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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY ffl E Deadly Poison Carbon Dioxide Fatal to Crew Ten Millions in Contraband Liquor Seized 5 fljEW YOBX, Jan. 10 (AP). Tha. New Tork World today UTs that mora than of contra110,000,000 worth band liquor and alcohol was l Will Face New Some Appear on Directorates of Ogden Institutions. Men of Smothered Because Life Became Impossible, Testified. seized from ships in 1927 by tha combined force of the marine police, custom service and coast guard, operating from the port of New York. Forty six Teasel with between 1,200,000 and 1,500,000 quart of raw alcohol- - and liquors were, aeUed during the year. la 1926, 47 vessel were captured. g S-- 4 BOSTON, Maaa., Jan. 19 (AP). A deadly percentage ot carbon dloxlda Four banks held had poisoned tha air In tha torpedo their annual stockholders' meeting room of the 4 before rescuer could here today and elected directors (or convey a supply of oxygen to tha six the present year. men Imprisoned In the submarine, the Two new members elected to tna board of directors of tha Ogden State naval court of Inquiry Investigating forW. Roland ware bank Stevene, the 4 disaster was Informed today. mer preatdant of tbe Oolden Rule Lieutenant C J. Flotte. who acted Mercantile company, which recently old out to the J. C. Penney company, aa medical officer In the salvage opof the and E. C. Olaen. Membera eration;, i mad public today the reE. .board jfho were reelected were: N. sult of testa of air returned from K Van Meter, Q. I Becker, J. the torpedo room after air lines had Snarro: O. A. Parmley. J. K. Spiers, been attached to the listening tube H. M. Row, A. P. Blgelow. J. F. on the night of December 21. The and J. E. Stone. The board met teats, made at the Boston navy yard, Immediately and reelected the follow revealed 7 per cent of carbon dioxide. ing officers: A. P. Blgelow, presiaent; "Life could not have existed when E. L. Van Meter, vice prealdent; O. OGDEX, Jan. 10. More than one the carbon dioxide reached thla perL. Becker, vice prealdent; u. to. Mavis, hundred veterlnarlana of the centage," Dr. Flotte said. "Three per cashier: W. N. Farr. assistant cashier: wera in attendance cent of this gas Is considered highly . J. Stllwell. trust officer, and D. J. here todaycountry the first annual conven- dangerous to life. at tion of the Intermountaln Livestock Baker, assistant trust officer. "There waa not only the question Stockholders of the Commercial Be' Sanitary association at the Hotel of the high percentage of carbon dioxcurity bank elected Robert Byrem to Blgelow. Dr. W. D. Wright, secretary ide to be considered, but the low temthe board of directors ana reeieciea and treasurer of the association, de- perature of tha water, which was 34 the following directors: Patrick Healy, livered the annual and Dr. H. degrees. The six men had existed Frank J. Stevens, W. H. Shearman, J. Frederick of the report for seventy-tw- o hours In this low Utah Pavld Hlckey, Miles L. Jones, A. S. college, the association's Agricultural Inches of temperature with first presiPatterson. Joseph O. Read, John Halls, dent delivered tha principal address. water on the floor,eighteen no food, no waFred M. Nye, W. C. Hunter and Adam Dr. Frederick expressed himself aa ter, without proper clothing. All of Patterson. Jr. The Doara reeieciea much alarmed over the marked de these things contributed to hasten the officers as follows: Frank J. Stevens, crease in the number 'of graduates In end." 'Do you think that by blowing air president: A. B. Patterson. Fred M, veterinary work from the collogea and universities of tha country, and at a Into the room at that time there was Nye and W. H. Shearman vice dents: S. O. Dye, cashier; H. W. time, lie declared, when the country a chance of reviving any of the perlev. assistant cashier, and Patrick needs them most The association will sonnel?" asked Commander eLalle E. Hea.lv. chairman of tha board. convene here again tomorrow. Bratton, Judge advocate. Tha board of Joint directors for the "I doubt It very much," the witness the First and bank National First said. - "It waa done Wednesday night. SANDINO'S REBELS Saving's bank was reelected aa folbut they knew there waa no chance lows: John Browning, M. A. Brownto save the men inside. ing, Harold C. Day, U T. Dee, James REINFORCED TO FACE "Would you say from a medical K. Douglas, George 8. Eccles, M. S. that from the time the test standpoint ueorge . Kccles. Charles B. MARINE ARMY showed 7 per cent of carbon dioxide rtlen. W. H. Harris. T. C. Mercer. R. there was no life In the compartB, Porter, Joseph Scowcroft, Warren ment?" (Contiasad from race One.) L. Wattla and W. H. Wattla. The "I would say they were all dead, board of director! will elect officers marines now en route to without question." for both banks at Its next meeting, reach there and swell tha Nicaragua force to 3000. PROVINCETOWN, early in February. Mass., Jan. 10 At tha annual meeting and election (AP). Operations of the salvage fleet Morales. Klearazo renreaentatlve of officers of the National Bank of here for the liberal in of raising the the work engaged In NicarCommerce present officers and direc- agua, issued a formalparty 4 today were denial that his sunken submarine confined to tors, with one exception, were reIs overhauling and repairing furnishing assistance to the elected. J. W. Brewer waa named di- party to a careful study of and rebel leader equipment Sandlno. He said that rector to replace Lester S. Seovllle. the conservatives have this the similar valve arrangement of the who la fulfilling an L. D. 8. church method of propaganda toadopted submersible' sister ship. ma mission In New York. The reelected rines there and prevent a "keen This limitation of tha day's activity elec fair officers were: Charles H. Barton, tion. was made necessary because of the president: J. H. Riley, J. W. Abbott, ustnsr all rough weather that made diving opare "For this Durnose thev Ezra Richardson and P. A, Dix, vice of their Influence Tonight prosat home and erations Impossible. cashpresidents; Harmon B. Barton, he said. "The liberal party pects were not promising for favorier: J. R. HInchcllffe. Phil A. Kohn abroad," In Nicaragua is by far the most in able diving conditions tomorrow. and Louis P. Cook, assistant cashiers; terested in keeping the peace, as the J. and Da officer, trust H. Vine, J. recent municipal elections show." DiYale Students Pass H. Riley, assistant trust officer. rectors reelected were: Charlea H. Governor Qeneral Say Arrested Barton, J. W. Abbott, Esra Richard- I. Sandlno Only Outlaw. son. J. H. Riley, Hvrum Hokanson. Major General John A. Lejeune. N. Pierce. C. J. Humnhrle, P. A. Tlx. commandant of the marine corps, is NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Jan. 10 (AP). ft. A. Dickson, P. F. Klrkendall, Fred at the head of the reinforcements and Charged with illegal distribution of E. Williams, L. F. Whltiock, C. H. will direct temporarily operations. handbills, in violation of a city ordi Thorstensen and Harry S. Anderson. in commenting upon the new turn nance, nineteen Yale students were of affairs. Henry I Stimson, governor arrested here tonight as they attemptgeneral of the Philippines, who. aa ed to pass out pamphlets among strikPresident Coolldge's personal repre ing employees of two neckwear manu sentative, effected the truce between facturing firms. the conservative and liberal factions The pamphlets, signed by three Yale several months ago, declared that students, oppose the open shop ruling be classified as a lib Sandlno cannot that brought two neckwear manufaci eral. turers here from New York City, Sandlno Is an outlaw, nothing where they fought a closed shop basis more, notnlng less," he declared. with the United Neckwear Makers' "Sandino waa not a party to the union. The pamphlets were said to be Iruce we effected, but General part of an effort on the part of the who represented the liberal ele students to prevent the manufacturers ments, advised me that Sandino had here from establishing an open shop. agreed to a truce and had then I your face drawn and pinched! broken his agreement. "Sandlno does not represent a po Oil Shale Cases Held cheeks Your akin flabby! Are your litical movement In any sense of the sunken with gTeat hollows under the. word. He has preyed upon all, mur Up Pending Decision and liberals dering conservatives eyes! Doe your figure show un- alike." All land office cases which Involve becoming angle instead of the soft Colonel Stimson had his last cone oil shale have been auspended pendference today with President ly rounded slimness of youth I before departing; for the Phil- ing a decision on a case brought berob you of at . All these conditions to take up his new role as fore the Interior department by the ippines old. look and make tractiveness you governor general. He will leave with- Denver land office, according to word received Tuesday by Eli F. Taylor, two weeks. But, worst of all, these may actually in register of the Salt Lake Inland office.of be the symptoms of simple anaemia many The question involved that dread ailment o often suf- Broker Found in the oil shale cases Is that previously under the mining were made filings fered bv women. Throat Despondent and agricultural land laws,oilwhile now There 's nothing so good a Mc" and coal they come under the gas, on firm to Tablet flesh, NEW YORK. Jan. 10 (AP). A. Al- leasing act Thla has given rise to put Coy' Tound out face and figure and help bert Sack, Jr., a stock broker of some dispute about title to the lands. Providence, R. I., was found In a build rich,' red blood. Brooklyn hotel early today with his So if you need a few pounds of throat slashed. Police said he had Woman Gets Divorce Sack waa taken flesh to round out the hollows, "if attempted suicide. to a hospital, where his condition waa $500,000 Trust Funds energy described you want to get back as serious. and health, get a box of McCoy's Mrs. Sack told the police her husRENO, Nev., Jan. 10 (AP). Mrs. been ill the last year and Tablet today. Just a short treat- band had Helen P. Clegg, wife of Alfred E. had been melancholy. lately and feel York ship own look make will ment' you Police said the cut had been made Clegg, wealthy New er, and her four cnnaren were awardlike a new person. with a safety rasor blade. ed half a million dollars In trust funds McCoy Take all the risk Bead agreement through an when she was granted a divorce on this ironclad guarantee: If, after Advantages of here of yester Mcthe cruelty boxes of taking 4 sixty-cen- t Told by Club Speaker day. ground Tha children are to live with boxes, retains father while Coy' Tablet or 2 the the mother, custody, according to the Elmo S. Culhert was the speaker at their legal any thin, underweight man or woman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds the Gyro club's dinner Tuesday night terms of the agreement. the Hotel Utah. HI them dealt and feel completely satisfied with at with the advantage of modern print- Earl Cathcart Bequeaths the marked improvement in health ' , ing. J president of the Countess $2500 Yearly your druggist is kuthorfced to re-- , Morgan Anderson, of the Pine Members club, presided. turn the purchase price. club contributed to the evening's j Lake The name McCoy' Cod Liver Oil thusIc program. LONDON. Jan. 10 (AP). A be quest of 600 ($2500) yearly In trust Tablets has been shortened just ask for h a former wire, vera countess for McCoy's Tablet at Z. C. M. I. Burglars Enter Cahoon Cathcart, Is contained in the will pub Schramm-Johnsoxne lished todar of Earl Cathcart. Co., Drugs, Drug Steal Shotgun death iof the earl occurred In a LonOwl Drug Co. or any drug (tore in House, on November 19. don nursing home America, (Adv.) Burglars who entered his house with last, after an operation. The total 200,f a passkey Tuesday were reported to amount of the estate is about have! stolen a shotgun by Reynolds ooo. Cahoon of 1377 Fifteenth East street. There waa no one at home when the burajlary was committed, Mr. Cahoon . OQDEN, Jam. 10. -- Van-met- er uary 17. at the Lafayette school. It waa announced Tueaday at girl scout headquarters In the Beason building. The course will continue for ten consecutive weeks and will begin sessions each Tueaday at 4 p. m. Instruction will be In tenderfoot and second claaagiven requlrementa, knots, flag drawing, eompaaa, first aid. flra prevention, bed making, signaling, nature lore, games, story tell. n and songs. The course will also Include a hike and outdoor cooking. Information regarding the course may Funeral services for. Malcolm Mo Alllster, 60, prominent bualneas man of Salt Lake who suceumbed to an illness of two years Monday afternoon at his home In the Richmond apartments, will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Seventeenth ward chapel. Bishop Nicholas O. Smith officiating. The body may be viewed at Larkln Undertaking company's parlor between the hours of 10 a. m. and 11 noon Saturday. Interment will be In City cemetery. tist, the 1921 art exhibition for the Encouragement of Intermountaln Artists, will open In the ballroom of the Newhouse hotel Sunday. Mrs. Alice Merrill Home, president of the association, will have charge of the exhibition and will be at the hotel Sundaya from 13 o'clock noon until I p. m. to receive visitors. Mlaa Ware, who spent the fall and early winter In California painting,will show some choice marines, porI tralta and still life. During her stay Aaaoclatlon SUFFERERS (Ma handy tab Ot sostWua rsOrf sat At. faar to ears itcuM. tuina tradins Piisa. Thsaraeslst will rsfns the bmoss if it fails. Is tubas with oils Stsa, ftcs at ia ba baas, ats. Ask fee T quickly end headache, take an er two pain'a greateet enemy. 8eise tine balanced formula inauraa aaiaty and ear sain raaulta. Katier where others fail. Stop Daina of all kinds: alao end Insomnia and nerv susnaaa; promote raatfnl alaep. Praaaribad by doctors and dantiata for ever 6 ysnrs. Si saiU bene awed annnallr. Sold br all draggiawj la en each tablet, vaat packet tine 2 eanta. A-- Anti-.iamn- PAZO OINTMENT QuHU ia Jreref frevn Pans awe) JWm Don't fail to attend this WHITE CLASSIC Extraordinary Savings, on LINENS, SHEETS, SHEETING, TOWELS, BEDDING, PERCALES, BROADCLOTITS, WHITE SILKS, ART GOODS, HICKORY GOODS $30,000.00 worth of Madeira Linens at Tremendous Reductions all this week! 1 SALE!! TRANSPARENT AND CHIFFON VELVET GOWNS Radical reductions on all Keith O'Brien's exclusive Afternoon and Evening Dresses. Beautiful Transparent Velvet and Chiffon Velvet, and exquisite metallic combinations In bouffant, drapes, straight lines. U.S. 10 Gowns You'll find the new things FIRST at While other merchants are talking "Clearance," our stocks are vir tually CLEARED and we are already featuring new, fresh, crisp, spring merchandise. ! Special Purchase FABRIC GLOVES $ Imported from a Formerly Gloves famous whose $25.00 stantly recognise. Every pair perfect all Includshades.Spring ing Tan, Freckle, 3ray and 6'4 to Mode; S-- i 10 5 Gowns X Formerly 5.00 to m 59.00 maker name $ In- would you " Needed Weight apring. the of II WHITE SALE'S in More Attractive After She Gained a trip through soutnern Europe next n a ujrrr&wri H 14 WU Waa we ','ieeeeseaaesJs S-- Handbills; In California, Miss Ware had a number of ptotures exhibited by the La- Juna Art club and received much fa vorable comment. The young Utah artist Is planning be obtained at girl scout headquarGirl Scouts to Get Young Utah Artist ters, Wasatch 7270. Gains Coast Fame Leadership Course Malcolm McAllister OM scout leaders will begin a course Featuring the work of Mlaa FlorServices Saturday ence la leadership training Tuesday, JanSalt Lake arWare, S-- Health of Live Stock Discussed 13 11, 1923. Our N. Y. Office Consignment of FUR-TRIMME- D VERY, 8V4. VERT COATS IMPORTANT PURCHASE An exceedingly fortunate HOSIERY FEATURE 10 Gowns. Formerly $69.50 to Beautiful to hem fine guage, every pair EXTRAORDINARY at Keith-O'Brien- 's Hose-S- ilk n $85.00 close-ou- t purchase, just made by our N. Y. office ! Allotment of 25 Beautiful Coats ar-- . rivel ON SALE TODAY extra perfect. t Mon-cad- Oool-Idg- Hotel; FIFTH BARGAIN 35 FLOOR NEW AND REDUCED FROCKS Cut; and old-tim- e Printing ON SALE . SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE new special purincluded in this alluring collection of dress smartness. There's an air ..of Spring and youtfi to these clever Frocks of Satin, Crepe and Georgettes a wonderful choosing and SAVING Many chases STANLEY BYRD FROCKS Regular to $3.45 Girls' 1 to 14. A very special man-Ueturers e e n eesslon rqakea this low p r a e possible; our fastest selling g I r s' Frocks! one-doll- told; police. ELK LEAVES HILLS. IXK3AN, Utah, Jan. 18 (AP). An elk from the Logan game preserve strayed Into town this morning and was observed grazing upon the vegee, tation In tbe yard of Mrs. C. D. "She's a Septic! Many Winn want to be, deserve to beand their lot. mh4 be tar mora popular mmm Doctora know wbr. So do They call Buch esses 3pttCS, Ta remedy ohomiooa body odors and bad breath, roo mat recognise their eaoee. Tha trouble Is frankly ia tha colon. suites millions of system erptk. There auy be a daily airinanni. bat alt tha areata ia aot eliminated. Tha autttr that sraains poisons tha blood, and pemeaese tha It Uinta the breath. V'eUara M perspiration. bum 1taltMfktrmmdqfaUulemJetmm. Calebs iw warVs wand era ia ana's appear, anoa. too. With the inner arisen avert and rlrsn, the complexion clears anost amarnlooaly. Eras bnshttn. Teeth whiten. The tongue as no longer coated, area o arieins, Aad yeej ever aaed Uka another harsh cathartic Pertiasae) roa are erotic, and don't know X. Trr a uar bit of calcium, and eea! It mar make aU the difierenre as tha world. Lease harsh, hsbsi mrmms cathartka alone. Yoa nrrar awed thrn roa uks occsskxu! cskiuat Uaist. rrve-ei- ay lr laa sr3! prase to roa aery tha arstsm's need for csknnn, snd the anrnt aroas thoss little srsfera. Your drumnst hsa thsm few Kic Of the iaauly eiss, . htan ttus lsa todl i u Calcium Wafers o 44 North Third street east. The animal was perfectly content until the city bus came along, when It became frightened and scampered away. Jamea Gragun of 8mithfleld reported here that he saw several head of elk In a field north of Logan this morning. They wera feeding with a herd of rattle. WARNING . TO MOTORISTS. BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 14 (AP). 1 la the deadline date for the using of 1927 license plates on Idaho automobiles, Fred E. Lukena. secretary of state, and commissioner of law enforcement, announces in urging automobile owners to obtain 1st license) plates from county assessor as soon aa possible. CLUB TO OIVE FLAYS. "The Superior Bex." a one-a, rt farce: "Driftwood," a tragedy,, and "Oossln," a aketch frorn life, are to be presented by the "Maska and Faces' Dramatic club of Halt Lake hall. J fit South Second at the Mw Kjtst street, Wednesday at I 16 p. m. Tha plays are one act each and will he) preaented under direction of Lief McManua. The entertainment' will be augmented by Instrumental numbers. There will be no ariminslon chaxga. "NIlTEatS" PANCrriTCH. ON BILL. Jarr. I Dramatic aeaann will brgin for thla community Wednesday nisht In the Social hall when home talent will preaent a three. t rr.m1r entitled "The Neater " The production la directed by S. a. Frank LeKevre, Leland Clark. Carl liora HenoVrann and Rata Alexander are la the cast. lr. i Your Tongue Coated in the Morning? j "I Tanlac FINAL CLEARANCE OF EXCLUSIVE 1 (W 1 i Regular n 350 PAIRS, REGULAR UP TO $10.00. Startling Reductions! stvles to select from! Patenta, Satin, Kid. Calf, Black, Tan and Combinations! 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That coated tongue tells you why the least exertion tires you out; why yoa have pains ia the bowels, gas, sour stomach, dizzy spell. See how the first bottle of Tanlae help yon. Tanlae contain bo mineral drugs; It ia made of barks, herb and root nature' owa medicine for the sick. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Your money back if it doesn't help yon. I 1 and DAILY! these adorable " Frocks 1 - 1 Scores fa - n Girls' FREE LESSONS 69 K 1 Pink Blue ft Orange ; Rose mi iff PHILIPPINE GOWNS Lovely new G e w n s, hand embroidered In dainty pastel shades. ON LIVE MODELS! Smmss GjRLS' BEACON DEMONSTRATION fiATH ROBES TODAY Conducted by Helen off J. Keener, National Figure Expert, Prom the Model Brassiere Co. 107c "WIIITE SALE DISCOUNT t . en all new "Merchandise In the Corset Dept. this week only! Foil est, wiih smart and lines neat p e e in trimmed and faey braids rntln Tefme IU to KEITH OBRI EN, Inc. r ly 171 te a.saa.sy |