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Show y sue mm irrrfiMr t) C4;y'-'U EntOmS I-- ' hjs An Attiring pritc. Let tw have your next order far aofthiag you want print' Rkh County printing Is syooayiBous with ast and cfikkacy. i Nm BEACHES EYE3Y IOOK TWENTY-SIXT- YEAR H Big TO FIFTY-FIV- E PORT CORNER OP RICH COUNTY 'i Events in thsLives W " " 'I NO. 45 FOREST HRES of Little Men News Notes; From All Parts of UTAH STEP MUSSO-LIN- FIRE FIGHTERS FROM RUSHED LOS ANGELES TO HELP COMBAT FIRE I MIL-ITAR- Y ACTION Ogden, About $400 has been raised by the Japanese residents of Ogden and Weber county for the relief of Japanese food sufferers, according to the announcement of the association of Japanese in the city. The Logan chamber of Logan, commerce is In receipt of two letters complimenting the Logan Boy Scouts band, which recently made a trip national park, through Yellowstone and played at several camps. Ogden, Final details for the purchase of the home of David C. Eccles at the corner of Twenty-fift- h street and Jefferson avenue by the Ogden council, Knights of Columbus, were completed at the meeting of the council. Canadian Red Croaa Takes Charge of Ten 8teamers Requisitioned to Carry Many of Those Injured; Doctors Soldiers to Base at Pola, Cable and Nurses Meet From Athens Steamer Asserts Flames Threaten Ranch Houses of Sonomo County; High Winds Fan Fire Covering Twenty Thousand Acres Victoria, B. C. The steamer Tresi-deJefferson, oarrying the tirstj sur vivors of the Yokohama; earthquake, warped Into its dock at Victoria, first port of call on the American Continent, shortly after T :30 oclock Sat- Santa Rosa, Oalit, Fanned by high winds a great forest fire was sweeping Sonoma county ranches Monday. Already a half dozen bjg ranches have been swept by the flames including the State of California Sock ranch. Hundreds of fire fighters recruited from the farms and towns are stagd ing a desperate fight to save Spanish Fork, Mrs. William Har. resort, springs, a summer around which' are located many sum- wood suffered cuts about the face, her daughter, Desqie, 14, was cut on mer homes. the wrist, and her sister-in-laMrs. Santa Barbara, Fire fighters were George Homer of Lebi, was shaken rushed here Monday from Los Angel- up and bruised in an automobile aces to help fight the furious forest cident here. fire on the north slope of the Santa Park City, In an accident at the Ynez mountain range, where scores construction camp of the Union Paciof mountain ranch homes are in the fic on the spur which is being built The fire is to the Park-Uta- h path of the flames. mine, Edward Earl said to have burned over 20,000 acres Brennon, a young man, 27 years of during the last 24 hours. age, was instantly killed. Officers in charge of fighting ths Logan About sixteen cars of pofire are now preparing to cut huge tatoes have been shipped out of of breaks several miles in advance Cache county so far this season, acthe flames. cording to H. P. Mathews, district agricultural inspector. Fire Damages Oregon Prieen Provo, Henry Nelson, who was Salem, Ore., Fire starting in the flax plant ot the state penitentiary arrested early in July and charged with intoxication, was found not Monday morning supposedly from guilty by. a-- . Jury last week. fanned spontneous combustion, by t stiff wipd, had 4tr ?fflffiamr-Tw-o ten its way.-tstills, four ,mal', -- gallons of moonshine Jiqnor, fifty gal lons of wine and a barrel of core mash were found by the forces of Sheriff Benjamin R. Harries when Daring Trio Stage Holdup they raided a home here. Salt Lake City, Three bandits in Spanish Fork, Fating from a low one of the most daring robberies in fence on which she was playihg at Salt Lake police annals held up and her home. Marguerite Thomas, robbed Joseph B. Robbins, manager daughter of Mrs. Joyce of the Keeley Ice Cream company, Thomas broke both bones in her of $866.59 at 9:25 oclock Monday right wrist The robbery was perpemorning. Hawley, Anderson and Scipio, trated on East Broadway near State street and the bandits escaped in an Hinckley, contractors for building the automobile. In exactly an hour af- 7.08 miles of gravel surfaced road beter the robbery was perpetrated one tween Scipio and the Juab county of the bandits was arrested near line, are on the ground and will beFarmington and officers are search- gin construction. ing for the others. The satchels and Brigham City, The growers of this city and vicinity are now busily enpart of the money was recovered. gaged in harvesting and marketing the large Elberta peach crop. Insurrector Wipe Out Regulars Buenos Aires, Seventy Brazilian Spanish Fork, Former students 57 state troopers were killed or wound- the B. Y. U. residing at Spanish Fork ed when their encampment at Cruz will an alumni association orgaNze Alta, in the state of Rio Grande do here. Sul was attacked by revolutionaries Eureka, F. M. McQuivey, 65, was who made a furious attack, accordalmost instantly killed on the 700 Caseros Monte La to Nacions ing of the Tintic Standard foot level correspondent. The state troopers fled, abandoning their dead and mine, when a slab of rock' fell on him. quantities of arms and equipment. Delta, Prospects for a bumper Canadian Flays Labor Board alfalfa crop in Millard county were Calgary Denunciation of the Unit- never better according to Dr. Richard ed States railway labor board as fne R. Lyman, who has spent the past tool of tiie employers and of the week in this vicinity. strike as too powerful a weapon ML Pleasant, Considerable excitefor workers engaged in essential ment was caused by a fire breaking public services to employ, marked the out in the Hotel Marie here about address of A. R. Mosher, president $200 damages resulted. at the convention of the Canadian The F. A. Dahle ConstrucLogan, of Brotherhood Railway Employes N tion company has shipped its road Monday. equipment to Caliente, Nev., In which Cole state 4t has secured a large contract Descendants Feta Los Angeles, Cornelius Cole, for- on one ot the federal aid roads promerly U. S. senator from California jects. one of the few living men who heard Three speeders were Midvale, Abraham Lincoln deliver Ns Gettys- fined in Justice Silas Browns court burg address, was 101 years old Mon here for exceeding the speed limit day and his descendants planned a on the highways south of Salt Lake. ' quiet reception in his honor at his Provo, Two barns, a garage and home here, with only relatives and tons of hay and other equipfifty Senator ment Intimate friends attending. belonging to Otho Lee Huff and Cole declared he felt better than he Charles Madsen of LakevJew were 10'0 did when he was only years old. destroyed by fire. Provo, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. HanPurnell Being Sought King sen of Ophir, Utah, and Miss Eliza, Mich. departMichigans Lansing, beth Davis of Salt Lake, suffered took ment ot public safety Monday King painful injuries, when the Ford car charge of the search for In which they were driving collided Benjamin Purnell, elusive leader of the House of David cult, as the first ailth a Packard. Logan Officers of the Cache coun-fstep toward reopening an international chase. the city sot a high mark for the Request that a reward of $6500 or more be offered for year. There were fifteen permits the state cult leader's capture will totaling $30,000. be made of the state administrative Logan, Officers of the Cache coun-t- y board. fair, which is to be held In Logan are plauaing to accomodate the largOfficial Reports Bond Theft est cattle and dairy exhibit yet shown 0 Indianapolis, Ind., Theft of in the county. worth of United States treasury Ogden, An even hundred students certificates from his desk was rport-eto the police Friday afternoon by enrolled ter the term at Weber colEdward F. Moore vice president ot lege here the first day of the new registration. the Indiana National bapk. nt urday. Previously at the Canadian gov- -' ernment quarantine station at William Head, thirty-thre- e British and Canadian passengers a number oi them suffering from broken arms and legs, bruises and shock, and others destitute, had been taken from the vessel to remain under the care of the Canadian Bed Cross as long Doctors and nurses ad necessary. met them at the station and escorted them to shore. The Jefferson carried 155 refugees, thirteen nationalities. representing To many of them the arrival on American shores was the bccasion of reunion with friends and relatives. To others it meant merey a long wait until things adjust themselves and we can get back to Japan. There were few cases of seriously injured aboard. Mrs. Myrtle McAllister of San Francisco had been caught in the wreckage about the limbs. Mrs. Don Timing, formerly Aliss Lara Cyr of Los Angeles, had also been caught in the wreckage of here home and was unable to walk l tJBbst fas the result of 10 month old baby .who on arrival at Victoria, had completed Its third voyage across the Pacific, was unharmed. Other injured included Mrs. Louise Saboretta of Victoria, who was not seriously hurt; Gaston De Bearne, son of Prince De Bearne, counsellor of the French embassy at Tokio; Richard Haskin, of New York City, and H. M. Starr, also of New York. aeeore-'bruUof- J ME DISPATCHES INDICATE IS PREPARED FOR REACH CANADIAN ' AIP RANDOLPH, RICH COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1923 " ONE HUNDRED Tni SWe2kr? II aot please remember your subscription will help make this paper strong a thing necessary for an unsurpassed news service. Oklahoma State Under Martial Law Oklahoma City, Okla. Martial law Tor the entire state of Oklahoma was proclaimed, at midnight Saturday by Governor J. C. Walton. Calling the Yuli force of the approximately 6000 troops in the Oklahoma national guard to his command, the governor climaxed his fight spectacular against the Ku Klux Klan by declaring that any person who aids the organization in oarrying out its "purposes are enemies of the sovereign state of Oklahoma and shall be dealt Due with by the military forces. to the existence of a self- - styled Invisible Empire, "(governor Walton declared a state of Insurrection and rebellion is in effect against the constitution and authorities of Oklahoma, and that a general state of public alarm and fear and Jeopardy of life, peace and personal safety has resulted. -- Firpo Loses to Champ Dempsey New York Jack Dempsey Friday Slight retained his worlds heavyweight title, knocking out, Luis An-gFirpo, the Wild Bull of Pampas," In the second round of one of the fiercest, fastest and most spectacular battles in the history of pugilism. The champion floored Ns Argentine challenger five times in the first round and twice in the second round before a short right uppercut to the jaw sent Frlpo down for the last But three minutes and 57 time. seconds of whirlwind terrific maulwas himself once ing, Dempsey knocked clear through the ropes on top of the press benches and, groggy under a bombardment of mighty' rights, once sank to his knees. el London, Italy, having forced her will upon Greece, now is prepared to take military action, if necessary, to defend Italian rights in Flume, dispatches from Rome, Athens and the Balkans indicate. A new Adriatic crisis, with Corfu and Flume as immediate pawns, and Italy, Jugoslavia, Greece, and Albania as possible participants in new conflict appeared at hand. Mussolini has charged the Jugoslavs with seeking to take advantage of the Italo-Gree- k dispute to break a contract that gave most of Flume to Italy. The Serbs have disclaimed any such intention and Insisted they will abide by agreements made, but reports from Athens, possibly inspired, declare Italian military preparations are under way. The Athena correspondent of the Daily Chronicle cabled: In Trieste, troop trains are held in readiness with steam up and heavy contingents of choice Italian troops are being concentrated, presumably for use against Jugoslavia If that nation does not accept the Italian terms for settlement of the Flume contro, , versy by Saturday. Ten steamers have been requisitioned by government for conveying troops to the base At JPoIa. At Barf,' tBeI faTFaJ Aha ve embarked the Sixth, Tenth and Forty-sevent- h regiments for an unknown destination. The units are completely supplied with artillery and munitions. Their destination is not known. The correspondent said the reported landing of ItaUan troops at Santa Quaranta still was unconfirmed In Athens, but had created intense excitement in the Greek capital, where It as firmly believed Italy is intent on foralng the hand of Jugoslavia by a threat of invading Macedonia through Albania. thes-Jtftli&- Warship and Vessel Crash San Pedro, Cal. The battleship Texas, bound from San Franciscoto San Pedro, collided with the steamer Steel Seafarer of the Isthmian line fourteen miles north of Point Arguel. lo Wednesday, according to word The collision ocreaching here. curred in the vicinity where seven destroyers went on the rocks last Saturday. Texas Officials Face Charge Amarillo, Texas, Six men including Sheriff Less Whittaker and County Attorney H. L. Ford, were under Indictment Thursday in connection with the flogging of E. T. McDonald. Whittaker and Ford were accused of misconduct In office. Quake Toll Tabulated Osaka, Final figures tabulated by the prefecture of Tokio on the earthquake casuallties place the dead in Tokio ait 77,823 and in Yokohama at In addition, 120,070 persons 33,767. are missing in Tokio. It is estimated that more than a million refugees have left the capital for the surrounding country. Fruit Concern Hits Rocks Fresno, Cal., Announcement of the failure of the E. Y. Foley, Inc., one of the largest fresh and dried fruit organizations in the West, is made by local creditors here. The assets are put at one million dollars and liabilities at considerably more than a million. The concern was Incorporated Germany Makes Payment Pledge for $2,500,000. Demoralization of the Berlin, Germany is prepared to Eastern grape market is given as the enlist private property In industry, reason for the failure. commerce, finance and agriculture as s pledge for the payment of her re486 Back Chinese President parations if she is assured thait the Shanghai, A manifesto signed by Ttuhr and Rhineland will be restored 486 members of parliament repudiatsaid Chancellor Streseman in his ad- es the effort being made in Pekin to dress to the German editors Wed- assemble a quorum of parliament to nesday. elect a president to succeed Li Yuan-Hung. Upper House Abolition of the Villa Assassin Sentenced Canadian parliament was demanded Jesus Salas, Parral, Chihuahua, by the Dominion Trades and Labor assassin of Pancho congress in a resolution passed here Villa,' the Mexican bandit, was senannual convention,. tenced to twenty years in prison at In its thirty-nint- h Proposals that reform of the senate the conclusion of his trial here b suggested wsre rejected. tabor Would Vancouver, Abolish C. ed Fen-woo- limn DECIDES 10 BAND HEADED BY CAPTAIN GEM, AMBASSADORS ADVISE GREECE ERAL RIVIERA IN FULL CON. THEY MAY IMPOSE TROL AT SEAPORT OTHER PENALTYS , , t Revolutionists Contend Political fllssolinl Announces He Will Give Leaders Have Control of thft Up Harbor Claim When 'Ejf Country; State of Siege Annexation of Fium Exists Occurs ' - f 1 u Barcelona, Spain, A state of sieg was proclaimed here oclock Thursday morning and the Catalans military authorities , took of power In the city. It is reported that Santiago Alba, the minister of foreign affairs, is under arrest at San Sebastian. . Closely censored advices from Madrid Thursday indicated a large section of the Spanish army has rebelled, demanding resignation of the government. The rebellion apparently was caused by two conditions: 1. The dictatory policy of the government toward the Catalonian separatists who, at a meeting in Barcelona Wednesday, adopted motions insulting the king and queen and demanding Immediate separation of Catalonia into an Independent republic. 2. The military reverses suffered by Spanish forces in Morocco fighting against thp Moorish rebels led by Abd El Krim. The army blames the government for these Reverses because of its failure to provide sufficient troops, munitions and equipment, despite the repeated pleas of the military commanders. The movement started shortly after midnight In Barcelonia; the seat of the Catalonian movement, when the provincial Captain, General Prime De Rlveira, declared a state of war, demanded resignation of the cabinet and seized communication lines. Late advices indicated the movethe ment had spread throughout country, a majority of independent military garrisons going over to the revolutionists who were reported to ave captured Foreign Minister Alb-d- a. 5 - f Paris, Italy has decided to evacuate Corfu September 27, according to the official text of the note of the of ambasadors ' to Greece, which was made public Friday. However, the note says, the ambassadors reserve the right, in case they decide the conditions of search for the persons guilty of massacre of the Italian boundary commission have not been executed fully, to impose other measures of coercion and penalities, such as handing over lire and 50,000,000 renouncing Greeces right of recourse to The Hague tribunal. Italy, however, will retain her right to submit to the tribunal her claim for expenses of he occupation of Corfu. The commission of inquiry of the council of ambassadors will commence its sitting September 17 at Janina and will report provisionally by telegraph every five days, whereupon the council will decide whether Greece is acting in good faith. 1 Japan Reconstruction Estimated It is estimated that the cost of reconstruction work in Tokio and Yokohama, as a result of the earthquake and fire, will approximate A nationwide 10,000,000,000 yen. syndicate of bankers has been organized to assist the government in rebuilding the devasted area, and the empire is asked to devote all surplus funds for this purpose. The banking syndicate announces it' will raise the additional money required for reconstruction by local and foreign loans. The bank of Japan, the insurance companies and the public have contributed fifty million yen toward re. lief. Plans for feeding and housing Dispatches .indicated the position refugees have been completed and the it the king was not endangered. government and the people now are The council of ministers, in a long devoting all efforts to a great reconsession ending early Thursday, re- struction Campaign. fused to resign and retaliated against the army by declaring martial law in Frost Hits Montana Barcelonia. Helena, Mont., Frost cut a path through eastern Montana Tuesday Pershing Enters Final Year In Army night, according to reports to the The John J. Pershing weather bureau in Helena. Washington, minimum temperatures at Miles City his sixty-thir- d celebrated Thursday He began his last year of 40 degrees, probably low enough at birthday. active service in the army, to which Miles City to do some damage and his life has been devoted, at his desk low enough at Billings to endanger in the war department, performing gardens. Havre, in the northern the triple duties of acting secretary part of the state, reported 36. of war, general of the army and chief of staff. A year from Thursday Many Homeless in Hayden Storm which also is the anniversary of the Phoenix, Ariz.. A score of famiopening of the battle of St. Mihiel, lies in the neighborhood of Hayden the man who commanded the Ameri- were homeless Friday as result of a can army then in its first great high wind and flood in Powerhouse drive against the German lines in canyon. Most of the families were France, will pass automatically to Mexicans and were living in flimsy the retired Ufe. shacks which crumpled quickly before the violence of the wind. Several small washouts on the El Paso & Cargo Blaze Threatened Ship Los Angeles, Fire which was dis- Southwestern railroad , are reported. covered Monday in the hold of the Rivera Takes Oath at Madrid 10,000 ton freighter American, of the American-Hawalia- n General Miguel Primo Madrid, line, while 50 miles at sea, and which for a time Rivera, Marquis de Estella, head of threatened the destruction of the the revolutionary movement, which entire cargo, if not the vessel itself, overthrew the Alhucemas ministry, was extinguished late Monday night, took oath of office Saturday as presiIt was announced by fire department dent of the council of ministers before King Alfonso. officials early Tuesday. Tokio, or $41,-00- d J |