdark, shs said. It was at the beach . where, she declared, she told Kennedy she thought they ought to break the engagement. She said ho urged Mr to "keep faith a little longer. j. ln j ln Drive to Beverly. After dark, 'according to the statement, they drove to Beverly (Hen, where Ken. nedy had a summer cottage. She said . thgv had "no particular purpose" in but when they reached the cot- tags Kennedy, suggested- - they, look for a "lucky penny' Mrs. Obenchain had hidden under a stone near the cottage. They left their car and climbed a flight of steps to the cottage, she Said, then Ken- nedy started back to the car to get some matches. As hs went down ths steps she heard a shot, and Kennedy called: "Oh, Masztyn, good night." Then, the Statement continued, a second shot was fired. Mrs. Obenchain, according to the Statement, started dovfn the steps ahd as shs did so two roughly dressed men "who looked like laborers" ran past Her and disappeared in some brush. Then, the statement went on, shs went down the steps and found Kennedy lying apparently dead, about half way down. Bhe stopped a motorist, who weiit with her -- 40 examine the - body- .- Ths statement terminated at this point. A second tram - script was read, showing that Mrs. Oben- -' Chain went to the district attorney's of- 4 WASHINGTON, Fab. 28 The radio telephone conference, which has been in session' for the past two days listening to tha views of those interested in the art of radio telephony,-- , concluded Ha open meetings late today and three committees now will meet behind dosed doors to sift Information gleaned with a view to formulating raoommendatlons. The committee, one legal, another technical, and the third composed of amateurs on the commlssionjare now confronted with the problem of working out and allocating wavs lengths and providing ether measures for ths prevention of interference between amateur, commercial and government stations. It was expected that the committees before reporting and that recommendations would, be considered looking toward soma legislation by congress giving ths department of commerce broad discretionary powers for the regulation of all sending and receiving stations. Opinions of experts from ths principal radio telephone manufacturers, public service corporations handling communications and amateurs were found ax Uis open sessions to be In accord regarding government regulation, .but differences arose concerning the attitude of ether users toward tha amateurs and novices. the The manufacturers, including Wee ting house Manufacturing company, the Western Electric company, the General Electric company, the American Telephone and Telegraph company and the Radio Corporation of America, sH disclaimed a hostile attitude, which the amateurs, represented principally by the American Radio Relay league, declared existed. A criticism ef the type of sets put upon the market by the manufacturers made by Paul F. Godley of Cedar Grove, N. J.. on behalf pf amateurs, who stated that they were inadequate and caused moet of the Interference complained of, resulted in an executive meeting of the conference during the recess for lunch to Th Broadcasting has developed point. It wan pointed out, that all classes of persons from those In the cities to those in remote districts, had available crop and health reports, mar ket reports, lectures,, entertainment, including grand opera and-- - jazz, sermons and speeches by United States senators. -- s DANCE RECORDS EDWARDS; WARDEN CO. Gift of Six Millions Made to University A gift of NEW, YORK, Feb. 2 to university of Baltimore for endowment and buildings for the school of hygiene and public health was announced today by the Rockefeller Foundation. The school, which alma at prevention rather than dure of disease, hae been supported from year to year bv the foundation stneo Its opening in ISIS, but the $4,000,000 gift places It on a permanent footing ' and provides for construction of now buildings on a site admedical jacent to tho school and hospital., The school this year has 131 students from twenty-seve- n states and ten foreign countries, who are In training for work. health public Training cot public health officers and development of preventive medicine are the two functions of the institution. J The 4,000,000 gift was said to he the to largest ever made by one Institutionwar another at a single time. During the the Rockefeller Foundation gave 15,040,-00- 0 a similar, sum to the Red Cross-ento tha united war work organisations and two years ago the general education board gave 45,000,000 to the University of Rochester for medical work. 040,000 Johns-Hopki- 18869 On the 'Gin 'Gin 309 to 315 East Broadway. Wreck Injuries Resalt in Suit for Damages saaMmsssanaeai Waterways Project 28. Governors Feb. WASHINGTON, Nathan L. Miller of New York and Henry J. Alien of Kansas, In addition to several hundred delegatee from all sections of the country, are expfected to be present at the opening meeting tomorrow of the of '"the seventeenth annual convention National Rivera and Harbors 'congress to matters when waterways pertaining and (hipping legislation improvements are biought up for discussion. Governor Alien arrived today and spent some time In conference with members of congress twenty-firs- t. from his state and said he was ready On shs said ths for the debate with Governor Milter 9n trouble between Kennedy and Mrs. Obenchain seemed to be his parents. I told him not to be afraid of his parents, but get married, and they would forgive him. Mrs J. R. Childs of - Evanston, 111, testified that 'In the summer of 1930 she occupied an apartment at 124 Main street, that city, and Mrs Obenchain occupied one across the hall from her. Burch called on Mrs Obenchain on numerous occasions during that time, and took to the, Obenchniu apartment, Mrs. Childs said. Mrs. Obenchain was In poor health at the time end had a nurse liv- Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid ing with her. the witness said, JrlMT gro-cri- es Stabbed by Neuritis! Spoke of Marriage. Mrs. Childs said-Mone day last Juns Mrs. Obenchain toidf her she would leave for California tha following day and was to be married in pan Francisco June 21 to a young man she had known for several years. Mrs, Obenchain did net mention The roan's n&fiie, Mrs. Childs said. William Bright, a deputy sheriff, testified that Mrs, Obenchain received an envelope containing 884 In currency et the county Jail August 4. This was brought to the jail by a woman friend of the defendant, in whose cere It had been addressed. A handwriting expert had testified the adresa was Inscribed by Burch. Bright said Mra Obenchain told gjm Burch had .owed het..money Dr. J. J. Finley, the last witness of the day, testified he extracted a thorn from Burchs knee at the county Jail August 10. The state contends the- - thorn was of a species found on bushes in Beverly Glen near the scene of the shootwas in ing. Finley's progress when adjournment wss taken until tomorrow. . Prosecution attorneys said they expected to rest their case tomorrow ajui that the last witness to be called would be Mrs. D. Kennedy, mother of the stain man. j.Defense attorneys said they expected to call seventeen witnesses, including Mra. Obenchain. at Many people suffer attacks by , thl archfiend, . commonly called" "nerve Inflammation.' Ths first warning la usually a sharp, stabbing pain, which may "come and go" or hurt constantly. You may feel It in the shoulder, neck, forearm, small of the back or down ths thigh and leg to ths heel. It Is sometimes mistaken for sciatica, rheumatism or neurelgia, which troubles oftsn do and up in neuritis Wormstter-whw- e YOtrlmVe liefvt bains' or whst caused them, you can get quick relief without using narcotics or poisons Just apply Tyemol over ths part that hurts and in 4 to t minutes ths pala will be gone. Tysmol is absorbed through ths ports of ths skin. It ham a soothing, healing eftect upon the diseased nerves, gradually helping to restore them to healthy condition. Dont suffer any longer. Price 41 00 at The Owl Drug Co., Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Btcres and other leading druggists Tysmol Company, Mfg. Chemists. 400 Butter Stq Ban Francisco. (Adv.) . Feel Old? Overwork, worry, anxiety or sorrow undermine strength and health. Thesd causes contribute to kidney trouble, end weak or diseased kidneys make, one feel old la middle age. kid-ke- rhea-fbA- la Ifdke -- a, Stomach, Heartburn, Ga on Stomach, Etc. Indigestion and praotlcaliyall forma of stomach trouble, aey medical authorities, out of tea to en se are due of hydrochlorio acid In the stomach. acid stomach is exceedingly Chronic dangerous and sufferers should do either one of two things. Either they can go on a limited and often disagreeable diet, avoiding foods that disagree with them, that Irritate the stomach and lead to excess acid secretion, or they can eat as they please la reason and make it a practice to counteract the effect of the Harmful acid and or prevent the formation of as by tha use of a firemsture fermentation' ted Magnesia at thair meals. There ie probably no better, safer or more reliable stomach antlscld than Blsurated Magnesia and It la wldeljrused for this purpose. It he ne direct action on the stiinach and Is not a digesting But a teaspoonful of the powder or a tablets taken In a couple of little water with the food will neutralise excess which the may be present acidity end prevent its further formation. This cause whole remove the of the trouble and the meal digests naturally and healthfully without need of pepsin dUIs or artificial dlgeatants. Get a few ounces of Blsurated Magnesia from any reliable druggist. Ask for either or tablets. It never comes as a powder to liquid, milk or citrate and in the blsurated Is a laxative. Try this plan and not form in eat what you want at your next meal and see. if this isn't Ahe beat advice you ever Roy E. Donnell, Hilbert L. Brighton and had on "what to eat." (Advertisement.) Angelina Wacaster. now facing murder charges, will be asked to testify during the preliminary hearing of Devi L. Pedersen, ciwrged with being an accessory after tha fact in the slaying of CharleesA. Faue, wholesale druggist and member of the board ol education, according tb George M.- Cannon, assistant When you srs uffering with . county attorney. The hearinst will tiegtn Wore (Tty 'fcfcrdljrjiet around,' Judga Noel S. Pratt next Friday. Ped- just fry Rod Pepper Rub and you will ersen wea arrested by Sheriff o. ank have the quickest relief known.' Emery for Investigation, a formal charge Nothing has such pen being brought erainst him In tha belief etrating neat aa red concentrated, that ha knew Brighton participated in relief. Just as soon aspeppers. In you apply the attempted holdup and consequent shooting at ths E'aua home and failed to Pepper Rub you feet the tingling heat. warms minuten to In his three the sore spot it the auknowledge give county thorities through and through. Frees the blood Circulation, breaks up the congestion MOTHER IS SOUGHT. and the old rheumatism torture ie gone. In an effort to locate hie mother, known Rowies Bed Irpper Rub, made from as Madame Me Ray, a palmist and clair- red peppers, costs little at any drug voyant, who formerly lived In Halt I.ake. u Get a. jar nt onre. Use it for William Williams, 903 New Port avenue, lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, Chicago, has written to Postmaster Almost He states in ths letter sore muscles, eolds in chest. Warnim. Mi Madame was that last heard from instant relief awaits you. Be sure te Kay when living at 4t)3 bast Heropd Boulh get, the jfenuine, with the name Rowloa street. oa each package. (Advertisement.1 -- 18854 18846 Price 81.25 t - FRITZ KRBISLER, Violinist Brakauer-Xreisler Paradise (Yienneae Folk Song) Price $1.25 r LOUISE H6MEB, Contralto . 7334 My Ain Folk Wilfrid MiUa Laura G. Lemon Price gi.25 ; JASCHA HEIFETZ. Violinist (Plane accompaniment by 8am Chotglnoff) 6022 Serenade A, d'Ambrosio Price 81.28 66028 h 10-in- , h ' I Believe In You You Morning, Noon and Night That's How Granny (Youre My Mammy's Mammy) dna Forget Yon Ill The World la Waiting to r the Sunrise . Ka-La-- - Reddlng-Waldrop- - 10-in- POPULAR SONGS I Want Sweet Foggy ONeil ' Yvette Bagel Shaw John Steel ' John Steel 74729 ' PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA Leopold Stokowski, Conductor Saloras' Dance Fart 1 (From Opof a Salome 'I R. Strauss inctfi-Fri" 12 Brown-Bill- 74730 Salomes Dance Fart 2 12 Inch . 1.75 ce Price 175 J , Richard Stransa The Complete List Is Available and Any Numbers Will Be Cheerfully Played the St. Lawrence river project schede uled for tomorrow afternoon. Governor Alien has said, that he believed the HU Lawrence river should be widened and Improved to enable shipping of the Great Lakes to pass to the Atlantic ocean by that route, while Governor Miller has been a strong advocate of the development of the New York state barge canal from Buffalo To Albany so that shipping from the Great Lakes may pass dowa the Hudaon rlvec Jo th Atlantic, thus permitting American shipping to utilise what he has termed essentially American waters. ntnu-Um- sx-ea- ea five-gra- France, from prison ahe said she had been forced to take by her husband, Thomas Stewart Ryan, foreign correwas spondent of a Chicago newspaper, brought here today aboard the steamer La Lorraine. The woman's mother, Mrs Loralae Creighton, who accompanied the body, said it would be taken Immedito Los Angeles for interment. Ryan ately was arrested after his wife e death, but later was released on bail. Association Will lrge Raising of Better Hogs methods of housing, feeding and breed Ing. They also will affiliate with th state and federal authorities In combatini hbr diseases. The breeding of Duroo bode la only one of the many steps to be taken under the The te Tribune. Special direction of the farm bureau to encour--. IDAHO FALLS. Idaho, Feb. 28 Efbetter farming in Bonneville county forts are now under way to at, mutate yre C. E. Anderson has been named as pres)- Interest In tbe raising of better hogs In dent of the new association: Carl Schull Bonnevtlle county As a means to this vice president, and C; F. Johnson, aecrs-tar- y end. an association has been formed, and iretssursr. which will be known ae .the Bonnevtlle LOCKWOOD GIVEN ROST. ( 4 ( County Duroo Breedere' association. SORENSONS HAVR SON. WASHINGTON) Feb. 28. Appointment f The object of the association is to proof George B. Lockwood, publisher of the mote the production of purebred swine, E. D. Sorenson, surveyor general for Muncie. Ind Frees, and of the National and to establish the industry upon a perUtah, is receiving congratulations on ths SUICIDES BODY AT NEW YORK. Republican, as acting secretary of the manent basis. Members will cooperate arrive at hia home of a" son. Mr. and NEW" YORK, Feb. 2 The body of Republican national committee to suc- with the farm bureau in developing a Mra. Sorenson lived at Manti prior to was an- system of marketing hogs and In demon- Mr. Sorenson's appointment as surveyor Mr. Audrey Creighton Ryan of Los An- ceed the late Clarence B. MHler, geles, who died last month at Neuiliy, nounced today by Chairman Adams. strating the best and most approved general, . out of the air , i f After the evening meal your family settle themselves in comfortable chairs ; you turn a dial and your room is filled with the glorious voice of a grand opera ' star, singing in some city. This is not a dream of Utopia, but what is actually happening in thousands of homes today. .What the 'future may hold in radio telephony stagger? the far-dista- iivi 71 & 3 , I i nt v U ; ' t,f .li t imagination. J In this newest defiance of space, just as in the regular telephone and telegraph system, Exide Batteries are an important factor. For they supply the current to make audible the sound waves snatched r.S "J , I 1 from the air. t r Of the numerous ways In which Exide Batteries are connected with the daily life'of the nation, you are perhaps most interested in the part they play in motoring It it because of experience in retaking bat l teries for every purpose since the dawn of the storage battery industry, that the Exide, built for your car, gives dependable power so much longer than you would have a right to expect from other batteries. -- J & in Be Witnesses Accused Hearing of Pedersen STOP RHEUMATISM WITH RED PEPPER - help week, overworked or diseased and bladder so that the system b free from wstte and poisonous msttet ' that causes one to feel old, tired, Ian guid. They banish backache, pains, son muscles, stiff Joints. Mss. X D. Miliar. Srncsss, H. T. wntssi "Far assy yssrs I svdand with kidney trwfcle asd rtwum.tisas. I bad s svrs fce.fc.tfca sad -i.lf BiMr.bi. asd all ,174 eut, Whplace wfc.nl bed tc de semctbins ins tws fcottl.a et Pel? KidnaV Pills 1 can say I scad whan tad Uy la is fcaefcache gone, sty awake at aisht with ifcauaatia yeiae I can aaw tea us aemfert sad amity (sad euht'e seat." Wrhranua-JohnseDrugs, Five tl) Ooed 66028 ( flee August 8, and In response to quesSamuel Slater filed suit against tAe tions said she would make no further Lake & Utah Railroad company yesstatement until she bad consulted an at- Salt 47009 damages for interday to recover torney. . juries suffered In a train wreck. He alleges that be Buffered a broken Healer Takes Stand- nose and various cuts and bruises on William Iserleh, the mental healer, said November Y. 1921, when an electric train Mrs. Obenchain visited him-Jul- y 12 to In which he was riding to Lehl collided consult on "spiritual matters," and asked with a northbound train bound from him if he could "see me getting married Payeon to Salt Lake. tomorrow. Iserioh said he advised her to wait until Aueust 10 for the marriage, IndustriatrCommission Mrs. R. B. Whitlow, who said she was "born with the gift of sight," testified Insurance Dues Sues Mrs. Obenchain ssked her about ths middle qf July If she would marry the man she loved. "I told her things looked The state Industrial commission favorable, Mrs. Whitlow testified. Later, brought suit in the Third district court the witness said, Mrs. Obenchain tele- - yesterday to recover more than 43000 phoned to her end asked if she could alleged to be due as- - premiums on work, bring her "young man friend to call. men's compensation Insurance. "I said she could, Mrs. Whitlow said, The Utah Zinc company was mads "Then sho told me she wanted me to a suit for 43431.45, the Utah talk favorable to him. About 8 o'clock Sand and Gravel company in a suit for came to a that night ahe my house with 4478 82, and the Newman' Sheet Metal young man who I afterwards learned was werka in a suit for H 83. J. Belton Kennedy, They sat down in front of ms and I advised them to marry and go away before August 1. Governors to Debate 1MPEPTIC5 Wasatch 4224. Pool Whiteman and Hi Orchestra e, 18818 e JOHN McCORMACK. Tenor Marin Fox Trot 18857 Whnmlh Medley Fox Trot Oood-ByShanghai Fox Trot 18856 Dear Old Southland Fdx Trot They Call It Dancing Medley Fox Trot - Green Bros. 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